I’ve done many Linux servers over the years, but I have never gone full Linux on my desktop. It is something I’ve been thinking about for years but a few things have always held me back. My job is Windows based, PC gaming, and my bad internet making it hard to play around with different Continue Reading »
Intel Processor security bug A flaw in the Intel processors architecture has opened up a vulnerability called “Meltdown” in the memory access of a computer. If that was not bad enough this bug could be present on CPUs made over the last 10 years! Normally the operating system controls all access to memory and programs and apps running on Continue Reading »
SHH tunnels are a cool tool and sometimes called the poor man’s VPN. I use SSH Tunnels all the time to get into networks remotely. It is super easy to do and can be very helpful! Here is an example of how it works. I have a VMware ESXi server at a remote location. It Continue Reading »
A few weeks ago I set up a Teamspeak server for me and some friends. I did not want to pay for anything so I decided to throw one on my already existing SVN server. Then I thought I would share the process. My server is running Debian so the process may not match up Continue Reading »
I used to use VisualSVN as my SVN server. A useful product but it only works on Windows. So, when I no longer had access to a windows server I had to come up with a new way to do SVN over https. After looking around I decided to go with the original SVN, set Continue Reading »
