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Reading time ~1 minute I don’t have nearly the free time I did when I decided to turn the BratAlarm crackme into a tutorial. I’m still working on it though! I just end up getting 10-20min here and there, half of which is spent re-reading half of what I wrote the last time. I squeezed out a couple little things for the sprite editor too and did a little more spring cleaning. As usual, I got distracted with some side projects.

I wanted to brush up more on my C so I started doing more exercises. I also bought all the components to build my new VDI server, as well as a better router – with DD-WRT to boot. My VDI server went from an old Core 2 Duo with 8GB of DDR2-RAM to an i7-3820 with 16GB of DDR3-RAM (expandable to 64GB). Luckily, the Asrock X79 Extreme6 board uses the same Intel RAID controller so I was able to just migrate the VM RAID array over without issue. Ditto for the Debian host drive. I got tired of the cludgy performance too so I converted all my VirtualBox VMs to KVM and serve that up via Spice.

I’m still a bit hamstrung by bandwidth though; the server’s 100mbps wifi connection through a range extender struggles with streaming a 1080p desktop. I picked up another three 300GB VelociRaptors to eventually add some mirroring to the array, as well as a 3TB WD Red for file storage and backups. Reading time ~2 minutes I’m almost done with Part IV of the Bratalarm Crackme tutorial series.

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I realized it’s one (of the undoubtedly many) element of programming I’ve pretty much never dealt with. My first project with graphics was a proof-of-concept in QBASIC. Reading time ~1 minute I got my Raptors in. Download Lexicon Lxp Native Reverb Bundle. Strata Design 3d Cx 6 Keygen on this page. It took a bit to figure out how to get everything working correctly, especially the RAID.

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At least it can run with 8GB RAM though so I picked that up on eBay for $30. The other desktop machine I have is that Core 2 Quad, 3-point-something-GHz, but the Gigabyte EP31-DS3L mobo is capped at 4GB and the architecture is a bit aged so it runs pretty warm and the four 120mm case fans are incredibly loud. Coupled with the FoxConn GeForce 9800GTX due to the lack of onboard video, it’s also not terribly conservative of electricity. It’s pretty much sat dormant for two years now. I’ve stuck with running multiple VMs on my very capable MSI GE70 with a Core i7.