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FOSDEM 2022 Network Devroom CFP
We are excited to announce that the call for proposals is now open for the
Network devroom at FOSDEM 2022. FOSDEM is a free event for engineers to meet,
share ideas and collaborate. FOSDEM is one of the largest events of its kind,
hosting, thousands of developers of free and open source software from all over
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FOSDEM 2021 Software Defined Networking Devroom CFP
We are pleased to announce the Call for Participation for the FOSDEM 2021 Software Defined Networking devroom! FOSDEM is a free event for software developers to meet, share ideas and collaborate.
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FOSDEM 2020 Software Defined Networking Devroom CFP
We are pleased to announce the Call for Participation for the FOSDEM 2020 Software Defined Networking devroom!
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SSL Tunnelling with nmap-ncat on Fedora 30
Consistent with the laws of un-intended consequences, when I upgraded to Fedora 30 to play with the new versions of CLang and GCC, something broke git.
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Guide to ACLs on FD.io VPP
I get asked pretty frequent how it is possible to program Access Control Lists (ACLs) in FD.io VPP, I thought a comprehensive answer was pretty overdue at this point. As is usually the case in FD.io VPP there are is more than one way depending on what you are looking to do and your performance expectations.
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The definitive guide to installing Spacemacs on Windows
This post is intended to be the definitive guide for those wishing to install Spacemacs on Microsoft Windows. It describes both a native Windows installation, with XEmacs built for Windows using MinGW and installation using the Windows Subsystem for Linux.
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FOSDEM 2019 Software Defined Networking Devroom CFP
We are pleased to announce the Call for Participation for the FOSDEM 2019 Software Defined Networking devroom!
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Repairing a dead Tronic Power Cube (KH 3106)
My Dad gave me the ‘gift’ of a completely dead Tronic Power Cube that was bought at some point from Lidl. It should be a useful portable battery for camping and power outages. It has a 12v Cigarette Lighter output, and 3v, 4.5v, 6v and 9v barrel connector outputs on it’s front. On it’s rear it has a set of 12v Banana plugs. It also has a good deal of surge protection, with both an output fuse on it’s front and an input fuse on it’s rear. It takes a standard 12v 0.5a input barrel connector to charge.
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Offloading motion detection from your Synology Diskstation
I love my Synology DiskStation DS213j, and what’s not to love. It’s does a great job and has given me years of trouble-free service. It’s got a fantastic UI. Synology do a great job of keeping it up to date with regular updates. There is a library of useful apps for it, some of my favourites are Photo Station, Cloud Backup and Surveillance Station.
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Securing your VPS
I recently setup a VPS with time4vps - the reason why I need a VPS, is a subject for a future post. After a couple of days I logged on and was alarmed to find the following.
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Fixing the LOCK Prefix X1000 Bug
After much fun installing Debian 7 (Wheezy) on an Intel Galileo Gen 2 I was greated by the following at the login prompt.
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Building a homebrew LTE Router Part 2
This post is part two of series on building a homebrew LTE router. In this post we dive into the software side of the build. If you haven’t see the hardware side of the build described in the first post, its worth a quick scan to give you some context.
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Building Yocto for the Intel Galileo
Last year I upstreamed support for the Galileo Gen 1/2 to the Yocto project. So before I go any further detail talking about building a homebrew LTE modem based on the Galileo, I need to first describe the steps building a configurable Linux distro for the Intel Galileo 1/2.
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Building a homebrew LTE Router Part 1
Living in the country-side close to a small city (Limerick/Ireland) means that my access to high speed broadband is pretty limited. I do have a ‘mom and pop shop’ fixed wireless provider that does for netflix and spotify, but with erratic pings and at a times highly contended network, it was proving to be unsuitable for work. VOIP, Google Hangouts, Lync screen-sharing were all becoming problematic at peak times. I needed an alternative solution.
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