SGI O2 Overclocking: from R10K to R12K
As a fan of SGI machines, I am lucky enough to own what I consider one of the prettiest Unix workstations ever made, the SGI O2.
Small, not power-hungry, with well-designed hardware and relatively capable for a machine that was Silicon Graphics’ entry-level offering, it sold rather well and is still easy to find today, provided you are willing to pay the price…
Go EyeBO, fetch...
A title that smells a bit (a lot?) of a lack of inspiration (see Aibo, the real one) to announce the launch of a new project, EyeBO.
It is not a question for me of any electronic poodle, but of the development of a driver under GPL license for the LCDproc project.
Hoping that I don’t run out of steam before the end…
For more information, it’s here.
My precious...
In order to escape the nasty rays of the sun that-burns-the-skin-and-explodes-the-eyes on this fine July Sunday (and because at 32°C in the shade, rollerblading turns into a masochism session), I decided to put a bit of free time to good use and make an addition to this little site that is dear to me.
Apache, https and reverse proxy
Being
stingyalways on the lookout for good deals, I take advantage of a free offer to host this site (at 1and1, a company I do not recommend if you have to pay, for many reasons that would be off topic here).In short, free often means a bare minimum service (well, even if in my case that is not quite true).
In fact, what I am really missing is the ability to connect to my site over https.