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1 year ago
in Macbook Air on ZachInglis.com
Nice piece of hardware! :)
You might get a very small access point instead of the ethernet port.
Should do the same job. and a lot cheaper, more mobile and multifunction.
if you go to a hotel that has ethernet plug with internet, you just plug the access point on it, and all over the room you have wifi, even at the swimming pool if not too far ;)
You might get a very small access point instead of the ethernet port.
Should do the same job. and a lot cheaper, more mobile and multifunction.
if you go to a hotel that has ethernet plug with internet, you just plug the access point on it, and all over the room you have wifi, even at the swimming pool if not too far ;)
1 year ago
in Macbook Air on ZachInglis.com
Nice piece of hardware! :)
You might get a very small access point instead of the ethernet port.
Should do the same job. and a lot cheaper, more mobile and multifunction.
if you go to a hotel that has ethernet plug with internet, you just plug the access point on it, and all over the room you have wifi, even at the swimming pool if not too far ;)
You might get a very small access point instead of the ethernet port.
Should do the same job. and a lot cheaper, more mobile and multifunction.
if you go to a hotel that has ethernet plug with internet, you just plug the access point on it, and all over the room you have wifi, even at the swimming pool if not too far ;)
1 year ago
in Announcing Thrudb EC2 Public AMIs on AideRSS Blog
Thanks for the work!
What are the steps u did to get the AMI working?
could you post some tutorial on how you configured the AMI???
I use Gentoo AMIs and I would like to try this out.
cause only stick to gentoo. :)
Thanks
FRED
What are the steps u did to get the AMI working?
could you post some tutorial on how you configured the AMI???
I use Gentoo AMIs and I would like to try this out.
cause only stick to gentoo. :)
Thanks
FRED
1 year ago
in Cuppadev » Using MacFUSE to replace FileVault on CuppaDev
you should consider encfs, its a lot faster then FileVault.
or even better
try EnvfsVault, which uses encfs and behaves just like filevault.
http://www.chuckknowsbest.com/ikrypt/encfsvault.html
:)
cheers.
or even better
try EnvfsVault, which uses encfs and behaves just like filevault.
http://www.chuckknowsbest.com/ikrypt/encfsvault.html
:)
cheers.