OS X Technical Installing GNU-sed using Home Brew repository Last month’s technical article focused on adding BASH 4 to OS X using Home Brew, because OS X ships with BASH v3.257 due to GPLv3.0 licensing requirements. You can read … Continue reading →
Fun With OS X – Installing BASH 4 on OS X using Home Brew If you have spent any time using LINUX or even other Unix variants like Solaris, you are already painfully aware of the differences that … Continue reading →
Is The Mac The Amiga Of Today – Part II Back in July of 2015, I wrote a technical op-ed piece comparing the Macintosh with the Commodore Amiga, contrasting their technical strengths, marketing strategies and popularity with the creative crown. … Continue reading →
Wednesday Quickie – Outlook 2016 Attachment Reminder I accidently discovered a new feature in Outlook 2016 the other evening that I thought I would share. I know we have all done this at work, I know I am guilty of … Continue reading →
It was back in April when I posted the article here that SAMBA Update 4.2.10-6.el7_2 completely broke authentication with a Windows Active Directory domain controller, and in an emergency had to roll back to the previous version. That blog post can be … Continue reading →
CentOS 7 – Resetting Lost Root Password You have just discovered that you have forgotten the root password of your CentOS 7 workstation or server. What are you going to do? If you have access to an account … Continue reading →
Active Directory Authentication Breaks After Installing SAMBA 4.2.10-6.el7_2 This Issue Has Been Resolved! See Post – https://www.catracing.org/hendrb/post-update-active-directory-authentication-fixed-samba-update-4-2-10-6-2-el7_2/ For additional information! This is not going to be a very long technical post, but I did want to get the word out … Continue reading →
Back To BASIC – Chipmunk BASIC 3.1 on CENTOS 7 Back in December of 2014, I posted an article where I converted a BASIC program from the 1982 Commodore 64 Users Guide and converted it to a BASH script on … Continue reading →
CENTos 7 – Using Systemctl For this months technical blog thought I would share another difference between previous versions of the operating system. Which is very different and can be very confusing for those of us used to the older ‘unix’ … Continue reading →
What your Metadata says about you? Using Metadata To Analyze Your Lens Usage. Contrary to the title, this is not going to be another scare piece about how your camera’s metadata is a tool created by the some evil government … Continue reading →