nikomo - Slashdot User

Comment Re:Why? (Score 1) 375

by nikomo on Thursday November 11, 2010 @11:32PM (#34204000) Attached to: Can Windows, OS X and Fedora All Work Together?

You obviously haven't tried setting up a mail server. I'd rather get jailed than touch email again. 3 weeks of my life, wasted... I never want to hear sendmail again.

Comment Let's hope these go international (Score 3, Insightful) 160

by nikomo on Wednesday November 10, 2010 @11:46PM (#34193440) Attached to: US Army Develops Tooth Cleaning Gum

As a proud xylitol-chewing Finn, this would really help.

Comment Re:Can I do this with Asterisk? (Score 1) 83

by nikomo on Saturday October 23, 2010 @09:00PM (#34000928) Attached to: Asterisk 1.8 Released With Support For Google Voice

Do you happen to know about Virtuozzo containers? The VPS I rent from Germany runs on OpenVZ.

Comment Re:What can a home user do with askerisk? (Score 1) 83

by nikomo on Saturday October 23, 2010 @06:20PM (#33999948) Attached to: Asterisk 1.8 Released With Support For Google Voice

Free SIP calling between friends? That's basically what my thread was about.

Comment Re:Can I do this with Asterisk? (Score 1) 83

by nikomo on Saturday October 23, 2010 @06:13PM (#33999906) Attached to: Asterisk 1.8 Released With Support For Google Voice

I don't think that'll be a problem, I live in Finland and we actually still have rights here as far as telecommunications goes. Nothing is filtered except for the website blocklist that the police forces ISPs to block childporn on a DNS level. I have yet to see anything get blocked through my 3G, I've downloaded lots of Linux LiveCDs through P2P networks through 3G.

Comment Can I do this with Asterisk? (Score 3, Interesting) 83

by nikomo on Saturday October 23, 2010 @05:16PM (#33999582) Attached to: Asterisk 1.8 Released With Support For Google Voice

This is extremely off-topic, but this is a good place to ask this question. Could I host Asterisk on my VPS and then call other people through Asterisk with my Nokia phone that supports SIP (both through WiFi and 3G/3.5G). Basically, SIP-call to my friend's SIP-supporting phone who's connected to my Asterisk, from my SIP-supporting phone that's connected to the same Asterisk. Figure it would basically be free calling since we all have unlimited 3G plans.

Comment Re:Linux? (Score 1) 124

by nikomo on Saturday October 02, 2010 @09:50AM (#33770092) Attached to: Paleontologists Unearth Giant Fossilized Penguin

I believe he was smoking rotten apples and broken windows.

Comment Re:So the weak point in the system is...... (Score 1) 218

by nikomo on Sunday September 19, 2010 @08:30AM (#33626760) Attached to: Helicopter Crashes While Filming Autonomous Audi

The fuel lines?

Comment I lost count after 15 (Score 1) 480

by nikomo on Sunday September 05, 2010 @05:58PM (#33484184) Attached to: I can see X LEDs as I fall asleep. X = __

I need to remove the LEDs from old computers I'm using as servers.

Comment Re:Personal Minority Report (Score 2) 139

by nikomo on Saturday August 21, 2010 @07:49PM (#33328750) Attached to: Real-Time, Detailed Face Tracking On a Nokia N900

Yes please.

Comment People more likely to freeze during winter (Score 1) 61

by nikomo on Wednesday August 11, 2010 @12:38PM (#33217822) Attached to: Data Disasters More Likely To Strike In Summer

News news, electronics don't like heat, news at eleven. Just another slashvertisement.

Comment So, what happens if you remove the package? (Score 1) 548

by nikomo on Tuesday August 10, 2010 @06:39AM (#33202374) Attached to: Canonical Begins Tracking Ubuntu Installations

Nothing, I would assume. So if you don't want to be "tracked", just remove it.

Comment Lame, I'm already on version 6 (Score 1) 347

by nikomo on Tuesday May 25, 2010 @03:32PM (#32340956) Attached to: Google Releases Chrome 5.0 For Win/Mac/Linux

6.0.408.1 dev is for real men.

Comment Re:f.lux (Score 1) 351

by nikomo on Sunday May 16, 2010 @04:20PM (#32230134) Attached to: Your Computer Or iPad Could Be Disrupting Sleep

It just makes my screens shit brown no matter what time of the day it is.

Geostationary GPS Satellite Galaxy 15 Out of Control 379

Posted by timothy on Sunday May 09, 2010 @06:45PM from the geo-wobby dept.

Bruce Perens writes "The Galaxy 15 commercial satellite has not responded to commands since solar flares fried its CPU in April, and it won't turn off. Intelsat controllers moved all commercial payloads to other birds except for WAAS, a system that adds accuracy to GPS for landing aircraft and finding wayward geocaches. Since the satellite runs in 'bent pipe' mode, amplifying wide bands of RF that are beamed up to it, it is likely to interfere with other satellites as it crosses their orbital slots on its way to an earth-sun Lagrange point, the natural final destination of a geostationary satellite without maneuvering power." (More below.)

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