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content/blog/back-again/index.md

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 title: "Back Again"
 date: "2019-12-13"
-categories: 
+tags: 
-  - "code"
+  - "Code"
-  - "excuses"
+  - "Excuses"
 ---
 
 When I started this blog I had recently been laid off and figured it was as good a time as any to give some visibility to the code I had been creating over the years rather than hoarding it like a jealous dragon. I intended to keep up with it but then I started a new job and the writing sort of fell by the wayside. I kept working on projects when I could but never really got the chance to write about them. I'm hoping to be a bit more consistent this time around but only time will tell.

content/blog/cpu-usage-status-window/index.md

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 title: "CPU Usage Status Window"
 date: "2018-03-08"
-categories: 
+tags: 
-  - "code"
+  - "Code"
-  - "floating-status-window"
+  - "Floating Status Window"
 ---
 
 Now that I've written about my [FloatingStatusWindow](https://github.com/ckaczor/FloatingStatusWindow) library I can start to talk about the projects that use it. First up is the [ProcessCpuUsageStatusWindow](https://github.com/ckaczor/ProcessCpuUsageStatusWindow) project.

content/blog/etsy-shop-widget/index.md

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 title: "Etsy Shop Widget"
 date: "2018-04-20"
-categories: 
+tags: 
-  - "code"
+  - "Code"
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 My wife and a friend run The Crafty Coop (edit: now closed) - an event planning business that also sells handmade party decorations/favors online and at craft shows. One of the ways I help out is as the designated "IT guy" by handling the web/email hosting and other technical stuff.

content/blog/feed-center/index.md

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 title: "Feed Center"
 date: "2018-04-04"
-categories: 
+tags: 
-  - "code"
+  - "Code"
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 One of my most complete projects is [Feed Center](https://github.com/ckaczor/FeedCenter) - an RSS feed reader designed to blend in with the Windows desktop.

content/blog/floating-status-window/index.md

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 title: "Floating Status Window"
 date: "2018-02-21"
-categories: 
+tags: 
-  - "code"
+  - "Code"
-  - "floating-status-window"
+  - "Floating Status Window"
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 Something that shows up in a lot of my projects is my [FloatingStatusWindow](https://github.com/ckaczor/FloatingStatusWindow) library. It allows the creation of something akin to a desktop widget that displays simple text and blends in with the Windows desktop. This is what several of them look like in the corner of my secondary monitor:

content/blog/hello-world/index.md

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 title: "Hello world!"
 date: "2018-02-05"
-categories: 
+tags: 
-  - "code"
+  - "Code"
-  - "critters"
+  - "Critters"
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 Being a programmer at heart it seems appropriate to stick with the classic "hello world" for starting off!

content/blog/laundry-monitor-hardware/index.md

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 title: "Laundry Monitor - Hardware"
 date: "2018-03-29"
-categories: 
+tags: 
-  - "code"
+  - "Code"
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 The next project up is [LaundryMonitor](https://github.com/ckaczor/LaundryMonitor) which uses the most hardware of anything I've done so far.

content/blog/laundry-monitor-software/index.md

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 title: "Laundry Monitor – Software"
 date: "2018-04-02"
-categories: 
+tags: 
-  - "code"
+  - "Code"
-  - "floating-status-window"
+  - "Floating Status Window"
 ---
 
 The software side of [LaundryMonitor](https://github.com/ckaczor/LaundryMonitor) is currently pretty straightforward. The [C.H.I.P.](https://getchip.com/pages/chip) runs a Node.js application that keeps track of a GPIO pin for each current switch - when the switch is closed the appliance is on and when the switch is open the appliance is off. The application exposes a websocket that applications like [HomeStatusWindow](https://github.com/ckaczor/HomeStatusWindow) can watch and messages are sent to a family Telegram channel.

content/blog/system-temperature-status-window/index.md

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 title: "System Temperature Status Window"
 date: "2018-03-19"
-categories: 
+tags: 
-  - "code"
+  - "Code"
-  - "floating-status-window"
+  - "Floating Status Window"
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 Next up in the "floating status window" category is [SystemTemperatureStatusWindow](https://github.com/ckaczor/SystemTemperatureStatusWindow). This one does exactly what it says on the tin - it shows various system temperature values.

content/blog/weather-station/index.md

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 title: "Weather Station"
 date: "2018-02-17"
-categories: 
+tags: 
-  - "code"
+  - "Code"
-  - "weather"
+  - "Weather"
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 One of the oldest projects I'm still working on today is my weather station. I had always wanted a weather station but it seemed boring to just install something on the roof, stick an LCD display on the wall somewhere, and then forget about it - I wanted something I could build, expand on, and write my own software for.

content/blog/work-indicator/index.md

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 title: "Work Indicator"
 date: "2018-03-19"
-categories: 
+tags: 
-  - "code"
+  - "Code"
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 I'm going to take a break from status windows for a little bit to cover my [WorkIndicator](https://github.com/ckaczor/WorkIndicator) project.

eleventy.config.js

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 		return (new Date()).toISOString();
 	});
 
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-        collection.getAll().forEach(item => {
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-            item.data.categories.filter(
-                cat => !['posts', 'all'].includes(cat)
-            ).forEach(
-                cat => {
-                    if (!catSet[cat]) { catSet[cat] = []; }
-                    catSet[cat].push(item)
-                }
-            );
-        });
-        return catSet;
-    });
-
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 	// If your passthrough copy gets heavy and cumbersome, add this line