Welcome to James Stewart's Personal Web Server

[Sunset from the Sandias]

Sunset from the Sandia mountains in Albuquerque New Mexico, USA

Much of this same stuff can also be found out on my ISP's webspace at http://mywebpages.comcast.net/jstewart228368.

Site Contents

I have a little Nokia N810 pocket computer. Sometimes it is online too. Although typically it is behind a firewall, often mine so if you get this same page when you click on the first link below, that is why. I also rarely have the webcam running on it.
  • My Nokia N810's own webpage (Not usually available)
  • If it is streaming to www.livecast.com, The camera icon should say so and you can click on it to view it at livecast.com.
  • Or try an embedded page version here: Windows Media Version or Quicktime Version
  • I'm also on the public group at GPS-gate.com, so in theory you can track my position: GPS Tracking (Don't think this works anymore)
  • It also may have IP phone service active on it at: sip:wartstew@iptel.org (106217)
  • The above sip account also has a Washington state PSTN phone number fowarded to it courtesy of ipkall.com: (425)406-3588
  • as well as a New Mexico area GoogleVoice phone number of (505)-750-7704.
  • and sometimes I have Skype up and running on it: wartstew@skype.com (audio only)

[ My Nokia N810 ]

About this Server

You are viewing this page from my seriously hacked and now very capable first generation (2004 vintage) Buffalo Linkstation (an early consumer NAS drive) residing here at my house. This little thing now runs full sized Debian Linux while using a maximum of only 17 watts of power! No need for those big PC's drawing many times this power with all those noisy fans. Besides being "Green" with this low power usage, I expect longer life from this unit than from PC's with their overworked power supplies and other componets as they try to produce and consume over 50 amperes of current!

Hey this thing has been running continously since 2005, So far so good!

[ Picture of this Server ]

Last modified on June 25, 2011 by James Stewart who considers it in the public domain