…with Generalized Dystonia
Thanks to Christian Eyrich, this request has been fulfilled. INADYN now supports multiple providers; e.g., DynDNS and No-IP in a single configuration file. Mr. Eyrich was kind enough to build me a custom package with his patch applied for OpenWrt, and it’s working wonderfully.
You can download/install it from here. 
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I don’t think I liked the first two firms that much, because they were too comical. I’m not too sure. There’s something about this firm, too, that makes me scratch the back of my head — something is missing. In any case, I liked “Spider-Man 3” mainly because of the “good and evil” concept. Also, I especially liked all the special effects of Sandman. I believe this one has much more CGs than its predecessors.
I’ll rate it an B. 
“A wheelchair-bound German stunned police when they pulled him over for using the road and found he was 10 times over the legal alcohol limit for drivers.” — [full article]
Way to go, mate… 
Like its predecessor “28 Days Later,” this one isn’t that scary; in fact, it’s not even as gory as the first one. And its plot is worse. I’m afraid there will be another one — perhaps entitled “28 Months Later” — in a few years as its ending suggests.
I’ll rate it an C-.
I had a dental appointment today with a hygienist which turned out to be the worse experience I’ve had at a dental office. My regular hygienist had to take someone else as her schedule got messed up, so they assigned me someone apparently new. Continue reading ‘Dental appointment’ »
Since I’ve been doing pretty bad physically for the last 6 months, my neurologist decided to undo the last settings change. He also decreased the voltage to 3.0 for the left side and 3.3 for the other. It doesn’t seem I’ll be getting further benefits from the implants. Compared to before the surgery, though, my arms are less tight and movements are less robotic; however, these seem to be the only benefits I’ve received in 4 years.
He’s not so hopeful and so am I. But damn, give me at least some hope by saying there’s more to try. Doctors are supposed to be hopeful, right? 
I attended the NikeGO Special Olympics event as a presenter with my boss today. I haven’t seen a place so packed with people for a while now, and it was awfully noisy that by the end, my voice was a little hoarse. For the very time in my life, I was a salesman promoting the organization that I work for to end-users. It was fun to a degree, but would I volunteer to go again? A big NO! 
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INADYN is a “simple dynamic DNS client” for almost all operating systems. Unfortunately, however, it can handle only one provider (e.g., DynDNS) per instance. For this shortcoming, someone wrote a patch that enables it to handle multiple providers with only one instance of itself.
I’d like to use the patched version on my Linksys router running OpenWrt, but compiling a program — especially in a Linux environment — is way over my head. So, if you’re a Linux guru who’s using OpenWrt, DD-WRT, etc., I’d appreciate it if you’d compile it into an ipkg format for me. Yes, I’ve posted on the forum and even contacted both authors which practically went unanswered.