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Fing now won’t let me scan without giving my money, so I forked an old Android app for that (Altia).
So, it came to my attention that Fing, the app highly recommended by Forbes, MakeUseOf, and other tech sites, has become so greedy that it now attempts to limit the most basic, essential features of the app: Scanning for devices inside a network. Fing Premium continuously scans your network so you don’t have to initiate…
Miracles happen when you sacrifice your freedom and human rights for God.
Human rights and ethics have become a significant concern in the modern world. Be it the war of Ukraine vs Russia, Palestine vs Israel, the #BlackLivesMatter and those ACAB moments during the early pandemic, the so-called “diversity, equity, and inclusion” (DEI) initiatives, and more. I usually have a neutral-oriented unwritten rule where I prefer to…
We’ve just fixed our IP address change.
Niagahoster (now part of Hostinger Group), one of our web hosting providers behind our main websites and others (reinhart1010.id, alterine0101.id, jow.my.id, kapanbisamakansianggratis.com), have changed the IPv4 address of our web hosting service from 109.106.252.95 to 45.90.230.160 without prior notice. Looking at the statistics data from the inbuilt AWStats feature in CPanel, the migration was likely…
Let’s redesign pr0xy and alt1e!
This blog post contains some AI-generated content. On this year’s European trip, I’d really like to celebrate and retcon the (#_ )s while travelling around Austria and Germany, one known for its repertoire of classical music like Johann Strauß and Mozart, and one known for one of the largest computer hacking community, the Chaos Computer…
[EMERGENCY]: Stopping our Site Status website and BINUSMAYA Down services.
Our official Site Status website, where you can monitor for down services, is ironically down. And same with BINUSMAYA Down, used to monitor for BINUS University’s downtime, but we have to temporarily shut it down. These products are powered by Upptime and GitHub Actions, but since Upptime used an aging Node.js version that’s no longer…
Site and Infrastructure updates, July 2024 edition.
It has been one year since we announced out the great migration of our website: formerly yet another ordinary WordPress site, into a custom one. So, after working over a few months, we’d like to share a significant amount of progress here. Part A: Our website Our Tier 1 migration goal is almost complete. What’s…
Firefox have just ended this annoying popup.
Firefox 127 marks the support for the JavaScript Clipboard API‘s read and write methods. It may not look seem a lot for non-technical people, but well it is. That means, if you now upgrade to the latest version of Firefox, you will no longer be annoyed by apps requiring you to manually copy, cut, and…
Our guide to data models is here!
Last month, we explained on how we commonly design our REST API for our products. But apparently, some people still don’t understand what the “model-centric path approach” actually mean. Now, we admit that it might be technical to explain here. In short, we are talking about data models, aka. how we commonly organize different sets…
HAM v1.1: Supporting tables and technical diagrams!
The version 1.1.0 was quickly withdrawn due to issues loading with custom tables HAM, our homegrown static Jekyll wiki framework now just got an update. Just like our past versions, this one is heavily motivated by our internal projects that are using HAM. With this new version, you can now render diagrams with Mermaid. Mermaid…
Every Door 5.0 is now on HUAWEI AppGallery!
Three weeks ago, Ilya and the Every Door community introduced Every Door 5.0. Then we decided to pass to the HUAWEI AppGallery team for review. Today, we’re excited to announce that you can now receive this great update on Android-based HUAWEI devices. So why not just check out and update right now?
