I have been asked by a few different people I work with how to access our Subversion repository through a firewall, so I thought I'd record my solution here in case I'm ever asked again.

I've been enjoying watching videos on my Raspberry Pi since I bought it last October, but it sometimes struggles a little bit with HD video, which is really annoying when it's in the middle of an important scene and the audio skips just enough to make me miss something. I decided I'd try overclocking the thing and see how much more performance I could get out of it.

I got bored this evening so I thought I'd try to figure out how to get text-to-speech working on my Raspberry Pi. I have my Pi running Raspbmc and it's pretty great, but I'm always looking for little things to add to it, so I decided to install eSpeak so I could make my TV talk to me.

This is the third installment in a series of posts about setting up Red5 to record audio streams from an HTML page.

After finally getting Red5 set up on my Ubuntu box, I discovered that it's completely useless to me.