I stayed up way too late tonight playing with stuff. I got WPA2/PSK2 working on my WRT54G running OpenWRT RC2. I have no problem sharing my net connection, but I want to lock it down until I have a better setup to keep people out of my LAN.

I also got mt-daapd running on my Debian box. It’s not an official package yet, work but it’s working quite well. iLeech will fill in the other end of the NAS/Notebook music sharing setup I want to make happen. Incidentally, I was going to see about learning a bit about OS X programming to make an app that did the exact thing iLeech does. I may still take a look at that, since iLeech seems a bit sluggish, being a Java app.

I worked from home today, so I could get the old apartment people sorted out. They were giving me some crap runaround, saying that I’d have to pay for a whole month’s rent (> $1000) even though I get the new apartment on the 4th, and won’t be here past - at the absolute latest - the 8th or 9th. I had to shout, but we reached an acceptable compromise.

Something about the iPod Hi-Fi bugs me. I’d rather see something without an iPod connector, but with AirTunes. AirTunes is very cool, and it would be amazing to see it integrated into stuff other than the AirPort Extreme.

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