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Car project : fix/clean it up
To get the car sorted, I need to spend some time. This is what the Cavalier needs:
– New horn/fix horn
– Clean up inside of car.
– Cleanup wiring inside
— Remove old screen cables,
— Reroute cables for new screen so they’re out of sight . USB extension needed.
— Permanently attach ODBII reader.
— Update Centrafuse to version 3.5
— Install ‘xport’ GPS port multiplier for faster GPS acquisition in Destinator. Read info here on centrafuse forums.
– Hook up front speakers to the rear amp.
Upload speeds
Don’t I feel foolish.
I’ve been trying to get 3web to increase my speeds from the gold level plan to the platinum speeds (1Mbits upload) to no avail. I kept getting the gold plan speeds.
Today i just notices that I had the QoS setup in my router to limit the speeds to the gold plan.
Changed the QoS settings, and voila! Platinum plan speeds.
🙂
Bibble rename formats
I’ve had to search for this several times. Now I’m bookmarking it.
In the Output panel in Bibble, the Batch Output file renaming variables can be found HERE.
Finding location of linux binaries
The two commands I need are:
which and whereis.
youtube-dl
I was looking for the video format codes, and came across this page:
du –exclude
if I want to do a “du” command, and want to exclude certain folders (like /mnt in my case) I would run this while at root level, in the root folder.
#du -hs –exclude=’mnt’ *
Subgenres/Styles to use
In the music database parser I’m writing, I need to decide on what sub-genres/style will be used to compite the band list:
So far:
Rhythmic Noise, EBM, Electro, Synth-pop, Industrial, Darkwave,
Redirecting RSS feed
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Undelete files on the UnRAID server
After doing some searching, came across this Wiki entry on the UnRAID site.
A step by step instruction on what to do is found on the UnRAID forum in this thread. Look at post #3.
The recovered data is in the lost+found folder. To access it you’ll need to telnet to the unraid machine, and look in /mnt/diskX (diskX is the drive that you are recovering from) and there will be a lost+found folder. I moved it to a user share, so I can sort through it from the network.