Posted: | Tags: audio, Debian, Linux, technology
This is my small rant/ramble about my recent experience with Linux audio. Warning to the reader: I am not claiming there is anything of interest in the following - just getting it off my chest. I have been a Linux user since about 2000 or so, having performed countless installs. With few exceptions–I did waver from the path from about 2005 to 2007–I have always relied on Linux for my primary home/personal computing needs. Read more...
Posted: | Tags: blog, Data Literacy, PirateBox, ryandata, Technology
Distributing files via PirateBox PirateBox with pen for scale A PirateBox is a wireless router that has been reconfigured to serve as a local fileserver. The PirateBox project develops software to do this. PirateBox makes it easy to share files with anyone within range of the router, and also supports a local anonymous discussion board for those within range. I did this for the TP-Link TL-MR3040, a commonly used piece of hardware for PirateBoxes. Read more...