When your omxplayer glitches (audio too fast, video hiccups) simply use both instead of local:
/usr/bin/omxplayer --loop -o both media.mp4
Maybe this will save you some time that I’ve lost to discover that 🙂
How to automatically prepend title in Yii2 application?
Click read more to check gist code.
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How to add Bootstrap 4 to Yii2?
If you’ll ever tried to install Twitter Bootstrap 4 Extension for Yii 2 you know that this is pain in the ass because Bootstrap 3 dependency… Continue reading How to add Bootstrap 4 to Yii2?
Bonus: in Soviet Russia server hacks you wallpaper
I’ve created this funny wallpaper for one of my servers – you know, in case if someone from Russia will ever log at it 😉 😉
Bulletproof method of how to convert Raspberry Pi into kiosk
I’ve tried lots of tutorials but nothing seems to work with newer versions of Raspbian. So I’ve decided to write my own simple tutorial on this matter.
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Easiest way to headless Debian
This article will provide instructions for anyone interested in using headless Debian (or any derivatives).
How to install network printer on remote Windows host?
And once again use psexec…
psexec64 -s /user:domain\user -i \\REMOTE_COMPUTER "rundll32 printui.dll,PrintUIEntry /in /n\\SERVER\PRINTER"
Voilà!
Problems with internet connectivity on Debian guest
When you’re experiencing problems with internet connection on VirtualBoxe’s guest hosts. double check your gateway settings. Here are commands that may help you:
ip route del default ip route add default via [gateway address] dev [device name]
And to list available interfaces:
ip address
How to silently deploy Chrome on a remote host?
Here you’ll find complete instruction how to deploy Chrome on one remote host at once in Windows environment.
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How to use psexec to remotely update machines time (from domain)?
In my previous posts you can find info how to install psexec. When you’re already done with this process, you can start updating clock settings on remote machines.
Set time
psexec64 -s /user:domain\user -i \\remote_ip net time \\domain_controller /set /y
Will output:
Bieżąca godzina na \\domain_controller to 2018-08-28 09:55:00.
At least in polish Windows 😀
Check time
psexec64 -s /user:domain\user -i \\remote_ip cmd /c time /t
Will output:
11:18
And remember good IT specialist is lazy specialist! Do not go anywhere! Eat ya buritos.
