Effortlessly Find and Understand Exam Regulations in your University with GPT-4

Introduction #

I always hated reading through the exam regulations of my university. It’s a tedious process that involves reading through hundreds of pages of text to find the information you need. It’s also difficult to understand the regulations because they are written in a very formal and legal language. This makes it difficult to understand the regulations and find the information you need.

Substack Archiver: A Python Program to Archive Your Favorite Substack Posts

If you are an avid reader of Substack newsletters, you might have come across a situation where you wanted to access some of your favorite posts offline. Substack doesn’t provide a feature to download individual posts from your favorite newsletters.

How to manually set Controller endpoint on Unify AP

Suddenly, one of my Unified Access Points won’t adopt to my controller anymore. I restarted and updated both the controller and the AP, but nothing solved the problem. After some troubleshooting, I noticed that the output of the ‘info’ command returned a URL that pointed to a non-existing domain.

ToC Test Post

First Header #

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NFC Cards: Mifare 1k Cracking

Introduction #

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RFID relies on a group of technologies that operate in specific radio frequency bands. You can divide them into high and low frequency. The higher the frequency gets, the less wire winds are present in the tag. Furthermore there are active and passive RFID tags. This blog post focuses on the NFC technology which is a subset of the RFID Field.

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Why you should learn Git

Git #

Git is a great version control system, which makes it easy to manage different versions of your programming project. I use git not only for my programming projects, but also for publishing Website Blog Posts like this. Instead of getting access to your server and upload your files, which can be very annoying, a git push will do the magic.

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• commandline

Code Blocks Demo

Below are a few examples showing the enhanced code blocks.

// Basic JavaScript example
export function greet(name) {
  return `Hello, ${name}!`;
}

console.log(greet('Orbit'));

# Bash example with a few lines
set -euo pipefail
echo "Building..."
hugo --minify

# Snippet from config.toml
[markup.highlight]
style = "dracula"
noClasses = false

// No language set (renders as plain text)
some text-only code fence

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OPNSense Firewall Rules

Since the transition to OPNsense was a bit bumpy for me at the beginning, I have now written a summary for those who have had the same experience. At the beginning I had to get used to the rule structure of the OPNsense, because I have only worked with other enterprise manufacturers so far.

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• network

Why you should learn Curl

Curl is a command line program that allows us to transfer data over different protocols. Curl stands for “Client for URLs”. Curl deals with a bunch of Internet Protocols like HTTP, FTP, SMTP, TELNET etc.
To check if Curl exists in your System using the command:

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• commandline

Preview Thumbnail Showcase

This post demonstrates how a page-bundled image is used as a compact thumbnail on the posts listing, while inline images render responsively with clean styling.

Below is an inline image included in the content body:

You can control alignment with the figure shortcode when needed, for example:

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