With the Foscam Surveillance app you can remotely view and control your Foscam IP network camera from your iPhone or iPod Touch. From wherever you are!

Wanneer je iPhone iOS versie 4 installeert is het mogelijk dat je je netwerk instellingen kwijt raakt. Een IPCC-file van een eerdere firmware lijkt niet meer te werken. Zelf een ipcc file bakken voor iOS 4 is me nog niet gelukt (ik kreeg fouten bij het installeren). Echter, in tegenstelling tot eerdere iPhone OS versies heb je eigenlijk geen IPCC file nodig. Tenminste, als je geen prijs stelt op een mooi telecom provider logo en tethering.

Personally I don't like the homescreen and lockscreen backgrounds supplied with iOS 4. Here are is an alternative.

Since Oracle acquired Sun, people and blogs are asking what will happen to the OpenSolaris operating system. Oracle is a Linux company and supporting OpenSolaris too only costs extra money. I don't know. I don't care. But I care what happens with Sun's ZFS filesystem.

A new firmware for Foscam cameras has been released. For the FI8908W the new device firmware version is 11.14.217 and the Web GUI firmware version is 2.4.8.14.

It took me a while to get it running: my Linux server as an Apple TimeMachine server for my MacBook running Snow Leopard (OSX 10.6). I couldn't get it to work, until I found the last piece of the puzzle: copy the correct Hardware UUID of my MacBook into a .plist file.

The appearance of the Ruwebit site has been changed drastically. I tried to give it a more simplistic look, lower entry, but still keeping it professional and technical.

I recently bought two original Foscam's controllable IP cameras. A black and white one. The white one seems to be produced later than the black one and is easier to distinguish from 'fake' ones.

Eerder schreef ik op Ruwebit al over hoe je je iPhone kunt instellen voor andere providers dan T-Mobile, inclusief tethering. Echter, met firmware 3.1.3 heb je andere ipcc-files nodig. Ruwebit bezoeker Gerardz heeft de oplossing. Een ingezonden artikel.

k10ctl is a tool to configure your Phenom II (K10) processor from a Linux commandline. You can use it to change the frequency and voltage of the CPU and NorthBridge for each 'powerstate'. It's a very powerful tool. However it's also a little hard, thus error prone, to use.