The headset that comes the with Xbox One is a solid ‘OK’ on the headset-scale of terrible to excellent. That said, the adapter that actually attaches the headset to the controller is pretty fantastic; it has mute (with an indicator led), volume up and down – what else could you ask for?
This post will detail the steps I took to remove the stock speaker/microphone and add two 3.5mm sockets so that any headphone/microphone can be used instead.
Today, Grand Theft Auto V drops. The world stops. If you were too busy to notice, Rockstar Games, along side the release of the game have also released a number of companion apps:
The manual has a fantastic map viewer. After digging through the source assets of the manual app, I quickly found the map images. From what I can see, there are three different maps.
Using the magic of php and a generous 20 lines of code later, I’ve stitched together the 1024 images that make up each of the base maps into single (huge) image. WARNING: Some of the images are quite large, weighing in at a resolution of 8192×8192 (67,108,864 pixels) and nearly 70MB.
This is just a quick post to show the process I took to replace a degraded drive from my pool.
This guide will cover how to setup a basic VNC connection to a Solaris 11 machine. There is also an optional step to allow for persistent VNC connections.
Following up on the basic install of Sickbeard and SABnzbd this guide will cover how to install SickBeard and SABnzbd as services so that they start automatically at Solaris start-up.
This guide was done on a fresh install of Oracle Solaris 11 (11/11) – (get it here) – with a basic install performed according to this.
This guide will cover how to install SickBeard and SABnzbd including any dependencies you need to get up and running.
This guide was done on a fresh install of Oracle Solaris 11 (11/11) – Get it here.