The Windows XP SP1 and Server 2003 source code leaked recently, and it includes the build system. While it isn’t exactly simple to get it up and running, and not everything is included (missing winlogon is the biggest problem), people have already figured it out and managed to make working VMs from it. A quick… Read More Gotta Go Fast: Building old Windows on new Windows
At the worst possible moment, my C920 developed a horizontal line of dead pixels. I’m due to run an online event this weekend and I can’t do that without a half-decent webcam. But, with the lockdown in full effect, it seems that everyone has scrambled to buy them, and they’re out of stock everywhere –… Read More Fixing picture glitches and freezes on the Logitech BRIO 4K webcam in Windows
Windows Server supports NIC Teaming, also known as Load Balancing/Failover (LBFO), which allows you to bond multiple network interfaces together, for example using 802.3ad (LACP). It used to be possible to use Powershell on Windows 10 to use teaming, even though it wasn’t intended, but in 2016 Microsoft said that the feature was never intended… Read More Re-enabling NIC Teaming (LBFO) in Windows 10 & other desktop SKUs, even after Microsoft removed it
I ran into an issue where trying to view a wiki page in Gitea threw an error: template: repo/wiki/view:48:14: executing “repo/wiki/view” at <(not $.DisableHTTP) (and (not $.DisableSSH) (or $.IsSigned $.ExposeAnonSSH))>: can’t give argument to non-function not $.DisableHTTP This issue was fixed in Gitea 1.11.4, so you’re probably running 1.11.3 or before. The latest version of… Read More Fixing “can’t give argument to non-function not $.DisableHTTP” in Gitea Wiki pages
SMB Multi-Channel is a useful performance feature that distributes SMB traffic over multiple network connections, allowing it to scale across multiple network adapters, as well as multiple CPU cores through the use of receive-side scaling (RSS). It is supported and enabled in Windows 10 by default, and Samba has support for it as of version… Read More Setting up SMB Multi-Channel between FreeNAS (or any BSD/Linux) and Windows for 20Gbps transfers
I’m transitioning all of my local network services toward using an internal CA, but AdvancedTomato is a little trickier in that regard because it doesn’t have support for loading a custom cert or key in the web UI. Instead, you must connect over SSH and modify the certificate files manually, then write them to nvram.… Read More Setting a custom HTTPS certificate in Tomato, AdvancedTomato, or FreshTomato
TL;DR – OBS can do this using a display capture source and multiple output projectors. I’m using Streamlabs OBS on Windows, but you can probably make it work on regular OBS on any supported OS. On my home workstation I’ve got three side-by-side monitors. Normally I roughly dedicate them to separate tasks – left usually… Read More Mirroring content across multiple screens on Windows, without changing display configuration
A lot of folks on the net seem to be interested in moving games from the Epic Games store from one drive to another, usually because they’re running out of space on their disk or they want to move the game to faster storage. I installed a bunch of games when I first built my… Read More Moving Epic Games Store games without re-installing them
I recently built a new computer and enabled BitLocker on it. When doing so, it asked me to save my recovery key, but I didn’t have a working printer or a flash drive to hand to save my recovery key to (also it doesn’t seem sane to store the recovery key in cleartext on a… Read More Recovering BitLocker when the BCD has been modified
I’ve recently been making some mods for the game Rust. I don’t play much of the game myself, as I’m pretty bad at FPS games in general, but I do enjoy watching a select few YouTubers and streamers play it. One thing that I’ve seen a bunch of them complain about is the excessive use… Read More Using uMod Patcher to create new hooks for Rust (the game)
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