Controlling Thecus's fan
Posted by coldtobi | 7 Mar, 2009, 15:58
Some time ago, I wrote a C-program for controlling the Fan inside the Thecus N2100.
The reason for this is, that the current solutions found on the web are not suitable for me. As an example, it keeps the hard-drives awake.
As this program might be interested for other Thecus users too, I decided to release it to the public.
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Getting the (source-forge) git repository of fanctrl
Posted by coldtobi | 6 Mar, 2009, 06:04To get a git-based source-forge project like fanctrl do:
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RapRep -- Self replicating machine
Posted by coldtobi | 22 Feb, 2009, 13:17A friend pointed me to an interesting (hardware) project: RepRap.
To quote the website:
(More)A universal constructor is a machine that can replicate itself and - in addition - make other industrial products. Such a machine would have a number of interesting characteristics, such as being subject to Darwinian evolution, increasing in number exponentially, and being extremely low-cost.
A rapid prototyper is a machine that can manufacture objects directly (usually, though not necessarily, in plastic) under the control of a computer.
The RepRap project is working towards creating a universal constructor by using rapid prototyping, and then giving the results away free under the GNU General Public Licence to allow other investigators to work on the same idea. We are trying to prove the hypothesis: Rapid prototyping and direct writing technologies are sufficiently versatile to allow them to be used to make a von Neumann Universal Constructor.
All good projects have a slogan, and the best have a slogan that reeks of hubris. RepRap is no exception. Our slogan is:
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Manually upgrading horde3 on debian
Posted by coldtobi | 19 Feb, 2009, 00:15 Debian is currently in freeze. (As finishing this, debian just released Lenny!) As a consequence many packages are quite outdated.For example, the horde framework I use on my NAS is quite old and misses some features I'd like to have.
However, there are some pitfalls when using the debian version and trying to update with the upstream version, as the "debian way" stores some files at different locations, which is ok.
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Happy Holidays!
Posted by coldtobi | 24 Dec, 2008, 15:01I wish you and all your freinds, family, etc... a wonderful christmas.
Enjoy the holidays!
coldtobi
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Seamless integration Google Search into Lifetype (Part 4)
Posted by coldtobi | 24 Aug, 2008, 15:35Last but not least, I'll complete this how-to series.
Up-to-now we have prepared Lifetype to integrate google search as primary blog search engine.
For the ones just finding them on the last part, here is a list for the others:
- Seamless integration Google Search into Lifetype (Part 1 -- Introduction)
- Register at google a Custom Search Engine (Part 2)
- Edit the template for the search results (Part 3)
- Edit the .htaccess for an additional ReWriteRule. (Part 4, this one)
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Seamless integration Google Search into Lifetype (Part 3)
Posted by coldtobi | 15 Aug, 2008, 20:47This is the third part of the integration how-to. As an exercise, you can use the google search integrated in this blog to find the others. Just kidding, here is the list:
- Seamless integration Google Search into Lifetype (Part 1 -- Introduction)
- Register at google a Custom Search Engine (Part 2)
- Edit the template for the search results (Part 3, this one)
- Edit the .htaccess for an additional ReWriteRule. (Part 4)
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