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23 posts since 2024. Guides, write-ups and the occasional rant. Search by keyword or narrow it down by topic.
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23 posts since 2024. Guides, write-ups and the occasional rant. Search by keyword or narrow it down by topic.
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sorting out all the bullshit for you so you can hate him too
2 min read
Docker networking and Pangolin
4 min read
linuxnetworkingdocker4 min read
linuxnetworkingdockerIn this I overview how you can use the tool steghide to hide secret information within a file
2 min read
linuxI showcase how you can bridge an interface using NetworkManager
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linuxnetworkingIn This I detail and go over the steps involved with changing the Ptyxis Terminal to use a transparent background.
1 min read
testlinux7 min read
What is buffer bloat and how can we avoid it in our networks?
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networkingIn this article I rant about how stupid K3S and kubernetes is while showing you how to setup a Docker Swarm
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linuxdockerIn this article we explore how to set up a Ubiquiti Lightbeam in order to be installed at a customer house
In this guide I will show you how to perform an ARP spoofing attack on a Network. This is an attack commonly used my pen testers and cybersecurity professionals in order to read incoming and outgoing network traffic from another device
Exploring the English Centered mindset in programming with a different perspective
In this article I discuss the growing Oligarchy taking shape in America and what can be done about it.
This guide will share with you the at times troubling process of setting up the Ubiquiti NanoStation Loco devices
I feel like everybody working on a home lab or home server should have some way of making sure it all didn’t just explode the second you walked out the door.
In this article I would like to discuss the current state of Variable Refresh Rate or VRR in Linux when using an NVIDIA graphics card. Over my years of being a Linux user I have not seen the growth I thought I might.
This is a small Next-JS site that uses Tailwind CSS as well as Pocketbase for the back-end.
A blog post about creating a colorful smart home experience with Python and TinyTuya
