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 Part 50 of my 1976 Mazda RX-5 Cosmo Restoration has been posted to YouTube. Episode 50 of my '76 Mazda Cosmo Restoration is packed full of detail and
information. Possibly more than any other episode released. Because after all,
there's a lot to say about designing and building an Atmel 1284 powered CANbus
communicating, stepper motor driving, TFT screen displaying, addressable LED
controlling, rotary encoder twiddle accepting, heart of an electronic instrument ... (more) |
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 Part 49 of my 1976 Mazda RX-5 Cosmo Restoration has been posted to YouTube. It's been a long while, hasn't it? Who would have thought that retrofitting a 44 year
old instrument cluster with modern electronics and building almost everything from
scratch would be complicated? Yep, that's right. It's part 49 of my '76 Mazda
Cosmo Restoration! And once again, I am continuing to work on the instrument
cluster. This time I'm getting the final touches done by build... (more) |
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| Just finished renewing the SSL certificate for the site. Not a big deal right? Well, just two interesting points. One is that Apple has decided that any SSL cert good for more than a year is somehow insecure and will begin showing warnings on iOS devices that the site is "insecure". This is stupid. All it does is force earlier renewals and thus site owners to spend more money and time (as cert authorities usually offer multi year certs as a discount). The second is that I made a mistake configuring NGINX a few months ago and accidentally include the full certificate chain in my SSL configuration. So some browsers (Firefox!) may have showed the site as "Not Secure" even though, well, it was fully secure. Fixed this. | |
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