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Category Archives: Podcasts
Finding an Android phone to run LineageOS
This is also available as a podcast on Hacker Public Radio. Affordable phone that support school apps, and allow firewall. TL;DR Don’t, unless you are willing to loose the money you are paying. Requirements Supported for 3-5 years. Apps = … Continue reading
Setting up a local imap server
Setting up a local imap server This is also available as a podcast on Hacker Public Radio. To install a local imap daemon that will only listen to localhost connections, made via ssh tunneling. This is for use as a … Continue reading
Locating computers on a network
Locating computers on a network This is also available as a podcast on Hacker Public Radio Sometimes you may wish to locate a device on your network. It might be to find rogue devices, or to locate a new device … Continue reading
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Ansible ping
This is also available as a podcast on Hacker Public Radio. Here are some steps you need to should take when setting up Ansible for the first time. Install the software Confirm ssh working Create a Inventory/Host_file Ansible Ping Create … Continue reading
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Android Firewalled Wi-Fi connection reports no Internet and won’t connect
Background You’re running a firewall on your work and home networks right, so of course you’re running one on your Smart Phone. Given this device holds more information about you than you probably know yourself, it would be only prudent … Continue reading
Resizing images for vcard on Android
I have had problems importing vcards onto my Android phone. After a lot of troubleshooting, I tracked it down to embedded images in the card. The PHOTO;VALUE field to be precise. Some images worked and some didn’t, and looking at … Continue reading
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Safely enabling ssh in the default Raspbian Image
In this post I will show you how to take a default Raspbian Image and safely enable ssh by allowing remote access only with authorized keys. This post is also been released as a podcast on Hacker Public Radio. ogg: … Continue reading
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Adding SQLite as a datasource to SQLeo
An audio version of this post is available on Hacker Public Radio. I have been looking for a tool that will graphically and programmatically track identifiers as they pass through systems. I could have done this in Inkscape after following … Continue reading
Windows Remote Desktop on GNU/Linux
This is the accompanying shownotes for a Hacker Public Radio podcast episode. I wrote a bash script to connect to various different windows servers from my GNU/Linux desktops. I had a few different requirements: I should be able to call … Continue reading
Scripts based on your network location
I recorded an episode of HPR about a script that I wrote to make my life a little easier. The show is hpr1654 :: Using AS numbers to identify where you are on the Internet if you want to listen … Continue reading
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