Programmatically Generate qrcodes on macOS
I recently needed to make device URLs easy for a service desk team to access. To do so I just piped the URLs into a little app called qrencode. First, I needed to install qrencode, which is pretty...
View ArticleEpisode 138 of the MacAdmins Podcast: Cool Provisioning Tricks with Scott Reed
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View ArticleThe History of Computing: Mavis Beacon Teaches Typing
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View ArticleThe Origin Of The Blue Meanies
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View ArticleJamf After Dark Podcast: Conditionally Accessing All The Things
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View ArticleWeb Server Bash One Liner for Linux or Mac
The nc (or netcat) binary is useful for a variety of TCP or UDP operations. You can open a listener, proxy connections, open a connection to another device, and port scan a device. And you can do it...
View ArticleScripting the Temp and Cache Directories on a Mac
Ever see a weird folder like /var/folders/g0/lr10g_wx4t75s2hd5129qhkc0000gn/T/ and wonder why it’s there? Those are usually Darwin or shell temporary or cache directories. They are where those weird...
View ArticleThe History Of Computing: Apple in the late 80s, The Blue Meanies, Pink,...
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View ArticleConvert File Encoding Types
Digging into old software, or software written on different systems, often ends up resulting in a mismatch in encoding types. Given how common this can be, most flavors of Linux and macOS come with a...
View ArticleThe MacAdmins Podcast: Managing Everything with Charles and Rich
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View ArticleThe History Of Computing: The Tetris Negotiations
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View ArticleThe History Of Computing: The Mother Of All Demos
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View ArticleThe History Of Computing: The Meteoric Rise of Snapchat
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View ArticleQuicker Port Scanning
The Mac and most distributions of Linux come with netcat built in. The Mac distribution is known as nc. You can run a super-quick port scan of another host without installing any third party tools....
View ArticleThe History of Computing Podcast: Before The Web, There Was Gopher
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View ArticleThe History of Computing Podcast: Susan Kare And Why Your Mac Is So Happy
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View ArticleThe History of Computing: The Apache Web Server
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View ArticleMy Metasploit Cheat Sheet
I’ve been using metasploit for a long time, but it’s not something I use daily. So I started a notes doc on it a long time ago. Here’s that doc. <3 The setup (dependencies install mostly via...
View ArticleUse Sidecar With Unsupported Macs
Sidecar is that spiffy new feature that allows you to extend your Mac desktop to an iPad. It’s cool but only officially supports the following devices; Any 27-inch iMac from Late 2015 or newerAny iMac...
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