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Category Archives: Technology
Graph Visualisation with Neo4J and Alchemy
I have been using the Alchemy.js library to do some graph visualisation for netorks. Its pretty good, my default template is below as I had some trouble with those I found on around the internet. It makes a simple graph … Continue reading
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ZCash Mining With Nvidia Telsa
I have two Nvidia Telsa cards that I use for work, they are good for certain tasks around data mining and machine learning, and I have been interested in trying to use them for Zcash mining. I have a Antminer … Continue reading
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Kubuntu 16.04 LTS
One of my Opensuse workstations fell over. Weird problem with the login, the sddm-greeter was crashing on start. I reinstalled a bunch of things but it would not come back to life. I decided that the system could do with … Continue reading
Posted in Linux Tips, Technology
Tagged crash, KDE, kubuntu, linux, setup, system install, ubunutu
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Syncthing
I seem to be constantly trying out different ways of syncing data. I have had no end of problems with unison. Apart from being slow getting build versions to match is a constant source of frustration. However, I have found … Continue reading
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OwnCloud – its awesome!
I gave up on SpiderOak in the end, it was too resource heavy for my laptops, their batteries were really struggling. The constant encrypting and decrypting was too much. Its a shame because as a backup system for large amounts … Continue reading
Posted in Linux Tips, Technology
Tagged cloud, linux, owncloud, security, storage
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Let’s Encrypt!
I had to do it eventually. My security expert credentials (such as they are) were coming under question from my lack of https on my web server. This was partly due to that until recently it would have required additional expense, … Continue reading
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Tagged encryption, hosting, letsencrypt, security, ssl, website
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A Beast
I have been cleaning up and resurrecting a beast of a computer. Its a dual Xeon 3.16GHz, with 8GB of RAM. Its not that high spec compared with today’s hardware. Has a fairly average GPU and a RAID card with … Continue reading
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Got Me a Server Rack
I have been going through a process of tidying up! So I have got a server rack and put a load (3) of my computers in it. I got it free, thanks York University, and all it needed was a new … Continue reading
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SpiderOak and the Tail of the Dead Battery
I switched from Dropbox to SpiderOak a while ago. For a couple of reasons. One, I wanted to upload more things to the cloud for backup, video projects etc, and SpiderOak have a personal 5TB plan. I was also starting … Continue reading
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Tagged battery, cloud, data, Dropbox, encryption, laptop, SpiderOak
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