FreeBSD: Fixing the stuck-on-reboot problem on the Dell Inspiron 7352 (and possibly newer ThinkPads) While the Dell Inspiron 7352 is not my primary FreeBSD laptop (that would be an HP EliteBook Folio 1040 G1), the Inspiron is the laptop I use exclusively for schoolwork and my job
FreeBSD Setting the CPU Affinity on FreeBSD Jails with ezjail I just got a new home server: a HP ProLiant ML110 G6. Being a FreeBSD person myself, it was natural that I used it on my server instead of Linux. I chose to
tor PSA: Run a Tor node, lose access to Chinese IPs Today, I wanted to try to see how the Internet looks behind the Great Firewall of China. I used a public HTTP proxy list listing Chinese proxy servers (meaning getting into Chinese censorship
FreeBSD Scrolling on FreeBSD with the arrow keys I recently acquired a HP EliteBook 9470m (before you ask: it's personal), and installed FreeBSD on it. The Synaptics touchpad is detected on FreeBSD as a PS/2 mouse on both laptops, and
FreeBSD Running Minecraft on FreeBSD I certainly am late to the party, but I got a Minecraft license as a gift. As a user of FreeBSD on the desktop, I do run into a few problems, one being
Ghost Switching from Pelican to Ghost If you haven't noticed, I have changed my website again. This time, I'm using the popular Node.js blogging platform Ghost. Installing Ghost on FreeBSD did take some effort, primarily because npm didn't
FreeBSD FreeBSD, NVIDIA Driver 367.35 (or later), and dealing with the change of kernel module name to nvidia-modeset UPDATE: A cleaner solution to this can be found in the section Cleaner Solution below. I moved it to the top as of August 30th. If you are still interested with the old
Software OnionLauncher Guide OnionLauncher is a launcher for the Internet anonomity software Tor using Python, PyQt5, and Stem. It is similar to a prevoius project I done (TorNova), but is different in some aspects. But the
Networking Routing subnets behind a Asus RT-N56U with Padavan firmware Sometimes, I like to play with routing (no really) and for me, it is often desirable to route subnets to subrouters (like a Cisco box) behind a WLAN router that does NAT. In
Null Hello World (again!) I accidentally deleted my Pelican website, but couldn't restore it so I had to start from scratch. Luckily, not much was on it. My server didn't crash, it was just human error. Well,