The computer is DC but you would need t re create the different rails of power
And hope your electronics skills are good
And your math
But quite possible
On 7/27/09, Trent Shipley wrote:
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> Joshua Zeidner wrote:
>> I wonder if its possible
I have run virtual box versions of Ubuntu and Windows on my older Macbook
pro without issues.
Eric
On Mon, Jul 27, 2009 at 11:01 PM, Josef Lowder wrote:
> I'm considering purchasing a Macbook and would like to know if it can
> dual-boot with most Linux distros. And/or does anyone have experienc
I'm considering purchasing a Macbook and would like to know if it can
dual-boot with most Linux distros. And/or does anyone have experience
running Linux in a Virtual box or VM ware setup on a Macbook?
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found this short, basic howto for running computer via DC instead of AC.
http://www.wikihow.com/Run-Your-Desktop-off-DC-Power
On Mon, Jul 27, 2009 at 4:46 PM, Trent Shipley wrote:
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>> I wonder if its possible to bypass t
RouterControl is a new take on the old browser based attack that
tricks the user into allowing exploits of saved passwords to access
another site; in this case the "router".
Kaminisky demonstrated the specific RouterControl feature at RSA in
October 08.
Various RouterControl attacks also use CSRF
I just moved to my new house; my bandwidth is limited.
On Mon, Jul 27, 2009 at 7:35 AM, David Munson wrote:
> That makes sense. Similar to what I was thinking, except I didn't account
> for the possibility of another network.
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> On Sun, Jul 26, 2009 at 11:59 PM, der.hans wrote:
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>> Am 26. Jul
On Mon, Jul 13, 2009 at 3:17 AM, Lisa Kachold wrote:
> ABELconf Tee shirt idea:
>
> Sponsorship: (list of all the sponsors for the con)
>
> 12 Steps of Free Open Source
>
> * Step 1 - We admitted Microsoft was powerless over our IT use -
> that many IT systems had become unmanageable
> * Step
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Joshua Zeidner wrote:
> I wonder if its possible to bypass the PC power supply? By using an
> inverter you are essentially converting from DC to AC and back to DC
> again (bound to be inefficient). This hold true only if your system
> is specifical
I wonder if its possible to bypass the PC power supply? By using an
inverter you are essentially converting from DC to AC and back to DC
again (bound to be inefficient). This hold true only if your system
is specifically for the PC.
-jmz
On Mon, Jul 27, 2009 at 4:25 PM, James
Finstrom wrote
3 Steps to this
1. Use the correct hardware, something atom based and low power.
2. Determine requirements for 12V at about 5A solar panel cells/regulator
3. Add a battery in to the mix matching the same above stats 12V 5A
The hardware would run off the battery and the solar panels would charge
Just got off the phone with DLink. Managed to get a list of known
subdirectories for the 920 camera:
http://192.168.0.55/video.cgi
This is the one that supposedly works in Zoneminder 1.23 series with a
"?" at the end, with the Dlink 910 camera. Ain't working for me.
Certain "regex" tweaks in ZM
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> Im interested in this topic as well. If you manage to build this,
> please let us know how it goes.
>
> -jmz
>
> On Mon, Jul 27, 2009 at 3:35 PM, Josef Lowder wrote:
>> Have any of you made a solar power setup for your co
Im interested in this topic as well. If you manage to build this,
please let us know how it goes.
-jmz
On Mon, Jul 27, 2009 at 3:35 PM, Josef Lowder wrote:
> Have any of you made a solar power setup for your computer system?
>
> I've recently begun researching this and it seems very feasible
Have any of you made a solar power setup for your computer system?
I've recently begun researching this and it seems very feasible.
At one website, a writer claims one can make a solar power generator for less
than $300 -- www.rain.org/~philfear/how2solar.html -- in summary he says:
1. Run a lin
I goy the gel splices (UR) b ut am unsure the phone cable grade. I think it
will be fine. It is phone line the cable company uses Superior Essex.
On Mon, Jul 27, 2009 at 6:08 PM, JD Austin wrote:
> It runs on the same pair as his voice line and uses frequencies outside of
> human hearing ran
It runs on the same pair as his voice line and uses frequencies outside of
human hearing range.
Go to home depot and get gel splicers and exterior grade phone cable and
save yourself some grief.
--
JD Austin
Twin Geckos Technology Services LLC
j...@twingeckos.com
480.288.8195x201
http://www.twingec
I have a guy who wants me to rerun his DSL lines (his neighbor is putting in
a pool and it got cut. WHat is the deal with DSL; does it run on the bumble
bee pair (black and yellow)? Is there a secret or something special about
it? Does it just run on a differant frequency on the christmas tree pair
Jim,
You might want to check the ZM forums, when I was looking for info on
my Airlink IP cameras, I had the same issue, and typically there seemed
to be embedded video within the link, such as /video.mpg or /video.asx
as the _actual_ video, not so much the .cgi that is generating the
content pag
On Mon, Jul 27, 2009 at 12:42 PM, Bob Elzer wrote:
> Where is the video.cgi located ?
>
> Is the server setup to allow cgi in that directory ?
That's on the camera itself. The controls are fairly primitive...
> If it's in cgi-bin have you tried adding /cgi-bin/video.cgi
No, this link doesn't w
I sent out 3 beta invites. I'm hoping they will give me more. They
were talking about stress testing the servers so keep the fingers
crossed.
On 7/23/09, Stephen wrote:
> wow should check what my blackberry is doing...
>
> I did the beta for some of the savage stuff and they were neat. i
> wouldn
Where is the video.cgi located ?
Is the server setup to allow cgi in that directory ?
If it's in cgi-bin have you tried adding /cgi-bin/video.cgi
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> [mailto:plug-discuss-boun...@lists.plug.phoenix.az.us] On
>
I've had the same problem with Cheese across several distro's now, and
have just given up on whatever being broken being so. I've got a Dell
xps m1330 with known cheese issues (dell linux list confirms numerous
users with issue) that thus far no one has actually fixed yet, mostly
because there are
Folks,
I've added two DCS-920 cameras to my setup. Zoneminder box is based
off the latest Bluecherry liveCD, ZM 1.24.0 on Xubuntu 8.10.
The 920 is a WiFi version of the 910 and I've found very little info on it.
I'm running the cameras at 640x480 low-grade JPEG. I can't get more
than .65 to .70f
Unix turns 40: The past, present and future of a revolutionary OSThis
article in ComputerWorld gives some "history" type stories:
http://www.computerworld.com/s/article/340205/Unix_Turns_40
*Idea: click on "Print"*
((hint: you might prefer the version you get, when you go down
below the page s
From: Dazed_75
> Matt Graham wrote:
>> strace and strace -ff can be your friends if the process
>> that's failing silently is dying because of a missing file,
>> or a file that's not where it's supposed to be.
>> The main problem is that this approach won't help much with
>> programs that communi
That makes sense. Similar to what I was thinking, except I didn't account
for the possibility of another network.
On Sun, Jul 26, 2009 at 11:59 PM, der.hans wrote:
> Am 26. Jul, 2009 schwätzte David Munson so:
>
> Whoops. Didn't reply-all on that last one.
>>
>> Weird. @ is something I'd expect
On Wed, Jul 15, 2009 at 8:15 AM, Matt Graham wrote:
> From: Dazed_75
> [cheese snippage]
> >> Thanks for the info Ted! Sorry I misunderstod.
> > So, back to the drawing board. Lordy I do hate silent failures.
> > Unfortunately, it is all too common to not convey any useful
> > information to th
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