The latest chapter in my coffee-table-building saga sent me looking for dowel markers. Apparently, they've nearly all ascended to the metaphysical state of wild geese.
At work I have a 20" LCD which I attach to my laptop, for more screen real-estate. My laptop has an NVidia video chipset, complete with TwinView and dual-head support, but normally I just run the outputs cloned together, and just use the large display when I'm at my desk.
Just wanted to let all my avid readers know that I've got some new nature and animal photos, and posted the results of some RAW photo manipulation in my Experiments album.
I've also updated the RSS feed settings for my Gallery, so that it is a little more useful. Check it out.
...that GNOME plays nice with LUKS-encrypted portable devices? I sure didn't, until this morning.
(Of course, if you already knew this, then I'm probably not going to tell you anything new, so you can safely skip this article. But hey, you never know, so you might want to read on anyway.)
So, I've been playing with VBox on my laptop, and wanting to access files on a connected USB thumbdrive.
But try as I might, I cannot get the virtual machines to see attached USB devices. Turns out, it's due to a problem of permissions in Debian Lenny. Basically, /proc/bus/usb is mounted in such a way that VirtualBox cannot correctly enumerate the devices.
Today a coworker pointed out to me Sun's VirtualBox, which is an Open-source virtualization platform (much like VMWare Workstation.) Thus far, I've only installed it on my laptop and installed Windows XP into a VM, but I like it already.
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