OMG! This is the cheapest ac router in the world. Naturally, I didn't want to use it as a router, but just an access point. The firmware it comes with is in all Chinese, and I wanted to put in openwrt. This is not a project for you! It was not a project for me!
In the end I got it working with the latest openwrt image. It has a lot of power and full ac. But I don't how I got it
//Krustenstein.de -- Infos zu Krustensteinen, Furchensteinen, Hirnsteinen und Onkoiden am Chiemsee [19:31:20]
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Uuuups… Was soll das jetzt werden, woher kommt diese Zahl? Etwas präziser… Die Einschränkung, daß sich die Aktivität der beteiligten Algen nur auf einen schmalen Bereich des Eulitoral [...]
On every continent and ocean, Earth Institute field researchers are studying the dynamics of climate, geology, natural hazards and ecology, and their practical applications to modern problems. [...]
How many feathers does a penguin have? It seems like a straightforward thing to address, but it is also exactly the type of basic natural history question that often gets overlooked. It appears that no one had [...]
Evelien Boes, Kruawun Jankaew and I are currently in Thailand looking for sedimentary evidence of the 2004 Indian Ocean tsunami. Our main focus is on coastal lakes and we've spent the last two days [...]
In the Company of Plants and Rocks [16:21:00]
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Cameras have been around for so long—almost two centuries—and have become so common that we take them for granted. But how remarkable to capture light and create an image with it! We can preserve a [...]
polar soils blog [15:26:00]
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It’s almost time to start our next field season! Our field season begins when we fly south on February 18. That’s just a couple of weeks away!This year, we will complete our “latitudinal gradient” [...]
Der englischsprachige und forschungsorientierte Masterstudiengang „Physical Geography: Environmental History” am Institut für Geographie der Universität Bremen vermittelt [...]
The Way of the Geophysicist [13:41:46]
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Horacio Llorens and Red Bull take us on a breathtaking journey. Flying here is different. It’s dark, It’s cold, And the sky is on fire. Watch it yourself:
The post Flying through the Aurora [...]
Die Anmeldung zur DEUQUA Tagung 2016 in Dresden ist nun möglich. Entsprechende Informationen und die Möglichkeit der Online-Anmeldung finden Sie auf den Tagungs-Homepage.
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Koprolitos [09:57:00]
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Los lectores más asiduos del blog ya conocen la curiosidad que despierta en Koprolitos el extraño fenómeno literario de la novela dinoerótica. Por aquí hemos comentado las historias paleozoofílicas de [...]
Today's science presentations by the EXP 361 scientists were a testament to the collaborative philosophy behind IODP (International Ocean Discovery [...]
I have already written tutorial on how to add X and Y coordinates in QGIS and ArcGIS but not in SAGA GIS. So today I thought I should, for this I am taking few coordinates of world cities. These coordinates [...]
On January 29, 2016, the U.S. Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit ordered the Environmental Protection Agency (“EPA”) to finalize the long-awaited “financial assurance” regulations [...]
I told a group of students a while ago that we had red pandas in North America until “relatively recently.” Big mistake. “Wait,” one stopped me. “What do you mean by [...]
Heading north out of Silver Peak, with The Crater in view.
After checking out the southern route to Mineral Ridge while on my 1976 thesis quest, I headed north out of Silver Peak on then Highway 47 (now [...]
The combination of erosion and melting ice caps led to a massive increase in volcanic activity at the end of the last ice age, according to new research. As the climate warmed, the ice caps melted, decreasing [...]
Today begins a 17-month-long commemoration of one of the great events in Seattle history. On July 4, 1917, the Lake Washington Ship Canal and Locks officially opened. It was the culmination of a multi-year [...]
Mi metto un po' avanti, nel caso qualcuno sia interessato e voglia organizzarsi.
Sabato 7 Maggio, alle ore 16.30, nell'ambito dei "Sabati del Capellini", presso il Museo Geologico e Paleontologico "Capellini" [...]
Horacio Llorens and Red Bull take us on a breathtaking journey. Flying here is different. It’s dark, It’s cold, And the sky is on fire. Watch it yourself:
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So, my apologies for the delay between my last post and this one. Between traveling from the west coast, the blizzard and my laptop experiencing..."difficulty" I've missed [...]
Der englischsprachige und forschungsorientierte Masterstudiengang „Physical Geography: Environmental History” am Institut für Geographie der Universität Bremen vermittelt [...]
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Dinosaurios (el cuaderno de Godzillín) [13:05:00]
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The Mentirosa Island landslide complex comprises four tsunamigenic soil-rock slides in Patagonia, Chile, with a combined volume of 8 million cubic
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It took twelve years, but the Opportunity Rover has climbed up the edge of Knudsen Ridge on Mars. The view is great — steep ridges, a dramatic slope, and the far lip of Endeavour Crater shaping the [...]
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I told a group of students a while ago that we had red pandas in North America until “relatively recently.” Big mistake. “Wait,” one stopped me. “What do you mean by [...]