Server * Win11 Install ** NetHasp_LM_Setup.exe ** sha256 5f0b70c0af3d36214fc97762e151a55de23cd66c67330e341566d9d96e3b6808 * Attach USB license dongle to Windows 11 VM server * Win11 Install ** HASPUserSetup.exe ** sha256 0ffae95d66ab99dca7dc47ae1a04040387880474ce3a606d028a21463d06deee Clients * Win11 Install ** HASPUserSetup.exe ** * Win11 Install ** installEndorphin2.7.1.exe ** sha256 efb60067feac738cd69d06db40839d79adc6b33f9c44532986aa7df9b6c43f0a * copy nethasp.ini
Lpub3d is an open source cross platform GUI application to create Lego brick instructions. I noticed that the program created intermediate images in a temp directory that were later composited into the final page. I posited that I could grab these midstream and use them as annotated image data for
Browsers use HTTP (port 80), an unencrypted connection exposing data, or HTTPS (port 443), which provides end-to-end encryption. HTTPS packets are unreadable in transit, securing sensitive data like passwords typed into forms. However, verifying the server's identity remains vital to ensure connection to the legitimate site (like your
Ubuntu 22.04 LTS Ghost adduser cupcake usermod -aG sudo cupcake su - cupcake sudo apt-get update sudo apt-get upgrade -y sudo apt-get install nginx -y sudo apt-get install mysql-server -y sudo mysql ALTER USER 'root'@'localhost' IDENTIFIED WITH 'mysql_native_password' BY '
