HTTP/0.9 Request and Other One-Liners

November 26, 2023

WD Blue SA510 1TB WDS100T3B0B Failure... Again

November 15, 2023

GeoCities Downtime - WD Blue SA510 1TB WDS100T3B0B Failure

April 09, 2023

RetroChallenge 2022/10 - GeoCities Rebuild on Dial-up at 28.8k

November 07, 2022

RetroChallenge 2022/10 - GeoCities Rebuild on Dial-up at 14.4k

October 31, 2022

General Electric Model 4665 AM/FM Radio - Part 3: Transmitter

October 22, 2022

Rebuilding GeoCities on macOS 12

October 12, 2022

Let's Encrypt Certbot Domain Listing Order

November 29, 2021

Dial-up on Windows 95 on the MiSTer FPGA

July 12, 2021

Intel Compute Stick STK1AW32SC

October 07, 2018

Ghost Publishing Platform on the Raspberry Pi

December 05, 2016

SSL / TLS / HTTPS Enabled, IRC Server Running

July 03, 2016

Initial Tests for a McRetroNet IRC Server

June 20, 2016

Generating Vanity Onion Addresses with Shallot

May 14, 2016

ZeroNet, BitTorrent and Another Darknet

March 04, 2016

Moved (Back) to WordPress

February 08, 2016

Debian, Uptime and Darknets

January 07, 2016

This one has always been tricky for me, remembering which Raspberry Pi was running which version of Raspbian / Debian.

Take Back the Darknet (Part 14)

January 05, 2016

Part 14 - Testing the Waters

Take Back the Darknet (Part 13)

January 04, 2016

Part 13 - Generating a Vanity Onion Address

Take Back the Darknet (Part 12)

January 04, 2016

Part 12 - Preparing Website Directories

Take Back the Darknet (Part 11)

January 04, 2016

Part 11 - Configuring HTTPS (SSL)

Take Back the Darknet (Part 10)

January 04, 2016

Part 10 - Configuring Tor

Take Back the Darknet (Part 9)

January 04, 2016

Part 9 - Configuring Apache

Take Back the Darknet (Part 8)

January 04, 2016

Part 8 - Installing Tor

Take Back the Darknet (Part 7)

January 04, 2016

Part 7 - Hardening Apache and Secure Shell

Take Back the Darknet (Part 6)

January 04, 2016

Part 6 - Installing Samba Server

Take Back the Darknet (Part 5)

January 04, 2016

Part 5 - Installing Apache 2.4 HTTP Server

Take Back the Darknet (Part 4)

January 04, 2016

Part 4 - Hardening Your Pi

Take Back the Darknet (Part 3)

January 04, 2016

Part 3 - Setting a Static IP Address

Take Back the Darknet (Part 2)

January 04, 2016

Part 2 - Image Raspbian, Basic Settings and Updates

Take Back the Darknet (Part 1)

January 04, 2016

Historical guide: This 14-part series documents the Raspberry Pi, Raspbian Jessie and Tor setup I used in January 2016. The original preamble was marked as an incomplete draft.

Block Imaging Drives with dd under Mac OS X

July 08, 2013

I’ve found dd extremely useful when dealing with older or otherwise inconvenient disk formats. This was particularly handy for Mac OS Standard / HFS media because OS X 10.6 Snow Leopard treated HFS as read-only. I also used it for Raspberry Pi media containing Linux filesystems that OS X did...

Raspberry Pi, BerryBoot and Raspbian Wheezy File Server Experiment

May 11, 2013

Here begins a new journey. A journey into the world of underpowered Linux computers.