The MacBook and mini are now registered at preyproject.com. I will add
my android phone tomorrow. They are working on iPhones and iPads. They
have a good video tutorial on the main site.
They have calibrated their free service well. Three devices can be
track - for 10 that takes $15/month, $180/ye
I meant laptop drives... I think I read an interview that said the
most density we will ever see is 2TB on a laptop and 4TB on a desktop
drive... will see if I can find the article; was more of a business
issue than an integration one...
At 05:05 PM 7/28/2011, Derek Atkins wrote:
On Thu, Jul
On 7/28/2011 4:40 PM, Kurt Keville wrote:
I have been following this dialogue at various locations... like
http://openstoragepod.org/ ... it is remarkable how cheap DIY NAS is
getting...
I think 2TB is the biggest we will see a desktop drive; I wonder if this
approach would scale up and down to
On Thu, July 28, 2011 4:40 pm, Kurt Keville wrote:
> I have been following this dialogue at various locations... like
> http://openstoragepod.org/ ... it is remarkable how cheap DIY NAS is
> getting...
>
> I think 2TB is the biggest we will see a desktop drive; I wonder if
> this approach would sc
I have been following this dialogue at various locations... like
http://openstoragepod.org/ ... it is remarkable how cheap DIY NAS is getting...
I think 2TB is the biggest we will see a desktop drive; I wonder if
this approach would scale up and down to laptop drives? It may be
that you get hi
Sorry that I missed the talk. Has a copy of Federico's talk posted on the
site?
Jay
On Jul 26, 2011 2:14 AM, "Tom Metro" wrote:
> Jerry Feldman wrote:
>> Federico previews the talk he's giving at this year's OSCON
>>
>> So, you have learned the essentials of the Arduino platform, its
>> software
[Resending as the list server was down when this was originally sent.]
Jerry Feldman wrote:
> Federico previews the talk he's giving at this year's OSCON
>
> So, you have learned the essentials of the Arduino platform, its
> software package, and completed a few tutorials - learned some basic
> e
On Thu, 2011-07-28 at 14:12 -0400, Derek Atkins wrote:
> I thought those issues depended on which version of the GuruPlug you got?
> I thought that the single-GigE basic server GuruPlug was okay, but the
> dual-GigE server-plus system would overheat (or now has the extra fans).
> Did I miss somet
Tom et al.,
>> This is for the model with the 200W PS, 1GB Dimm, and 160GB HD. Both
>> of which will be recycled to a friend or given to the BU BUILDS
>> group.
> What are you using in place of the supplied RAM and hard drive?
I was wavering over what drives to go with, but when backblaze endorsed
On Thu, July 28, 2011 1:51 pm, Chris Tyler wrote:
> On Thu, 2011-07-28 at 13:23 -0400, Doug wrote:
>> Then there is a question of getting a camera to work. That is covered
>> in a different wiki. OK, I am sold on the support for the guruplug.
>> The credit car will stay in the wallet until the mis
On Thu, 2011-07-28 at 13:23 -0400, Doug wrote:
> Then there is a question of getting a camera to work. That is covered
> in a different wiki. OK, I am sold on the support for the guruplug.
> The credit car will stay in the wallet until the misses votes up or
> down on the project.
GuruPlug hardwar
For your macs/laptops and what ever else you could try
http://www.preyproject.com
Someone sent it out on this list a while ago. I have seen it recommended
other places, though no personal experiences.
Might be worth a shot for protecting your laptops and macs if they are
taken.
On Thu, Jul 28,
The Efika MX Smarttop that was at the April meeting sounds like it
could do the job, but I was not able to find any links to a how-to for
zoneminder. I do focus on hardware before the software, but should do
it the other way with zonemoniter.
Thing is, I don't want to invest a big amount of time t
To stay focused on computer issues, I am thinking of a plug computer
w/SD card + zonemonitor + wireless N camera. This would be triggered
by motion. The plug computer could go anywhere. The wireless camera
goes in the bedroom, and configure it not to record from 7 pm to 9am.
Make it easy for us to
NewEgg has cameras with motion detection that can ftp photos to a
server for about $75
D-Link DCS-930L 640 x 480 MAX Resolution RJ45 Wireless N Network Camera
Bob Dunphy
http://www.REDSystems.com
On Thu, Jul 28, 2011 at 9:43 AM, Nuno Sucena Almeida wrote:
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On 07/28/2011 07:48 AM, Doug wrote:
> Has anyone setup a motion detection
> camera for the home?
I don't recommend honey pot, but you can try the 'motion' webcam
application.
It has motion detection, save to image/video, upload to remote server
and o
If you could rig it so it streams the video to youtube or elsewhere
in the Cloud before displaying it for the thief, then you'd still have
the evidence up to the point that he steals or smashes the device...
On Thu, Jul 28, 2011 at 9:27 AM, G Rundlett wrote:
> Sorry I'm not answering the questi
On 07/28/2011 07:48 AM, Doug wrote:
We will set up a simple honey pot, a ziplock bag of coins right where
we know they have looked before. Has anyone setup a motion detection
camera for the home? I figure we just need to cover the bedroom. We
are going to change the locks, but this person appear
Sorry I'm not answering the question but I found last night that they make
digital photo frames with motion detection. It would be cool to hack that
so you could catch someone in the act and show them the picture at the same
time. http://www.squidoo.com/digitalframes. Of course they'd steal or sm
On Thu, Jul 28, 2011 at 07:48:39AM -0400, Doug wrote:
> We will set up a simple honey pot, a ziplock bag of coins right where
> we know they have looked before. Has anyone setup a motion detection
> camera for the home? I figure we just need to cover the bedroom. We
> are going to change the locks,
I suggest no honey pot. Notify the police, secure your house, protect your
family.
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I haven't setup up one for the home, but I have done some algorithm work for
other purposes and one of them may be helpful. With that said this may be
slightly OT depending on how much work you are going to put into it. You can
greatly reduce your data set by running a rolling average of a few f
Hello:
We recently lost my wife's engagement ring from the master bedroom of
our condo. The thief also went through boxes in a drawer, picking out
the one that had a small stone. And I must mention the coins, regular
coins, a fistful that have been taken, but not the rolls of
quaternions near the
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