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Brute Force Detection (Linux/BSD)

By NullMind on February 3, 2005

Rob from HSpherePackages.com just release a nice BFD script, which allows for automatic banning of the attacking IP

The script can work both in Linux and FreeBSD (probably can work on other flavors of BSD as well)

I keep a mirrored copy for download [HERE]

Read more for instructions

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Popularity: 18% [?]

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Test Results

By NullMind on January 27, 2005

Today I drove 140 Miles to Dorchester, Dorset to go pick up my new G5 :)

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Popularity: 14% [?]

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The 1994 MAC debut video

By NullMind on January 25, 2005

21 years ago, on January 24th 1984, Apple introduced the Macintosh.

It was recorded and preserved by Scott Knaster, the “legendary Mac hacker”, as Amazon puts it. Scott kept the tape (a NTSC Betamax III longplay) for 21 years since he keeps everything.

here it is :)

click for video

Popularity: 13% [?]

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G5

By NullMind on January 24, 2005

today I ordered a powermac G5 .. the specs:

- Dual G5 2.5Ghz PowerPC G5
- .5 GB RAM PC3200 (400MHz)
- 160 GB HD Serial ATA; 7200 rpm
- NVIDIA GeForce 6800 GT DDL with 256MB GDDR3 SDRAM

and of course, I need to order

- 1 GB RAM PC3200 (400MHz)

To go with it.

Popularity: 16% [?]

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Rats

By NullMind on January 20, 2005

A few days ago (16th) I decided to get a new Laser mouse, of course the only one on the market right now is the Logitech MX1000

I was very please with it until last night wen it suddenly stopped working .. the indicator lights for the battery just went dark, no response from the mouse at all .. I even try to leave it on the charge overnight .. nothing, still dead.

So I went to PCWORLD this morning to try and exchange it .. just my luck, they ran out of them, but luckily there is another PCWORLD off A48, so i drove a few miles and sure enough, they had 7 of them.

But it was not to be, I got home, plugged it back in, and started to notice the cursor jumped once in a while .. not acceptable :(
so I returned to the store and got my 3RD MX1000 ..

Let’s hope this one lasts :)

Popularity: 16% [?]

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New Setup .. Complete

By NullMind on January 14, 2005

About a month ago I decided to drop the Linux Laptop and go for a desktop solution instead.

The initial idea was to build a Athlon 3200+ Linux system, but after thinking about it, I decided it was time for me to give MAC/OSX a try, it had been years sine I owned a MAC (pre-OSX era).

I got a Dual G4 1.4Ghz, 1GB Ram, 120G HD, Ti4600 128B Video, then I put an order for 2 Dell 2005FPW (20.1″).

Today I have received the displays, and the setup is finally complete, and am I ever happy, moving to OSX was a good move, Linux is still my #1 choice for my servers, and nothing else comes close, but for a desktop system, OSX with it’s BSD core has won me over .. I love how everything looks so neat and different programs interact seamlessly together .. and of course having the ability to open a #bash prompt underneath all the gleam and find a *nix core is just great :D

here is a pic of the complete setup :)

Popularity: 22% [?]

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XIII

By NullMind on December 19, 2004

I Just completed the game XIII .. and what a great game it was.

You play as Jason Fly, who is a military man who lost his memory, he soon realizes there is allot of people trying to kill him, he has also undergone plastic surgery in order to uncover a plot by a group of 20 people who are keen in taking over the USA.

The whole game has a comic book feel to it, especially the cut scenes .. it was quite pleasant to play .. But the last task, which envolves killing an agent called Mongoose was one of the hardest missions ever, I had to replay it close to 20 times in order to be able to kill the bastard before he killed me :)
Highly recommend.

Popularity: 13% [?]

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XBOX

By NullMind on November 17, 2004

I finally recived my new XBOX

It has a Xecuter 3 chip and a 200GB HD and lots of LEDS :)

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Popularity: 15% [?]

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Renaming Images to EXIF date

By NullMind on November 8, 2004

In order to rename Images from xxxxx.gif to actualdate.gif on Linux (As long as the image have a EXIF info of course)

jhead -n%Y_%m_%d_%H_%M_%S *.jpg

This will rename files matched by *.jpg in the format YYYY_MM_DD_HH_MM_SS

(jhead is required to be installed)

I use this format so Coppermine Gallery (http://coppermine.sourceforge.net) can then change the Image description to it’s actuall date using the filename.

Popularity: 16% [?]

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Iptables for Cpanel (Linux)

By NullMind on October 26, 2004

I rarely Use Cpanel server anymore, but we do have a few on the NOC, and they constantly the target of hackers .. so ..

With the Help of Vladimir (Unicorn) .. here is a nice Iptables ruleset for Cpanel based servers.

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Popularity: 12% [?]

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