This is the runbook I’ve been developing since 2022 for setting up and maintaining TrueNAS SCALE on my portable/travel NAS as of this date. Originally developed for a more traditional 24/7 server, it’s now scoped to a NAS that is frequently powered off and no longer has access to the intenret. As...

In a Twitter discussion last week on ransomware attacks, KrebsOnSecurity noted that virtually all ransomware strains have a built-in failsafe designed to cover the backsides of the malware purveyors: They simply will not install on a Microsoft Windows computer that…

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  If you just got a contact high after reading the title of this post, then congratulations. Take two tabs of acid and call me in the morning! But only after you’ve listened to the three tracks from Harvard psychologist and drug guru Timothy Leary’s album (which was recorded in 1968), You Can Be Anyone This Time Around.   Timothy Leary and his bass player Leary recorded the album, in part as a way to raise cash to fund his ill-fated run for Governor of California against the then incumbent, GOP golden god, Ronald Reagan. His campaign slogan was &#8220...

A Florida installer uses labeling as a competitive advantage.

QEMU 3.0.0 can boot IBM’s AIX to a shell prompt. AIX is IBM’s version of Unix for their Power Systems line of PowerPC servers. I’ve been researching emulation, so I wrote a tutorial for running AIX on your computer.

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We are happy to announce the next iteration of our Ubuntu concept image for Qualcomm Snapdragon laptops with our new X Elite developer preview. This new image has been rebased on the latest Ubuntu 24.10 release and co…

The HIMERA radio utilizes advanced Frequency Hopping Spread Spectrum (FHSS) technology to counter Russia's electronic warfare tactics effectively, creating a nearly undetectable communication system.

Some days ago i’ve written a post about the “Ultra-Geek” Linux Workstation developed by Joe Nelson. Reading his post, I found many similarities with the current configuration of my laptop. So I decided to share the setup of my ‘Ultra-Geek linux Laptop’, with ‘design goals’ very similar to those of Joe Nelson: I need a really stable system with an immediate response, even on a hardware that is not too recent and powerful: so the system should use minimalist (but effective) tools. Cache data offline when possible: no reason to repeatedly retrieve them from internet. Avoid interpreted languages, web-based desktop apps, JavaScript garbage and background programs that can use a big amount of CPU. Privacy: “Commercial software and operating systems have gotten so terrible about this.” </p> http://www.commitstrip.com/en/2016/12/22/terminal-forever/ Hardware An old (and cheap) Dell Inspiron 15–3531 (4Gb RAM, Intel Celeron N2830 / 2.16 GHz, 120Gb OCZ SSD) Operating System Debian 9 “Stretch” (the project was started with a Debian 8) Usually i install the base system without the graphical interface, starting with a ‘netinst’ image. Once the base system is correctly installed, i add only the base GUI packets, and its dependencies (i3, Xorg and SLiM). Desktop Window manager: i3 Login Manager: SLiM Application launcher: dmenu Screenshots: ImageMagick, with a simple bash script: Screen lock: slimlock Terminal emulator: urxvt System tools and utilities VPN: OpenVPN and VPNC Clipboard management: xclip Todo manager: tudu Desktop notifications: Dunst Calendar: calcurse File manager: ViFM Calculator: tapecalc Backup: rsync and bash script Web and Social Web browser: Firefox Beta and ELinks Twitter client: Rainbow Stream Reddit client: RTV Torrent client: Webtorrent RSS/Atom feed reader: newsbeuter Email MUA : NeoMutt (with maildir storage format) MTA: msmtp MRA: offlineimap (syncs the local mailbox with remote imap) abook to store and retrieve addresses. Integration with neomutt using this snippet in .muttrc: set query_command = "abook — mutt-query ‘%s’" bind editor <Tab> complete-query Security and Privacy Encryption: GnuPG Anonymous browsing: TorBrowser Password management: passwordstore OpenSSH key management: gpg-agent Ads Blocker: ads blocked directly from hosts file Chat instant messenger: finch irc client: irssi System monitoring Resource usage and process monitor: htop Multimedia Audio player: cmus Video player: mplayer Youtube Player/downloader: mps-youtube Audio recording/editing: Audacity Video editing: kdenlive Video processing: HanbrakeCLI Music notation: Musescore Chromecast streaming: stream2chromecast Images Browsing: feh Editing: GIMP Office and Documents Spreadsheets: sc Preview Word files: docx2txt Word processing: WordGrinder Spell checker: aspell Scanning: Sane/XSane PDF viewing and annotation: MuPDF Ebook management: Calibre (it can be used also from command line)

I've finally got UltraVNC working properly with a computer connected through DirectAccess. Here's how a very brief description of how its working. First I deploy UltraVNC 1.2.1.2 through a group policy shutdown script. UltraVNCInstall This script uninstalls previous versions, installs the l

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Some off-the-beaten uses of Python learned from reading libraries.

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Nginx is one of the most popular web servers in the world. In this guide, we will discuss how Nginx selects the server and location block that will handle a…

Headless browsers are currently gaining popularity as an efficient way to test web applications because they do not affect the user interface. In this post, I am going to discuss the benefits of Headless Chrome and two approaches for using Headless Chrome to automatically create PDF reports.  What is Headless Chrome? Headless Chrome is a…

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Unofficial USG3P Support for OPENWRT / LEDE [No PR due to lack of time] - 0001-Octeon-usg3p-support.patch

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DNS is one of those services that still requires logging into some web portal and clicking buttons and entering data. Heaven forbid you enter a bad IP address and take down your service – there’s no “rollback to previous value” option. Want to track your configurations over time? Sorry, not something your web portal can often do. DNS configuration should be simple, trackable, and automatable.

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This tutorial explains how to use an I2C enabled HD44780 16x2 or 20x4 LCD screen with the Raspberry Pi. We also provide an example script to help get your display up and running in minutes.

Learn how to use HHVM with PHP-FPM fallback, including installation, configuration, and testing.

So, this is kind of a different post, but it might help someone.  The backstory here is that I attended NetBox Day 2020 and saw this presentation (you don't need to watch it to understand the post, I just wanted to give credit for the idea). This was a good presentation, however the presenter didn't…

Quernus, Matt Hamilton. An Internet technologist, interested in Python web development, iOS deployment and testing, wearables, networking and operating systems.

My day job is IT security for large, blue-chip organisations. I usually work on diverse, heterogeneous networks and have to remember which commands, menus, and options are applicable to whichever piece of equipment I might be using at the time. There ain't no such thing as a single standard, so it's important that I retain…