

Friday, 23. October 2009, 06:38:25
driver, linux, gentoo, network
Woohoo! Finally I could get my ralink card work in Master mode! My previous attempt was about
2 months ago.
It seems to work, but now it's almost 4:00 AM and I haven't had enough time to really test it. But my notebook can see and connect to my desktop-working-as-access-point, and I need to document this victory!
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Friday, 21. August 2009, 17:35:00
linux, driver, network, gentoo
As you may know, I've previously tried to make my desktop Wi-Fi card to work as an Access Point. [1] [2] [3] [4] After all those tries, I had given up and set up the ad-hoc mode. However, I still want to set it up as an access point, and yesterday I tried again.
Unfortunately, it didn't work...
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Thursday, 23. July 2009, 03:23:07
notebook, network
Today I found that Google Maps could find almost exactly where I am (missed by one block, about 100 meters). I was quite surprised and spooked by this feature, and wanted to understand how it works.
Currently, both
Google Chrome (with
Google Gears) and
Mozilla Firefox 3.5 support
geolocation API.
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Tuesday, 3. March 2009, 16:50:56
linux, driver, network, gentoo
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This post is just to document an error I've just had. Since it is the very first time it occurs, I suppose it might be just a "random", non-reproducible, hardware error.
Note, however, that I've not solved my previous issue with nvidia-drivers yet. I'm still looking for help about that. Update: If found an workaround for my previous issue: use Compiz instead of Beryl. I don't feel it is "solved", but this workaround appears to work for me.
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Wednesday, 21. January 2009, 07:15:00
linux, mobile, modem, network
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Okay, no fancy introductions this time. I'm going to document here how I've managed to connect to the Internet using a mobile phone (over Bluetooth). I'm pretty sure other people might find this post helpful. Also, I'm pretty sure I myself will find it helpful in future.

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