I’m old. Old enough to forget the name of the app I used before I even knew RSS existed (or maybe RSS didn’t exist yet?). Anyway, after some googling (actually, Google wasn’t helpful here — Yandex showed it as the second result), I finally remembered: it was the WatzNew app. To add a new website, I had to figure out how to parse its HTML manually. Then I switched to an RSS reader (probably Google Reader), and later to Twitter.
UniFi Network application (as of time of writing, latest version is 9.0.114) has two interfaces: New and Legacy. While Ubiquiti has kept improving the New interface, the Legacy interface has some features that are not available in the New interface. Two examples are:
In this article, we will go through the process of updating the FreeBSD operating system to version 14.1-RELEASE. You will need administrator privileges to perform the update, so we will use the doas utility.
I’ve been having this issue for years, but I finally figured it out today without Apple’s help. I tried to get support from Apple, but their support was not useful.
Once upon a time, DigitalOcean offered FreeBSD droplets. I had one for many years, and this morning I decided to upgrade from FreeBSD 12.3 to 12.4. The upgrade went well until the last reboot after running pkg-static upgrade -f to reinstall all installed packages.
My Late-2014 iMac 5K started to show its age, not on the compute side, but on the LCD side: screen ghosting, i.e. after leaving a light window on the screen it would remain visible after switching to a darker background. So when Apple released the new Mac mini with Apple Silicon I was happy for a while, but then decided not to order right away, because 16GB of memory would be a downgrade from my current 32GB setup. However, the screen issues forced me to pull the plug, and in early December I ordered a new Mac mini with an estimated delivery date sometime in January.
Ну, привет.
Вторая попытка вести свой блог. Посмотрим, что с этого выйдет, тк первая попытка мне не понравилась.
Нужно было мне синхронизировать время между двумя серверами и сделать это точнее, чем NTP. Погуглив немного, нашел, что какое-то время назад начали разрабатывать стандарт, который позволяет синхронизировать время до наносекунд. Подробнее о том, как он это делает, можно почитать на сайте IEEE 1588, а в данной статье расскажу, как я решил поставленную задачу.