I share the recommendation for Zoneminder. It's open source and absolutely free. You can get download a Fedora version for a Raspberry Pi 3. It supports a list of ONVIF cameras as long as your arm. Local storage is supported, and it supports viewing the images on your phone.
For five weeks after placing my $1,000 deposit for a Solar Shingle roof, all I got from Tesla was an e-mail receipt. I did not get the promised phone call from an installation representative. So I called a supervisor in Las Vegas who, when I could get him to stop hyping the product, told me one of the eight locations was Morristown PA. Why there? Because Tesla has a warehouse there. That's the only criteria. He also told me they could not start installations in any community without established system interconnect agreements with the local power company. When I asked if they had approached Ameren Illinois, he said "No" and that he had no idea when those negotiations might begin. When I asked for detailed technical and engineering information to support a construction loan, he could not or would not provide it. By the end of that phone call I was convinced that Solar Shingles is a ponzi scheme waiting for an indictment. After hanging up I went back on-line and cancelled my deposit, which was returned the next day.
Judging from the auto-reply I received,
Suggest you contact EFF for expert guidance.
I was thinking the same thing. Of course that *was* more than 40 years ago...
What does that order actually say? I suspect it's like tax legislation -- full of loopholes and special favors.
(the person who wrote this script works for Red Hat...)
... this approach doesn't work at all with RHEL5.5 Server. Even the root user is not allowed to mkdir in
[root@lion]
# mkdir cgroup
mkdir: cannot create directory `cgroup': Operation not permitted
Frankly I was a bit surprised by this response. Perhaps it's an old kernel thing. After all, RHEL5 is just Fedora 6 dressed in a tuxedo.
Does that much paper pulp exist in Australia?
Wouldn't that be like racing whales?
A year ago there were no IT jobs anywhere but the Washington DC metro. Yesterday a recruiter in Boston told me both coasts have recovered, but they're having real trouble finding qualified secure system engineers to fill jobs in the midwest.
"Robot Controlled By A Rat Brain"
Glenn Beck
Rush Limbaugh
Dubbyah
Katie Couric
Steve Balmer
RIAA
The Italian-language web site listed in the original source seems to have no free content. Click on either of the two paintings on that page and you'll be hit up for an 89 Euro subscription (?) fee.
If Blago didn't bribe a juror, then someone else did. Not the first time that's happened in Chicago, and it won't be the last. A lot of politicians from Chicago seem to think the only thing that can hurt them is Kryptonite.
I am not a lawyer, but I'd sure like to read what Lawrence Lessig and EFF might have to say about this.
As an American I don't pretend to understand the fine points of the Australian political system. From my viewpoint many time zones away, however, those politicians do seem hell-bent on returning Australian citizens to their historic status as Crown convicts banished to Botany Bay on trumped up charges in a guilty-until-proven-innocent legal system. I'm damned glad I'm not living there.
Machines have less problems. I'd like to be a machine. -- Andy Warhol
