Just saw that this was released & makes me even more excited for next season…

Cannot wait for this movie to be released, & Ryan Reynolds just posted a photo of Domino, a la a Deadpool (1) edit: [caption id=“attachment_39” align=“alignleft” width=“300”] Promo photo from the original Deadpool Movie[/caption] [caption id=“attachment_40” align=“alignleft” width=“300”] Edit of a promo photo from DeadPool 1[/caption]

> #RIPChester [caption id=“attachment_26” align=“alignnone” width=“300”] RIP Chester Bennington[/caption]

Plenty of other sites have already brought this up, but I wanted to have it referenced here for myself. I gave it a shot for myself & while I think I followed it all the way through, still seem to be missing the root access part. Will have to give it another round & see which step I may have missed. GitHub: marcosscriven/galeforce Remove the screw & gently pry off the bottom of the unit. Hold the [RESET] button while plugging in a USB-C adapter with Power Delivery. The two I bought to use are: (1) dodocool USB C Hub Type C 3.1 Power Delivery, (2) USB-C Hub, iClever Mutiport Adapter Keep the [RESET] button held until the status light is blinking orange Next step, press “the tiny bubble switch” that marcosscriven shows in his post The status light will then blink purple again, & then restart itself Wait for the device to complete the reboot, & begins blinking purple again Insert the pre-formated USB stick & press the “bubble switch” once more. You should then be all set! Here is where I ran into the issue. At this point you should be able to login as root: ...

So this will now be the third time I’ve made up this site? Seem to randomly be losing access or run into some issue or another. But, let’s see how long it lasts this time.

selfh.st: Command Corner There are some extremely useful commands here, & I just wanted to have them noted down somewhere. tr -dc A-Za-z0-9_ < /dev/urandom | head -c 16 | xargs Use tr -dc A-Za-z0-9_ < /dev/urandom | head -c 16 | xargs to quickly generate a password from the command line (create a bash alias for quick reference in the future): $ tr -dc A-Za-z0-9_ < /dev/urandom | head -c 16 | xargs nfZY12B8v9ppdayQ ls | wc -l Use ls | wc -l to quickly count the number of files & folders in the current directory: $ ls | wc -l 8 for i in *; do test -d $i && du -sh $i; done ` Use for i in *; do test -d $i && du -sh $i; done to output a list of directories in the current folder and their sizes (skipping files and subdirectories): ...