Nice~
“Carnegie Mellon University’s Robotics Institute has released the first in a series of open, educational robotics designs. The Linux-based “Qwerkbot” can be built in two hours from detailed online instructions, at a cost of $550.”
via digg
Nice~
“Carnegie Mellon University’s Robotics Institute has released the first in a series of open, educational robotics designs. The Linux-based “Qwerkbot” can be built in two hours from detailed online instructions, at a cost of $550.”
via digg
here’s an article on how to hack your Linksys router to act as a repeater.
Your neighbor is in possession of router A. It is set to factory defaults initially. This is important because it shows the victim isn’t technically savvy and won’t notice your intrusion. You have router B, a Linksys WRT54G that you will be putting into client mode and connecting to router A. The final component, router C, is plugged into router B and acts as a wireless access point.
Here’s an interesting way to hack a set-top box into a Linux box.
Now you can run linux on your TV, this set-top box apparently costs
around $500 US but I think you can hack it into something useful.
via [linuxdevices.com]
Here’s what i think is the best place for installing a FTP server on your linux box using vsFTP.
Although mostly text command lines, i think it’s the simplest out on the web.
via [chinalinuxpub]