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Monthly Archives: January 2017
security of passwords
It was actually a very long time ago when a friend of mine contacted me about a Word Perfect data file. It seemed that one of his employees had decided to pick up and leave the company without any notice. Nothing … Continue reading
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Governmental picking winners and losers
I didn’t follow the most US election terribly closely but I did actually hear quite a bit about some of the proposals of the two candidates. I keep thinking that “Make America Great Again” does sound like a catchy slogan … Continue reading
command line fun – finding a list of files
In Unix at the command line there is almost always an alternative method to do something. I usually remember this when I need to process a few files in the current working directory and I may not always have the … Continue reading
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command line fun – finding the right jar file
Where did I set down my mobile phone is quickly answered by a quick telephone call or a sms from another phone. If everything were only that simple. I receive a bit of code from a buddy at work that … Continue reading
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Evolution of LED Lighting – software solution
In my previous blog entry, Evolution of LED Lighting – hardware and tools, I only managed to describe the tools and hardware as well as a first project to test the ability to upload new programs to the device. Some … Continue reading
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Tagged arduino, DIY, programming
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Evolution of LED Lighting – hardware and tools
Flashback I wanted to buy home automation electronics, nothing really fancy just a WiFi controller for a led strip. When shopping for things like this Pay attention. I saw something that spoke about WiFi and was really quite cheap so I … Continue reading
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