View TLS peerchain in Python 3
A quick hack based mainly on someone else’s work:https://github.com/jamespo/commandmisc/blob/master/scripts/peerchain
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Stop emacs paste from indenting, eg in python-mode
Put this in your .emacs: (add-hook ‘python-mode-hook ‘(lambda () (electric-indent-local-mode -1))
unbound-control not working?
Add the remote-control section at the bottom of your conf file
Access your UTM VM over ssh
Go to Network Section for the Guest & create a new Port Forward from guest port 22 to host port 22022 (or whatever port you have free) Save & start up the VM Open terminal and ssh to your local forwarded port
Beautiful heatsink for the Raspberry Pi
https://desalvoinc.com/collections/frontpage/products/phineas-case-for-raspberry-pi-4
Memory Upgrades from Mr Memory
Very pleased with my recent order from Mr Memory. The DIMM they sent me didn’t work but the return & replacement process was free & efficient.
Split long output into 2 columns
With unsurprisingly, the UNIX “columns” command (will need to install autogen package). du -hc –max-depth=1 . | columns
Ceefax is back!
https://zxnet.co.uk/teletext/viewer/?channel=2&page=100
Nostalgy for Thunderbird 78+
The best thunderbird extension is now working on current Thunderbird. Please donate to the author!
Testing Enterprise Infrastructure changes with brownouts
Decommissioning or migrating services in enterprise environments will frequently reveal previously unknown dependencies which result in changes getting rolled back, wasting a lot of time. To try and head these issues off you can test these changes with “brownouts”, shutting off the relevant infra temporarily (eg at a weekend) to expose any hidden dependencies. When …
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