Cycling: Iceland Ring Road Day 1: Reykjavík to Borgarnes
Day 1 of my Iceland cycling trip. Starting off from the capital city of Reykjavík, with some fjord detours, natural thermal baths, and heavy traffic.
»Day 1 of my Iceland cycling trip. Starting off from the capital city of Reykjavík, with some fjord detours, natural thermal baths, and heavy traffic.
»How I prepared for my Iceland cycling trip and my experience flying from Berlin to Iceland.
»This is the starting point to a series of posts that recaps my 2023 summer bikepacking tour circling the Iceland Ring Road route over two weeks.
»I cycled from Gdańsk to Bydgoszcz the other Saturday with a work friend. We took the EuroVelo 9 trail along the Vistula river bank south from the Baltic Sea coast into the Polish inland, travelling 230km in a single day.
»I organised a few days of cycling with a couple of friends on the Polish coast of the Baltic Sea and it turned into a bike experiment.
»I bought a StarFive VisionFive 2 development board (produced by Waveshare) from Amazon Germany and this my getting started experience.
»I think I rekindled my joy for programming by building birdhouses.
»I decided to build a tool to web scrape the admin panel web ui of my home internet modem/router so I could programatically learn the IP addresses of devices connected. It turned into a “capture the flag” style reverse-engineering challenge.
»A small tool I wrote in Go to make timestamps in webserver directory indexes more intuitive and human friendly. Recursively Set Directory MTime to Latest.
»I detoured off my lazy vacation visiting Tenerife and Gran Canaria to try cycle up the Teide. Here’s the story of my failure.
»In the late summer of 2022, I met up with an old roommate from my time when I studied in Kaiserslautern University. As we are both in the bike touring scene we decided to make a small local trip from Berlin (where I live) to Leipzig (where he lives).
»Ever tried downloading files with a plus sign in the filename via S3 object URLs? There’s a catch with those.
»When a quick python debugging exercise turns into a learning lesson about how adding environment variables is unsafe in a multi-threaded application.
»I was hit with the most random error when trying to interact with an OpenShift cluster via command line: “Unable to connect to the server: dial tcp 192.168.39.5:8443: connect: no route to host”.
»I came back from some days out of the office and found a coworker implementing some odd workarounds to reinstall python dependencies for an app in its container on every execution. I decided to dig in and see what’s going on and learned a little bit about s2i-python-container and Python Poetry.
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