Elden Ring: Sir Gideon Ofnir, the All-Knowing (Erdtree Sanctuary) Boss Fight
Posted in Elden Ring November 17, 2025 at 9:16:46 AM UTC
Sir Gideon Ofnir is in the middle tier of bosses in Elden Ring, Greater Enemy Bosses, and is found within the Erdtree Sanctuary building in Leyndell, Ashen Capital. He is a mandatory boss that must be defeated in order to progress the main story of the game. Read more...
Welcome to the new and improved miklix.com!
This website continues to be primarily a blog, but also a place where I publish smaller one-page projects that doesn't require their own website.
Latest Posts Across All Categories
These are the latest additions to the website, across all categories. If you are looking for more posts in a specific category, you can find those below this section.Fermenting Beer with CellarScience Saison Yeast
Posted in Yeasts November 15, 2025 at 11:49:36 PM UTC
CellarScience Saison Yeast is a dry saison yeast designed for homebrewers. It aims to bring lively, classic saison character with reliable performance. This introduction outlines what to expect when fermenting with this strain. Read more...
Growing Your Own Broccoli: A Guide for Home Gardeners
Posted in Fruits and Vegetables November 15, 2025 at 10:21:51 AM UTC
Broccoli is a nutritional powerhouse that rewards home gardeners with crisp, flavorful heads when grown correctly. While it has a reputation for being somewhat challenging, understanding its specific needs and timing will help you grow abundant harvests. Read more...
Fermenting Beer with CellarScience Prime Yeast
Posted in Yeasts November 15, 2025 at 10:20:19 AM UTC
CellarScience Prime Yeast is a dry brewing yeast designed for homebrewers. It's perfect for those seeking reliable bottle conditioning and clean fermentation. This review delves into the yeast's performance, including its rapid start, neutral flavor, high alcohol tolerance, and very high flocculation. This results in a compact sediment. Read more...
A Guide to the Best Varieties of Serviceberry Trees to Plant in Your Garden
Posted in Fruits and Vegetables November 14, 2025 at 4:57:53 PM UTC
Serviceberry trees (Amelanchier spp.) are among North America's most versatile and rewarding native plants. With their stunning white spring blossoms, delicious summer berries, vibrant fall foliage, and attractive winter bark, these four-season beauties deserve a place in every garden. Whether you're looking to attract wildlife, harvest sweet fruits, or simply add year-round interest to your landscape, choosing the right serviceberry variety for your specific conditions is key to success. Read more...
Fermenting Beer with CellarScience Origin Yeast
Posted in Yeasts November 14, 2025 at 4:55:09 PM UTC
This article delves into CellarScience Origin Yeast, a product for homebrewers and small commercial brewers. It examines Origin’s claims of a neutral base character, high-alcohol tolerance, and versatility in fermenting with sugar, honey, and malt. Read more...
Hops in Beer Brewing: Vanguard
Posted in Hops November 14, 2025 at 4:53:39 PM UTC
Vanguard, an American-bred aroma hop, was developed by the USDA and introduced in 1997. The breeding process started in 1982. It is the last Hallertau-derived variety from the USDA program. Vanguard brings a European noble character to modern brewing, making it valuable for brewers seeking classic aroma tones. Read more...
Hops in Beer Brewing: Premiant
Posted in Hops November 13, 2025 at 9:34:06 AM UTC
Premiant, a Czech hop variety, was introduced in 1996 by the Hop Research Institute in Žatec. It was bred as a modern alternative to older, low-yielding strains. Premiant hops combine a bitter American male cultivar with Saaz-type aroma lines, including Sládek and Northern Brewer. This blend results in a reliable hop that provides clean, neutral bitterness, perfect for lagers and pilsners. Read more...
Brewing my own beer and mead has been a big interest of mine for several years now. Not only is it fun to experiment with unusual flavors and combinations that are difficult to find commercially, it also makes some of the more expensive styles much more accessible, as they are quite a bit cheaper to make at home ;-)
Latest posts in this category and its subcategories:
Fermenting Beer with CellarScience Saison Yeast
Posted in Yeasts November 15, 2025 at 11:49:36 PM UTC
CellarScience Saison Yeast is a dry saison yeast designed for homebrewers. It aims to bring lively, classic saison character with reliable performance. This introduction outlines what to expect when fermenting with this strain. Read more...
Fermenting Beer with CellarScience Prime Yeast
Posted in Yeasts November 15, 2025 at 10:20:19 AM UTC
CellarScience Prime Yeast is a dry brewing yeast designed for homebrewers. It's perfect for those seeking reliable bottle conditioning and clean fermentation. This review delves into the yeast's performance, including its rapid start, neutral flavor, high alcohol tolerance, and very high flocculation. This results in a compact sediment. Read more...
Fermenting Beer with CellarScience Origin Yeast
Posted in Yeasts November 14, 2025 at 4:55:09 PM UTC
This article delves into CellarScience Origin Yeast, a product for homebrewers and small commercial brewers. It examines Origin’s claims of a neutral base character, high-alcohol tolerance, and versatility in fermenting with sugar, honey, and malt. Read more...
Free online calculators that I implement when I have a need and as time allows. You are welcome to submit requests for specific calculators via the contact form, but I make no guarantees about if or when I will get around to implementing them :-)
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SHA3-512 Hash Code Calculator
Posted in Hash Functions February 10, 2025 at 4:51:44 PM UTC
Hash code calculator that uses the Secure Hash Algorithm 3 512 bit (SHA3-512) hash function to calculate a hash code based on text input or file upload. Read more...
SHA3-384 Hash Code Calculator
Posted in Hash Functions February 10, 2025 at 4:51:24 PM UTC
Hash code calculator that uses the Secure Hash Algorithm 3 384 bit (SHA3-384) hash function to calculate a hash code based on text input or file upload. Read more...
SHA3-256 Hash Code Calculator
Posted in Hash Functions February 10, 2025 at 4:51:06 PM UTC
Hash code calculator that uses the Secure Hash Algorithm 3 256 bit (SHA3-256) hash function to calculate a hash code based on text input or file upload. Read more...
Posts and videos about (casual) gaming, mostly on PlayStation. I play games in several genres as time allows, but have a particular interest in open world role playing games and action-adventure games.
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Elden Ring: Sir Gideon Ofnir, the All-Knowing (Erdtree Sanctuary) Boss Fight
Posted in Elden Ring November 17, 2025 at 9:16:46 AM UTC
Sir Gideon Ofnir is in the middle tier of bosses in Elden Ring, Greater Enemy Bosses, and is found within the Erdtree Sanctuary building in Leyndell, Ashen Capital. He is a mandatory boss that must be defeated in order to progress the main story of the game. Read more...
Elden Ring: Beast Clergyman / Maliketh, the Black Blade (Crumbling Farum Azula) Boss Fight
Posted in Elden Ring November 13, 2025 at 9:29:46 AM UTC
Maliketh, the Black Blade is in the highest tier of bosses in Elden Ring, Legendary Bosses, and is the end boss of the Farum Azula area. He is a required boss who must be defeated in order to progress the main story of the game. Killing him will permanently change Leyndell to be the Ashen Capital, so make sure you have nothing left to do in this playthrough in the regular version before this fight. Read more...
Elden Ring: Dragonlord Placidusax (Crumbling Farum Azula) Boss Fight
Posted in Elden Ring November 11, 2025 at 8:07:32 PM UTC
Dragonlord Placidusax is in the highest tier of bosses in Elden Ring, Legendary Bosses, and is found in Crumbling Farum Azula, by jumping down a series of ledges and then lying down in an empty grave. He is easy to miss and an optional boss in the sense that it is not required to defeat him in order to progress the main story of the game. Read more...
Ever since I got a house with a garden some years ago, gardening has been a hobby of mine. It's a way to slow down, reconnect with nature, and create something beautiful with my own hands. There's a special joy in watching tiny seeds grow into vibrant flowers, lush vegetables, or thriving herbs, each one a reminder of patience and care. I enjoy experimenting with different plants, learning from the seasons, and discovering little tricks to make my garden flourish.
Latest posts in this category and its subcategories:
Growing Your Own Broccoli: A Guide for Home Gardeners
Posted in Fruits and Vegetables November 15, 2025 at 10:21:51 AM UTC
Broccoli is a nutritional powerhouse that rewards home gardeners with crisp, flavorful heads when grown correctly. While it has a reputation for being somewhat challenging, understanding its specific needs and timing will help you grow abundant harvests. Read more...
A Guide to the Best Varieties of Serviceberry Trees to Plant in Your Garden
Posted in Fruits and Vegetables November 14, 2025 at 4:57:53 PM UTC
Serviceberry trees (Amelanchier spp.) are among North America's most versatile and rewarding native plants. With their stunning white spring blossoms, delicious summer berries, vibrant fall foliage, and attractive winter bark, these four-season beauties deserve a place in every garden. Whether you're looking to attract wildlife, harvest sweet fruits, or simply add year-round interest to your landscape, choosing the right serviceberry variety for your specific conditions is key to success. Read more...
A Guide to the Best Varieties of Redbud Trees to Plant in Your Garden
Posted in Trees November 13, 2025 at 7:46:13 AM UTC
Redbud trees are among the most enchanting additions to any landscape, offering spectacular spring blooms that emerge directly from their branches before the leaves appear. These ornamental trees create a breathtaking display of pink, purple, or white flowers that herald the arrival of spring like no other. Beyond their stunning blossoms, redbud trees provide heart-shaped leaves that shimmer in summer breezes and transform into golden hues in fall, offering multi-season interest to your garden. Read more...
Posts about making healthy choices in your daily life, particularly regarding nutrition and exercise, for informational purposes only. None of the information here should be considered medical advice. Always consult with your physician or other professional healthcare provider if you have any concerns.
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The Best Fitness Activities for a Healthy Lifestyle
Posted in Exercise July 11, 2025 at 1:27:24 PM UTC
Finding the right fitness activities can transform your health journey from a chore into an enjoyable lifestyle. The perfect exercise routine combines effectiveness with sustainability, keeping you motivated while delivering results. In this comprehensive guide, we'll explore and rank the 10 best fitness activities for a healthy lifestyle, helping you discover options that align with your personal goals, preferences, and fitness level. Read more...
A Round-Up of the Most Beneficial Food Supplements
Posted in Nutrition July 11, 2025 at 1:12:28 PM UTC
The world of dietary supplements can be overwhelming, with countless options promising remarkable health benefits. Americans spend billions annually on nutritional supplements, yet many wonder which ones truly deliver results. This comprehensive guide examines the most beneficial food supplements backed by scientific research, helping you make informed choices for your health and wellness journey. Read more...
A Round-Up of the Most Healthy and Nutritious Foods
Posted in Nutrition July 10, 2025 at 9:26:56 AM UTC
Incorporating nutrient-dense foods into your daily diet is one of the most powerful steps you can take toward better health. These foods deliver maximum nutrition with minimal calories, helping your body thrive while supporting weight management, disease prevention, and overall vitality. In this comprehensive guide, we'll explore the most healthy and nutritious foods backed by science, along with practical ways to enjoy them every day. Read more...
Posts about mazes and getting computers to generate them, including free online generators.
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Growing Tree Algorithm Maze Generator
Posted in Maze Generators February 7, 2025 at 4:28:17 PM UTC
Maze generator using the Growing Tree algorithm to create a perfect maze. This algorithm tends to generate mazes similar to the Hunt and Kill algorithm, but with a somewhat different typical solution. Read more...
Hunt and Kill Maze Generator
Posted in Maze Generators February 7, 2025 at 4:27:57 PM UTC
Maze generator using the Hunt and Kill algorithm to create a perfect maze. This algorithm is similar to the Recursive Backtracker, but tends to generate mazes with somewhat less long, winding corridors. Read more...
Eller's Algorithm Maze Generator
Posted in Maze Generators February 7, 2025 at 4:27:34 PM UTC
Maze generator using Eller's algorithm to create a perfect maze. This algorithm is interesting as it only requires keeping the current row (not the entire maze) in memory, so it can be used to create very, very large mazes even on very limited systems. Read more...
Posts about software development, particularly programming, in a variety of languages and on a variety of platforms.
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Visual Studio Hangs on Startup While Loading Recent Projects
Posted in Dynamics 365 June 26, 2025 at 1:41:25 PM UTC
Every once in a while, Visual Studio will start hanging on the startup screen while loading the list of recent projects. Once it starts doing so, it tends to keep doing it a lot and you will often have to restart Visual Studio several times, and typically have to wait several minutes between attempts to make progress. This article covers the most likely cause of the problem and how to solve it. Read more...
Disjoint Set (Union-Find Algorithm) in PHP
Posted in PHP February 3, 2025 at 5:26:16 PM UTC
This article features a PHP implementation of the Disjoint Set data structure, commonly used for Union-Find in minimum spanning tree algorithms. Read more...
Put Dynamics 365 FO Virtual Machine Dev or Test into Maintenance Mode
Posted in Dynamics 365 March 29, 2023 at 6:27:27 PM UTC
In this article, I explain how to put a Dynamics 365 for Operations development machine into maintenance mode by using a couple of simple SQL statements. Read more...
Posts containing technical guides on how to configure specific parts of hardware, operating systems, software, etc.
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Notepad and Snipping Tool in Wrong Language on Windows 11
Posted in Windows July 12, 2025 at 7:53:56 PM UTC
My laptop was originally set up in Danish by mistake, but I prefer all devices to run in English, so I changed the system language. Strangely, in a few places, it would keep the Danish language, most notable Notepad and Snipping Tool still appearing with their Danish titles. After a bit of research, it fortunately turned out that the fix is pretty simple ;-) Read more...
Replacing a Failed Drive in an mdadm Array on Ubuntu
Posted in GNU/Linux October 30, 2020 at 4:10:40 PM UTC
If you're in the dreaded situation of having a drive failure in an mdadm RAID array, this article explains how to correctly replace it on an Ubuntu system. Read more...
How to Force Kill a Process in GNU/Linux
Posted in GNU/Linux October 29, 2020 at 5:14:46 PM UTC
This article explains how to identify a hanging process and forcefully killing it off in Ubuntu. Read more...
