I got a new headset today that features two 3.5mm audio jacks: one for the headphones, the other for included boom microphone. However, when plugging in said device and using it with the headphones on, I find it rather difficult to use VoIP applications (like Teamspeak) when I can’t hear my own voice. What’s needed is a microphone loopback, so I can hear myself through the headphones while I’m talking. Here’s how.
Simple Spring MVC Part 1
Posted by Robert Hollencamp on 04/05/2012
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Covers creating a new Spring MVC web application without Spring XML configuration files or a web.xml file. A good introduction to the Spring Web MVC framework for web applications.
Adventures in Administration: USB Extension Cables over Cat5e Ethernet
Posted by AdamD. on 01/26/2012
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While working as an admin you come across some unusual requests. We have a conference room at work where we’ve been requested to have a fixed-position USB webcam, but they want to locate the usb cable approx 25+ feet away. They’ve also requested not to have a lot of running cables in the room, so this means also hiding the cables away in the wall. This would also mean some kind of adapter/extension cable. Looking around online, you can buy USB extension cables (some powered), that run 50-ish feet, but they’re usually in the $40+ range. I’m cheap, so I wanted a viable alternative.
Stop Online Censorship Before It Begins.
Posted by AdamD. on 12/14/2011
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Via FightForTheFuture.org: Want a window into the minds of our opponents? Former Senator Chris Dodd — head of the Motion Picture Association of America — says that China censors its Internet, so we can too: “When the Chinese told Google …
Gnome Shell 3.2 and Multiple Monitors
Posted by Robert Hollencamp on 11/11/2011
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Gnome Shell has great support for multiple monitors; here are some of the configurable tweaks you can make to multiple monitor setups
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