Ubuntu 20.04 LTS Minimal Server Installation on ESXi 6.5

Categories ESXi, Linux
  • The recommended system requirements are:
  • CPU: 1 gigahertz or better
  • RAM: 1 gigabyte or more
  • Disk: a minimum of 2.5 gigabytes
  • NOTE: This installation media is a minimal install of Ubuntu which means their is no graphical user interface. Everything must be done on the command line unless you were to install the GUI yourself.
  • Minimal installations are better for a server in the sense that their are less packages to be installed and less services needed to run. This makes the instance more secure, faster and less need for resource overhead. All of this will depend on what services the server is to provide though.

Github – Create a Repository and Push Your Code with Git

Categories Git, Github, Linux, Python
  • Create a repository name and give it a description.
  • Set the repository for public view or private where you can control who sees the repository.
  • You can select to auto generate a README file for general information about the repository.
  • You can choose to add a .gitignore which will omit tracking.
  • You can also give permissions VIA licensing.
  • Once the repository is created you can hop over to the terminal and follow the same syntax to initialize and push your files to the Github repository.
  • After a successful push you will now be able to see the content inside of the Github repository.

A Few Benefits

  • Easier project contribution
  • Version control
  • A showcase for your work

Hacking WiFi Digital Photo Frame with Touchscreen IPS LCD Display and 16GB Built-in Memory – 10 inch Aluratek

Categories Linux

I bought this for my fiance and she never used it so I got the idea to try and see how secure it was.

Things Needed:

  • a *nix OS
  • adb installed
  • Data cable USB/mini USB
  • Aluratek
  • adb root
  • adb shell

Directories we care about:
//vendor/etc/permissions

Commands:

list all installed packages:
pm list packages -f

running package:
monkey -p com.example.example -v 500

remount /system as read/write:
remount system to write: mount -o rw,remount /system