Some decisions end up biting you in the ass and I guess this was one of those. When setting up linux on my laptop, I’d […]
EOF in Python
I guess if you’re a python guy you must know this, but it was a cool discovery that Python has no EOF. For a while, […]
Booting Raspbian from USB
As I did not have a 2GB SD card lying around, I decided to look up if it was possible to boot from a combination […]
Learning about Networking
I’m stumped. I’ve hit a wall and this one’s an old one. Back in the day when I was taking networking courses, I always had […]
SSH without a password
I’m working my way through the Debian Administrator’s manual and came across an amazing tidbit of information about ssh: you don’t need to enter your […]
Minidlna Tip
When using minidlna, you’ll often run into a situation where the damn database is out of date. To figure out where your database is, linux […]
India and Privacy
If you think the NSA’s record on personal privacy is bad, I think the Indian government should raise your hackles. Everywhere I turn, I see […]
Adventures with the iPhone on Debian
Problem: Sync iPhone on Debian Solution: Nothing direct since iTunes does not work. The only option so as to be able to do a backup […]
Getting your keys
If you want privacy to remain, then action is needed. To get started, look at my last post. And then consider the fact that all […]
Searching in Privacy
A couple of days ago, I attended a great session on surveillance and internet privacy. While the debate rages on, one point that really hit […]