On Wed, Jan 26, 2005 at 07:48:56PM -0800, Todd Walton wrote:
> On Wed, 26 Jan 2005 16:23:35 -0800, Lan Barnes <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > Here is the bullet on the book I was asking about (besides the postfix
> > book). Anyone know anything about it (other than what I cna look up
> > myself)?
> > 
> > ***Home Hacking Projects for Geeks
> 
> I have Hardware Hacking Projects for Geeks, the O'Reilly book that
> came just before this.  I'm assuming they're very similar.  I really
> like my book.  The schematic diagrams are excellent and the
> information is superbly organized.  The projects are doable; they're
> not too far-fetched, although they do seem kind of silly.  I imagine
> the "Home Hacking" projects are less so.
> 
> If you would like to tinker around with electronics and produce
> something useful, I recommend getting this book.  You can't be afraid
> of getting inside electronics and using a soldering iron.  It wouldn't
> be as fun if it were any different.
> 
> -todd

Thanks, Todd, encouraging words.

I don't know what I'm after, really. There aren't many home automation
projects that I would want that can't be handled by a simple on/off
switch with a timer.

When I finally build a MythTV box, I'll control that vital aspect of my
life with ssh and cron. Woo Hoo! "Xena Warrior Princess" reruns![0]

I'll probably get the book and read it evenings with my 9-yr-old. I'm
trying to gently introduce him to the joy of geek, and maybe we'll
stumble on some good father-son projects.

[0] For those who might have missed it, the full (11 broadcast and 2
that never saw air) "Greg the Bunny" collection is out on DVD. We're
watching about 3-4 episodes a night as a family and dying of laughter.

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Lan Barnes                    [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Linux Guy, SCM Specialist     858-354-0616
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