TrendWeight Has an API Now
TrendWeight has an API now. If you're comfortable writing a bit of code, you can pull your weight data out (including the calculated trend values you see on your dashboard) and push new weight reading
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Fitbit, Google Health, and What's Next
If you use TrendWeight with a Fitbit account, there's a change coming that you should know about. tldr: Google is retiring the API that TrendWeight uses to read weight data from Fitbit, and once it's
New Auth, Legacy Data, New Options
Well, it’s been just shy of a week since the launch of the new version of TrendWeight. Early feedback was mostly positive and many small bugs were squashed in the first few days. There were also a couple larger improvements that just went live that a...
TrendWeight v2 Has Launched!
After more than a decade sitting mostly unchanged, TrendWeight has gotten a fresh update. While the app looks and works mostly the same way you're used to, everything under the hood has been modernized. What You Need to Know Logging In You'll need to...
Rebooting TrendWeight (Again)
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AI as Observer: Chronicling Tabletop RPGs
Last night at the gaming table… They ascended cautiously, weapons ready. In a chamber on the upper floor, they found her - an emaciated figure kneeling within a circle of power. On either side stood skeletal guardians, each bearing six arms laden wi...
CephFS: Migrating Files Between Pools
When I started with CephFS, I didn't have a good plan for how I wanted subfolders to map to different Ceph pools. I had different kinds of data in the file system, so I knew I wanted some of it to be on fast NVMe storage with simple replication, and ...
Homelab Storage: A Journey to Ceph
tldr: I started with a modest NAS setup in my homelab, but my curiosity led me to build an 8-node Ceph distributed storage cluster. Ceph, though overkill for a home environment, offers scalable, resilient storage by distributing data across multiple ...
Going Overboard with My Homelab
My homelab is certainly more elaborate than necessary, but that's because I love to tinker. It's one of my hobbies, and truth be told, my lab's main purpose is just that—being a hobby. While some components are genuinely useful, the overall setup is ...
