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These are the set of rules for making internal services of a KVM setup be reachable using the public WAN IP addresses of the services from the VMs or local hosts in the local network.

Use case may be a KVM set up, with a bunch of VMs that needs to talk to eachother using the public DNS that contains the public WAN address. Any traffic that goes out to the public WAN IP address will be rewritten to go back to the host responsible for the port. Traffic for these ports originating for internetservices coming from the local network will still be sent out to the Internet through the WAN.

This entire set of rules for enabling this in the before.rules file for the UFW firewall.

• First part, directing external WAN traffic to internal hosts.
• Second part, reflecting local traffic going to the WAN IP address to the ports on the local machines.
• Last part, masquerading local traffic out on the internet using the MASQUERADE rule.

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// flickers and stuff
// by Patrik Wallström in processing
// pawal@amplitut.de 2020-09-16

// user settings
int growthRate = 64; // the higher the faster number of divides
int scanLines = 64;  // number of lines per division

// random globals
int x1=1;

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0xCd2ba7a9bE8B47D99ED89Eb8aF104eA18C6382E6

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// c64 rasterbars

float y1 = 0;
float y2;
float y3;
float x1;
float xspeed = TWO_PI/222.0;
float yspeed = TWO_PI/233.0;

PFont petFont;

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#!/bin/bash

# Given a list of TLDs, fetch their URL from IANA Whois

filename="$HOME/zonefiles/tlds.txt"
server="whois.iana.org"

while read tld; do
    url=`whois -h "$server" $tld | grep remarks |grep http| awk -F\  '{print $NF}'`
    if [ "$url" ]; then

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RIPE-72, Köpenhamn 2016

Göran Marby var på plats och presenterade sig själv och sitt uppdrag på ICANN. Pratade gärna med RIPE-deltagarna om vad Göran ska göra på ICANN.

Rekordhögt deltagande på RIPE-mötet, över 600 deltagare.

Plenary, dag 1

Interconnection in the Nordics, Lasse Jarlskov, TDC

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#!/bin/sh

awk '{
  if (match($0,"^$"))     # remove empty lines
    skip = $1
  else if (match($0,"^;"))     # remove comment lines
    skip = $1
  else if ($1 == "se.")        # remove our own zone
    skip = $1
  else if ($1 == "nu.")        # remove our own zone

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Verifying that +pawalblipp is my blockchain ID. https://onename.com/pawalblipp

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#!/bin/bash

# The file is a newline separated list of domains
# Output is the same list, but with all name servers listed
filename="$1"

while read -r line
do
    name="$line"
    echo -n "$name:"

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#!/usr/bin/env perl

### mockup perl code to run a large number of items without filling the queue

use strict;
use warnings;
use 5.014;

use threads;
use threads::shared;