Month: May 2020

I’ve had a duplex automatic document fed scanner for close to a decade. Original a FUJISU Snapscan M1500, which Fuijisu ended support for a few years ago. Friend helped me obtain a Panasonic scanner, same form factor, but newer, faster. […]

This works for me on OSX Catalina 10.15.4 Summary: If you wanted to automated include files, you can use the script shown to help automatically gzip, and convert bin to hex string representation for inclusion into C/C++ headers. Automating the […]

this was working as of 2020-05-23 Test the system to ensure it’s working. Start terminal windows… term 1 – subscriber to the topic “test” term 2 – publish something to the topic “test” Create a user/password edit the file as […]

I recently swapped servers, as my old one was running Ubuntu 14.04, I decided to just swap out the server completely to Ubuntu 20.04, port the data… hence the recent rsync post. The process was simple: create new server setup […]

Many people now have Amazon echo/dots / Google home / Apple HomePod, smart TVs, smart thermostats, etc… What happens if one of those get hacked? They’re already on your system? they’re authorized and allowed on your network… now what? That’s […]

TL;DR; rsync -aHAXxv –numeric-ids –delete –info=progress2 -e “ssh -T -c aes128-gcm@openssh.com -o Compression=no -x” <source> <target> options: a – archiveH – preserve hard-linksA – preserve ACLSX – preserve extend attributesx – don’t cross filesystem boundariesv – verbose–numeric-ids – don’t map […]

It’s been a while since I posted anything… Kids/family have taken up a lot of time. Dylan’s started to ride two wheels, learning about the Pedrin method was a little too easy to teach him. Dylan was in training wheels […]

[update: 2020-05-20] There does seem to be a conflict with Let’s Encrypt certbot. You’ll need to manually run updates. I’ll update once I figure it out, how to do it more automated. Looks like possible race condition for the ghost, […]