Exploiting Utilman.exe to recover Windows passwords
Sometimes you must do bad things to regain control of Windows. Yes, I know there are simpler ways, but this laundry list does work.
Read More → Exploiting Utilman.exe to recover Windows passwordsWhen does the 64-bit Unix time_t really end?
Inspired by Numberphile‘s YouTube video on the end of (Unix) time, I began crunching some numbers, pondering the end of 64-bit time_t. Numberphile arrived at December 4th, in the year 292,277,026,596, and I wanted to know how they got that result.
Read More → When does the 64-bit Unix time_t really end?Fagfolk og regninger
Problemet med fagfolk er at de har tilpasset regningene sine til besparelsen. Fra en debatt om varmepumper i Teknisk ukeblad, mars 2015. Sitatet er tatt ut av sammenhengen, men ordene treffer bra for de tilfellene hvor sluttsummen er astronomisk, og målene skulle blant annet være besparelser og effektivitet.
Read More → Fagfolk og regningerUEFI booting FreeBSD/amd64 stable/10 in VirtualBox 4.3.24
VirtualBox 4.3.24 is out, so I wanted to try out the UEFI version of the latest FreeBSD/amd64 stable/10 snapshot. It didn’t go well until I realised something important, however strange it may be.
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I am in great need of keeping long words set in teletype fonts on the same line of output in both TeX and LaTeX documents. Neither TeX nor LaTeX breaks the line ahead of teletype text when horizontal boxes overflow. The command \allowbreak exists in Plain TeX, and maybe it even existed in Basic TeX […]
Read More → \goodlinebreak in TeX and LaTeXReplicating an entire FreeBSD system using ZFS
I had a FreeBSD setup I wanted to replicate to another, identical computer. The source system runs ZFS and so should the receiving system. A recursive snapshot in combination with the zfs send and zfs receive commands proved most fruitful.
Read More → Replicating an entire FreeBSD system using ZFSFreeBSD – the ability to make a choice
… FreeBSD gives you the ability to make a choice how you want your boot prompt, splash screen, X login, desktop environment and applications. This, in my opinion, makes it very professional compared to systems that force a given set of settings upon the user, and there is no way to make a different choice. […]
Read More → FreeBSD – the ability to make a choiceSvensk FRA avdekker merkelige ord fra Sogn senterparti
Når binlad’n jagar osama, går hele ver’i til helvete. Svensk FRA avdekka merkelige ord fra Sogn senterparti. Selv tolken hadde store problemer med oversettelsen. Fra NRK P2, Hallo i uken, 2008-12-13.
Read More → Svensk FRA avdekker merkelige ord fra Sogn senterpartiesrever-utf-8.c
A few days ago I wrote a program that writes its reversed input to output. Here’s an UTF-8 version of that program. Beware, this program is not non-UTF-8 safe. Have fun. On second thoughts, maybe the source file should be named 8-ftu-esrever.c.
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I have a new computer on my desk at work. Today I felt the need to install CygWin to get mosh up and running.
Read More → mosh and CygWin 1.7.34 64-bit