howdy all i have been away from a while battling dragons and you know…. that whole work thing. one question that i do keep getting on pissedoffadmins is about the vim screenshot and the rc file that i use. in this article i am going to explain some of the real big things in my … Read More
so after surfing around and stumbling across this site and realizing that i have a boring motd screen, i decided to convert (mostly) what they did at mewbies over to bash. its here here is a screen shot: click to enlarge
just felt like posting a screenshot of my term while in vim. enjoy click to enlarge EDIT 20141126 as per Alex : here are the plugins i use. here is a copy of my vimrc.
so after many years of playing me some sweet nethack, i decided to put together an auto-create script that will build a working nethack server on ubuntu (testing centos && gentoo) using dgamelaunch and nh343-nao. parts of this script were taken from all over the internet. when this script is run it will have it … Read More
So i had to grep multiple patterns into their own files from one stream and had forgotten about this and was trying to do this with awk & sed (which got very ugly really fast). instead, we just need tee, grep, and bash extensions. example: tee <srv1_20140912.log >(grep “access” >20140912_access.txt) >(grep “fail” >20140912_fail.txt) lets clean … Read More
so for the few of you that have seen my vim setup, here is a list of some of the plugins i use and a link to my vimrc file for all to use. Plugins: Vundle: or vim bundle which is a plugin manager Rainbow parenthesis: Highlight matching parens in a rainbow of colors Syntastic: … Read More
So a couple of minutes ago i had a massive lock up on my laptop and realized i could not get the Magic SysRq (see here) combination to work. lets first make sure that your kernel is configured for this : cat /proc/sys/kernel/sysrq should equal “1” after some testing, here are the simple steps to … Read More
so after a couple of posts about creating a multiboot flash drive, i created a script that should automate it a bit which is located here. as of time of writing: it formats the disk installs grub2 boots debian netinstall 32 & 64 boots fedora 32 & 64 boots gentoo 32 & 64 boots kali … Read More
So after writing the previous article about booting multiple distros from one flash drive, i realized that i needed to do some openbsd installs with zero network access. at time of writing i was installing openbsd54 Here are the steps i took to add openbsd install media on my multiboot flash drive first we need … Read More
this article is gentoo centric but can be done with most other distro’s pretty easily. i did this with a 4gb flash disk, but size is not an issue depending on what you plan on putting on there. First things first, lets make sure you have all the needed tools: emerge sys-fs/dosfstools which can be … Read More