Revision as of 20:22, 30 December 2016

This page is a work in progress. I will likely be migrating my existing DocBook documents over to Wiki Format. As they show up you'll see links here, until then please enjoy:

https://www.ebower.com/docs/

Why not DocBook?

DocBook works great as a structured document framework. It's excellent for publishing books and it lets you do fantastic things in a format-free environment. But my documents are much more fluid and not really designed to be published. With a Wiki edits are trivial and reformatting is just changing the CSS. With DocBook it's changing the XSD (easy) and then recompiling all of the documents and republishing them (tedious - especially if I have unmerged changes pending for some documents). I love DocBook for what it does well, but when everyone is reading the web content a Wiki is just easier.

Ubuntu, Linux in General, and More

• Some notes on Vim
• Installing KVM
• Using LVM to merge physical drives into a single partition
• Using Samba on Ubuntu
• Using MakeMKV on Ubuntu
• Detecting SNI with Apache
• Client IP Visibility when the source IP isn't the client IP
• Some simple Whatismy Websites using Apache virtual hosts to answer simple questions
• My experiences with the OnePlusOne
• Building a Raspberry Pi Chromecast Remote
• WEMO light switch controls using ouimeaux
• INSTEON and how to control it
• Why would I have a page on Windows8?
• Raspberry Pi Initial Setup
• Project Fi
• CLI Hangouts messaging using Hangups

Photography

• The Nikon Df camera.
• Post Processing options.
• The Nikon WU-1a WiFi adapter.
• The Lytro camera.

Cooking

• The Stoker Power Draft Controller

Games and Entertainment

• Google Glass
• Chromecast
• TDK Cast Speakers
• Android TV
• Using a Google Voice Primary Number
• Connecting a Nest to an IslandAire PTAC
• Plex