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When using numbers in a boolean (implicit conversion), remember that only zero evaluates to false.
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Recently I had to do some testing which resulted in a lot of log data.
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The Gherkin keyboard is a 30% (actually a 30 key) keyboard kit.
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Recently I was debugging connection issues with a system that uses connman as it's network management software.
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In this snippet I'll show you how to place your C++ template definitions in a seperate .cpp file.
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In this snippet I'll show you a variadic template to write to a file.
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Recently I discovered a firefox extension that converts any website into a dark version.
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To gain a better understanding of C++ templates I'm playing around with them.
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In this article I'll show you how to use a variadic template in C++.
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In this quick snippet I'll show you how to create and write to a csv file.
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In this series of articles I'll cover old computer advertisements.
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On systems that use systemd-resolved for DNS you will see the 127.0.0.53 IP address in dig output. dig is a tool to do DNS lookups, and for troubleshooting it's usefull to see which server is being queried.
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This site is generated with my self-written open source static site generator named ingsoc (named after 1984).
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Bash Bits are small examples, tips and tutorials for Bash (Scripts).
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Bash Bits are small examples, tips and tutorials for Bash (Scripts).
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Bash Bits are small examples, tips and tutorials for Bash (Scripts).
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This guide shows you how to test a server's TLSv1.3 connection and use specific ciphersuites with the command line s_client client from the OpenSSL project.
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Love plaintext?
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Markdown has two options to create a link.
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.ipk packages are used by a variety of embedded linux systems, like routers running OpenWRT and appliances running on OpenEmbedded (Yocto).
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Dropbear is a lightweight SSH server and client implementation, often used on embedded systems and routers.
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Simple log analyzer for pygopherd.
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On Ubuntu 18.04 and up, when you login via SSH you are greeted with some news via motd (message of the day) that includes advertisements and messages from Canonical (via motd.ubuntu.com).
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I've made some new improvements to this website, you can now view raymii.org on Gopher!
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On Reddit, Josh (from SpaceCat) did a valentines day action, 10% off your entire order.
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mutt is my email client at work.
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Recently I was asked to get one value from a json object using only shell tools.
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Recently I switched to a new phone.
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A split keyboard is weird at first, but once you get used to it, you will never want anything else.
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This is an overview of all the servers in the Sparkling Network, mostly as an overview for myself, but it might be interesting for others.
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On hackernews I saw a Microsoft blog post stating that Windows Server 2019 now includes OpenSSH.
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With PHP Network Weathermap you can create a birds-eye view of network components from your monitoring system (like LibreNMS, Cacti or anything else with an RRD database).
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Last week I received several newsletters from Nitrokey.
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Recently I had to deploy a few machines in a network where outgoing network access was forced through a Microsoft Forefront TMG proxy.
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This small tutorial will show you how to use the openssl command line to encrypt and decrypt a file using a public key.
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This is a small tip, to find specific files in tar archives and how to extract those specific files from said archive.
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Someone liked my Reddit post regarding a few old CD's I found of Caldera Openlinux 1.2, including source code and floppies so much they gilded it.
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The NGINX blog recently had a nice article on a new feature of NGINX 1.15.2, $ssl_preread_protocol.
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OpenVMS 7.3 was the last version for the VAX architecture.
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This guide shows you how to build an RK05 bootable system disk with OS/8 on it for the PDP-8, in the SIMH emulator.
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This is a guide to get started with the Nitrokey HSM (or SmartCard-HSM).
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This is a guide that shows you how to add an apt repository to Debian and Ubuntu using Ansible.
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This tutorial shows you how to set up strong SSL security on the nginx webserver.
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This tutorial shows you how to set up strong SSL security on the lighttpd webserver.
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This tutorial shows you how to set up strong SSL security on the Apache2 webserver.
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These are quick and dirty notes on generating a certificate authority (CA), intermediate certificate authorities and end certificates using the OpenSSL command line tools.
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One of my Raspberry Pi's would not boot up after a reboot.
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This ansible playbook example helps you execute actions only if you are on a certain distribution.
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This is a simple page with a form which you can use to generate OpenSSL commands to, for example, create a CSR or a self signed certificate.
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This Ansible tutorial shows you how execute actions only if another action has changed.