2 days agoMember-onlyPatching Microsoft’s RDP service yourselfYou probably arrived at this article looking for a way to allow multiple RDP sessions to you Windows Home or Professional machine. If you want the quick fix, read this article. If you want to know a little bit more what you are doing, keep reading this ;-) The original…Disassembly3 min read
Published in Robovision AI·Oct 20, 2021Use Kubernetes’ ExtendedResourceToleration to keep out non-GPU podsFor all those using GKE, you might have noticed Google does a pretty good job at managing GPU pods. That is, pods that request a GPU automatically get assigned a GPU node and non-GPU-pods are kept out. From the GKE docs: When you add a GPU node pool to an…Kubernetes4 min read
Mar 29, 2020Fixing Star Trek (Picard)Picard season 1 just ended. As a true Star Trek fan, I had some mixed feelings watching the show. On one hand, it gave me goose bumps every time I saw one of the original Star Trek characters. On the other hand, I resented the new dark style. In times…Star Trek3 min read
Mar 11, 2020How to resize a gcePersistentDisk on GKEIf you’re like me and you defined your Google Persistent disk on GKE like this: volumes: - name: your-volume-name gcePersistentDisk: pdName: your-disk fsType: ext4 Then, like me, you won’t have a partition table on this disk. Apparently it is possible to simply write to a disk without having a partition…Kubernetes2 min read
May 19, 2019Building your custom Raspbian imageI recently had to prepare a Raspberry Pi for a client, but it would take too long to send the Pi itself. I had to come with a way to prepare the Pi locally, create an image and send this image electronically. The problem with creating an image of an…Raspberry Pi3 min read
May 11, 2019Member-onlyReverse engineering Mifare Classic NFC cards using the hardnested attackI’ve always been a fan of hacking. Not to harm others but just for the fun of it. A few years ago, I learned about NFC hacking. At that time we had a NFC card at the office which allowed us to get 3 free drinks a day out of…Nfc6 min read
Jan 25, 2019Member-onlyReverse engineering dongle protected softwareI was young, the internet just started and we could get tons of software for free. It was free because somebody out there was “kind” enough to crack/patch the .exe file. I’ve put “kind” between quotes, because this was the view I had when I was a kid. Now I’m…Programming5 min read
Jan 13, 2019Member-onlyWPE: Building full screen web applications for the Raspberry PiFor those that didn’t read my previous blog post: WPE WebKit gives you a full screen browser with hardware acceleration on an ARM device like the Raspberry Pi. After figuring out how to run WPE Webkit on a Raspberry…Raspberry Pi7 min read
Nov 15, 2018Member-onlyBuilding WPE WebKit for Raspberry Pi 3I’ve been a fan of the Raspberry Pi since it first came out in 2012. It’s very handy to run little applications that interact with GPIO ports. Controlling our garage doors or using one as media player are good examples I’ve always disliked that the Pi’s browsers don’t support any…Raspberry Pi5 min read
Oct 26, 2018Deploying Let’s Encrypt certificates using tls-alpn-01 (https)For those who don’t know what Let’s Encrypt is: it’s a service that lets you generate free certificates so you can run your website with https. How does it work? You run the certbot tool from Let’s Encrypt on your Linux server, pick the domain name you want a certificate…Ssl4 min read
