iceflatline Now Available to Mobile Users
I’ve finally got around to implementing a mobile version of this site. Those of you that navigate here using your mobile device (Android, iPhone, etc.), will automatically be detected and served up the mobile version of the content, hopefully to find it a better experience. No worries though, there is a link to get back […] Read More →
Fixing Ethernet Connection Problems on the Lenovo ThinkPad T410
Earlier this year I purchased a Lenovo ThinkPad T410 laptop. Nice box. But shortly after purchasing it I began to notice that its ethernet adaptor would lose connection on a regular-yet-random basis regardless of the network I happened to be on. I dual-boot with this machine and I did not seem to be experiencing the […] Read More →
Installing SliTaz Linux on a Hard Drive
I had the pleasure of trying SliTaz Linux recently, a small, lightweight distro available as a LiveCD/DVD or startup image. Given its minimal size, SliTaz is ideally designed to boot from a LiveCD/DVD or USB drive and then reside in system memory, allowing you to remove the boot media if desired. While extremely useful this […] Read More →
A Quick Review of Dragon Age: Origins for PC
I bought a boxed copy of Dragon Age: Origins and played as a female Dwarf Noble warrior named Theona (because my son thought she looked like the character from the movie Shrek). I spent over 105 hours in Ferelden exploring over 90% of it and finished at level 22. I used the longsword Topsiders Honor […] Read More →
How to Install and Configure dnsmasq
This post will describe how to install and configure dnsmasq on a Linux- or Unix-based host. Once configured, you’ll be able to use dnsmasq to provide DNS and DHCP services in your home network. So, why do you even need dnsmasq? Afterall, your ISP provides DNS and your home network gateway/router likely provides DHCP service […] Read More →