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How to use Windows 10's Wireless Display feature | NucuLabs
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Access your files from your iDevice
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| | Easily browse and copy files from your PC or Mac to your iPhone or iPad.
| | joshtronic.com
Connecting to Wi-Fi with the iNet wireless daemon (iwctl) - Joshtronic
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| | [AI summary] The article explains how to use the iNet wireless daemon (iwctl) command-line tool to connect to Wi-Fi during the minimal Arch Linux installation process.
| | blog.alexbeals.com
Ethernet Cables - Vox Silva
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| | Finally got around to buying some ethernet cables from The Computer Store. Now everything's wired up! The XBox, my computer, and the Raspberry Pi that hasn't been doing anything productive for the last month. The wireless network is still up though, which made it really easy to set up a floormates' printer. i don't see any reason to take it down, so for the mean time it'll remain up.
| | vincent.bernat.ch
EDNS client subnet support for BIND
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| To provide geolocation-aware answers with BIND, a common solution is to use a patch adding GeoIP support. A client can be directed to the closest...