TheTechMaker

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  • How to disconnect WiFi devices on another network using the ESP8266

    There is a common WiFi attack that can disconnect any device on the network you are currently on. It also works on networks that you are not currently on. How it works There is a protocol… Read More

  • How to Install the Play Store on Windows 11

    You can sideload apps on Windows 11, but you are missing out on some key features by sideloading, like Google Play Services. With this tutorial, you will be able to run the Play Store directly on… Read More

  • Using the Raspberry Pi to Feed to FlightRadar24, FlightAware, and ADS-B Exchange

    In this post, I will be showing you how to start feeding flight data to three services: Flightradar24, ADS-B Exchange, and FlightAware. This post may be helpful to some of you who want to run your… Read More

  • Tensors Dimensions and Basics in Python Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning

    In PyTorch and TensorFlow, Tensors are a very popular way of storing large amounts of data in artificial intelligence projects. Here, I will show you what they are, and how they work. What makes a Tensor?… Read More

  • Everything to know about “Follina” (CVE-2022-30190)

    “Follina”, or CVE-2022-30190 is a widely used exploit that allows an attacker to remotely execute Powershell code on Windows machines from a Microsoft Word document or a URL. What it does Follina can do anything the… Read More

  • How to make permanent bash aliases and bash functions

    In the last post, I covered how to make bash aliases. However, creating bash aliases with the alias command only lets you create bash aliases for the current session. For example, if I were to use… Read More

  • How to Create Bash Aliases in Linux, and How They Work

    If you are like me, you will often find yourself typing long, bulky, and hard-to-remember commands in the Linux terminal, and if not, I will almost always find myself searching the bash history for a long… Read More

  • How to turn your Raspberry Pi into a WiFi router using OpenWrt

    In this guide, I will be turning a Raspberry Pi into an OpenWrt router. This is good for travel, and it can connect to VPN servers to give you secure VPN internet. What will you need?… Read More

  • How to make an IoT fire alarm.

    If you are looking for a nice fire solution in a place where false alarms happen a lot, this is by far the cheapest, best solution I know. What you will need – Hardware NodeMCU ESP8266… Read More

  • How to use the DHT11/22 sensor to log data to Google Sheets

    By this time, you’d probably want a temperature sensor in the house – one less than $25. If you have one, you are probably wanting a better one. Here is an easy solution to this problem.… Read More