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Category Archives: Geek
Addressing the Dropbox Link Change, Part II
Well, that obviously didn’t work. 🙁
But, I found this page that talks about getting around the whole ?raw=1 stuff. I wasn’t convinced that would work, but it was exciting to see the image pop up in the editing field while writing that post.… Read the rest
Addressing the Dropbox Link Change
Found all my old Dropbox file links to be broken now that they made some strange change. The direct linking feature was one of my favorite things about Dropbox, so I am seriously looking for a solution right now.… Read the rest
What More to Do With a Raspberry Pi?
I am so loving the Pi. As you may recall, I have Pi-Hole running on it, and also SoftEther VPN server. I noticed my co-worker attached earlier today.
A few evenings ago, I was chatting with my wife’s younger cousin about installing Linux on an old (PowerPC) Power Mac.… Read the rest
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Tagged DD-WRT, G1100, knees, NTP, PowerPC, RaspberryPi, shirts, syslog
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SoftEther VPN and the Raspberry Pi
I finally bit the bullet and migrated the SoftEther VPN server to the Raspberry Pi. The holdup was the public hostname that the remote client looks for. This hostname seems to be one of the reasons that this solution works for my particular case at all.… Read the rest
Arduino Uno Fun and Continuous Learning
So, a million years ago, I bought an Arduino Uno Starter Kit from MakerShed. When it arrived, I tried a tutorial and had fun with the first LED lesson, but the second lesson, which I remember was more focused on programming, left me in the dust.… Read the rest
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Tagged 3D Printing, Arduino, learning, library, peeled carrots, python, weather station, whales
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MongoDB and Python in Data Visualization
This is an interesting web site discussing the use of Python and MongoDB in data visualization. I am getting very comfortable with Python and I have just started playing with MongoDB, so looking at examples of how I can start to generate data visualizations out of these tools is my next step.… Read the rest
Convert MAC Addresses in Excel
I have 140 MAC addresses that I need to find out not only what switch, and switch port they are on, but also which part of the floor. It is a time-consuming slog, especially since the MAC addresses are not in a standard format.… Read the rest
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