Computing
WRT54G history lesson
I thought I’d do a little research on the Linksys WRT54G wireless router, of which I own two of. I find them to be a very stable and reliable unit. The WRT54G, WRT54GS, WRT54GL, and WRTSL54GS are popular Wi-Fi router products from Linksys. The devices are capable of sharing Internet connections among several computers via […]
Linux software equivalents
Just made the switch to Linux from Windows (or even OS X?) and are having trouble finding software similar/equivalent to what you are used to? Yes, the linux learning curve is steep but rewarding when you do start working it all out. Here is a good website that lists the Windows/OS X software and the […]
Track your exercise with a GPS enabled mobile phone
Track your exercise with a GPS enabled mobile phone I’ve always wanted to track or log my exercise without too much hassle. Nokia have released a beta version of such a product called SportsTracker. It uses the GPS fucntion in your mobile phone to map your exercise activities. These can be uploaded to the Nokia […]
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 […]