Technology, church music, bicycles, and life in Ireland
Over the last few days I’ve noticed some gaps in the recording of particulates in the air using my air quality sensor. The sensor is set to automatically measure and upload the following measures every 2 minutes: Temperature Air pressure Humidity PM 2.5 particulates PM 10 particulates The recording of air temperature, humidity, and air […]
A couple of weeks ago I went to a workshop where I built my own air quality sensor to monitor the particulates in the air outside my home. The only problem is that it requires a 5 volt power supply using a USB cable to operate, and my house doesn’t have any outside power sockets. […]
At the weekend I attended a workshop where I built my own air quality sensor. The session was run by TOG Hackerspace, which is a shared space where people go to create and build things. Their members use the space to do all kinds of things such as: coding, electronics, wood work, metal work, crafts […]
It’s now just over a week since the Irish General Election, and the candidate’s posters should now have all been take down across the country. The law says that election candidates have 7 days to remove their posters after the election, and that deadline ran out at midnight last night. For any ones left up […]
It seems that not a week goes by these days without another news story about our transportation network. A few weeks ago we had a three-week strike by Bus Eireann drivers. Over the last few days there was a call for increased road capacity on the N11 as it is so severely congested, and at the same […]
