This blog post is an update for this one. I was recently contacted regarding the original post no longer working. Indeed, the scholar.py version used there is being blocked by Google Scholar.
Looking at the scholar.py GitHub page, we do find an updated version from about 8 months …
Imagine you have an Apache server set up with a virtualhost configuration listening to some domain, e.g.
my.domain:8080
You have a Flask app running at:
localhost:5000
You want to add a mod_proxy directive so that:
http://my.domain:8080/app_location/ ---> http://localhost:5000
Most resources will …
Again that time of the year where Windows’s being reinstalled, so once again I’m jotting down a list of apps I normally install right away, slightly updated versus last year.
(This list last updated in May 2016.)
I’ve been looking at various Java decompilers recently for a project I’ve been working on in spare time.
Java code obfuscation is something I have an interest in for no particular reason, mostly because you see a variety of cool approaches popping up in the wild to prevent …
Ever ran across a PDF export of a Powerpoint which looks like this?
Turns out it is not so easy to convert this to printable design (at least not without having access to the original presentation file, that is). Adobe Reader already allows to do the following:
Ctrl+K …This post describes how you can create a Python interpreter for a CanaryMod Minecraft server, providing access to the full internal Canary API (CanaryLib). Commands are issued on a separate console window and do not require players or server administrators to be running the game itself.
Following …
It should not come to a surprise that the Chinese technology giants are — just as their western counterparts, rolling out their respective versions of cloud storage services such as Google Drive, Dropbox, or OneDrive.
They are approaching it like most of their offerings:
I’ve been reinstalling a lot of Windows machines lately (cleaning house and such), and just wanted to jot down a list of apps I’ll install before doing anything else. To get the base system running, so to speak, mostly as a reminder to my future self.