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No, I haven’t burned my 512 RGB LED coffee table (yet). The assembled coffee table doing it's main job in my living room: being a table 🙂. No, I'm still alive and no, haven't turned my coffee table into a big camp fire (yet) 🙂 I was just busy with renovating my flat and some other projects that I'll show you in some future blog posts as well. Therefore I didn't had too much spare time left that I could invest into my 512 RGB LED coffee table project. There has been some progress…. Eight months. wow!

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Howto setup an encrypted RAID1 array using external USB 3.0 disks « Programmers' Pain

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Howto setup an encrypted RAID1 array using external USB 3.0 disks. RAID1 setup using Linux software raid and LUKS encryption. After one of my last blog posts. Dealt with modifying my two Sharkoon SATA Quickport XT USB3.0 docking stations. I did spend some time figuring out how I can use them to set up multiple RAID1. Volumes that should be encrypted using the LUKS. Rules to identify the disks, mdadm. To map two disks to a single software-RAID1 volume, cryptsetup. 8216;continue reading’. Mount points wher...

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Offtopic #2: Sharkoon SATA QuickPort XT USB3.0 and its on/off switch « Programmers' Pain

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Offtopic #2: Sharkoon SATA QuickPort XT USB3.0 and its on/off switch. Sharkoon SATA Quickport USB3.0 XT before/after moving the on/off switch from the back to the top part of the docking station. While searching for an USB3.0 docking station for 3.5″ SATA hard drives the SATA Quickport XT USB3.0. Internals of the docking station incl. the cable connection of the on/off switch. Etc to cut a hole in the top part of the docking station with the same dimensions as the original hole on the back. CentOS 6: Ins...

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The first test assembly of my 512 RGB LED coffee table. The 512 RGB LED coffee table after its first test assembly. After being busy for almost one year with constructing my RGB LED coffee table. It has finally happened: The almost complete table assembled in its full beauty! Things you shouldn’t do. Lo-Fi Arcade 512 RGB LED coffee table by author of Programmer’s Pain. On The first test assembly of my 512 RGB LED coffee table. A working streaming firmware for my Rainbowduino V3 controllers.

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Finally! A working streaming firmware for my Rainbowduino V3 controllers « Programmers' Pain

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A working streaming firmware for my Rainbowduino V3 controllers. Two Rainbowduino V3 controllers running the ‘rainbowduino-v3-streaming-firmware’. It took a while but I’ve finally managed to get the firmware of my new Rainbowduino V3. Controllers to a state that I can use them as part of my 512 RGB LED coffee table project. The first firmware I’ve tried for my new Rainbowduino V3 controllers was the reference firmware. Offered by the manufacturer ( seeedstudio.com. Firmware for my Rainbowduino V2. Isn&#8...

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Arduino « Programmers' Pain

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No, I haven’t burned my 512 RGB LED coffee table (yet). The assembled coffee table doing it's main job in my living room: being a table :). No, I'm still alive and no, haven't turned my coffee table into a big camp fire (yet) 🙂 I was just busy with renovating my flat and some other projects that I'll show you in some future blog posts as well. Therefore I didn't had too much spare time left that I could invest into my 512 RGB LED coffee table project. Pretty impressive to see everything together working...

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Srasul's snippets of code and thought. Archive for category iptables. Simulating dropped packets (aka crappy internets) with iptables. I am not an. Expert. This tip will work best on your local linux development box where you probably have no iptables rules setup. Do not play around with this shit on production machines, unless you know what you are doing. Speak with your friendly sysadmins before doing this on any machine for which they feel responsible. According to this tip. Tcp sockets to stall.

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Srasul's snippets of code and thought. The FIX Message Viewer is a set of ruby. Scripts that parse FIX (Financial Information eXchange protocol). Messages to display them in a more human-readable format. See the Widipedia entry for FIX. For more information the FIX protocol. The Viewer can only parse FIX messages in a file or from STDIN. It also expects a full FIX message on each line. The FIX messagecan be perpended with a timestamp, but this will be ignored. Download & Install. Next you need to put the.

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Srasul's snippets of code and thought. This user hasn't shared any biographical information. Homepage: http:/ code.nomad-labs.com. The GOD Data Strucutre. Wednesday, April 6th, 2016. Adding to svn:ignore properties. Tuesday, March 29th, 2016. Improv Theater in Frankfurt. Wednesday, June 17th, 2015. Finding the error in your Comparator’s compare method aka “Comparison method violates its general contract! Tuesday, June 2nd, 2015. Thursday, December 20th, 2012. Debugging vs Writing shit.

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Srasul's snippets of code and thought. Archive for category bash. Adding to svn:ignore properties. Are an interesting beast. One common use for them is to ignore files that svn should ignore. For example you may want the ‘target’ directory that maven generates to be ignored by svn. This way svn stat will only show changes in your source code. This post deals with adding. Read the rest of this entry ». Simulating dropped packets (aka crappy internets) with iptables. I am not an. According to this tip.

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Srasul's snippets of code and thought. Archive for category Java. The GOD Data Strucutre. Today I will present to you the pinnacle of software engineering. This is the stuff boys… ehm… peeps. This what we have been looking for these years… a data strucuture. So flexible, so effective… you can put everything in it. I present to you… The GOD Data Structure. Of course, this is a concept, so you can write it any language. Read the rest of this entry ». Read the rest of this entry ». Thats right, the dreaded,.

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Srasul's snippets of code and thought. Laquo; Auto Install the SUN JDK on Linux. An Improved RMI Tutorial with Eclipse. Simulating dropped packets (aka crappy internets) with iptables. I am not an. According to this tip. Do not drop more than 14% of the packets otherwise you will cause all. Tcp sockets to stall. Why would you want to do this? About how packet-loss affects web applications and how to drop packets with a microwave oven. And now finally…. To simulate a dropped packets with. For the incoming...

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Srasul's snippets of code and thought. Archive for category linux. Some tips on java.lang.OutOfMemoryError: unable to create new native thread. Thats right, the dreaded,. Javalang.OutOfMemoryError: unable to create new native thread. Read the rest of this entry ». Simulating dropped packets (aka crappy internets) with iptables. I am not an. According to this tip. Do not drop more than 14% of the packets otherwise you will cause all. Tcp sockets to stall. Why would you want to do this? Sometimes people (a...

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Srasul's snippets of code and thought. Archive for category RMI. An Improved RMI Tutorial with Eclipse. Read the rest of this entry ». You are currently browsing the archives for the RMI category. The GOD Data Strucutre. Adding to svn:ignore properties. Improv Theater in Frankfurt. Finding the error in your Comparator’s compare method aka “Comparison method violates its general contract! Some tips on java.lang.OutOfMemoryError: unable to create new native thread. Arclite theme by digitalnature.

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Srasul's snippets of code and thought. Archive for category Uncategorized. The GOD Data Strucutre. Today I will present to you the pinnacle of software engineering. This is the stuff boys… ehm… peeps. This what we have been looking for these years… a data strucuture. So flexible, so effective… you can put everything in it. I present to you… The GOD Data Structure. Of course, this is a concept, so you can write it any language. Read the rest of this entry ». Improv Theater in Frankfurt. Finding the error ...

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Srasul's snippets of code and thought. Laquo; Identifying which Java Thread is consuming most CPU. Mother F* k the ScheduledExecutorService! JDK Thread Pool Configuration. In any non-trivial application of somewhat significant size you will need Executors to background processing or asynchronous processing, task splitting etc. This is where the JDK executors framework comes in. After recently digging into the JDK Executor. Most people don’t know that a jdk Thread Pool Executor has a queue (GASP! Believe ...

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