A word of warning: this situation has me very upset. There will be strong language in this post. As you may, or may not, know, I maintain a Firefox add-on named CacheViewer Continued. I did not originally author this add-on; it was originally developed by someone named “benki” as “CacheViewer.” This add-on was extremely helpful [...]
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WinLN – A Windows Symbolic Link Manager
Prices on SSDs have been dropping fast lately. I’ve been wanting one for my gaming computer for some time, and one of the recent deals was very acceptible to me. Which is to say, I just added a new 250GB SSD to my gaming computer. Since I could fill up 250GB with all of my [...]
~/.ssh/config
~/.ssh/config is a file I have not had occasion to use until today. Evidently not many other people use it very often either, because finding the information I needed was more difficult than it should have been. Thus, this post is meant to make it easier to find. I am currently hosting a private Minecraft [...]
A Netcat Tip
Setting up a new web server, I found myself needing to test a couple port redirect rules. Instead of jumping through a bunch of crazy, potentially exploitable, hoops to get Apache Tomcat to listen on ports 80 and 443 I added these two rules to my firewall: $ iptables -A PREROUTING -t nat -p tcp [...]
Posting To Notifo With Python
Just after getting to work this morning I discovered an iPhone app and web service named Prowl. It provides a means for sending arbitrary push notifications to your iPhone. This is something I had on my todo list to design and write very soon, so I was very excited to find it. The only downside, [...]
