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skip to content new adventures in technology musings on computers, music, productivity, psychology and other such things. six months of the rough trade club this afternoon i cycled to the post office in erdington town centre to collect my rough trade club record of the month, which was the eponymous debut by lump (laura marling and mike lindsay). i don’t really have a bag that is ideal for both cycling and carrying vinyl (recommendations welcome), but despite a slightly unbalanced cycle home (i did a food shop too, so added weight and bulk to the already oddly shaped bag that seemed to want to end up on my hip rather than my back) it did remind me very much of the many times i cycled to record shops when i was younger, and how much more of an occasion it makes getting hold of new music that the straightforward but soulless downloading or streaming that is largely how most of us consume music in the itunes and spotify age. it’s a good record too. short, but well worth a listen. in fact, everything rough trade have sent me over the last six months has really hit the spot, and has represented well over 50% of music i’ve bought this year so far. yes, that’s 6 records – not 60 as would be the case in previous years. i’ve made a playlist (on spotify, of course), just in case there is anyone reading this who might want to dive into some new music. share this: twitter google tumblr facebook author andy posted on june 9, 2018 categories cycling , music cycling in birmingham at the moment i’m juggling hospital visits, work, being a responsible pet owner, and all the other things i do. this has lead to a few logistical challenges, but since i was kindly loaned a bike a couple of weeks ago i have found new ways to do everything i need to do and still manage to see new parts of my local environment. i’m not a fan of cycling on busy roads, and although i’ve done it a few times recently, it’s very much a means to and end, and not an enjoyable journey. the ones i’ve enjoyed are where i can use parks, cycle paths and canals to get around – and birmingham is surprisingly good for those kind of routes if you know where to look. the journeys i’ve particularly enjoyed (with links to routes) are: the park near my house to good hope hospital via sutton park – i’ve done this one 3 times now, and it doesn’t go anywhere near a main road until sutton town centre. one day i will explore the top part of sutton park too, but that’s a trip for another day. an alternate morning commute – this takes me to my local train station, but via two parks rather than a busy main road. it’s quite short (i walk most of this with the dog a couple of times a week), but it’s a really pleasant cycle when the weather is nice. good hope hospital to the park near my house via lots of parks and cycle paths – after cycling back from hospital twice on the roads, i vowed never to do it again (especially during rush hour). this route got my home more quickly, despite being longer, and is at least 2/3 off road. it’s also a really lovely ride through leafy cycle paths and past meandering streams. witton lakes to the city centre, via the canals – i’ve dubbed this one the canal graffiti tour , but it’s not quite as bad as it sounds, and it ends up at the mailbox with only one tiny bit of road cycling on the way. i like graffiti quite a lot, so i suspect i’ll be coming back to this one with a proper camera at some point. all of this has been really enjoyable, so i guess i’ll be buying a bike (or two?) soon. share this: twitter google tumblr facebook author andy posted on may 7, 2018 categories cycling , real life updates , sustainability , travel setting up a raspberry pi media centre a couple of years ago i built a media player using a raspberry pi and openelec . i’ve made a few changes since i wrote that blog post (not least moving to libreelec ), and have also made a smaller version of the same device that i use in hotels when i’m travelling. hardware there are two hardware choices for this sort of project – any model of full sized pi , or a pi zero (which is more portable, but harder to get media on to). preinstalled sd cards can be bought directly from pi hut (or just buy blank ones from amazon which is what i do). you’ll also need a mouse (for setup), the tv you’re going to plug it into, a hdmi cable, and some way of getting media on to the device if you’re using the pi zero (more about that later). for my pi iii based device i still use the same case as before , and also have small usb drives plugged into each spare usb port to give more storage. i also have it networked now to allow easier streaming from my nas. for my pi zero i use a case that i can’t find a link for now, but really anything that allows access to all the ports will be fine. software libreelec is one of the installation options on the noobs image, and can also be bought preinstalled on an sd card . the first option requires an internet connection (which might be tricky on the pi zero), and both options require a mouse. once installation had finished the device boots into the default kodi interface. a web-based remote can be accessed by browsing to the device’s ip address on port 8080, and it can be accessed as network based storage from other computers on the same network. full details on how to download and install later verions of the software as they become available can be found on the libreelec wiki . content adding content is straightforward if the device is networked. it’s simply a case of browsing to the device and copying files across, or by pointing it at a network share. for ther pi zero i’ve found the best way to do this is to use a usb ethernet adaptor (mine doesn’t have wifi), but i suspect that the newer model linked to above might work on wifi which would reduce the need for a further piece of hardware. addons the original plan for this project was that i’d end up with something that could play movies and music on my tv, and that could handle storing a small amount of content locally so that when i end up in a hotel room with a few hours to kill i have something interesting to watch. the solution i’ve built ticks all those boxes, but i was curious to explore what else libreelec could handle. after exploring the interface and available software for a little while i found channels for last.fm scrobbles, bbc iplayer and ted talks. all of these installed and worked fine, and i’ve not found myself needing anything else on these devices.the larger one is used every day, and is definitely my prefered platform for interacting with iplayer. the smaller one travels with me, and i just copy a variety of films to the internal sd card and use the one usb port for a mouse. share this: twitter google tumblr facebook author andy posted on april 2, 2018 april 2, 2018 categories computers , linux , raspberry pi rediscovering music as i think i’ve mentioned already, i’m trying to rediscover my music collection this month. i’ve made a playlist with a few highlights from the first couple of weeks of the experiment. share this: twitter google tumblr facebook author andy posted on march 31, 2018 categories music how i consume music the way i buy and consume music has changed recently. so far this year i’ve only bought 5 records (the three that rough trade send me, plus two belle & sebastian records that i pre-ordered last year). all my other music discovery has been via spotify, and i find i’m using it more on my phone now, with a huge big playlist of new discoveries being the soundtrack to my commute. i also spent most of january and february listening to vinyl and cds rather than music on my computer (at least when in my study – i still need digital music for when i’m travelling). this month i’ve been doing an experiment around listening to all my old digital music, and trying to rediscover old things rather than buying new ones. i’ve been building up a library of mp3s since i got this computer , and it’s now up to about 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