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ASUS M3p

31 March 2008 by rich

Dad gave me an old laptop to use. It is from 2004! So it needs lots of updating. First up is to get: # “Java”:http://java.com. So that I can write programs # “Dr. Java”:http://drjava.com. Which is a simple editor and program # “Intel 2200 BG”:http://support.intel.com/support/wireless/wlan/pro2200bg/. I couldn’t connect to Apple’s latest Time Capsule and my […]

UncategorizedTagged ASUS M3p, Calvin, Dad, Downloadcenter, Drjava, Filter Results, Improvements, Intel, Intel 2200 Bg, Intel Pro100 Vm, M3p, Old Laptop, Pro100 Ve, Stross, Support Intel, Time Capsule, Windows Xp, Windows Xp Professional, Wireless Wlan

Wifi Hotspots in Wedgewood, Laurelhurst and Ravenna

31 March 2008 by rich

OK, I get stuck waiting for meetings around the Childrens Hospital quite a bit. If you don’t want to brave the traffic at U-Village, what are the options. As an aside if you are in UVillage, “World Wraps”: http://seattle.wifimug.org/index.cgi?WorldWraps does have free Wifi and is less crowded than Starbucks by alot. Well, there are some […]

UncategorizedTagged Wifi

Puzzles and Computers

30 March 2008 by rich

Calvin wanted to work with someone to combine a love of puzzles and a love of computers. Here are some ways to do that: “Cryptogram.java”:http://www.cs.utsa.edu/~wagner/laws/Acryptogram.html are a really fun kind of puzzle. The simplest is the substitution cypher. One letter in English is translated directly into another. Writing a program to do this isn’t too […]

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FutureWeapon

30 March 2008 by rich

UncategorizedTagged Military, Military

AppleTV’s many uses

29 March 2008 by rich

I haven’t paid much attention to the AppleTV. After all, I watch lots of movies off the internet. Not just the stuff that Apple wants to sell me. However, “iClarified.com”:http://iclarified.com in addition to doing great work on the iPhone also knows how to hack the AppleTV. It is a subsidized device, so for $300, you […]

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Data Update Kerio, Exchange and Asterisk

29 March 2008 by rich

Well, spent some time getting Kerio running on my MacBook. It is amazing how small a mail application is. Just 50MB. * Loading Kerio is pretty easy and then you have to figure the firewall issue. * I used Dyndns.com to let me direct a DNS name to my laptop behind a comcast router. This […]

UncategorizedTagged Small Business

Cool Math Testing Website

29 March 2008 by rich

FreeRice Cool Site for donating rice to hungry people by answering vocabulary word questions.

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Data in the 21st Century

28 March 2008 by rich

Well, how about handling data traffic in a modern small business. In our shop eight years ago, we ended up quite conventional. We have: * a 100Mbps Ethernet and a 802.11b/g 2.4GHz Wifi access point outside the firewall. * In house, we an bunch of rack mounted servers. We’ve got an Exchange Server, a Blackberry […]

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Business Phones in the 21st Century

28 March 2008 by rich

Now that we are trying to setup our Seattle suboffice, we have a chance to do things a bit different. In our original office setup 8 years ago, we went safe. We have: * An inhouse PBX called Intersat or something like that and have T-1s that connect to it and another T-1 for data. […]

UncategorizedTagged IP Telephony

All that is necessary for the triumph of evil is that good men to nothing

28 March 2008 by rich

A wonderful quote from “Edmund Burke”:http://en.wikiquote.org/wiki/Evil

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Month: March 2008

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