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I just upgraded my laptop from MacOS High Sierra to MacOS Big Sur and noticed my Conda is missing including my environments.
I tried installed back Conda but the environments still not available.
Fortunately, the MacOS upgrade did not remove my environments but it just moved them to another location which located here.
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I was having problem to connect my USB card reader to my Windows 10 virtual machine in VMWare Fusion.
I thought the card reader was corrupted, so I replaced it with another one. Unfortunately, the problem still exist with this error message.
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Local backup is not enough. You need cloud.
I have been using Backblaze since 2014 and it is one of the must have app for MacOS. And the best part, I got it with discounted price from AppSumo.
Just a tip. If you guys have software or services that you want to subscribe, better check with AppSumo first. Some providers run promotion and give a very good discount on AppSumo.
Ok, back to business. What is Backblaze?
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If you are using MacOS, you can use Time Machine to backup your data into external drive. Time Machine will do the backup automatically when the backup drive is connected to your Mac machine.
However, if this is your first time doing Time Machine backup, it will take long time to prepare before can proceed the backup. And the initial backup should be completed less than 5-6 hours depending on how big the data you have.
Unfortunately, my case is different. My initial backup was stuck and not moving even though the machine was left the whole night. The backup stuck when it reached about 12GB.
Continue reading…Kali Linux (or Kali) is a penetration testing distro created by the developers of BackTrack. Although it is a pentest distro, but Kali does not include with Nessus. So to use Nessus, I have to install it manually.
For more info about Kali, you can refer to their website here: http://www.kali.org/
1. Download Nessus – Go to Tenable website and download Nessus software. Choose Linux, Debian 32-bit or Debian 64-bit.
2. Install Nessus – Once the download is finished, run this command to install Nessus. I’m using 64-bit so my installation file is Nessus-x.x.x-debian6_amd64.deb, where ‘x’ is the version number.
dpkg -i Nessus-x.x.X-debian6_amd64.deb
3. Run Nessus service – Next, I run Nessus service by typing this command in the Terminal.
/etc/init.d/nessusd start
4. Navigate to Nessus page – Open Iceweasel (Kali’s default web browser) and go to this address, https://kali:8834. Must use HTTPS connection.
5. Initial Account Setup – Next, I create an admin user for Nessus. This user will have full control on Nessus.