Lyrebird Copying Sounds – Crazy !
This is insane ! Watch it all …
Miniatur Wunderland Hamburg – The Largest Model Train set in the WORLD !
I like to control room! ANSTO Main reactor control eat your heart out !
For more info visit:
Miniatur Wunderland Hamburg
Apple Mac OS X Time Machine over NFS (10.5 or greater)
- Create a Sparebundle to copy to your NFS/SMB/AFP volume
hdiutil create -size $SIZEg -fs HFS+J -type SPARSEBUNDLE -volname “Backup of $MACHINENAME” $MACHINENAME_$MACADDRESS.sparsebundle - Use ifconfig and sub in your $MACHINENAME_$MAC_ADRESS into the sparsebundle filename – Remove the ‘:’ chars
e.g. 0018b31184dd
Use hostname to get your machines hostname – Don’t use fqdn
Size can be adjusted at a later date if required – g = gigabytes - Copy the budle to the nfs volume
cp -rp $MACHINENAME_$MACADDRESS.sparsebundle /Path/to/nfs - Run the defaults command to turn on timemachine for unsupported volumes support (As normal user – don’t sudo)
defaults write com.apple.systempreferences TMShowUnsupportedNetworkVolumes 1 - Now go to your System Prefrences and choose time machine
Choose your NFS/SMB/AFP volume as the timemachine disc
Toby Dodhy Doggy Style !
Hope his old man goes better …
Slashdot for iPhone hosted @ cooperlees.com …
Just thought I would let people know that I have borrowed the source from http://pixelcity.com/s/ (as it was broke 20090818) so that I can continue to look at a fast loading Slashdot for my iPhone. For more information visit http://www.pixelcity.com/slashdot/ – Thanks for the sweet (but very hacky) code
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The URL:
I made a couple of very small changes:
- Put cooperlees.com in the title.
- Changed the useragent sent via curl to be the Safari useragent string (so it gets the Slashdot returned that a normal Safari browser would get).
- Also wgetting all the images – They are copyright to their original creator.
Get source here.
APNIC NRO NC Electon – Vote for ME !
APNIC (apnic.net) – The Asia Pacific Network Information Centre is holding APNIC 28 in Beijing this month. Along with this the NRO NC (Number Resource Organization Number Council) elections are being held this month. I have nominated myself as I would love to represent the APNIC region and assist the Internet through these tough tme (IPv4 sortage etc.).
If your organisation is a APNIC member please vote for me. Please also feel free to email me any view or points you would like me to make or address to the council.
Voting instructions are as follows:
Online voting for the Number Resource Organization (NRO) Number
Council (NC) election opens 12 August 2009. Voting is only open
to Members of APNIC until 9:00 UTC+8 (Beijing time), 26 August 2009.
APNIC Member organizations can cast one vote each using MyAPNIC.
Online voting is available to APNIC Member Corporate Contacts
and Member Contacts with voting rights. By default, all
Corporate Contacts have voting rights, and can assign voting
rights to other contacts. Proxy votes, however, are not permitted
for the NC election.
MyAPNIC (https://myapnic.net/)
Full details of the election, including profiles of the candidates
and alternative voting methods are available at:
How do I vote (http://meetings.apnic.net/28/elections)
If you have any questions or need further assistance, contact:
helpdesk@apnic.net
uit.sh Hits over 1000 Downloads !
Just thought I would pass on that my Ubuntu Iphone teathersing Shell Script has passed 1000 downloads.
Feels good to have people all over the world use your script
Hope everyone that has downloaded it has enjoyed it as much as I have in the car on the way to work.
To see my super high tech counter visit:
http://us.cooperlees.com/ to see the current count
Ubuntu iPhone 3.0 Bluetooth Tethering with uit.sh
If you would like to use your iPhone 3.0 with your bluetooth capable Ubuntu 9.04 PC then uit.sh (Ubuntu Iphone Thethering) is for you. This script installs all required conf, allows you to enable and disable your iphone tethering and even uninstall the conf if you no longer need it. I do expect NetworkManager to eventually support this out of the box.
Thanks to http://xn--9bi.net/2009/06/17/tether…o-ubuntu-9-04/ blog post which assisted me in knowning what configuration was needed.
Usage:
– Ubuntu iPhone Tethering (uit) Version 0.1 – Cooper Lees <me@cooperlees.com> –
Usage: ./uit.sh options
- This script will install, uninstall, enable and disable iPhone tethering with iPhone 3.0 Software.
- It has been tested on a upto date (patched) box as of 20090623.
- !! Be careful, this script will ask for your password to get root privledges to your system!
OPTIONS:
-h Show this message
-i Install required configuration
-u Uninstall required configuration
-c Connect Tethering
-d Disconnect Tethering
-m [] Set iPhone’s MAC Address (to /home/USERNAME/.uitrc)
-v Verbose
Install Guide:
Avaliable from: http://us.cooperlees.com/download.php?F=uit.sh.gz
- Inital installation requires an active Internet Connection to get required dependancies through apt-get. Current dependancies = ‘bluez-compat’
- Only the install requires you to sudo the script, other areas apropriately sudo where required.
Install Process:
- Open terminal
- wget http://us.cooperlees.com/download.php?F=uit.sh.gz
- gunzip uit.sh.gz
- chmod 755 uit.sh
- [OPTIONAL] Move the script into your sbin – ’sudo mv uit.sh /usr/sbin’ (This will allow it to be in your PATH)
- Run ’sudo uit.sh -i’ (You will need to have your iphone in discoverable mode with Bluetooth on)
- You will be notified if it all sucessfully installs.
Connect Process:
- Ensure Bluetooth is on and paired with your system (use the GNOME Bluetooth tool to pair). Also make sure Internet Tethering is on.
- uit.sh -c
- Once connected you will see the iPhone come up with a blue bar stating ‘Internet Tethering’ is activated.
Disconnect Process:
One command will disconnect from the iphone tethering – You should see the blue notification text dissapear.
- uit.sh -d
Uninstall Process:
- uit.sh -u
- This will remove conf from files and also make backup of files modified.
Hope you enjoy it as much as I am. Finding the bluetooth a little slow. But still very handy and good. Thanks Apple.

