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Watermarking all the images

I know that most of my posts lately have been on photography and have been leaving the tech side behind quite a lot…so this is back on to bash scripting Most people who post photos online have some sort of watermarking so that their images aren’t easily stolen. Some watermarks are annoying and simply [...]

After a shower…

When I got into the shower today I saw that there was a photograph moment with the shower knobs and I took these two shots after I got out of the shower…and it cooled down in there Recipe 1 shower knob Sprinkle of water Straighten and crop the image in Lightroom Kubota’s Hollywood Intensity at 100% TRA’s Boutwell [...]

Perfect Paper Passwords and SSH on Linux

I’m a listener of the Security Now Podcast from TWiT network and a couple of episodes ago Steve Gibson spoke about a One Time Passwords system that he had created which is denominated Perfect Paper Passwords and he explained how it works. The community has actually taken this security system and have developed ways to implement [...]

Arepas Costarricenses

For years I have loved the “Arepas” that my mom has made, the same recipe that was used by her grandma when she was a child, but the Costarican “Arepa” appears to be forgotten even by it’s own people and a search on the Internet for this recipe returns pages after pages of “Arepas” from [...]

Sun Netra T1 DC200

So, after a couple of weeks of trying to figure out how to install Debian Linux on a Netra T1, I was finally able to install one of the three Netra servers that a good friend of mine sent me. Currently it’s just doing the firewall work and the old server is still serving the [...]

Reverse SSH Tunnel

My home server is located behind a NAT, my ISP hasn’t given me my Public IP, so what can I do to connect to my home server when I’m at work. Simple just do a SSH Reverse Tunnel. I’ll explain how on this small HowTo. Continue reading ‘Reverse SSH Tunnel’



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