Protect Yourself -- Times [EYES]
Posted by Dave Eddy on Oct 01 2010Check out this video from my good buddy Times [EYES]. Chicagos own is destroying the Snoop Dogg/Symantec sponsored Hack is Wack competition! Make sure to vote for his video at Hack is Wack.
Casey Sabol - Illuminate
Posted by Dave Eddy on Sep 28 2010Geektool Desktop
Posted by Dave Eddy on Sep 27 2010Sonia - The Band
Posted by Dave Eddy on Sep 25 2010Check out Sonia. It’s my friends band, and they just released their EP, titled “Close My Eyes”. You can preview all of the tracks on their website, and purchase the album too. I’m not 100% positive, but I’m pretty sure that you can purchase their music straight through Amazon or iTunes too!
The music itself is great, and it is always refreshing to listen to bands that have talent, and want to make good music. Check them out!
Website: Sonia The Band – http://soniatheband.com
Track Listing:
- Summer Wind (3:58)
- Red Leaves (3:32)
- In Your Defense (3:47)
- Close My Eyes (3:30)
- The Hourglass (5:32)
Ben Scott's Music!
Posted by Dave Eddy on Sep 25 2010Check out my friends music, he just released his first album and every track on it is awesome! He wrote, performed, and produced every song on the album himself, and every song sounds professionally done. The music on the album spans many different genres, but if you just want to hear a great musician do his thing, you should definitely check out this album!
The album went on sale the first of September this year, and you can get a copy by emailing Ben (his email should be on his website). Definitely check it out!
Website: Ben Scott Music - http://benscottmusic.net
Track Listing:
- Take It Away (3:34)
- Ouch, I Stubbed My Toe (2:57)
- City Out of Clay (3:16)
- Into Blue (2:46)
- The Pacifist (4:13)
- Another Vague Remembrance (3:18)
- Things That Smell Like Things (2:40)
- Nothing (2:48)
- Traumatize (2:28)
- Cloth Garden (3:09)
- The Greedy Fisherman (3:17)
- Lux Lucis (4:40)
- The Burger Song (0:45)
Wordpress for iphone
Posted by Dave Eddy on Sep 23 2010daveeddy.com moved to wordpress!
Posted by Dave Eddy on Sep 22 2010daveeddy.com is now fully running a wordpress installation, i have switched over from drupal completely using this website as a guide!
Some things are still a little buggy, but it’s working!
Rsync (Backup Files)
Posted by Dave Eddy on Sep 20 2010What is rsync?
Rsync is a program that can be used to backup your files. Much like Apple’s Time Machine, or syncing an iPod, it can be used to sync your data with a remote server, creating redundancy in your data to help keep it safe. By default rsync comes with Mac’s and most Linux distributions; I don’t know about Windows.
I set up a script to rsync all of my documents, pictures, music, etc to dataDyne (my raid). Rsync will check for differences in the local files (on my laptop) and the remote files (on dataDyne), and automatically sync the two computers. Rsync will transfer files over SSH so it is a secure connection; having SSH keys really helps here so it doesn’t keep asking for a password. Only changes I make on my laptop will affect rsync, so the files on dataDyne will match what files are on my laptop (one-way sync), much like the same way an iPod will match changes made to iTunes, not the other way around.
The music is sent to a Public directory on my raid, because it is [shared using daap][firefly].
PBX - Private Branch Exchange
Posted by Dave Eddy on Sep 20 2010Mike got a couple of “Digium Quad Tdm400P” PCI Phone Cards from a friend so we decided to use a spare computer that was in our apartment and turn it into a PBX.
Were running Trixobx to manage the PBX, and all of the configuration is done through a webGUI.
So far we have 3 phones up and running. Extension:
- 111 Mike
- 112 Dave
- 115 Server Room
All of the phones can call each other. If a message is left on a persons voicemail it will be forwarded to their email. Each phone can also order a wake up call!
Picture of the desk in the server room where we configured the PBX. You can see the phone next to the keyboard.
Picture of the 2 cards in the back of the computer.