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Re: COBOL, Fortran, Basic and machine code studs
« Reply #25 on: November 04, 2013, 08:14:01 PM »
with plex i wouldn't be using my nas so i'd essentially have to keep my computer on all the time right?  would it still work when my imac is sleeping?


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Re: COBOL, Fortran, Basic and machine code studs
« Reply #26 on: November 04, 2013, 08:32:26 PM »
this plex thing isn't the answer

i think i might be mumped without a true COBOL warrior weighing in

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Re: COBOL, Fortran, Basic and machine code studs
« Reply #27 on: November 04, 2013, 08:45:18 PM »
Also for the coding studs, if I can do basic C++ can I do Arduino stuff?

Have you seen the Blueduino thing coming out this winter?  I donated for it on Kickstarter and am getting a few for it.
  Tell me more.  Didn't figure you for a programmer type.

Oh I am not.  It is supposed to come with a lot to get you started.  It basically incorporates next gen bluetooth(really long range) and seamlessly tied into audrino stuff. 

I would love to learn a bunch about this type of stuff if I could find time.  Google it and you could probably get a better description.  I figure that if I can't get into it, I would give it to my bro for his bday.  He is super into this stuff.

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Re: COBOL, Fortran, Basic and machine code studs
« Reply #28 on: November 04, 2013, 08:51:14 PM »
with plex i wouldn't be using my nas so i'd essentially have to keep my computer on all the time right?  would it still work when my imac is sleeping?

yeah, plex isn't supported to run directly on that nas and i dunno if anything would be that does what you want (not really familiar with it).  looks like what's supported to run directly on that nas will only really work within your home network, unless you want to deal with the hassle of setting up & always having to connect to a VPN just to play music (you don't)

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Re: COBOL, Fortran, Basic and machine code studs
« Reply #29 on: November 04, 2013, 09:11:09 PM »
with plex i wouldn't be using my nas so i'd essentially have to keep my computer on all the time right?  would it still work when my imac is sleeping?

yeah, plex isn't supported to run directly on that nas and i dunno if anything would be that does what you want (not really familiar with it).  looks like what's supported to run directly on that nas will only really work within your home network, unless you want to deal with the hassle of setting up & always having to connect to a VPN just to play music (you don't)


but i can connect to that nas through the internet and see my pics on it.  that's why i am thinking i need to figure out a system of data (1's and 0's) that allows me to move my music to my nas and then access it through my system also.  #data_smarts #dos #mylife #VPN #tweetdeck #sansabelt



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Re: COBOL, Fortran, Basic and machine code studs
« Reply #30 on: November 04, 2013, 09:27:41 PM »
what kind of music are we talking about here clams?  might be important to the dataheads around here in personalizing your own personal 1's and 0's thing.

just like 10 bands/groups/acts will probably get those proggies started.
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Re: COBOL, Fortran, Basic and machine code studs
« Reply #31 on: November 05, 2013, 08:24:26 AM »
Also for the coding studs, if I can do basic C++ can I do Arduino stuff?

Have you seen the Blueduino thing coming out this winter?  I donated for it on Kickstarter and am getting a few for it.
  Tell me more.  Didn't figure you for a programmer type.

Oh I am not.  It is supposed to come with a lot to get you started.  It basically incorporates next gen bluetooth(really long range) and seamlessly tied into audrino stuff. 

I would love to learn a bunch about this type of stuff if I could find time.  Google it and you could probably get a better description.  I figure that if I can't get into it, I would give it to my bro for his bday.  He is super into this stuff.

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That sounds interesting and sort of what I was wanting to get into (if I have the time, too).  Although I'm not sure I'm capable. 

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Re: COBOL, Fortran, Basic and machine code studs
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Re: COBOL, Fortran, Basic and machine code studs
« Reply #33 on: November 05, 2013, 09:28:48 AM »
clams, I have this. it does that stuff:

http://www.seagate.com/external-hard-drives/network-storage/home/seagate-central/

thanks.  i think my thing already does this, it's just  a matter of setting it up right.  dunno.  might hire geek squad to come out, expensive but if they can get it working it will be good.


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Re: COBOL, Fortran, Basic and machine code studs
« Reply #34 on: November 06, 2013, 04:12:55 PM »
Subsonic (http://www.subsonic.org/pages/index.jsp)  is another alternative media streamer, that only does music, that I use.   Its a little less user friendly than Plex (which I also use) but I feel like its more reliable (Plex can be a little buggy)

PC, unfortunately when you buy (rather than build) a NAS, you'd running on a smaller more proprietary operating system than if you had network storage on a regular computer, on your network.  So that limits what your going to be able to do with it.  My setup, for example, is just a spare computer with a RAID array connected, that also serves as my HTPC.  If you want to link the product that is running your NAS, I could probably come up with a snarky LMGTFU link that would get you pointed in the right direction.