Plays with the web.
After poking around a few weeks in the developer shell on my Chrome OS, I felt like I needed more. I wanted the utilities that I am accustomed to on OSX or linux shell. The first thing I needed to do was find the right toolchain for the Samsung Chromebook. A quick google turned up […]
Update – Linode is now has Debian 7 images Update – now Linode is getting a little Oprahish… They have doubled everyone’s RAM. And you get more RAM… And you get more RAM… And you get more RAM! The other night when I requested an extra ip for a Linode, I took 2 minutes to […]
As many of you know, I am a big fan of Reddit. I think it is a great place to find stuff you know, stuff you don’t know and stuff you think you know but you don’t know. Here are a couple of links that I would like to eventually revisit from last night’s late […]
Yesterday I made a little Raspberry Pi GPS tracker using the same application, gpsd, from a past blog. The client gpspipe is included in the ‘gpsd-clients’ package on most Linux systems (for Raspbian users: sudo apt-get install gpsd gpsd-clients”). It is a client that allows you to get the data coming from gpsd […]
What is Two Factor Authentication? Simply, there are three factors of authentication, “something the user knows”, “something the user is”, and “something the user has”. Two factor authentication means that we are going to check at least two of the three authentication factors before letting you in. Specifically, I will be discussing the “knows” […]