Recent content by TXFlatLander

I didn't see a thread for Neurio.  It is similar to Brultech or TED by monitoring your energy usage at the panel but uses algorithms to identify devices.  You can submeter a major load as well (you have to get their solar package to get the extra CT to submeter currently), like an A/C...

I have Magnapull Magnaspot Reference Point Locator I use for reference marking when drilling through headers or plates. They have a four pack marker set too. If you watch techtoolsupply.com, they will run the Magnaspot and Magnapull on special quite a bit. Just subscribe to their specials...

;) ...or in my case, a bedroom wall and a closet before you realized what happened.....oops

It is private key of a public-key encryption. Like I said, those who know what it is will get a laugh that someone used pastebin.com to store/transfer their private key. The public key isn't there, but still shouldn't be done. The result page is known as a google hack. Essentially, you could...

Works for me. It should have went to a Google results page searching site pastebin.com Is that what you are getting?

I just saw this on Hacker News and figured people who know what this is would get a good laugh: Click Here

For curiosity sake, what is the ballpark cost for one of the DTV systems complete for parts, excluding labor? Do you remember how many hours it took to install? Thanks

@Beelzerob I have a Linksys wired print server still in the shrink-wrap that I'll let go to help out another community member if you want to pay for the shipping. I paid nearly $50 for it a few years ago and ended up not needing it. PM me if you are interested.

Where did you order it from if you don't mind me asking?

Thanks for the explanation on what the USB adapter is for.

Beautiful home. Best of luck in your new venture. BTW, thank you for your service to our country.

I am pretty sure they have to provide a CableCard as well, but the USB "adapter" may be their answer to the requirements of the Telecommunications Act of 1996. I am not sure though. I would write Charter via their correspondence address and threaten to file a complaint with the FCC if they...

I'm interested as well

I personally would go with 4 wires each on their own zone so you know exactly where the fire is and can announce it. The System Sensor 4-wire i3 series has a remote tester that you can use (model SENS-RDR) to test each sensor without using a multimeter. Edit: I have model 4WTAB

In short, no. Here goes the usual spiel: NextAlarm has Asterisk PBXs setup on their side with a ContactID module loaded on them that an Asterisk community member wrote so he could monitor his vacation home without paying for monitoring service. NextAlarm takes the Linksys PAP2T, rebrands it...