Keith Lofstrom keithl at kl-ic.com writes:
I fiddled a bit with the Auxilliary Power Supply DC 12V input to
my FIOS BBU.
The barrel connector seems to be a 0.15 inch barrel (approximately
6mm), center positive. I clipped the connector and cable off an
obsolete wall wart, and proceeded.
On Sat, 2016-08-13 at 17:48 -0700, Rich Shepard wrote:
> On Sat, 13 Aug 2016, David Fleck wrote:
>
> > > /s/\([A-Z]\)\([A-Z]+\)/[A-Z]\L\2/g
>
> > Are we the only people here today? Anyway, this works for me:
>
> David,
>
>Apparently so. :-)
>
> > s/\([A-Z]\)\([A-Z]*\)/\1\L\2/g
> > Your
Beside already mentioned TeamViewer, I also successfully used Nomachine
(nomachine.com) and NetViewer renamed to GoToMeeting (gotomeeting.com)
They are not free to use as VNC, so your OSsupport/longevity/cost/exist
ence will likely change over time.
Tomas
On Fri, 2017-02-17 at 17:16 -0800,
Please see my comments inline...
On Thu, 2017-02-23 at 06:07 -0600, Richard Owlett wrote:
> On 02/23/2017 02:36 AM, Tom wrote:
> > > > As about your direct ISO file usage - Please realize that .iso
> > > > is
> > > > disk
> > > > image
I'd second the use of screen as that will allow you to reconnect with
the shell where you started the command should you need it.
Another alternative to nohup I often use: at -f commandToRun now
The dependency is to start atd.service
The advantages to nohup that is that you will get the command's
by
adding & to the end of your command lines - like this:
firefox &
yast2 &
That way the commands will not block your terminal from executing
further commands.
Does that help?
Tomas
On Thu, 2017-02-23 at 09:57 -0800, logical american wrote:
> On 2/22/2017 10:38 PM, Tom wrote:
> > Can
You have two choices here Rich:
a) Yes it will wipe all existing entries from known_hosts file, but
they will be all recreated when you login to those hosts again in the
future.
b) delete only the line in known_hosts file corresponding to the host
you have difficulties to login to. When you do
Hi Denis,
Need to run to remove unused old versions of kernels and other
packages?
Run: sudo apt autoremove --purge
That should fix that for you automagically.
If you want to prevent the problem happening in the future without
remembering the command, you can configure it by following this
for the next time... That is what I do with confusing and
infrequent issues... Perhaps even automate the setup, so that you can
easily reset the configuration.
Tomas
On Fri, 2017-02-24 at 14:46 -0800, Rich Shepard wrote:
> On Fri, 24 Feb 2017, Tom wrote:
>
> > a) Yes it will wipe
Changing topic/subject to own/nextCloud ...
I am using ownCloud to replace G..gle services as well as to
synchronize/access personal data around many devices. I use the
storage, address book, calendar, bookmarks and photo modules
exclusively from ownCloud keeping no such data with G. That being
I still do not think that what you see is Firefox related.
Are you trying to use Yast2 remotely from another machine? If so, how
do you log in? Ssh/VNC/.?
To give you head start for further follow up, here is little Yast2
trivia if you run on local machine:
* Yast2 needs to be started as
Can you describe what do you mean? How is Firefox blocking Yast2?
Are you:
a) Downloading some one-click package from OBS expecting Firefox to
start Yast2?
b) Starting Yast2 from command line and something tells you that
Firefox prevents it from running?
If a) is you problem:
* Check your MIME
> > As about your direct ISO file usage - Please realize that .iso is
> > disk
> > image file format, not a file system where you can access and
> > execute
> > individual files.
>
> That basically was the point of my post.
> Perhaps my subject line could have been "How to translate iso-hybrid
>
I deal with these things by exporting to universally digestible format
from the original application.
I recall Xess was reliably reading/wring to Exel's .xls which would be
most likely 100% digestible by LibreOffice unless you used macros.
I've been fairly successful in converting not only data,
:
> On Thu, 9 Feb 2017, Tom wrote:
>
> > I deal with these things by exporting to universally digestible
> > format
> > from the original application.
>
> Tom,
>
>Except that I gave up on Xess years ago (when they raised their
> price) and
> no longer h
, 2017-02-14 at 10:45 -0800, Rich Shepard wrote:
> On Tue, 14 Feb 2017, Tom wrote:
>
> > I regularly use okular and evince for presenting from PDF. To go to
> > full screen (presentation) mode use:
> > evince - F11
>
> Tom,
>
>I just tried this and whil
I have been watching this threat for a while - unsure how to respond to
such quest and be contributing without writing complete how-to on how
to use networking wrong way.
Since you now discovered USB to serial convertors it appears to me
that:
a) You have the resources to purchase two
As mentioned by Chuck and his links - the beauty of these sensors is
that you can connect quite a few of them together to 1-wire bus and
address them by their unique ID.
DS18B20 are really much better choice than USB thermometers when you
need to measure temperature at more than one/two places.
a)
You will need to calibrate the sensors to get real/absolute
measurements out of these devices, in my experience.
I used them for datalogging and they were +-3C between the three of
them I had.
They were self heating by the read process, so you need to let them
stabilize before calibrating and then
and sharing expiry dates, and other
little bits and pieces.
I do not believe that it would work on PalmOS, though, you could sync
your windows copy.
Tomas
On Sat, 2017-02-25 at 15:54 -0800, Rich Shepard wrote:
> On Sat, 25 Feb 2017, Tom wrote:
>
> > I am using ownCloud to replace G..
I keep my calendar and contacts in ownCloud on the web and synchronize
everything to it.
It works like charm with Android, iOS, Linux (Evolution/Kontact/Kmail)
... did not try Win (but other people say that it works too).
In Android, I use iCal and CardDAV apps to do the synchronization with
the
On Tue, 2016-08-30 at 23:40 -0700, Michael Dexter wrote:
> On 8/30/16 1:23 PM, Paul Heinlein wrote:
> > Amazon's services are often expensive compared to the cost of
> > running
> > those services in-house on bare metal -- but once you factor in the
> > costs of leasing space and building out your
I suspect that here maybe something fishy on your side somewhere ...
Did you try: -v, --verbose --> verbose mode (-vvv for more, - to
enable connection debugging)
On x250 laptop:
$ time -p ansible localhost -m shell -a 'echo helloworld'
localhost | success | rc=0 >>
helloworld
real 0.24
user
Firewall on Pi?
Can you connect to gkrellmd locally?
If yes, look at Pi's system logs to see if the firewall is dropping
your gkrellm client connection requests.
T
On Thu, 2016-09-22 at 23:21 -0700, Chuck Hast wrote:
> Folks,
> I have been trying to run gkrellmd on some RPi's. But when I try to
You can feed the link to curl on your mail server based on the
address/subject combination. Like custom spam filter.
I would try to do that manually as a proof of concept first.
If accessing the link by a bot (your email server running curl for
example) fails to give you WLAN access, it might be
Try it without the last '/' like this:
tar czvf caddis-home-2016-09-24.tgz /home/rshepard
Although, if you run it like that, you can only restore /home/rshepard
Thus, I find following equivalent more flexible:
cd /home
tar czvf /mnt/hd/caddis/caddis-home-2016-09-24.tgz rshepard
This way you can
Nobody mentioned fg command for taking job to foreground yet!?
Summary:
Start something in background: ./send-nl.sh &
Get job number (1 in this example): jobs
Bring job listed as 1 to foreground: fg %1
Kill job 1: kill %1
Yet another way to stop job 1: kill -s 19 %1
Stop any process you own by
I buy HP printers/scanners exclusively because of their trouble free
Linux support. In order to save on consumables later (after cca. 2050),
I have chosen enterprise (not customer) printer/scanner; thus trading
the cost of the printer for the price of the consumables. In my case it
is zero cost
See comment below.
On Tue, 2016-10-25 at 15:13 -0700, Rich Shepard wrote:
>Having new installations of Slackware-14.2 on three hosts now (two
> more to
> go after I get these three fully functional), I want to change my ssh
> private and public keys using a new passphrase and type.
>
>
ted by remote machine's public key. I hope that this
explanation makes sense and it is not circular.
Tomas
On Tue, 2016-11-08 at 07:47 -0800, Rich Shepard wrote:
> On Mon, 7 Nov 2016, Tom wrote:
>
> > If you want the public key ssh to work the same way in the other
> > direction
Do not use ssh-agent to add public keys to authorized_keys file, it is
intended for something else. The easiest is to simply copy the public
key line in your local id_ed25519.pub to the authorized_keys file in
your remote hosts.
Please note that if your ssh is configured to use ssh v.1 protocol
Hi Rich,
I struggle to understand what is local and what is remote and what
files you have where. So here is the minimum what you need to do/audit:
Local machine .ssh/:
id_ed25519 - r/w by user only (600)
id_ed25519.pub - r/w by user + r by group and others (644)
Remote machine(s) .ssh/:
I am afraid that what you want to do cannot be done:
* access control at physical partition/disk level cannot be done.
Maybe in newest NTFS versions, but that is not a Linux realm
* you could control access to disk at BIOS boot time by setting HDD
password, though I suspect that it is not quite
I'm glad that you resolved the /etc/ssh host key files.
It is common to stop sshd, remove the files and start sshd again to
generate new set of host files. It is normally done when you create a
host from disk image either locally or in the cloud. Otherwise you
would have multiple hosts with
For what it is worth, I run every mainstream Linux except Slackware and
Arch on on Thinkpads. I am just not familiar with those distros.
In fact, I use Thinkpads because of their longevity and trouble free
Linux experience. Trouble free meaning, no exotic hardware which needs
special drivers,
If Michael's assessment is right, helping them fund raise for
better/manageable meeting room security could give the community a few
more years of this great and open arrangement/partnership.
That is, if they are after security, not a discouragement by adding
that barrier. I am sure that it will
dual boot way; Or blogs
about that it can be done - not really elaborating about the
practicality of doing it.
Thanks, Tom
On Mon, 2016-11-14 at 13:46 -0800, Chuck Hast wrote:
> Google is your friend:
> install linux on chromebook
> will return you a long list of hot to and what to d
Hi Denis,
I hope that I did not miss this obvious suggestion in your past posts.
If so, I regret pointing the obvious.
Did you check the file system on the drives?
If you did not, here is how to do this safely:
1. check what filesystems you have at what partitions, in case that you
you need it
Need to run to remove unused old versions of kernels and other
packages?
Run: sudo apt autoremove --purge
That should fix that for you automagically.
If you want to prevent the problem happening in the future without
remembering the command, you can configure it by following this guide:
I use the original HP Stream 11 for $199 new (much improved now - more
RAM (2->4GB) and better screen) as general machine for kids with
Ubuntu. It has been running great for over year and half, lasts about 8
-10 hours on battery, depending what the kiddos are up to.
Much better & cheap machine
I am glad that it sorted your problem.
All you need to do, what I do anyway, is to run the auto remove command
every few months, or as often as you feel like in order to remove old
packages and kernel versions. It took a while to fill your /boot
partition, so you should have about the same time
As I mentioned before, I got HP Stream 11, but I am thinking about
getting one cheap laptop to prevent over-subscriptions teen fights. I
understand that my life will become more interesting looking for two
laptops, instead of one, hidden somewhere "by accident". While another
"blue" laptop is
cartridge
T
On Fri, 2016-10-28 at 19:30 -0700, Tom Sharples wrote:
> My experience with recent vintage HP (and other) inkjet reliability
> over
> the last several years has been abysmal. Not to mention irritating
> nagware that prompts you - on all your desk and laptops - to buy new
&
It seems that your BIOS is doing something wrong by not accepting the
boot order OR that your boot process is corrupted somehow and the BIOS
is falling back to the USB after failing to boot from the HDD.
I have following ideas to explore:
1. You could try to reset the bios to defaults, reboot
On Tue, 2016-12-13 at 12:25 -0800, Russell Senior wrote:
> > > > > > "Tom" == Tom <tomas.kuchta.li...@gmail.com> writes:
>
> Tom> Maybe you do not need a graphics card on your i7 if your desktop
> Tom> has DisplayPort ... depending on the screen you get
Maybe you do not need a graphics card on your i7 if your desktop has
DisplayPort ... depending on the screen you get.
2nd/3rd Generation Intel® Core - 2560 x 1600 over DP
4th Gen H-Processors: 3840 x 2160 over DP
5th/6th Gen H-Processors: 4096 x 2304 over DP and HDMI 1.4
Assuming that you are not
This is what I use for v4l webcams - which maybe be identical to your
video capture card:
* Finding webcam (part of v4l-utils package) :
v4l2-ctl --list-devices
Integrated Camera (usb-:00:14.0-8):
/dev/video0
* list formats available for the device:
ffmpeg -f v4l2 -list_formats all -i
For what it is worth it, I have run (and still do) various versions of
openSuSE and Knoppix on T430 without any strange fan control problems.
The only fan issue I have encountered was noise from fan's dead
bearings after heavy 3 years use, resolved by replacing the
fan/heatsink assembly.
I'd
I second that - check with what the particular VPN enpoint
needs/supports.
One thing I do not understand from the original post:
* I assume that the VPN connection is to be terminated at the stock
trading house
* Purpose of the VPN connection is to maintaining secure connection for
the purpose of
I am not into that Emacs thing, but since you mentioned sed - I know a
few ways that work guaranteed in sed:
1. by letter for letter translation:
echo "I've looked in both the emacs" | sed 'y/qwertyuiopasdfghjklzxc
vbnm/QWERTYUIOPASDFGHJKLZXCVBNM/'
returns: I'VE LOOKED IN BOTH THE EMACS
2.
I use iCal for synchronizing evolution calendar and cardDav for the
address book with android's default calendar and address book via self
-hosted ownCloud. I guess that you could do it without ownCloud, but it
need quit a bit of manual synchronization without always on and always
accessible
To be honest, I do not fully understand what is your partitioning
scheme and what do you mean by scrubbing /usr, /var, /lib, /bin, /etc
partitions.
Scrubbing, in my mind, means cleaning, keeping your old stuff, but
cleaning/removing temporary or unused files <-- I am afraid that that
old 13.2
Hi Michael,
I assume that you are somewhat familiar with C and SQL.
If you need SQL introduction (essential for using any SQL DB) I would
recommend: https://www.w3schools.com/sql/ and replicate the examples
using sqlite3 command line interface.
You will see plenty SQL examples how to count rows in
My experience with UEFI on HP and Lenovo laptops goes like this:
* Unless you can import your distribution signing keys (openSuSE and SuSE
installers do that automatically) or disable secure UEFI boot you will have
various degrees of trouble double booting. Although the UEFI boot menu (usually
Before replacing any parts, it may be worth to try to inject some audio
signal to the amp amplifier first there are other failure modes
possible such as PCB, capacitor, mixer/volume control, DAC, ..
In any case, when you get all the way here into the TV - you could even
explore
I would advise you against trying to install Linux to drive you just
booted from - the things will likely go wrong as soon as the installer
start partitioning the drive.
While you could pre-partition the drive for the install before booting
from it - avoiding partitioning - you could still run
USB2 with maximum transfer speed 480 Mb/s is plenty fast for fast
ethernet (100Mb/s) but not fast enough for 1 Gb/s ethernet - hence
those come mainly wit USB3 (or 3.0 or 3.1 v1 to confuse people) which
is 5Gb/s. Please note that USB3 gigabit ethernet adapter will work just
fine with recent linux
I have used the adapter Wes suggested and it works like a charm on
Linux, and it is good price for $10.
If you need to buy local (limited choice) and want to be sure that it
works, why not bring a laptop and try to plug it in it should show as a
network card.
You should be able to see and inspect
While I do not have direct experience with the device, I see a few
misconceptions in what you describe.
1. I assume that you want to configure, setup, control and use the
Lantronix device from a Linux PC.
2. You need to have working network which you can use to communicated
with the Lantronix
You could use "user" and "noauto" mount options in fstab instead of
relying on "bg" and then run mount command with timeout by a script in
a loop very couple of minutes until it is mounted. Or give up after so
many unsuccessful attempts.
Would that work for you?
On Fri, 2017-03-17 at 20:36 -0700,
Here is how I look at this...
There are couple of potential issues with mixing different disks and
speeds - 1. reliability 2. economy
1. Reliability - The level of risk depends mainly on whether you are
using software or hardware RAID.
There is no additional risk for software RAID as long as the
Why new filer? They take more than one disk, no? Some of them can have
expansion enclosures too.
On Mon, 2017-04-03 at 15:31 -0700, John Jason Jordan wrote:
> On Mon, 03 Apr 2017 14:40:39 -0700
> Tom <tomas.kuchta.li...@gmail.com> dijo:
>
> > Raid 0 is striping - it combines
Would these articles help you to get started?
https://www.suse.com/documentation/sled-12/singlehtml/book_sle_admin/bo
ok_sle_admin.html#cha.grub2
https://nnc3.com/mags/LM10/Magazine/Archive/2010/111/058-060_grub2/arti
cle.html
http://www.linuxjournal.com/article/10830 - page 2
Tomas
On Mon,
I understand that you are choosing RAID0 because you need 8+8=16GB of
storage space instead of redundancy.
I would advise you against using RAID0 if you care about your data -
single disk failure and you loose everything.
JBOD will give you the same storage space at about the same performance
over
wonder how smart is the circuit in avoiding the charge/discharge
battery cycles when the power is on - it relates to the battery life.
Tomas
On Sat, 2017-04-08 at 18:57 -0700, Chuck Hast wrote:
> On Sat, Apr 8, 2017 at 3:42 PM, Tom <tomas.kuchta.li...@gmail.com>
> wrote:
>
> &g
Going to https://www.key.com I can reproduce your findings.
Firefox, Chrome - no issues
Chromium the same error related to transparent certificate chain
(possibly Symantec related)
I seems to recall that Symantec was caught issuing unauthorized certs
again and the browsers decided to stop
It seems that you are fighting an epic battle against security features
- if you win and your gateway/router or ... is compromised, your victor
y against the browsers could cost you.
If you want, contact me off list with your bank's URL and I will try it
with my Firefox/Chromium/Chrome/ to see
On Fri, 2017-03-31 at 14:59 -0700, John Jason Jordan wrote:
> On Fri, 31 Mar 2017 13:18:32 -0700
> Tom <tomas.kuchta.li...@gmail.com> dijo:
>
> > I wish other companies would publish yearly hardware failure rates
> > like
> > this one:
> > https://www.backbl
While this is not the answer you are looking for - if you are looking
for all sorts of data manipulation libraries - I would turn your
attention to Python or Perl - both have more libraries than you could
discover/learn in one lifetime.
While awk is supper fast and convenient, especially when used
Try Google searching for: Comcast site:lists.pdxlinux.org
https://www.google.com/search?q=Comcast+site%3Alists.pdxlinux.org=ut
f-8=utf-8
See other Google search details:
https://support.google.com/websearch/answer/2466433?hl=en
https://www.lifewire.com/advanced-google-search-3482174
Best luck,
That is to be expected for a drive behind simple USB to SATA
controller. If the drive is internally SATA, pull it out of the
enclosure, connect it to SATA port in your PC and get the info.
>From my experience the drives in USB enclosures are typically fine and
have clean Smart data. Data
aintain flow of thought;}
> On 04/02/2017 12:47 AM, Tom wrote:
> > On Sat, 2017-04-01 at 09:18 -0500, Richard Owlett wrote:
> > [SNIP]
> > >
> > > Search engines aren't intelligent enough. They can retrieve
> > > individual posts with a keyword. They will like
That is what contracts, firewalls, monitoring and compliance tools are
for.
If you do not trust users to start a process or use network ports -
disable their login and physical access to computers.
There are so many avenues which can be exploited beside ssh or any
myriad of other server processes.
will be
reinstalling it to 42.2 this or next week before handing it over, and
your experience could save me time researching the same issue.
Thank you, Tomas
On Sat, 2017-04-08 at 18:01 -0700, logical american wrote:
> On 4/8/2017 12:53 AM, Tom wrote:
> > I am able to set the resolution to max and lower
on a timer so the power cuts, it drains
> > the
> > battery for a while, then charges back up if that was advantageous
> > for
> > battery life...
> >
> > On Sun, Apr 9, 2017 at 2:39 AM Tom <tomas.kuchta.li...@gmail.com>
> > wrote:
> >
> &g
dd nor rsync alone will not be able to do full backup of running
computer (RPi).
The best course of action is to separate the OS from your data -
whatever your RPi is normally writing - then backup each separately.
* When you separate the data, you could even store it off the RPi
avoiding need
d actors. LOL
Tomas
On Wed, 2017-04-12 at 13:08 -0500, Cryptomonkeys.org wrote:
> Sure. and that would be fine for all the people who aren’t malicious.
>
>
> > On Apr 11, 2017, at 7:53 PM, Tom <tomas.kuchta.li...@gmail.com>
> > wrote:
> >
> > That is what c
Disclaimer: I have no experience with Alpine or urxvt. In fact, I have
never hear of either and since I have not clue what they might be
google is not really helpful either.
With the above out of the way - your Copy & Paste action is most likely
routed through your Desktop environment. In
Have you considered those files/directories to be showing their correct
UTF-8 names?
If that is so, and you do not like it, rename them.
If you cannot easily rename them because of their "funny" names, I
recommend using find with its plethora of options to pick up those
files individually.
Instead of different keyboard, You could also try to press power button
and wait a minute, which is separate from keyboard, and should shut
down your PC/laptop by default.
If the crashes are HW related and there is no kernel panic - there is
little you could do in the absence of logs. Is your fan
Reverse ssh tunnel is secure solution, if configured properly and using
robust keys, access control and strong password. It keeps control over
the connection with the connecting user/site as it should be in normal
customer/supplier relationship.
I do not want to speculate about what you've heard.
Did you try with some other Linux computer, perhaps with different
distribution?
I know that this is hard to hear and do - If this truly is your Bank's
problem - maybe the time has come to move the accounts to somewhere
where they can serve your needs.
I had to do this couple of times in my life,
While I will not be recommending any HW beside R-Pi - here is my
experience with the use of security cameras for similar purpose in the
past:
* If you want your recording actionable by PD - please talk to them
first about what they need.
* If the image quality or camera placement is not good
To see if your background process does something with the CPU rather
than just hang around waiting for user input for example - you could
see the process CPU load and wall clock time - the time should be
increasing.
The easiest way is to fire: top and see what CPU percentage the process
uses and
Conference details at: https://www.linuxfestnorthwest.org/2017
If anybody plans to go to LFNW and would like to share ride with me, I
can take up to 3 people for the annual pilgrimage North.
I plan to leave Portland on Friday 5th at about 3pm, returning back on
Sunday 7th after the conference
Synology can auto expand storage volume by adding disks to redundant
RAID types such as RAID1,5 or 6. In your case, adding disk and asking
the filer to integrate it will add it to RAID1 configuration - you will
gain redundancy, not capacity. If you add another 2 disks and ask the
filer to
I am able to set the resolution to max and lower values my monitor
supports in 42.2 KDE: Configure Desktop --> Display and Monitor
What is you graphic card/CPU? I had no issues with Intel internal
graphics forever.
If it is not graphic card related, then your problem may be - the
monitor is not
I am great fan of HP printers and multifunction devices - because they
just work on Linux (with some rare exceptions).
My current one HP 8600, in the past: HP 3510, HP 1505N, .
Generally, it just prints and also scans with some minor love.
I have also owned Epson C88 (I think) - the printer
Alternatively, you could create Windows recovery USB media before
installing linux on the box.
It can be used to fully reinstall already activated Windows in VM or on
the laptop when you want to give it away.
I store the USB media on a filer as VDI disk image, forever. I have
never used any of
And a third might be better with 10.
>
> -Denis
>
> On Sat, Aug 12, 2017 at 5:23 PM, Tom <tomas.kuchta.li...@gmail.com>
> wrote:
>
> > Alternatively, you could create Windows recovery USB media before
> > installing linux on the box.
> > It can be used to ful
You could still do this "rummage in the bins for " in surplus
gizmos in Hillsboro
Just a RIP thought:
I had an interesting experience while visiting local CenturyLink store
a few weeks ago - there are so many people without basic networking and
computer knowledge - not even a clue.
In the past
To compare ..
I switched to CenturyLink fiber about month ago for $45 for 100Mb/s
down 50Mb/s up (-router+paper-less bills+autobilling) in SE Portland. I
had to get the router and return it.
Local alternatives - Comcast increased my price from $50 to $90 for
100Mb/s down 10Mb/s up last month.
I
I would be very careful to check sha256sum and compare it against
known, published source before installing anything off a public torrent
these days.
Better be safe than sorry.
Just my 2c,
Tomas
On Mon, 2017-07-10 at 19:10 -0700, John Jason Jordan wrote:
> On Mon, 10 Jul 2017 16:40:13 -0700
>
I have found that USB headsets generally just work with Linux. I am
using recent 2015+ openSuse and Ubuntu.
I used many models from Logitech, Plantronics and Jabra with zero
issues. I cannot remember the exact models,
I usually use them at work, but it must have used about 10 different
wired and
You shy away from naming the bank ...
My bank - First Tech FCU encrypts the statements and restricts their
printing in PDF.
I have no idea why would one wanted to do this, they apparently do no
have any idea themselves too.
However, they also do not seem to be able to do anything about it.
I do
Yes, even something like this will sound sound better than Bluetooth as
well as better than RPi for that matter when connected to amplifier or
car stereo.
It works under linux without hassle.
RPi uses RC circuit instead of real/active DAC that is why it does not
sound too good.
I have equally
0-ish,
then a case $15-ish
Best luck, Tomas
On Sun, 2017-07-02 at 08:44 -0700, VY wrote:
> Thanks.
>
> I found this yesterday:
>
> https://www.hifiberry.com/shop/boards/hifiberry-amp-plus/
>
> Which is an RPi add-on. Is it worth trying?
>
> -v
>
>
+1 for HandBrake - it is great for casual simple converting use - it
comes in two parts: CLI and GUI
If you ever need it, use ffmpeg for more complex tasks such as muxing
in/out different streams, and converting formats HandBrake does not
understand.
I would also recommend combination of x264 for
Hi Denis,
As about "CL, Comcast and just about anybody else ranking down in the
mud" - Isn't this the general trend including politics, health, car
dealers, etc., etc., etc.? With very few exceptions such as Amazon's
customer service, .
That being said, we still have to get on living and it
You should have asked locally for a loaner msata device to try in your
device.
I have bunch of low capacity ones laying around from old laptops.
I am sure that thy are pretty common around drawers and bins - they
were once used ac hdd cache on 32GB capacities
Sometimes, just trying things is the
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