There’s a new internet service provider based out in Timaru called Quic. I only found them because I was on the look out after my old ISP kept increasing the prices. Quic is a kind of no-frills ISP, they have low overheads because they don’t have a call center. You can still submit a support...
tl;dr: Use this shell command in my crontab: @reboot sh -c "while ! systemctl status network-online.target > /dev/null; do sleep 1; done; exec /foo/bar.sh" The problem I've encountered is, sometimes /foo/bar.sh would failed at boot. After digging into details, I found it's because the network...
Finalmente após algum período longe do desenvolvimento de software para MSX, decidi voltar ao game unindo o útil mundo do IoT ao agradável universo de retrocomputing através do nosso querido e amado MSX. Como se trata de um tema atual, rico de informações e possibilidades, decidi escrever dois...
At this point, it is well known that the SCOTUS decision to overturn Roe v. Wade introduces new digital surveillance risks. Protecting oneself in the age of surveillance capitalism has become increasingly relevant in recent years, but the removal of the constitutional right to abortion creates new...
I just got curious during handling the invoice of AWS. My gut feeling is that all inbound traffic are free (mostly), for example, you can see this in "Amazon EC2 On-Demand Pricing": Data Transfer IN To Amazon EC2 From Internet All data transfer in $0.00 per GB But if you're dealing with inbound...
Open build services like Launchpad PPA usually forbid internet connections during building, therefore it's impossible to download dependencies during building, and we need to include all dependencies into the source package. Two things need to be done for building Golang softwares on no-internet...
In my last posting, I talked about bringing a book on my trip to Italy and nothing about the technology that I brought. This was a clever (not really) way to be able to talk about Clojure and "Clojure for the Brave and True" but being who I am, I did bring some technology with me on my trip. I...
Why choose to use a public DNS Server The DNS is an essential part of the internet, it translates hostnames such as 0x9900.com into IP addresses 149.20.56.139. DNS also plays an important role for routing emails. A fast and reliable DNS Service is important when surfing the web. Every time you...
Alix PCEngine At home I have two networks, one for my family and me and one for my guests. Once you are on the family network you can access our backup server, our music and video server, our printers, etc. The guest network can only access to the internet. To build that network I used two...