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All you need is: auto lo auto eth0 iface eth0 inet dhcp auto wlan0 allow-hotplug wlan0 iface wlan0 inet dhcp wpa-ssid SSID wpa-psk HASHEDPASSWORD HASHEDPASSWORD comes from: wpa_passphrase SSID PASSWORD it will spit out the hashed edition that can be included in the /etc/network/interfaces config abo...

I `m using Squeezelite for the input on a RaspberryPI. And use LMS to maintain the database. Control is done by HSTouch urls or Squeezer on Android. I would like to add some powered amplifiers in the future for Disco mode :D Yeah the source can be almost anything. Eg from about a decade ago: MPD (h...

Did you see this post? http://members.home.nl/b.vanzoelen/ZMC.htm#ZMC-P1 Had not, thanks for pointing it out! It seems he came to a similar conclusion: run wire, use cheap speakers, attach an audio source. The XAP800 is an interesting thing, will definitely do more research on that, especially the ...

I am planning for a new per-room audio thing, so that one can take an iphone and then just say "play in all rooms" or "play this in this room". Upto now, my basic plan is: - per-room speakers in the ceiling - run the speaker cable to a central location - in that central location ...

I've got a Withings (Nokia owned nowadays) "Smart" Body Analyzer (http://www.withings.com/ca/en/products/smart-body-analyzer) over here. Data goes per default to the "cloud" which you can then visualize in their website (with export option) or in the Withings App, but with a smal...

I hope they have the resources to improve Homey From the numbers in the kickstarter, they have barely enough resources to make the thing they want to make and then keep their heads above water. I don't see them doing any kind of proper research themselves (large companies already have enough issues...

Hmm, seems people really are not happy with the too prototypy status of Homey:

http://blog.hekkers.net/2016/03/06/ok-h ... ure-fired/

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i don't understand why they need 85.000 to start, the pcb is ready, it just the plastic case (as far as i know) They need to do a run of about 850 units for them to make it their while, thus that is about the 100/unit it costs. Making a mold is expensive, thus you need to get a few runs out of it f...

Both are (voice) remotes. ... for Home Automation: http://www.amazon.com/home-automation-smarthome/b?ie=UTF8&node=6563140011 and this little 100 million Alexa Fund for Voice control: http://phx.corporate-ir.net/phoenix.zhtml?c=176060&p=irol-newsArticle&ID=2062558 see also: http://www.zd...

Two things: http://www.amazon.com/Amazon-SK705DI-Echo/dp/B00X4WHP5E Yep, that does exactly and way more than Homey does, and well, Amazon is a bulti-million company Google is getting in the game: https://on.google.com/hub/ They just forgot the microphone (for the rest it is a device you really do no...

Only 'real' way to see what goes wrong is to check the logs on the server side. Any idea where it could be stored in a linux system)?, maybe i could check NGINX logs... nginx has little/nothing to do with sshd. You would have to check the logs on the server side (thus the smile/stretch) and likely ...

* Password based authentication might be disabled, thus requiring SSH keys * The user you are trying might not be in the AllowUsers * PAM might restrict other things All kind of reasons thus ;) Only 'real' way to see what goes wrong is to check the logs on the server side. You might find some hint i...

With "IEEE address" they likely mean the MAC address (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/MAC_address) and then specifically the EUI-64 variant, thus 64-bits (and indeed that is why IPv6 requires 64 bits per subnet for autoconfiguration ;) The devices _should_ have a MAC address written on them,...

According to: http://lxr.free-electrons.com/source/drivers/usb/serial/cp210x.c?v=3.18 that cp210x driver is already in the kernel tree since 3.3, thus likely you do not need to do this. It is likely a module though, hence you'll need to load it. On my box: root@raspberry:~# find /lib/modules/ -name ...

This weekend i made a setup using CAPsMANv2 on a Mikrotik RB450G using two RB192 clients (which are the wifi endpoints) I can now create rules for a radio interface to deny the client when it signal level is below X and track movement of the client using logging I know this is not a basic home setu...