Trick:
use “
netcfg” to list all available devices
It will show you the IP addresses associated with them too.
On my OnePlus One, it was wlan0.
–jeroen
Archive for 2016
networking – Is there a command or application similar to ipconfig? – Android Enthusiasts Stack Exchange
Posted by jpluimers on 2016/05/18
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Setting your DTAP environments apart: Push a solid colored background to a Windows Server 2012 or later | Tidbits of Information from Virot
Posted by jpluimers on 2016/05/17
This post summarises it nicely: [Wayback/Archive.is] Push a solid colored background to a Windows Server 2012 or later | Tidbits of Information from Virot.
I already knew about the one below, but the post above gives a more complete picture with:
- Background color
- Wallpaper
- tells how to set the menu and
These I already knew:
- [Wayback/Archive.is] “
HKEY_USERS\.DEFAULT\Control Panel\Colors” Background. - [Wayback/Archive.is] “
HKEY_USERS\.DEFAULT\Control Panel\Desktop” Wallpaper.
–jeroen
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MOnSter 6502
Posted by jpluimers on 2016/05/16
This is so impressive: MOnSter 6502 basically a 6502 on a PC board running at 100s of kHz.
via:
- Breaking news! Eric Schlaepfer has just broken cover with his MOnSter 6502 project – using quad MOSFET surface mount transistors he was able to duplicate exactly the NMOS 6502 netlist as used in the simulator at visual6502.org
- The MOnSter 6502 | Hacker News
–jeroen
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Windows RDP error 3489661694 when connecting from a Mac, connecting from Windows fails without any message
Posted by jpluimers on 2016/05/16
Sometimes I connecting to various Windows systems over RDP fails. On Windows the mstsc (Remote Desktop Connection) application recognises the server has a certificate, presents you with a login dialog, then just stops without any message.
Connecting from Mac OS X edition of Microsoft Remote Desktop does give you error message “The server denied the logon with reason: 3489661694”.
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BrickPi! – Gertjan van der Loo
Posted by jpluimers on 2016/05/15
Source: BrickPi! – Gertjan van der Loo
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This week’s guest poster, +Jac Goudsmit, tells us all about video chips in microcomputers… – mos6502 – Google+
Posted by jpluimers on 2016/05/14
Recommended reading:
–jeroen
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Buffalo WLAE-AG300N DHCP client is buggy and adds a NULL character to the host name.
Posted by jpluimers on 2016/05/13
Buffalo WLAE-AG300N is one of those buggy DHCP clients… Even running firmware Ver.1.85 (R1.05/B1.00)), it gets the length of the DHCP host name wrong so adds a bogus NULL byte to that name.
@Buffalo: please fix this.
The DHCP client options are of structure Type/Length/Value so a client is supposed to set the length of the hostname to exactly the number of characters.
However there exist buggy clients that either send a length of 1 more and a \00 at the end of the name, or send a fixed length and pad it with \00 as necessary.
Fromt a packet capture:
Buffalo WLAE-AG300N gets the length of the DHCP name wrong and inserts an extra NULL character.
This besides these devices also not automatically powering up when power goes out and comes back up…
Mikrotik packet capture and viewing it in Wireshark
Anyway: getting and displaying the packet capture was quite easy:
- In Winbox (or from the console):
- Tools ->
- Packet Sniffer ->
- General tab: set filename and file limit, then click Apply
- Filter tab: choose the interface, protocol (UDP) and port (67), then click Apply
- Click Start
- Wait for the DHCP refresh to happen
- Click Stop
- In Winbox (or from the console):
- Files -> Choose the captured file -> Download
- In your file manager, ensure the downloaded file gets the .pcap extension
- In Wireshark: load the .pcap file and inspect it
–jeroen
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Cool Windows tool of the day: RegJump by SysInternals
Posted by jpluimers on 2016/05/13
RegJump.exe is really cool, and has already there for more than a year (:
This little command-line applet takes a registry path and makes Regedit open to that path. It accepts root keys in standard (e.g.
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE) and abbreviated form (e.g.HKLM).usage: regjump <<path>|-c> -c Copy path from clipboard. e.g.: regjump HKLM\Software\Microsoft\Windows
–jeroen
via: RegJump.
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vysor.io/dead-mac.png at master · koush/vysor.io
Posted by jpluimers on 2016/05/12
If I ever need a “dead Mac” picture…
Source: vysor.io/dead-mac.png at master · koush/vysor.io
Dead Mac
It since then has been removed from the current Vysor version, but the last revision having it was [Wayback/Archive] vysor.io/public/app at v3.1.4 · koush/vysor.io under [Wayback/Archive] vysor.io/dead-mac.png at v3.1.4 · koush/vysor.io as
[Wayback/Archive] dead-mac.png (240×307)
More dead mac pictures:
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The Delphi Geek: Lock-free vs. locking
Posted by jpluimers on 2016/05/12
Since I need to do some lock-free multi-threaded queue work in Delphi shortly: The Delphi Geek: Lock-free vs. locking
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