Due to my recent acquisition of an RTL-SDR compatible radio module (Some would call it DVB-T stick) I started playing with radio transmissions. Doing so I found POCSAG (pager) transmissions which I tried to decode using multimon. Sadly multimon was very broken, after I finally managed to compile it on OS X I realized it …
I’ve recently added some modifications to the Cyanogenmod kernel. They include overclocking up to 2ghz as well as lower idle voltages (undervolting) and a higher default maximum frequency. The maximum frequency after bootup is now 1516800hz. It can be changed up to 2016000hz. Frequencies higher than 1612800hz are unstable when using the ondemand governor on …
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I lately had some problems changing my laptops (A Samsung Q45) brightness since the major distributions went on and started using KMS instead of the prior Xorg driver, even though most Samsung laptops aren’t properly supported. Searching around the net I found some hints about using setpci – Writing directly into the hardware. dekar@vasectomy:~$ sudo …
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I didn’t find any information related to this (just people complaining about not getting a firmware update) so I feel like posting it for others to find via Google. My HD700X seems to be able to do 120hz. I just did a quick test using my laptop (vga) since my htpc (hdmi) is broken right …
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I’ve added the link to the source quite a while ago, but I feel like posting it here as well so php beginners who want to play with Imagemagik can find it, my banner generator is Public Domain now. So you can get it and do whatever you like using it – just don’t blame …
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Since Debians Pidgin has broken protocols and there was a severe security risk I had to rebuild my local Pidgin. This time I made some nice DEBs so you can use them as well. As always my purple plugin pack contains switchspell. 😉 Oh and they’re all 64bit. pidgin_2.6.5-1_amd64.deb purple-plugin-pack_2.6.2-1_amd64.deb bot-sentry_1.3.0-1_amd64.deb pidgin-gfire_0.8.3-1_amd64.deb pidgin-otr_3.2.0-1_amd64.deb
After searching ages for the reason why Youtube HD Flash videos run fine on my laptop (Even two at the same time!) but not on a friends laptop with mostly identical hardware we found out that it’s depending in the installed architecture. Debian Lenny 32bit has major problems playing flash videos (doesn’t matter whether you …
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Since it took me some time to get Ghost++ (v11.4) compiled I made .dep (Debian/Ubuntu) packages for the dependencies and a zip for the ghost binary. gmp_424-1_i386 stormlib_20090131-1_i386 bncsutil_20090131-1_i386 ghost
I’ve just built a package of the latest version for Debian/Ubuntu. It includes switchspell! pidgin-plugin-pack_251-2_i386
I was searching for a way to display exe icons, but the scripts I found were stuffed with useless crap, so I made my own. You need the icoutils. (“sudo apt-get install icoutils”) Then just run my shellscript (“sh WindowsIconsForGnome.sh“) or doubleclick it in GNOME. It looks like this: