I have started using a ShareX for all of my Screen Grabbing needs as it’s supports a lot of different features that I can’t seem to find with any other program. I first started to use uploadscreenshot.com for uploads, I then I noticed The Website was down more then it was up so I needed a [...]
Right now I’m building a Encoder to Encoder a live stream to JTV/LiveStream/Ustream in real time up to 1080p using FFMPEG Cause we wanted the maximum CPU Cycles for the Encoder to do it’s work we are building this on Debian as “Headless” and I’m building a Web GUI for monitoring and controlling the encoder remotely Here is what is [...]
One of the thing I have to do as a System Administrator is run Backups. There are many ways to do Backups the only issue I have is it has to be easy and work. There are many commercial Backup systems from EMC2 to Full QNAP, and even Home based FreeNAS Solutions. I find that [...]
WetPHP is a utility class for PHP that sends back a JSON object of instructions to make changes to the DOM. Every return contains the new update interval (adjusted regularly to account for load average), the ID value of the target, the data, and the attribute (be it innerHTML or an actual attribute like SRC or HREF, [...]
I got board and made a Facebook “Like Bar” Witch keep’s the Facebook like bottom at the Top Right of your window even when your scrolling around. To use just change the website address from “WEBSITEHERE” to “www.yourdomainhere.tld”. Top-Right <!– Facebook Likebar http://thegeekoftheworld.com/likebar/ –> <style type=”text/css”> #likebar { position: fixed; margin: 0 0 0 [...]
Code name: JavaScript SSL Strip Detector and Alerter. Code version: v1.0 Copyright: Copyright (C) 2012 Richard Cornwell Website: http://thegeekoftheworld.com/js-ssl-strip-detector/ Email: richard@techtoknow.net Code license: GNU General Public License v3 You can find this Script at: http://thegeekoftheworld.com/scripts/sslstripjs.txt This code way made to protect the client for a local SSL Strip attack. Do take note this is only for the client side… not server [...]
