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Crappy OSS Websites
I really hate those open source software websites. You know, those kind of sites with this really crappy design, where everything looks like it was made in the 90s, with pixelated images, clashing colors, and Comic Sans fonts. Those sites that make you wonder if they are still maintained, or if they are just relics of a bygone era of coding. Those sites that make you question the quality and security of the software they offer, and if they are worth your time and bandwidth.
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Why I'm looking forward to the AI apocalypse
Hello, fellow humans. I’m sure you’ve heard the news: artificial intelligence is coming to destroy us all. And I, for one, couldn’t be happier. Let me tell you why.
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How to create a Windows USB Stick on macOS/Linux
In this post, I’ll describe how you can create a bootable Windows installation USB drive using macOS (and Linux too).
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How to sync your Windows account picture using Active Directory
In this post, I will show how you can sync your Windows account pictures using Active Directory and group policies.
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Customize EngineOS layer colors to whatever you want!
DenonDJ is a brand of inMusicBrands that manufactures DJ Hardware and (at least partially) develops the EngineOS and EngineDJ software.
I bought my first DJ Controller in 2015 and in 2022 upgraded to a set of two SC6000 players and one X1850 mixer. I have been trying to get around the fenced-in software and customize the units to the best of my abilities ever since, and now finally have reached a milestone that I want to share today.
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Useful git commands and snippets
Git is probably the most used developer tool (aside from operating systems, shells and browsers/editors) out there. It can be a lifesaver but if used wrong cause terrible headache. Here are some commands and snippets I’ve encountered and found useful.
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How to flash Marlin to your Anet A8 3D Printer
The hardware might already be a bit old but I recently got an Anet A8 3D Printer. In this post I’ll describe how to flash a current version of the Marlin firmware that offers a lot of additional features and basic protection stuff that Anet was too lazy (?) to add to the stock firmware.
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Secure initial setup of the ODROID GO Advance
In this post I’ll describe how to secure the default installation of the ODROID GO Advance. This guide may also work on other Linux Handhelds with some modifications.