About one and a half month ago I underwent a corneal transplantation to treat the advanced Keratoconus in my right eye. To make my experiences available to readers outside the Netherlands I decided to write an article in English with all my experiences with the corneal transplantation. Continue reading Post ID 306
Another one in the series “messing around until I got it right”…
I wanted to get access to the local network at my parents house to manage computers using remote desktop. Now it is quite simple to tunnel IP traffic over a SSH connection, but I wanted proper access to the network. I just want to open mstsc on my own computer, enter the local IP address of the computer I want to access and be able to do my stuff. Continue reading Post ID 306
Today I had an annoying attack on my Cisco 851W router. Some (likely) compromised computer in Laos was trying to bruteforce my SSH access wich I have open to the Internet for monitoring purposes. I noticed it because while there was no traffic going through the router the WAN light was still flashing in a steady pace. Continue reading Post ID 306
Recently I purchased a Sangean ATS-505 shortwave receiver. I had some money to spend and I figured I needed a portable receiver for the summer to monitor shortwave transmissions, especially amateur radio activity. That is also the reason why this review is geared towards SWL’s and radio amateurs.
I bought the receiver in an electronics shop in the center of the town where I live, Utrecht. It cost me about 90 euro’s. I think that is an acceptable price considering this receiver has full shortwave coverage and can receive SSB transmissions.
A couple of days ago the Cisco 851w router I ordered was delivered. I purchased this device because my old wireless router, a Netgear WGR614v6 was having a hard time with the many NAT entries caused by the increased amount of (wireless) users. I also wanted to increase my experience with configuring Cisco hardware. Continue reading Post ID 306
