November 2007
WIFI-scanner for Asus A636N
Having my Asus A636N PDA with wireless built in was a good idea I thought to check the strength of the wireless signal around the house rather than carrying a bulky laptop. Finding a wifi-scanner that worked on the ASUS A636N took a bit of searching, trial and error. Two that I tried working with […]
KVM physical space problem?
Here’s a brilliant way to save all the room that a KVM switch and related cables take up. KVM (Keyboard-Video-Mouse) switches are used when you have (for example) 2 PCs and only 1 keyboard, Monitor and Mouse. They allow you to share the use of them by simple hitting a button on the KVM switch […]
Eye-Fi Wireless Memory Card
What’s that I hear you say? A memory card that has wireless built in? Sure does. The Eye-Fi memory card adds wireless support to digital cameras that don’t already have it. Perfect to get rid of those pesky cable that clutter up desks. It supports automatic wireless uploading to your computer as well as social/blogging […]
Home surveillance with Linux and Zoneminder made easy – Part I
Want to set up a home surveillance system at home while having a bit of fun? Here’s a bit of a guide of what to do – or more so what I did and how. Originally this started as a bit of a project in my spare time, but after some teenage idiots decided to […]
Read RSS feeds with Outlook 2003
Outlook 2007 has a RSS feed reader built in, but what about if you have Outlook 2003? RSS popper takes care of it for you. Once installed and configured, RSS feeds will appear in your folder list – one folder for each feed under the RSS folder. It even handles RSS feeds that require a […]