as with today the total bandwidth of my tor nodes have reached more than 72 MiB/s which roughly 600 Mbit/s. The e* are exits, the r* relays.
Open Source Remote Control
There are many remote control solutions out there but none was open source. Now with remotely you have the choice.
Europes future is open
Being a follower of the Open Source Business Alliance I am receiving their newsletter. The latest news about the OSBE conference in late 2020 caught my attention as the interview with Raphael Laguna de la Vera is absolutely eyeopening / mindblowing. It explains how we europeans can set standards for data protection and use it […]
Building a CRYPTO FLOSS DIY babycam
In order to monitor your babies (or whatever you wish) and there is some old hardware available you can easily build your own CRYPTO DIY FLOSS babycam. All you need is: a raspberry pi (3b in my case) and corresponding gear (sd-card, powersupply) the raspbian operating system (with LXDE, not the lite version) a usb […]
graphical disk usage with duf
“Duf” this is a nice looking alternative to df on your linux-shell. It is written in go and available on for many different distributions. Check it out on: https://github.com/muesli/duf/releases
Critical Mass Boom Box
As a supporter of the local Critical Mass Movement I wanted to entertain my fellow cyclists with some music. In order to get some good volume and to support my DIY interest i build my own portable boom box: It takes: car battery car amplifier with cinch input and stereo cable output 2 bookshelf speakers […]
Monitoring Turris Omnia with Zabbix
The Turris Omnia Router runs OpenWRT so there are Zabbix Packages available to monitor it. Simply type following command in the turris shell: and edit your config file /etc/zabbix_agentd.conf save, and restart with
Install Oracle Virtual Box Extensions
In order to access full resolution inside your VM and to access USB Devices with full USB3 Speed you need to install Virtual Box Extensions: Go to https://download.virtualbox.org/virtualbox and select the appropriate version. Then download the extension pack, e.g. Oracle_VM_VirtualBox_Extension_Pack-6.1.12.vbox-extpack Then open VirtualBox >> Preference >> Extensions >> browse for extension pack by clicking on […]
Install gimmicks on Fedora easily with Fedy
Fedy lets you install multimedia codecs and additional software that Fedora doesn’t want to ship, like H264 support, Adobe Flash, Oracle Java etc., and much more with just a few clicks. Installation Installation instructions can be found on https://github.com/rpmfusion-infra/fedy.
Gnome Network Manager extend
In case your connection manager doesn’t let you manage all settings (e.g. delete mobile connections you can use the Gnome network manager. Start it by typing: