Anyone have anything in there house thats techy/geeky that sets you apart from non IT
Anyone have anything in there house thats techy/geeky that sets you apart from non IT
besides your normal lab setup do you have anything cool that sets you apart?
An example that i mean is this My Home Automation - YouTube
that guy setup his own automation and i thought it was an awesome idea, something that i would want to do in the near future and isn't that expensive
besides your normal lab setup do you have anything cool that sets you apart?
An example that i mean is this My Home Automation - YouTube
that guy setup his own automation and i thought it was an awesome idea, something that i would want to do in the near future and isn't that expensive
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I have been looking at some solutions to control light and heat, and might implement that after I move in December. I definitely like the idea of turning heat or A/C down in my home while gone, but starting to warm/cool it back up/down when I'm on my way back. Even minor savings there will add up to something that pays for itself fairly quickly.
Complete: 55/120 credits SPAN 201, LIT 100, ETHS 200, AP Lang, MATH 120, WRIT 231, ICS 140, MATH 215, ECON 202, ECON 201, ICS 141, MATH 210, LING 111, ICS 240
In progress: CLEP US GOV,
Next up: MATH 211, ECON 352, ICS 340
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Its pretty sweet so far.
WGU Progress: B.S. Network Management & Design <- I quit (got bored)
Complete: 55/120 credits SPAN 201, LIT 100, ETHS 200, AP Lang, MATH 120, WRIT 231, ICS 140, MATH 215, ECON 202, ECON 201, ICS 141, MATH 210, LING 111, ICS 240
In progress: CLEP US GOV,
Next up: MATH 211, ECON 352, ICS 340
If it wasnt the bad labeling from the orinigal ac folks id have been done in 15minutes.
WGU Progress: B.S. Network Management & Design <- I quit (got bored)
That is pretty cool! I want one!
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I have a 119" screen that drops from the ceiling in my living room with a 3D capable projector to watch movies.
My office doubles as a recording studio which allows me to make noise such as this... Pain Gauge - Oppressor (mastered version).
Next up: eventually the RHCE and to start blogging again.
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Same here, although controlling XBMC from the iPad (XBMC Commander) seems to impress friends & family
Yeah, same here. I use Android's app on my touchpad when I have visitors..
Monitors. Lots of monitors.
Binary Clock. BAWLS energy drink bottles. my DIY soldering station. My small Cisco library, two whiteboards of Cisco VOICE stuff?
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The day I pulled it out of a guy's field and brought it home.
The floors were a bit holey.
In progress
Putting the body back on the freshly rebuilt pan
Done and at her first show, where I won the "Diamond in the rough" award.
I have done a few things to the bug since then, but family and financial issues have forced her on the back burner for now. I am hoping to get the paint done in the next year or so. Like I said before, when i finish this project, ALL of the work on it will have been done by my two hands.
Financially restoring cars is a money black hole. I can only glimpse at what you're going through. If I do have a child, they can have the car they restore. Give the child some appreciation for what they're driving and give them a heads up when it comes to taking care of a car themselves. That's my plan, anyways.
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I'm glad they have not tried to bring the chevelle back. I'm currently restoring my 72' chevelle, and I agree 100% it's a black hole money wise. There will always be things you will want to add and change, had the car since high school (street/strip setup) to now trying to convert it to a pro touring build.