Monthly Archives: November 2013
Mass blocking of evil IP addresses with iptables and IP sets
When running a Linux server or firewall it may be useful to use iptables to block a list of known “evil” IP addresses. There are many organizations maintaining “block lists” of such IPs, such as Spamhaus, DShield, and OpenBL. Blocking … Continue reading
Configuring Flash Player Settings and Updates with VBScript
Adobe Flash Player on Microsoft Windows is is configured by a file, mms.cfg, rather than registry entries. For a computing environment using Active Directory, a file is more troublesome to handle than registry entries, which can easily be controlled with … Continue reading
USB-compatible Saturn controllers
Do you love the Sega Saturn control pad? If not, you’ve probably never used it (or maybe you only used the analog version, or the 1st-gen US Saturn version). The Japanese Saturn controller (equivalent to the 2nd-gen US Saturn controller) … Continue reading