Do what is right, because it is the right thing to do.
Almost 1 year ago today, I released my All in One – System Rescue Toolkit to the public and a fantastic review soon followed on LifeHacker. In the last year, and hundreds of thousands of downloads later, many more articles have been published on tech websites and blogs worldwide.
I have decided to celebrate the last year of my toolkit’s success with a giveaway.
Continue reading “2017 Upcoming changes and toolkit giveaway!”
This comic series was shared with me on Facebook a while back. Cute comic series that has much more content than I originally thought and a funny take on relationships.
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Source: catanacomics.com
As a tech, I have storage media just lying around and decided to upgrade my RAID-1 desktop. This desktop is mainly used for entertainment and communication, so it is hardly critical. I would have taken a different approach to client computers or my home server, but…I was in a hurry and made a few mistakes along the way. Here is how I did it… Continue reading “Cloning fakeRAID is possible with the All in One – System Rescue Toolkit”
This is the first I have noticed my All in One – System Rescue Toolkit appearing in a printed publication! Continue reading “My toolkit appears in print!”
Beware the fury of a patient man.
-Fortune Cookie
I found out this week that sharing my website via Facebook appears to be blocked. If you are someone who enjoys sharing things via Facebook, here is more info and how you can help me share my site and project via Facebook. Continue reading “Facebook Sharing Blocked? You can help!”
Mind blown. (Warning, extreme techie geek content is contained in this link.)
Bitsquatting refers to the registration of a domain names one bit different than a popular domain. The name comes from typosquatting: the act of registering domain names one key press different than a popular domain. Bitsquatting frequently resolved domain names makes it possible to exploit computer hardware errors via DNS. For more details on bitsquatting my research, please see my Blackhat 2011 whitepaper. Someone has posted a youtube video of my DEFCON 19 talk about this topic. The slides from my DEFCON 19 talk are also available.
This is not a PC repair shop, this is on-site at a client location. Continue reading “Nice and Tidy, On-Site Diagnostics”