Some time ago I wrote about building a NAS with Ubuntu Server on the Intel Atom platform. This nifty little processor, when combined with NVIDIA ION, can easily be used to build a full-fledged HTPC. Read the rest of this entry »
Some time ago I wrote about building a NAS with Ubuntu Server on the Intel Atom platform. This nifty little processor, when combined with NVIDIA ION, can easily be used to build a full-fledged HTPC. Read the rest of this entry »
About half a year ago I wrote about Upgrading Ubuntu 10.04 using SSH. I did the same thing when 11.10 (Oneiric Ocelot) was released. And with great success! Read the rest of this entry »
IEEE 802.11p is designed for use in the V2V / V2I context. It uses an OFDM physical layer largely based on IEEE 802.11a. Some values are directly reused, others are modified. The slottime (often denoted with ‘sigma’ or aSlotTime) is one of those values which are unclear.
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Time to attach some storage to your home network! I used to have a web / samba server for over five years running Slackware at first but Ubuntu since version 4.04. Given the noise and energy consumption I got rid of the large server system and decided to go for a more energy-efficient solution: a NAS. Read the rest of this entry »
In a period when I had to do a lot of keyboard work (which is basically always, come to think of it…) I was showing the first signs of Repetitive Strain Injury, or RSI in short. Getting a new keyboard solved the problems for me.
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