Domenico Luciani

The 1.8 version of Go bring with it the ability to writing modular software using plugins, how?

A few weeks ago I changed my mobile phone provider in favour of a new company called Iliad so I created a new terminal tool to check the stats from the terminal.

I release a simple golang package named IsGoogle useful to check if a certain ip address belongs to Google.

From today this blog is full encrypted by a full SSL protocol, for free. How?

Today I’ve got some swag from @github and @digitalocean for Hacktoberfest

Today I started to work on a Scala project, I spend most of my time using vim (or in this case neovim) so I started to looking for plugins to write Scala using [neo]vim.

I release a simple golang package named IsWadmin useful to check if a process is running as administrator on Windows.

I release a simple golang package named IsDocker useful to check if the process is running inside a Docker container.

For a tons of personal reasons I don’t use Whatsapp, I prefer Telegram instead but often I need to listen some audio files from Whatsapp that are in OPUS so to listen it I need to convert it, so boring, isn’t it? So I wrote a Telegram’s bot to convert it for me but better.

Using more than one device often I need to move some links or some datas from to another one, I need a simple and clean way to do that without logins, emails, codes and hard to remember links so I thought how to solve my problem using golang…

The first phase in security assessment is focused on collecting as much information as possible about a target application. One tool to do that is Goofile, it allows to search a specify filetype in a specify domain using Google…

One of the worst things that can be happens to a twitter user is surely to be unfollows but how to discover who unfollow you ? To solve this problem I create an ad-hoc offline and commandline tools to do that.

For academic purpose I have to interface the F401RE NUCLEO board with the HY-SRF05 ultrasonic sensor, it uses the sonar principle to allow to measure the distance to an obstacle.

For academic purposes I have to work with BLE, a new technology often used nowadays, with a NUCLEO-F401RE board and the NUCLEO-IDB04A1 BLE extension board by ST

For academic purposes now I own a NUCLEO-F401RE board by ST Microeletronics, it works with STM32 microcontrollers, it is arduino compatible, supported by MBED, it has 3 leds and 2 pushbuttons on board; Obviously is fully programmable… but how ? Let’s do it!