After years of running my own webservers and Mail-servers, I got annoyed by the amount of spam I had to handle and the almost daily task for it. But still I have to stop spam and after some googling I bumped into started using MX GuardDog. So far I’m quite enthusiastic about the features MX…
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Contribution to the TensorFlow Project
Posted by pieter on September 30, 2016It has been a while ago that I posted something on my weblog… sorry for that… Although I’ve been very busy the last year (not a real excuse not to post, but does explain it). Recently I’ve been involved in working with TensorFlow, the Machine Learning framework from Google. TF also provides TensorBoard a webinterface,…
Read MoreCheck if your Mac OS X is ‘infected’
Posted by pieter on August 4, 2015Some of you might have read the posting about the infection issues on Mac OS X I just looked into it and guess it’s easy to detect if you’re ‘infected’: $ sudo -u root cat /etc/sudoers | grep NOPASSWD | grep -v ^# | wc -l If it returns a 0, everything is fine… if…
Read MoreNew blog software
Posted by pieter on April 23, 2015And finally I found the time to install WordPress for my weblog. As you can see, the design has been changed. I hope that I will in the future give you a lot of nice information on the things I do. The old blog is still available via the link in the menu ‘old blog’.
Read MoreIT Security – Having a Cyber Security awareness in your company
Posted by Pieter de Rijk on December 10, 2014Again a nice movie by Deloitte where you have as an company a program on awareness on Cyber Security.
Read MoreIT Security – A company like yours
Posted by Pieter de Rijk on December 10, 2014A nice movie on IT Security by Deloitte.
Read MoreThe CoffeeCopter
Posted by Pieter de Rijk on October 30, 2014The Coffee Copter from screenturner on Vimeo.
Read MoreRestore a brick in a GlusterFS replicated volume
Posted by Pieter de Rijk on October 17, 2014 I did post a while ago on how to replace a failing brick in a replicated volume. This procedure worked quite well if the disk that is failing is still sort of ‘OK’… in the meanwhile I figured out a different approach which is even faster…
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