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    Programming, Hardware, Microcontrollers, Linux, Web Development
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  1. MrTimcakes
    I'm trying to extract the NAT rules from Windows 10's Mobile Hotspot feature to replicate them in the iptables of an ASUS Router running DD-WRT but I can't figure out how to correctly use "netsh" to extract this information. Does anyone here have experience with "netsh"? The reason I want to do this is because with the standard NAT rules of the router the connection from the WAN isn't shared to the LAN, I can SSH into the router and access the internet but I cannot from anything connected to the router. However, if I use the Mobile Hotspot feature, any device connected can connect to the internet. So I know those NAT rules work, and I'd like to emulate the same rules on the router. Thank you, MrTimcakes
  2. MrTimcakes
    Just the price makes you a baller.
  3. MrTimcakes
    I already do this with a mix of regular webpages and a mix of something like Electron or NWJS to achieve something closer to home. However I'd like something less idk clunky (Both include things like Chromium) to do simple stuff like what AHS achieves in windows e.g. expanding MrT to MrTimcakes whenever I type it, or a hotkey to open the calculator (No button on my K70 RGB :angry: )
  4. MrTimcakes
    **DISCLAIMER:** If you think this post is based too far on opinion try list languages that suit my requirements instead of providing nothing constructive and deleting it. Or perhaps advise on the use of Mono. I'm looking to get-into developing user Form and CLI applications for Linux, I'm already an experienced programmer and so I don't mind adapting my skill set and learning a new language. However I'm stuck at which language to choose for Linux Dev I'd like the chosen language to be in my sense "Native" meaning the client will ideally not have to have any external binaries installed in-order to use my program ruling out for example Java and Flash. I also far prefer the syntax of using {} (Braces apposed to tabs) and so prefer not to opt for python. And of course I would like it to be cross platform, I'd like it to run on windows too, ARM would be nice but not at all a requirement. I've already searched around found Mono which is C# with a portable JIT Compiler allowing for Linux usage. Are there any superior options or pitfalls to Mono that mean it should not be chosen? I am also unsure whether Mono will need .Net framework or similar to work on linux. Languages I am already experienced in and are fond of include: C# LUA AHK Visual Basic Python Bash Batch PHP Javascript - Node - Web - Hardware HTML CSS
  5. MrTimcakes
    Smart switch iCloud login, gonna be much easier to switch my family to android.
  6. MrTimcakes
    MrTimcakes https://www.vessel.com/videos/LCoY5zfFf https://www.vessel.com/videos/JYZEYDYx0
  7. MrTimcakes
    Gimme the booty
  8. MrTimcakes
    Also having this problem, cant find a fix.
  9. MrTimcakes
    They should do a K70 RGB review when it comes out, Luke should try to do some LUA scripts on it.
  10. MrTimcakes
    Try using BSPSource Its a better decompiler
  11. MrTimcakes
    I've decided I'm gonna start work on a temporary Image sharing site, sort of like snapchat but for web-browsers as i often find my self wanting to send a friend a picture that they should only be able to view for a few seconds. I'll post updates soon
  12. MrTimcakes
    Oh dem front facing speakers, dbrand have an awesome customizer wizard thing on their site
  13. MrTimcakes
    Thanks but the topic isn't really programming for programmings sake it's making something for someone to use while having fun programming, but i'll probably do a few anyway.
  14. MrTimcakes
    I often get bored as i have a lot of free time and i enjoy coding (particularly javascript) but i always run into the problem of not having any idea what to create. So I would like this thread to become a place where people can post their ideas for project that they don't have time or even skills to make and hopefully another developer can come along and make it a reality. Request should include: A reasonably detailed description of what the program should do. (optional) The Desired language (optional) The type of program e.g. Windows Program, Web App or CLI tool (Command Line Interface) Replies/Completed Projects will hopefully be open-source and posted somewhere like github EDIT: Javascript doesn't hinder what i can create, it's not just used in browsers. With Node-Webkit I can create cross-platform programs/apps for Linux, Mac OS X and Windows. With Phonegap you can create cross-platforms mobile apps. Finally with Espruino I can interact with the real world with a Javascript microcontroller
  15. MrTimcakes
    Actually there is a program for ComputerCraft called luaIDE which does things like syntax highlighting. The thread on ComputerCraft forums is here. You can install it by typing: "pastebin get vyAZc6tJ luaide" Oh just to remember use this on an advanced computer otherwise colours won't work.
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