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the trip to capitol hill on the 60
attending swn “hack night” bus left at 6:57 from South Park boeing has a lot of masts & antennas on their roof Directional antenna to test link with node1 from nodemikba old laptop from everett basement with pcmcia card from closet and cantenna invited a bgp guy to attend tonight arrived at 7:02 at a…
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Everett Wireless Data Center
I’m putting together a WISP, I guess. Here’s the mast in the basement prior to mounting it: Here’s the fancy antenna strapped to the chimney: Here’s the rack of computers that will be participating on the network:
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Running a console cable to the radio
So, I’m attaching a radio to the chimney. I don’t want to have to bring it down every time I need to flash the firmware, so I’m also running an rs-232 cable up to it along with the PoE data/power cable. Since they don’t have anything pre-built, I wired one myself. I also made a…
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Testing pingback
http://linuxnus.org/2009/03/04/open-up-to-lxde/
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testing a trackback
I have never done this before. now with auto-pingback-fu. http://linuxnus.org/2009/03/04/open-up-to-lxde/
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IronRuby continuous integration machine back online
Thanks to my wife’s support, the DLR & IronRuby mono build machine is up and kicking again. http://ironruby.colliertech.org/integrity/ironruby
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blog back online
I moved the servers from the rack in the Westin to my basement. Through the magic of dyndns, xen, shorewall and mod_proxy, we’re up and running again. This blog is a lot faster, too. Tonight I will spend time bringing http://ironruby.colliertech.org/integrity/ back. Wish me luck.
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Jenkara is building
Okay… after this morning’s post, I decided to make Jenkara build. It is now. You can get it thus: $ svn co http://svn.colliertech.org/svn/trunk/jenkara or $ wget http://www.colliertech.org/downloads/jenkara-0.0.1.tar.gz You can build it with ye olde $ ./configure && make there’s no install target, so run it with $ cd src && ./jenkara but it doesn’t work…
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GTK+ OpenGL work
There’s an opening at Canonical that I’d like to take after the current contract is up. It’s an opening for a OpenGL dev on the Ubuntu desktop team. Don’t get me wrong; I enjoy working with my current group quite a bit. We’re building a pretty neat tool. However, building OpenGL into the GNOME desktop…