Although you wouldn’t guess it from the contents of this blog, my day job involves the design and production of products from fiber reinforced composites. A lot of my projects fall under non-disclosure agreements, so I cannot discuss them here.
What I can do is share some of the methods I’ve developed over the years. One of those is using a desktop scanner to make close-ups.
This article describes how to mount and transfer files to a Sony PRS-T2N.
This website contains lots of external links. A fact of life is that hyperlinks are subject to change, so they need checking every now and then.
In this how-to article I’ll cover how I did that for this website.
Since I am in the process of making most of my programs available on github, I have been re-shuffling the some git repositories. Especially my collection of scripts (small programs for different purposes). Because some of those scripts are private, I don’t want to publish that repository as a whole.
The standard recipe for saline solution is 9 grams of salt per liter of water.
Since most people don’t …
Installing software on FreeBSD is made easier by the ports system; a
collection of Makefiles and patches that contains instructions …
Some time ago, my trusty old color laserjet 2550L more or less stopped printing, or at least I thought so …
At work we want to run OpenProject. But since this a ruby-on-rails app and installation on Windows is not supported, I volunteered to set up a dedicated FreeBSD server for it.
Since the previous article on this subject, I’ve updated my workstation to FreeBSD 10.2-STABLE. Compiling asymptot 2 …
Some programs like e.g. Firefox have the annoying habit of creating a
Desktop directory in your $HOME directory.
It …