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Getting a headless connection to a server
I just learnt how to get a headless connection to a server before it has even booted. This gives access to LUKS and LVM, giving the oppurtunity to decrypt an encrypted hard drive. The solution was in this blog post. … Continue reading
Bookmarks in terminal
Today I found a great tool to ease the navigation in terminal, called apparix. It lets you bookmark a folder so that you easily can navigate to it just by typing to nameofbookmark To install apparix in Ubuntu, type sudo … Continue reading
Using Wacom tablet with dual monitors (TwinView) in Ubuntu
I have a setup with two monitors on my computer and wanted to restrict my Wacom tablet to only one of the screens. Otherwise, the tablet is expanded to the entire two screens, making any drawing stretched. This has shown … Continue reading
Spotify for Linux
Awesome news! Spotify is now finally available as a native client for Linux. I have no idea why I haven’t spotted this earlier, as it was already announced in July, but in any case it is finally here. Although they … Continue reading
LaTeX It! (and a new blog)
Together with my good friend, Mikael, I’ve started a blog about physics, chemistry, maths and technology over at Mindseye.no. Some of my postings over there will be dual posted here. Especially those about technical notes and tutorials. This is the … Continue reading
Internal licensing error
What do you say? Is there something wrong with the internal license? Well, just change the name of that client, and we’ll be alright! Continue reading
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Tagged fail, Internet, rdp, rdpv5, remote desktop server, terminal server client, Ubuntu, windows
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Connect to your N900 while developing via usb
Sometimes it feels good to be a bit lazy and let your OS do that boring terminal-typing for you whenever you connect a new device. Continue reading
Automount an SSH server in Ubuntu
If you ever need to mount a SSH server in Ubuntu, this is probably the easiest way to do it. This method uses a public/private key pair to authenticate with the server, making the whole process work without passwords. Continue reading

