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Computer people are hereby banned from naming software projects ever again.
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I bought a smart power plug for €6,49 at the Action today.
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Continue reading for the good story behind the Karl-Marx-Stadt magnet.
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These kind of commands command are useful if you want it now and not any later time, unless you explicitly run the command.
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Yesterday I saw on the Dutch second hand website Marktplaats a new listing for a Microsoft Touch.
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I bought a second hand Cisco IR829 in a thrift store for 25€ without a power supply.
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When talking about scalability in the context of software, it is always about being able to handle more: users, data, network traffic, etcetera.
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I was nerdsniped by some post on StackExchange that claimed it is impossible to disable HTTPS for a single hostname if you have other HTTPS hosts on that server.
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One my favorite computers ever manufactured is the Canon Notejet, manufacted by the Canon subsidiary Canon Computer Systems, Inc. in a collaboration with IBM.
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This is a rather short article, but I hope it will be useful to someone who is Googling their problem.
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Setting up a virtual machine (VM) on Linux using open source software is the standard way of doing things, but on macOS it usually involves VMware Fusion or Boot Camp.
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I got a second hand IBM ThinkPad 365XD from Marktplaats, the local version of eBay in The Netherlands.
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Since Karsten Nohl and his colleagues from SRLabs has presented the attack he named “BadUSB” back in July 2014, I’ve seen some media reports about those attacks in the wild.
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In recent years, partly due to the so called “Snowden effect”, a lot of sites have added HTTPS support, while most of them even made it mandatory.
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I got an old analog Bang & Olufsen phone with a quite nice 80s design.
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This page is just a dump of some information and work in progress.
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I disassembled a so called “next-generation firewall” which has been produced by the Swedish company Clavister.
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I regularily mount disk images on some machine, but I always forget the sequence of commands.
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Note, this guide only works on the following ThinkPad models: 1951, 1952, 1953, 1954, 1955, 1956, 2007, 2008, 2009, 2613, 2623, 2637 The ThinkPad T60 contains a PCI whitelist in the BIOS firmware that restricts the usage of WiFi cards to those that were a…
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TL;DR Linux works, default GPU is slow, Broadcom accelerator support has been dropped from various apps, kernel driver is maintained out-of-tree Note that only the first generation of the Apple TV is known to run Linux.
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It seems that networking equipment vendors have some tradition of using display connectors for other purposes.
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Hardware I’m not an expert on Sun hardware, and the online availbable documentation is somewhat sparse.
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There are a lot of historical ARM architecture versions, but this article focuses on ARMv6 and newer.
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My dad got a Doogee S60 Lite which has an annoying Power Saving Mode app installed that turns agressive power saving on after a while, even though power saving is manually disabled within the app.
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Recently, I bought a ThinkPad 240 for my collection of old ThinkPads.
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When using the HDMI input on this display, the maximum resolution is 1920x1080, although the panel supports 2560x1440 with 60Hz through DisplayPort.
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Currently, attempts are being made to encrypt the DNS traffic end users are sending to their resolvers.