Daniel K

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	seen	Apr 10 at 18:10
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My passions are software, mechanical, and electrical engineering.

	62 reputation	bio	website	None	visits	member for	1 year, 2 months
9 badges		location	Montreal, QC		seen	Apr 10 at 18:10

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Apr 12	awarded	Popular Question
Jan 21	revised	How to get keyboard input PS/2 scan codes or USB usage codes in a Qt application? added 113 characters in body
Jan 21	revised	How to get keyboard input PS/2 scan codes or USB usage codes in a Qt application? added 111 characters in body
Jan 21	revised	How to get keyboard input PS/2 scan codes or USB usage codes in a Qt application? added 55 characters in body; edited title
Jan 21	asked	How to get keyboard input PS/2 scan codes or USB usage codes in a Qt application?
Nov 1	comment	Sublime Text 2 not detecting python library if installed in /opt Thanks, you were right. I was not properly copying the files. Rechecking my process and making sure all the files were intact fixed my problem.
Nov 1	accepted	Sublime Text 2 not detecting python library if installed in /opt
Nov 1	asked	Sublime Text 2 not detecting python library if installed in /opt
Aug 7	accepted	Losing wifi connection to access point after a few minutes (hostapd, dnsmasq, iptables)
Aug 2	accepted	Fedora 15: em1 recently dissapeared and hostapd no longer serves internet to wirelessly connected devices
Aug 1	awarded	Teacher
Aug 1	answered	Fedora 15: em1 recently dissapeared and hostapd no longer serves internet to wirelessly connected devices
Aug 1	answered	Losing wifi connection to access point after a few minutes (hostapd, dnsmasq, iptables)
Aug 1	accepted	Terminal commands equivalent to NetworkManager's “Use as Hotspot” option
Jul 31	asked	Losing wifi connection to access point after a few minutes (hostapd, dnsmasq, iptables)
Jul 31	answered	Terminal commands equivalent to NetworkManager's “Use as Hotspot” option
Jul 6	comment	Terminal commands equivalent to NetworkManager's “Use as Hotspot” option @Gilles I tried wicd but it appears to have even less functionality then nmcli.
Jun 27	comment	Terminal commands equivalent to NetworkManager's “Use as Hotspot” option Thanks for the tip Gilles, I'm going to try it out right away.
Jun 22	revised	Terminal commands equivalent to NetworkManager's “Use as Hotspot” option added 298 characters in body
Jun 22	revised	Is Traffic Control (tc) broken in Fedora 17? added 50 characters in body