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title: KALLAX headphone holder
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og_image: https://ewpratten.com/images/cad/kallax-headphone-holder/photo-with-headphones.JPG
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IKEA's KALLAX shelf has some holes drilled in it that are intended to be used for wall mounting with a 90-degree bracket. I use my shelves sideways, so wall mounting isn't really important for stability.
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This leaves me with some unused mounting holes. I decided to design a headphone holder that attaches to these holes instead.
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Feel free to [download the STL file](/downloads/cad/kallax-headphone-mount.stl) and print your own.
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title: Cable organizing clips for Neewer microphone arms
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og_image: https://ewpratten.com/images/cad/neewer-mic-arm-clips/close.JPG
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Just like my [monitor arm clips](/3dprint/vivo-monitor-arm-clips/), I found myself wanting some cable organizing clips for my microphone arm.
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I designed these to friction-fit my specific mic arm, but they will probably work on any arm with a similar diameter.
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Feel free to [download the STL file](/downloads/cad/neewer-mic-arm-clips.stl) and print your own.
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title: Home
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## About me
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I am a **Software Developer**, specializing in *automation* and *computer networking*.
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In my free time, I bounce around between a large collection of interests, with the common focus of wanting to learn how things *really work*. I take deep dives into topics that I find interesting, and occasionally write about them on [my blog](/blog).
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## What I'm up to
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I am currently:
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- Performing technological wizardry at Cloudflare
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- Maintaining AS54041, a small computer network
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- [Writing and publishing electronic music](/music)
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- Taking occasional [photos](/photography)
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## Previous work
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Some of the more notable things I've worked on in the past are:
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- The animated TV series [PAW Patrol](https://www.imdb.com/title/tt3121722/) and [Daniel Spellbound](https://www.imdb.com/title/tt13983670/)
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- A [fleet of robots](/robotics/5024) at Raider Robotics
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title: Contact Information
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# description: Get in touch with me!
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Want to get in touch? Feel free to send me an email at:
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> **[evan@ewpratten.com](mailto:evan@ewpratten.com)**
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## AS54041 network operations
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**AS54041** operates with a selective peering policy. If you are interested in peering with this network, please send an email to [noc@ewpratten.com](mailto:noc@ewpratten.com).
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All other network information may be found via:
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- [PeeringDB](https://www.peeringdb.com/asn/54041)
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- [BGP.tools](https://bgp.tools/as/54041)
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<br>
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<details>
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<summary>
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<h2>Find me elsewhere</h2>
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</summary>
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- [LinkedIn](https://www.linkedin.com/in/ewpratten/)
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- [GitHub](https://github.com/ewpratten)
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- [QRZ](https://qrz.com/db/va3zza)
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- [Spotify](https://open.spotify.com/artist/1aLNEmgqBJkhfkEZvf8Vh5)
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- [Apple Music](https://music.apple.com/us/artist/evan-pratten/1611566708)
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- [YouTube](https://www.youtube.com/@ewpratten)
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</details>
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title: ewconfig
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description: The scripts and config files that keep me sane
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`ewconfig` (short for "**ew**pratten's **config** files") is a carefully maintained collection of scripts and config files that keep <span class="gray">(a surprisingly large portion of)</span> my life running smoothly.
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Like most sysadmins/developers, I found myself building up a little bundle of shell scripts that I would move around between machines to customize my shell environments. Back in ~2017 I decided to make an attempt at properly organizing these files, and thus the first generation of `ewconfig` was born.
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In its current state, `ewconfig` is made up of three main components:
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- **Config bundle:** Stores application configs
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- **Script library:** A collection of Python & BASH scripts
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- **Module system:** A dynamic module loader that lets me write private plugins
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These components are all managed by a cross-platform installer script.
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title: Hobbies
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I spend my free time learning and making things. Check out the following pages for more information:
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- [Music](/music)
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- [Amateur Radio](/radio)
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- [Photography](/photography)
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- [3D Printing](/3dprint)
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- [Minecraft](/games/minecraft)
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title: Search
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<div class="field" width="100%">
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<input type="search" placeholder="Type something" id="searchField" style="width:100%"/>
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</div>
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<ol id="searchResults" style="max-width:100%"/>
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<script src="/elasticlunr.min.js"></script>
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<script src="/search_index.en.js"></script>
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<script>
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(function (window, document) {
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"use strict";
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const search = (e) => {
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const results = window.searchIndex.search(e.target.value, {
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bool: "OR",
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expand: true,
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});
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const resEl = document.getElementById("searchResults");
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resEl.innerHTML = "";
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if (results) {
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results.map((r) => {
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const { id, title, description } = r.doc;
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const el = document.createElement("li");
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resEl.appendChild(el);
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const h3 = document.createElement("h3");
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el.appendChild(h3);
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const a = document.createElement("a");
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a.setAttribute("href", id);
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a.textContent = title;
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h3.appendChild(a);
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const p = document.createElement("p");
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p.textContent = description;
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el.appendChild(p);
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});
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};
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// Configure elasticlunr
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window.searchIndex = elasticlunr.Index.load(window.searchIndex);
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// Attach the search bar to the function above
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document.getElementById("searchField").addEventListener("input", search);
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// If the request contains a search query (?q=), just search it
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if (window.location.search.includes("q=")) {
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search({ target: { value: encodeURIComponent(window.location.search.split("=")[1]) } });
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src/collections/_printables/kallax-headphone-holder.md
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title: KALLAX headphone holder
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IKEA's KALLAX shelf has some holes drilled in it that are intended to be used for wall mounting with a 90-degree bracket. I use my shelves sideways, so wall mounting isn't really important for stability.
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This leaves me with some unused mounting holes. I decided to design a headphone holder that attaches to these holes instead.
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Feel free to [download the STL file](/assets/printables/kallax-headphone-holder/kallax-headphone-mount.stl) and print your own.
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src/collections/_printables/neewer-mic-arm-clips.md
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title: Cable organizing clips for Neewer microphone arms
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Just like my [monitor arm clips](/3dprint/vivo-monitor-arm-clips/), I found myself wanting some cable organizing clips for my microphone arm.
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Feel free to [download the STL file](/assets/printables/neewer-mic-arm-clips/neewer-mic-arm-clips.stl) and print your own.
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layout: default
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title: Cable organizing clips for VIVO monitor arms
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extra:
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og_image: https://ewpratten.com/images/cad/vivo-monitor-arm-clips/irl.JPG
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Ever looking for a monitor arm? I always recommend the VIVO arms from Amazon. They do a great job and are pretty cheap.
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They come with a few black plastic clips that can be used to keep your cables tidy. I personally found myself wanting a few extras, so I ended up designing my own.
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Feel free to [download the STL file](/downloads/cad/vivo-monitor-arm-clips.stl) and print your own.
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Feel free to [download the STL file](/assets/printables/vivo-monitor-arm-clips/vivo-monitor-arm-clips.stl) and print your own.
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