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::: nBlog ::: Having EU size 48 (US 13) feet causes some inconvenience as the selection of shoes and especially socks is quite small. Usually the largest sock size is 46-48, meaning that they barely fit and thus wear out relatively fast, probably because the fabric stretches to its maximum. Socks have had a very similar […]

::: nBlog ::: At 12 I built a rudimentary, 4-relay controller which I attached to my Commodore 64’s user port. This allowed me to create irritating light shows with colored bulbs on the relays, in addition to controlling volume and channel selections on a half-dismantled stereo set. Triggering these at times when I was away from […]

::: nBlog ::: Hype has it that most organizations must start collecting and storing vast amounts of data from their existing and new systems, in order to stay competitive. In the past this was plainly called data warehousing, but now all major consultants and analysts rave about Big Data.  So what has changed? Apart from IT marketing, […]

During the last couple of years, BaseN Platform has been used to monitor and control an increasing amount of nodes, or devices, outside the traditional telecom and IT realm. As a consequence, we’ve vastly developed our capabilities of securely hosting complex algorithms which analyze – and, perhaps even more importantly, control things ranging from solar inverters […]

::: nBlog ::: I recently switched our electricity provider and got a new contract that supports hourly pricing, which means that every hour has a different price tag per kilowatt-hour.  Here in the Nordics the electricity market has been somewhat open for the last 15 years, and there’s a marketplace called Nordpool where buyers and sellers of […]