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I was in Madrid for one week and wanted to find a coworking space to work from. I also needed it to be open 24 hours, since I am...
I bought a Mega 2560 from RobotDyn.com for a project and found the Ethernet port wasn't working or was very unreliable. The shield (active PoE in my case), which comes soldered on the board wasn't being recognized.
After hours of debugging, I found a solution in the Amazon reviews.
In the...
With TWRP unavailable for Android 10, we can still root the One Plus 5T (and other models too) with these instructions.
This guide assumes your bootloader is unlocked. If not, here is a guide. Unlocking the bootloader will reset your device to factory settings, deleting all content, so make sure...
Add an explicit route to access your local resources in the remote network, when using OpenVPN on Mac OS.
Locked out of Instagram for not receiving the 2FA SMS? Learn how to log in using your Facebook account, and its backup codes.
Learn how to build your own router with a PC (server) running pfSense, a switch, and a wireless access point.
Tutorial - Learn how to run the lastest version of bitcoin node on your Ubuntu. Optional support for Bitcoin wallet with BerkeleyDB included.
Visualization showing the speed of sound under different scenarios. It almost made it to Reddit's frontpage :-)
I've been following guides like this one, to run a bitcoin node, but upon compiling Berkeley DB 4.8.30 on my Ubuntu virtual machine, I kept getting the error:
ln -s libdb-4.8.a libdb.a
./libtool --mode=compile g++ -c -I. -I../dist/.. -D_GNU_SOURCE -D_REENTRANT -O ../dist/../cxx/cxx_db.cpp
libtool: compile: g++ -c -I. -I../dist/.. -D_GNU_SOURCE -D_REENTRANT...
I had been wanting to better understand the geographical characteristics of race and ethnicity in the San Francisco/Bay Area region where I reside. The US Census has plenty of updated information on this topic, and Uber recently released Kepler.gl, an in-browser application to visualize maps. With both of these,...