Sreten gives a full how-to on the DISA in this one. Need to do this.
(to crrraaig – you downloaded this, so if it’s not available, you got it!)
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Sreten gives a full how-to on the DISA in this one. Need to do this. (to crrraaig – you downloaded this, so if it’s not available, you got it!) Sent: Wednesday, March 16, 2016 11:01 AM To: Kevin Subject: Re: Thoughts on Keith Emerson Thanks for sharing that tribute Kevin. Of course you were first in my thoughts when I read the news. I have been sharing bits and pieces of what you wrote with co-workers all week and the praise for him is universal. 😄 I fear we are entering a time of great loss... As the baby-boomers age, and that post-war fueled creative culture bomb looses more and more of it's membership, it will become so very apparent as to the many contributions they made. No doubt I am colored by bias, but it seems to me that the generations since just don't burn with the intensity of those born in the shadow of war. The last guy who I asked "Do you play?" answered that he had a full Reaktor rig at home that he had been taking lessons online to learn. Not to say that EDM isn't creative or anything like that - I've been doing that shit for decades and it is absolutely (or accidentally?) a creative endeavor, but it's a far more solitary one. But I do wonder what it will be like in 10-20 years... with the Stones doing their "Century" Tour and all... at least nearly everyone involved in politics will be dead by then! Maybe this is a new thing for me, who knows… Since discovering Oracle Cloud’s free tier, I’ve been looking to do more things with it. Here are a few ideas. https://linuxhandbook.com/things-to-do-after-installing-linux-server/ So back to this project – using Pi’s to monitor temperature. Since Initialstate is no longer offering free dashboards, it’s time to redo all of this… how nice. not. Thingsboard looks to be a way forward. They offer a hosted solution as well as a full backend that you can host yourself. https://thingsboard.io/docs/getting-started-guides/helloworld/ https://thingsboard.io/docs/samples/raspberry/temperature/ And here is a primer on getting the Pi to take temperature readings: Raspberry Pi DS18B20 Temperature Sensor Tutorial – Circuit Basics
Progress. I do not understand you anymore. WTF1 started several years ago with Matt, a true F1 fan. Not good enough. A white guy talking racing. Stand with me and fsck these fscking fscks. Just turn and walk away. Let them drown in their own feces. Don’t just unfollow: ![]() But block the bastards too: ![]() Do this because they will see the analytics. It’s the only way. Seems I’m not alone in this fight. Fsck these fscking open source punks and their ignorance. Remember Win98 or XP? They had very nice settings for making shit bigger, and that was when 1024×768 reigned. Now with 4fsck’n monitors, fuck you old people and your old eyes! Lets makes the tiniest fucking fonts you have ever seen. Not small enough? Buy a Surface – enjoy 4000×3000 pixel resolution on a goddamn 12″ display you fool. How to increase font size in latest Thunderbird…?? Here is the magic setting to make things usable in tbird. Search for Config Editor in setting and then search for layout.css.devPixelsPerPx and modify it. 1 = 100% 1.2=120% … you get the idea.
Eat shit punk kids. This works, I can confirm as of Dec 2022. The signup process is a bit maddening, as is the way of Oracle, but the service is legit. Does require a CC# to get going, but the service is using the free tier. I have not been charged. The future is cloud based computing for sure. Some of us sticks in the mud will still roll our own, but even then you will likely need a cloud based computer. Might as well get on board. The Oracle platform offers a few operating systems including Ubuntu. One would be hard pressed to find a linux distribution with more community support than Ubuntu (which is Debian based), and it is really easy to use for general computing needs while still being a full linux box with direct Internet access. Host your own sites, wp blog or application if you want, or just use it as a access anywhere desktop. No charge. Thanks, Larry (Ellison)!
Jaron Lanier is spot on. Give this a read please. For all our sakes. Google offers a service to, in effect, tell your loved ones what to do after you die… They will email those who you designate after your account has been inactive for a preset time period. Give this significant thought. Your loved ones will benefit. Source: Google Online Security Blog: Google Protects Your Accounts – Even When You No Longer Use Them Right, so I’m looking to deploy a intranet server, allowing for some modern tools across our departments. Ubuntu 22 LTS is a fair choice, there have been some complaints regarding the desktop, but I think 22 server is pretty solid. We are going to be installing LAMP, Joomla and GLPI.
Resources: Notes: What? You aren’t using a Fortigate? Well, never mind then.
College Township’s Council just voted to fsck over Happy Valley in a permeant like way. Forever remember these fine fscks who brought the casinos to Happy Valley. Source: Council | College Township, PA
and just to further add, FSCK the goddamn lawyers who allow statements like “spent about $20 million predicated on the approvals” to enter into the records. How about some facts you hack?! Another one in the pocket of BiG cASSino. Fuck this god forsaken pit. So I had a bunch of resources on the old site regarding The Battle for Middle Earth. Perhaps the greatest RPG ever… certainly the best LOTR RPG ever. 😉 Going over the old stuff, it was mostly dealing with Daemon Tools, .iso’s and such… the wayback machine has a good capture of that info here. Since then, there are some new projects to bring life back to this great game. Continue reading TBFMELast time I was here (in 2016), Robert was working with temperature sensors and such… He has really stepped up his game! Source: Remote Desktop Connection Manager – Windows Sysinternals | Microsoft Learn Last link was to a dead page on MS’s site. This time I’ll grab the page (and the file, let me know if you need it). RDCMan manages multiple remote desktop connections. It is useful for managing server labs where you need regular access to each machine such as automated checkin systems and data centers. Continue reading Remote Desktop Connection Manager |
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