Ever since the Intel Atom hit the scene and low-watt computing has become common place, I have been interested in getting a Nettop box that runs on a 12v adapter. In my thinking, I could get a 12v battery, a solar panel and charge controller and have “free” energy for my modest computing needs!
1 Year:
– 2″ Lift – Full Length Add-a-leafs
– 1/2″ Lift on front via T-Bar crank (already have cranked them 1″)
– Headache Rack
2 Years:
– Side Exhaust (in front of passenger rear tire)
– Bed Rails
– Beef up skid plate (probably with 1″ square aluminum tubing)
Planz:
– New front and rear bumpers, custom with built in 2″ class III receivers
– Electronic brake controller
– Electronic locker, rear axle
– Onboard air
I admit it – I’m in love with Hot Saws. I want to build one some day, and I plan on doing it with a bike engine. My current idea is to use a Kawasaki Ninja 250 engine. 249cc, liquid cooled 32hp monster. On a bike, maybe not a monster, but as a chainsaw – yeah!
As of October 3rd, my Wife and I have been married for a year. I was going to post sooner, but we designated the weekend as “no technology” and thus I wasn’t permitted access to the internet.
I couldn’t be happier.
I have been using SquirrelMail on my 1and1.com account since the server switchover earlier this month. All was well except I was having issues with sending mail. It took FOREVER! I googled for “squirrelmail slow”, “squirrelmail slow sending” etc and had no luck. Someone mentioned I should try using the php/sendmail function in the config file and now it sends mail lickety split!
Set it up like this in the config file and you should be good to go:
$useSendmail = TRUE;
$sendmail_path = “/usr/sbin/sendmail”;
$sendmail_args = “-i -t”;
