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Quad Core 64-bit x86 based processor with an energy consumption of 5 or 6 Watt. Embedds the newest Arduino™ 101 including 6-axis accelerometer, gyroscope and Bluetooth Low Energy connectivity. Right on...

Posted on April the 1st... 

Nice find - can't believe how easy it is to add a mirror from a well known open source tool without any crc check...

The content of the ISOs. You are able to serve as much boot images as you like. You can even create a semi-nice looking cmenu for each image.

I am using a user friendly router at home. Great for guest wlan and even separated lans, but it is not able to add boot information on the DHCP service. But - thanks to dnsmasq - you are able to add this information without modifying your router. It is able to enrich the DHCP response...

They will route blocks and not single ips. So management has to decide if yet another /xx block will be switched into the Scaleway project or not. 

And if you build up everything correctly on the technical side you have to certify the whole pacakge against ISO 27001/27004. First one is duable, second one a nightmare to your company's processes. A nice read on...

If I would buy a NUC I would choose the NUC5i3RYH 8W-20W power consumption: http://www.intel.com/content/www/us/en/nuc/nuc-kit-nuc5i3ryh.html The Corei5 is not much faster than the Corei3. If the i3 fails the i5 cannot help due to the board and overall systemdesign.

Still looking for an alternative. My current favs are: 8xA15, 2 GB RAM, ODROID-XU4 -> USB 3 2xA7, 512MB RAM, A20-OLinuXino-LIME -> SATA 8xA7, 2GB RAM, Cubieboard 5 -> SATA But both OlinuXino and Cubieboard do have USB 2 to Sata bridges... and both on old A7 plattform. So I...

Nice addon: BerryBoot is part of the package: http://www.berryterminal.com/doku.php/berryboot

Icrobotics did this: http://www.icrobotics.co.uk/wiki/index.php/Turning_the_Raspberry_Pi_Into_an_FM_Transmitter And a nice car ignition switch with power supply: http://mausberry-circuits.myshopify.com/collections/car-power-supply-switches

Don't forget that grandpa is watching the backdoor!

This ... is ... ok ... he catched me speechless...

And one down-side of the still 32-bit RP3: Raspberry Pi 3 Still Essentially a 32-Bit SBC For Now.

Thanks for sharing. Really nice build quality and a well made UART interface.  Did you try the serial connection? Not easy to find a 1.8V TTL adapter...

Provider: Spaceweb Plan: 2000MB personal plan Price: 4€ per year Location: France, Paris (Iliad Datacenter DC3) Purchased: 11/2014 Features: Lightspeed Webserver on Cloudlinux 5 Gbps Ddos protection Unlimited domains Own Php config DirectAdmin control panel Panel is great...

Good example @jarland. Whenever homeland or tax flag raises everything is changing.

True words. It is at least a non-shared disk. Found some really old data on the disks. Some pix of my sis and me playing around as kids. Funny note: My first dd failed because it tested 100MB but the disks only have about 92 MB of free disk space.

Whenever I think that this drama ends another detail of total-crap on personal or technical side happens.

Took a 10 Mbit Hub, a Raspberry Pi 1 and a Iomega ZIP 100 drive: Drivers for the ZIP drive are easily installed: apt-get install jazip Disk speed is quite good: ioping -c 10 . 4096 bytes from . (ext4 /dev/root): request=1 time=1.1 ms 4096 bytes from . (ext4 /dev/root): request=2...