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I asked the AI, on a purely generic level, what its view is on how one should pass on their expertise in a situation where they’ve become a ‘casualty’ of organizational restructuring: To what extent is someone who is stepping aside as a result of organizational restructuring ethically and morally obligated to teach their expertise … Read more
Logic doesn’t always have to be related to computers or programming—it can be very basic and hardware-related. Here’s a simple implementation of basic logic, inspired by everyday needs. Many times, we want to use the same speaker cab in either stereo or mono, depending on the situation. On top of that, we might have a … Read more
Here’s how you can determine the network geolocation of a Windows computer with a PowerShell script: The information can be utilized, for example, by sending the location via email when the computer starts and connects to the network, or for any purpose where knowing the location is desired. Geolocation data source: https://ipinfo.io/ The script can … Read more
The script Here’s a proof-of-concept for fetching a product’s price from a specific online store’s product page using Python: In this example, we use a somewhat random product to demonstrate how to fetch the price from the Finnish pages of the store. Essentially, all you need is the URL of the product page, which appears … Read more
Run the following PowerShell script as an administrator to extract login attempts: Simply copy the code and paste it into a PowerShell window. The output is displayed neatly in a grid view: You can then easily filter and sort the output data as needed: Note: Fetching all entries from the log may take some time, … Read more
To access a Cisco switch console port from macOS, you can use the built-in Terminal application with ‘screen’. Here’s how to do it: Requirements 1. Console cable: A Cisco console cable (RJ45 to DB9), and a USB-to-RS232 adapter, or a suitable direct USB cable, depending on the model of the switch. 2. Drivers: Ensure that … Read more
If you’re someone who uses SSH frequently, you’ll be happy to know that Windows no longer requires using PuTTY. You can use SSH directly from the command line or PowerShell, just like on Linux or macOS. To enable SSH public key authentication—whether for convenience or to enhance security—Windows does not include the ‘ssh-copy-id’ tool that … Read more
The server platform has been successfully installed. The setup may evolve in the coming days as configurations are refined. Stay tuned for upcoming content! Back