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Watermarking Video with ffmpeg

In this post, I will be explaining how to watermark videos with a PNG image watermark that is transparent where it needs to be, I will cover both Linux and Windows (Not much is different on the ffmpeg...

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Quick guide to mounting ISO file in linux

In short, You can (Up to date systems) mount it in 1 go with something like mount -o loop /path/to/my-iso-image.iso /mnt/iso Step 1, what is the next loop number we can mount on ? losetup -f This will...

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Fixed – HP laptop fan very loud and vibrates

The lowdown, applying grease to the fan pin works, no idea for how long (Already ordered a replacement fan from the HP website just in case), but when this fan fails, I will certainly update this post...

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Connecting to Windows KVM with VNC and putty tunnel

KVM, by default only allows people behind the local computer hosting the virtual machines to connect to them, so here are the tips on creating a tunnel to the host computer and connecting to your...

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Changing Windows Fax And Scan storage folder

Well, to make a long story short, I make large scans that don’t need to be on my system disk, I would like to have them stored on the spinning disk, So, i searched online, and found that people were...

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reverting tp-link tl-mr3220 V2 to stock firmware the easy way

If you are on openwrt and want to revert back to factory firmware, you need to do the following easy steps Download the file from tp-linkunzip the file (Make sure it has up_boot in the nameupload the...

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Debricking a TP-MR3220 V2 router using tftp only

Usually, i go with a serial cable, these days, people have found simpler ways Start by downloading lede-17.01.5-ar71xx-generic-tl-mr3220-v2-squashfs-factory.bin from the openwrt website (Don’t use the...

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How fast is a raspberry PI 3/4 B

The answer is, depending on your needs, but you are not here to hear that now are you, so I did a little experiment, tailored specifically for a certain need that does not apply accross the board, but...

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IO priority in linux

When tarring a file, even if the process (Nice) priority is low, sometimes the IO will make the computer unusable, so what you can do it ask Linux to only work on the IO intensive job when there is no...

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using rsync

rsync is better than mv to move files because of a few reasons First, it gives you much more control, for example the following command rsync -a -v --ignore-existing --remove-source-files...

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Quick 10 minute LVM Setup.

Sometimes, you realize you would want to use LVM in a computer but you want a tutorial to take you there fast, So i have put this post together to get you up and running in 10 minutes or less. First,...

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Running the mv command in the background

One of the most annoying things that can happen to you is to disconnect your laptop from the network, then realize that there was a file moving job that was running, the command is going to get...

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The DU command

Sometimes you need to find the largest sub directory in a directory, for this, the DU command has an argument that can work for you, max-depth du -h --max-depth=1 backup-final The above will simply...

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The cheapest 3.3V power supply using the LD33CV (LD1117V33)

To create a tiny power supply to turn a 5V power source into 3.3V for powering the ESP8266 or ESP32, or maybe an Arduino pro mini (3.3V version), all you need to do is to couple the LD33CV-LD1117V33...

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Programming the 3.3V arduino pro mini with a CP2102 breakout

The CP2102 breakout board shown in the photo below has a selector between 3.3V and 5V. In my case, i simply connected it the way you see it here to a USB port with 3.3V, and what do you know, it...

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How to tell if the arduino pro mini is 5V (16mhz) or 3.3V (8MHZ)

if it is not checked on the back side, the best way to do this is to look at the resonator, (Clock) – usually a Crystal oscillator, but I don’t see why it can’t be a ceramic resonator, if it has...

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8 Chan relay module with arduino pro mini 3.3v

To begin with, an Arduino pro mini is capable of driving the 8 port relay with optocouplers, the power required to drive the mechanical relay is provided separately with the most common relay boards...

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Mounting a disk image in Linux

The new way of mounting a disk image created with dd, dd_rescue, or ddrescue has become much simpler than before, all you need now is to issue the command losetup --partscan --find --show disk.img...

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A super simple IOT home electric meter / record keeper

Simple IOT project of the day, a super simple IOT home electric meter / record keeper, without a need to modify anything at home. Before you Start – This is very simple hands onWhat is it – It’s a...

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Everything about the Arduino Mega 2560 Pro Embed

In this post, I am simply making a reference of the Arduino mega 2560 Pro Embed so that i can find the info easily when i need it again The Arduino pro mega embed is basically the same MCU (CPU) as...

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