Welcome to my digital abode! I'm Nick Moline, a tech wizard and theatre enthusiast. Embrace the fusion of engineering and artistic wonders as we explore the boundless realm of software engineering, science fiction and fantasy, and technical theatre.
Ever since the move to Statamic , I’ve been systematically going through my old posts and fixing them so they look good in this post. I’ve been doing these in small batches and as of tonight have updated the archive all the way back to the beginning of 2004 and a smattering of posts from 2003. It...
I’ve migrated this site multiple times over the years. It has run on Movable Type , BlogCMS , Wordpress, Drupal , back to Wordpress , and most recently, Jekyll . There was a lot to like about Jekyll: The fact that the public website was completely static html eliminated the possibility of the...
Working from home makes reliable internet essential, if the internet goes down for days I can't work, to combat this, I need to have another weapon at the ready.
For the latest show I've worked on, I had an unusual new challenge, could I turn someone into a Harpy in real time? How about turning a woman into a rainbow?
With every show I work I try to learn at least one new skill, to bring one new thing to a production that I hadn't before.
As some people in my city are being evacuated due to encroaching fires, I finally setup my weather station to track the weather and air quality.
After 14 years in Silicon Valley, I'm packing up and moving to southern California, to take on new challenges.
After several years of being separate, I've merged my personal sites of NickMoline.com and Nick.pro into a single site, and given it a pretty substantial overhaul at the same time.
As I mentioned yesterday I'm moving posts over to Jekyll from my WordPress blog. To get started, I used a wordpress plugin called simply Jekyll Exporter to export all of my posts and pages into markdown files. This worked pretty well, but since I want my site to be 100% AMP Only, I decided that...