15.May.2019

will do exactly that: last -F # -F Print full login and logout times and dates. # output will look like this # username (who logged in) ip (from which was logged in) duration of session username pts/0 123.123.123.123 Tue […]

vestacp disable backups
14.May.2019

WARNING! central VestaCP software vendor was hacked in 2018 not sure if they fixed the problem and continue VestaCP development (a shame, it was really a very very nice web based gui to admin web and mailsevers) backups can become […]

linux bash – show all crontabs of all users
14.May.2019

cat /scripts/crontab_show_all.sh for user in $(cut -f1 -d: /etc/passwd); do echo $user; crontab -u $user -l; done outputs a nice list like this: in format: user command root no crontab for root actualuser * * * * * echo “stuff” […]

a pretty good ipv6 introduction – ipv4 depletion
09.May.2019

IPv6: Introduction it’s the year 2019, roughly 14% of the web is running ipv6. you can watch real time statistics here: (i have no clue how accurate the data is, how they are generated) https://ipv6.he.net/v4ex/sidebar/? … but it seems there […]

3d standard evolving on the browser
02.May.2019

web3d awesome! you can walk here with cursor buttons and tilt up and down with mouse wheel: and even upload your own pictures:   http://www.spacegoo.com/tiananmen/# marbleous: But the website itself is pretty impressive: unfortunately the tux web flying simulator did […]

linux bash arrays example
09.Apr.2019

arrays are pretty useful variables that hold key:value data pairs, per default the “key” is an integer number, BUT: as shown there can also be associative arrays, meaning the index can be any string (needs bash version4) this script demonstrates […]

08.Apr.2019

“the internet” in Germany is so slow… once your start page has finished loading… you actually forgot what you were searching for. (it has become better in Munich) PS: If this site (http://mycpu.eu) loads slow – it is because the […]

02.Apr.2019

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Win 10 Microsoft updates kills Start Menu – says No Security Updates anymore for Windows 7 SP1 after 2020-01
28.Mar.2019

https://boringsoftwaredevelopment.com/2020/01/episode1-0-screw-windows-10-how-to-setup-gnu-linux-debian-in-15min-including-desktop-and-office/ grab that open source software win32diskimager-1.0.0-install.exe to 1:1 copy (most) GNU Linux iso to USB and chances are really good: it will just boot 😀 (try that with windows haha X-D) Computers have grown complex (ignoring all the KISS(ing) […]

16.Mar.2019

2018-04: RISC-V CPUs not affected by spectre & meltdown “No announced RISC-V silicon is susceptible, and the popular open-source RISC-V Rocket processor is unaffected as it does not perform memory accesses speculatively.” (2018-01-05 src) “If you’re selling an IoT sensor […]

NASA wants to return to the Moon with Humans
13.Mar.2019

NASA wants to return to the Moon with Humans https://twitter.com/JimBridenstine/status/1105219802602315777 Also Funding of Mars Rover 2020 It will cache sample containers along its route for a potential future Mars sample-return mission.[9][10][11] and Mars Helicopter https://twitter.com/JimBridenstine/status/1105235695222833159 live space view from iss: […]

cost of cybercrime and lawful backdoors
09.Mar.2019

“The cost to companies from malware and “malicious insider”-related cyberattacks jumped +12 percent in 2018 and accounted for one-third of all cyberattack costs, according to new research published today by Accenture and the Ponemon Institute.” src: helpnetsecurity.com logical consequence: stop […]