Modifying macOS Display Resolutions
Some backstory:I have a Dell U2713HM 27" monitor that has DisplayPort, DVI-D, VGA and HDMI input. I have a dock that only outputs HDMI, so »
MakerForce
We are a small team of developers and makers who love to build innovative things. We participate in hackathons, do school research projects together, work on side projects and enjoy maker culture!
Domains Are Scary
A lot of our Internet depends on domain names. It's the one source we rely on for verifying authenticity of a website. HTTPS/TLS relies upon »
XSS in Modern Web Apps
Recently, as I was scrolling Twitter, I came across this tweet:I've built a tiny XSS challenge here https://t.co/dqoCAu6W0N I' »
Make your own Linux!
Building your own Linux OS from scratch is no dark magic, believe me! As long as you feel comfortable using a command line, it isn't such »
Setting up a Ad-Hoc network
Ad-Hoc networks are useful when you just need a connection between a few machines with Wireless networking and no routers. It's an underused feature, but sometimes »
Networking on the cheap
It is not hard to get your hands dirty on computer networking basics and operating networking equipment. I've been running my own home network for the »
Infrastructure 2017: Configuring CoreOS and Kubernetes, Part 1
With the new infrastructure, I wanted the entire setup to be reproducible from a set of configuration files and scripts. This would mean that I can »
Quick start to HTTPS with Caddy
Caddy is a easy-to-use web server and reverse proxy. You can use it to enable HTTPS on your self-hosted app with little effort. To start off, »
Infrastructure 2017: A new DNS setup
Previously, DNS has been a pain to maintain. I was using a cloud DNS service, so for every subdomain, I would have to log on to »
Infrastructure 2017: Router Setup
After getting the hardware and installing embedded pfSense to a flash drive is configuration. My initial intention was to have my servers and home network (which »
Infrastructure 2017: Router Hardware
October last year, I switched my routing to a virtual machine running pfSense, in the hopes of having better control over my home network. Turns out, »
Linux & Bash: Reverse proxying a webapp
In this blog post we will be setting up nginx to reverse proxy your webapp. You'll need nginx set up, and your webapp running and listening »