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Posted by jpluimers on 2017/11/27
De interactieve bommenkaart van de gemeente die laat zien waar onontplofte bommen uit de Tweede Wereldoorlog liggen, is openbaar gemaakt.
Source: [Archive.is] Kaart met onontplofte bommen in Amsterdam nu openbaar
Kaart: [Archive.is] Grote kaart – Dataportaal
Eerder artikel: [Archive.is] Kaart met verdachte bommen onder Amsterdam bijgewerkt
Dichtbij: [Archive.is] Verdachte gebieden: Monte Viso / Gran Paradiso / Pasubio
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Posted by jpluimers on 2017/11/27
While recovering the backups of a Retina MacBook Pro, I needed to know if I could mount a Disk Utility backup image on read-only mode.
Finding that info was a tad difficult as most results were about making dmg files read-write. This already hinted me in that most dmg files were readonly.
The main tool for handling dmg files is hdiutil. for which you can get more info here:
The hdiutil command imageinfo will output a Format: line having the kind of dmg image:
All compressed formats seem to be read-only and of course all read-only formats. Which then basically leaves only these as (potentialy) read-write image types:
References and further reading:
[WayBack] time machine – How can I make my computer believe a disk image is a hardware disk? – Ask Different
–jeroen
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Posted by jpluimers on 2017/11/27
Most of my browser life is in Chrome, but the memory consumption and CPU usage has increased so much over time so it, err, become less than optimal.
Given the new FireFox is supposed to use far less memory and CPU than previous FireFox versions, I want to try it, but since so much of my Chrome life is about Chrome Extensions, I was glad to discover [WayBack] Chrome Store Foxified
Enables the Google Chrome Store and Opera Addons Website for Firefox. Point and click to install Opera/Chrome extensions straight into Firefox.
via:
–jeroen
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