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        <description>Base 64

Super easy on Linux

Encode:
echo -n &quot;sometext&quot; | base64
	&quot; -n     do not output the trailing newline&quot;



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Checksums are (hopefully) uniquely generated strings derived from applying a hash function to all of the data in a particular file. Common hash algorithms include MD5, SHA1, SHA256, and SHA512. A typical use case of a checksum is in the verification of downloaded files. A person hosting a file on the internet will often provide the checksum string for which a user can cross check with their own copy of the file. This is used to verify that the data has not been tampered with and that …</description>
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The best way to play swf files is with the official flash player, there are some other open source projects, but they seem to either not work at all or are too cumbersome to use as a simple tool that plays flash files. The link below serves all the debug programs for adobe flash player, including a stand alone executable that will play raw swf files.</description>
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        <description>Hetzner QEMU/KVM Server Setup

Hetzner has a very unique way of assigning additional IP ranges to their dedicated server, which, in order to use these IPs for a virtual machine server, requires a virtual bridge.

Kernel Options

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        <description>Remove Netplan On Ubuntu 18.04

With Canonical's addition of netplan in Ubuntu 18.04 as the de-facto networking replacement, certain configurations can be quite cumbersome and time-consuming to sort-out on this new YAML fed system.

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GUI

zenmap (nmap)

wireshark - Live packet monitoring and capture


Terminal

whois - Domain lookup

dig - Useful for DNS lookup

nload - Simple bandwidth graph with useful speed and transfer statistics

nmap - Powerful network scanner</description>
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