Part 3 – Setting a Static IP Address
As we are using Raspbian Jessie, both sudo and Nano are installed by default. Nano is a simple text editor, think Notepad for the command line. Easier to navigate than Vim. Sudo … Continue reading
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Take Back the Darknet (Part 2)
Part 2 – Image Raspbian, Basic Settings and Updates
First off we need to get an operating system onto the MicroSD card. We will be using the official image from raspberrypi.org. At the time of writing the most recent … Continue reading
Take Back the Darknet (Part 1)
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Objective: Host a darknet website on a Raspberry Pi.
Kickass Darknet Web Server TOC:… Continue reading
Part 1 - Preamble and Requirements
Part 2 - Image Raspbian, Basic Settings and Updates
Part 3 - Setting a
Programming Atmel Chips with PICkit 2 with AVRDUDE on a Mac
PICkit 2 is a piece of hardware developed by Microchip to flash their PIC chips. Atmel is essentially the rival of Microchip in this regard. The good news is, you can use a PICkit 2 to flash Atmel chips. Some … Continue reading
Socketing the Sega Channel Adapter BIOS (Japanese Version)
We needed to remove the chips to dump them, so why not video it? Enjoy! 😀… Continue reading
Sega Mega Drive / Genesis Cart Dumping via Parallel (Part 3)
The final test, dumping Sonic 1 via the second controller port of a Mega-CD – incredible right? I think … Continue reading
Sega Mega Drive / Genesis Cart Dumping via Parallel (Part 1)
Dumping carts via the second controller port of a Mega-CD, incredible right? Watch me go through the ummms and … Continue reading
Cleaning the Sony PSone Eject Mechanism Button
Mary Poppins would be proud, shining up the old PSone eject mechanism button. No idea what Mary Poppins is? Shame on you! (or … Continue reading
SNES SuperCIC Switchless Modchip – More Testing (Part 3)
They always say you can have enough testing, so let’s test the flash cart I made a few weeks (or is that … Continue reading
SNES SuperCIC Switchless Modchip – The Test (Part 2)
Part two moves onto testing, and what better to test with than John Madden and some Urban Strike! Look at those pixels … Continue reading
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