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author | David Timber <dxdt@dev.snart.me> | 2024-11-18 12:05:54 +0100 |
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committer | David Timber <dxdt@dev.snart.me> | 2024-11-18 12:05:54 +0100 |
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@@ -3,52 +3,54 @@ Here you can find all the work I've publish on Github Gist. As Gist works as a blog service for devs and doesn't come with version control, I thought I'd put -all the work in a git repo. Some tools I wrote for gist are actually VC-worthy +all the work in a git repo. Some tools I wrote for gist are actually VCS-worthy projects that I really wouldn't bother making a git repo for each. I hope you enjoy your stay! ## Index -- [aws-ipblocks-csv](aws-ipblocks-csv/README.md): download AWS Public IP address - ranges in CSV format. No middle man involved - everything done on your browser -- [toss-aws-eip](toss-aws-eip/README.md): get an Elastic IP address until you get one in - the range you want -- [mx-aaaa](mx-aaaa/README.md): query AAAA MX of popular email service providers - (part of tracking transition to IPv6 progress) -- [flock_mmap](flock_mmap/README.md): test code demonstrating a bug in Linux's - implementation of `flock()`. -- writeups: all the write ups written up - - [fedora-korean/chromium-font-fallback.ko.md](writeups/fedora-korean/chromium-font-fallback.ko.md): - bug report - Chromium has their own font-fallback mechanism which implements - an inadequate fallback of CJK - - [im-korean/im-korean.ko.md](writeups/im-korean/im-korean.ko.md): - (Korean)troubleshooting CJK input method issues on Linux desktop environment - - [google-calendar-flairs/README.ko.md](writeups/google-calendar-flairs/README.ko.md): - reverse engineering and extracting Gogole Calendar's flair images - - selfhosting-email: everything I want to talk about on self-hosting your own - email - - [selfhosting-email/selfhosting-email.md](writeups/selfhosting-email/selfhosting-email.md): - TODO (turns out, Google was not the only evil one) - - [selfhosting-email/fuckyou-gmail.en.md](writeups/selfhosting-email/fuckyou-gmail.en.md): - on Gmail's headache-inducing block box spam filter - - [headless-vnc.ko/headless-vnc.ko-kr.md](writeups/headless-vnc.ko/headless-vnc.ko-kr.md): - (Korean)setting up a virtual X11 seat to use GUI on GPUless cloud instances - - [react-native/react-native.md](writeups/react-native/react-native.md): on - problems with React Native - - [ipv6-korea/ipv6-korea.ko.md](writeups/ipv6-korea/ipv6-korea.ko.md): - (Korean)IPv6 roll-out in Korea is way behind - - [ec2-ipv6-prep/ec2-ipv6-prep.md](writeups/ec2-ipv6-prep/ec2-ipv6-prep.md): - on IPv6 readiness on AWS EC2 - - [ktcloud-review/ktcloud-review.kr.md](writeups/ktcloud-review/ktcloud-review.kr.md): - (Korean)my review of KT Cloud, a CSP by Korea's largest telecom conglomerate - KT - - [console.aws-ec2-binary-userdata/console.aws-ec2-binary-userdata.md](writeups/console.aws-ec2-binary-userdata/console.aws-ec2-binary-userdata.md): - bug report - encoding issues when using binary user data on AWS Management - Console - - [powershell-email/README.md](writeups/powershell-email/README.md): send - emails in Powershell - - [hackintosh/cloud+libvirt.md](writeups/hackintosh/cloud+libvirt.md): - hackintosh on cloud + - [aws-ipblocks-csv](aws-ipblocks-csv/README.md): download AWS Public IP + address ranges in CSV format. No middle man involved - everything done on + your browser + - [toss-aws-eip](toss-aws-eip/README.md): get an Elastic IP address until you + get one in the range you want + - [mx-aaaa](mx-aaaa/README.md): query AAAA MX of popular email service + providers (part of tracking transition to IPv6 progress) + - [flock_mmap](flock_mmap/README.md): test code demonstrating a bug in Linux's + implementation of `flock()`. + - writeups: all the write ups written up + - [fedora-korean/chromium-font-fallback.ko.md](writeups/fedora-korean/chromium-font-fallback.ko.md): + bug report - Chromium has their own font-fallback mechanism which implements + an inadequate fallback of CJK + - [im-korean/im-korean.ko.md](writeups/im-korean/im-korean.ko.md): + (Korean)troubleshooting CJK input method issues on Linux desktop + environment + - [google-calendar-flairs/README.ko.md](writeups/google-calendar-flairs/README.ko.md): + reverse engineering and extracting Gogole Calendar's flair images + - selfhosting-email: everything I want to talk about on self-hosting your own + email + - [selfhosting-email/selfhosting-email.md](writeups/selfhosting-email/selfhosting-email.md): + TODO (turns out, Google was not the only evil one) + - [selfhosting-email/fuckyou-gmail.en.md](writeups/selfhosting-email/fuckyou-gmail.en.md): + on Gmail's headache-inducing block box spam filter + - [headless-vnc.ko/headless-vnc.ko-kr.md](writeups/headless-vnc.ko/headless-vnc.ko-kr.md): + (Korean)setting up a virtual X11 seat to use GUI on GPUless cloud instances + - [react-native/react-native.md](writeups/react-native/react-native.md): on + problems with React Native + - [ipv6-korea/ipv6-korea.ko.md](writeups/ipv6-korea/ipv6-korea.ko.md): + (Korean)IPv6 roll-out in Korea is way behind + - [ec2-ipv6-prep/ec2-ipv6-prep.md](writeups/ec2-ipv6-prep/ec2-ipv6-prep.md): + on IPv6 readiness on AWS EC2 + - [ktcloud-review/ktcloud-review.kr.md](writeups/ktcloud-review/ktcloud-review.kr.md): + (Korean)my review of KT Cloud, a CSP by Korea's largest telecom conglomerate + KT + - [console.aws-ec2-binary-userdata/console.aws-ec2-binary-userdata.md](writeups/console.aws-ec2-binary-userdata/console.aws-ec2-binary-userdata.md): + bug report - encoding issues when using binary user data on AWS Management + Console + - [powershell-email/README.md](writeups/powershell-email/README.md): send + emails in Powershell + - [hackintosh/cloud+libvirt.md](writeups/hackintosh/cloud+libvirt.md): + hackintosh on cloud ## Copyright Unless classified otherwise, all the work I do I go by Apache-2.0. Mate, if I |