2022 – Still going
Welcome to 2022 – May it be a good one.
Continuing from the previous post entitled Dabbling with NuGet.org, I’ve published some more unofficial, modern, very much work-in-progress clients for different APIs. Having spent the better part of my spare time this month to splitting off such shared logic, I think that’ll be it for now. Everything’s open-source, so feel free to contribute, or to …
Since my last post, I have been coding on a personal project in my spare time. As the code grows, I noticed that some of it could be spun off into more generic building blocks that could be re-used in other apps. As an exercise, I separated those parts from the main application, then packaged …
This document outlines how to allow connecting more than 10 devices to your ZTE 4G router. By default, a ZTE MF920V 4G router allows only for 10 devices (computers, tablets, phones) to connect to it simultaneously at any given point in time. Disclaimer: If you choose to follow this guide, you do so at your …
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During 2021 so far I’ve released a .NET Core license key generator and verifier library, of which the source code is freely available via GitHub. The following binaries can be incorporated freely via NuGet packages into your own projects: The BarbezDotEu.License.Generation NuGet package is there to generate license keys, and a BarbezDotEu.License.Verification package verifies any …
Until mid-2020 or so, zerossl.com was my personal go-to for generating certificates using the web. Sporting an easy UI, it allowed all of us in the free Web to create a SSL certificate for free for our web apps. As it stands, those days are now gone, at least via zerossl.com, at least for me. …
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Well, I guess the time has come to also open-source our Screenshot One Pro app.
On the early days of Shutdown and how the app came into existence.