Here is the command-line syntax to create (“burn”) an ISO file onto CD on Linux: cdrecord -v dev=’ATAPI:1,1,0′ driveropts=burnfree -sao -eject “filename.iso”
Jim Julian
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Here’s me working in the kitchen on Father’s Day. I just wanted to make pancakes. I measured exactly and used the wire whisk on my KitchenAid mixer – minded the classic advice on the package: […]
This chicken meal can be made in one sauté pan. My goal here is a good basic meal and efficient cleanup. I said “efficient” not “easy”, although it’s easy in the end. The trick is […]
You can’t have enough technology in your life, so I though I’d pick up a new notebook – wireless of course! It looks great with my Apple mouse on it, don’t you think? UPC number […]
Design of a bracket system to attach an E-ZPass to a motorcycle. Created in Alibre Design.
I carry this every single day, everywhere I go, the Zebra F-301 Compact Ballpoint Pen. The Zebra F-301 Compact Pen has the following great features: Collapses to half the size of a regular pen Small […]
Here is a great-tasting and healthy chicken and vegetables meal, cooked and served in one dish. We had this tonight. Like a lot of GREAT recipes, I made it up as I went along. It […]
The –delete flag in rsync will deactivate if something goes wrong during the sync, such as invalid files. I’ve just seen this happen.
Last week, I took a motorcycle trip with a friend in the New Jersey and Connecticut areas. It was not just a fun adventure, but significant for me in that “touring” (luggage, overnights, etc.) is […]
The DSNS network scanner is worth looking into. It is an advanced network scanner for Windows 2000/XP. Very handy to identify network devices, and to discover what services they provide (such as HTTP). DSNS Network […]