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Category Archives: Hardware
Today I Learned how to Run SpinRite on a UEIF Motherboard
I have a Synology NAS that has starting acting up. By acting up I mean I can’t connect to it and it requires a unplugged reboot to fix it. Power button no work. After doing some detective work I’m not sure … Continue reading
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Tagged hardware, SpinRite, Synology
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PSA: Arduino H Bridge is Sharp and Pointy
Just a quick public service announcement (PSA) that the Arduino H Bridge is sharp and pointy. Both my daughter and myself hurt our fingers but only I was lucky enough to draw blood when one of the H Bridge pins … Continue reading
Extra Memory for my Virtual Machine
All my development work is done on virtual machines (VM), Virtual Box to be exact. In the past I’ve only needed one VM open at a time and only one version Visual Studio, or other IDE, running in the VM. … Continue reading
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Tagged hardware, virtual machines
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