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So during my most recent project, I was struggling to figure out how to use a specific python module. It wasn’t well documented and the discussion threads on the project gave hints but the answers weren’t specific enough or complete enough.

Throughout my travels across East Asia and South America I created many Instagram stories, that my followers surely enjoyed, however, one annoyance I had was that stories can only be sixty seconds long.

Before I could start creating new content for this site I had to change a lot to get it working again, to be in a more reliable situation going forward and to make it a project I was proud to show off.

I’ve not given enough love to this website in the last few years. So I’m coming back with more energy than ever and looking to enhance the site and add more content continuously going forward.

Veering away from the type of content that I’ve been writing so far I thought I would cover a technical tutorial on how to use custom icons in the skills section of the Academic theme in Hugo.

This post is part of a series detailing my activities, thoughts and feelings as I make a five-week expedition across the beautiful lands of New Zealand (NZ). Day 4 - Glowing with anticipation I finally manage to get a good nights sleep and feel a little more human, although I’m still slightly on edge.

This post is part of a series detailing my activities, thoughts and feelings as I make a five-week expedition across the beautiful lands of New Zealand (NZ). The early bird gets to check-in Upon packing my bags with the most elaborate set of items that will allow me to carry them both by air and by bike I get an “early” (11pm) night as I have to get up for 6am on the first day of my travels.

As some readers may know I’m going on a rather ambitious solo expedition of New Zealand starting near the tail end of October. As a part of that adventure, I plan on cycling a decent portion of it and I’ve heard it’s rather hilly, so what better way of preparing myself, both physically and mentally, than by doing a section of one of the hilliest routes in England the Pennine Cycleway.