Lazier than you think! You almost nerdsniped me into seeing how fast I could whip up a crawler but then I checked the search and found out it can find comments and use a custom date range.…
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=36336256 This one seems to fit. Happy I've never had reason to write one like it.
awk '{ k = $1; sub("^[^ ]* *", "", $0); d[k] = $0; } END { print d["Title"], "by", d["Artist"]; }' Personally I'm a bit of a sed fan sed -nE '/^Artist/{N;s/^Artist +(.*)\nTitle +(.*)/\2 by \1/p;}'
> the windows partition was using hardware-bitlocker That sounds way too exciting, even without that involved I keep my Windows install on its own disk.
> I personally use a boot-stub based booting method with my own SB keys Same here - stub, kernel, initrd and embedded cmdline all in a signed UKI on the ESP. I do encrypt my root however, so I wouldn't go as far as…
Now that's the most ominous title I've read all year, and it's a piece in favor of it? Maybe I've just read too many dystopian novels, but come on. I'm all in favor of secure boot as long as I can enroll my own keys,…
> Another reason to prefer the cat variant is that it lets you actually string together a normal shell pipeline. That's just as easy with dd, decompress|dd is especially useful: xzcat linux.img.xz | dd of=/dev/sdb bs=1M…
For more X is also a Y-style fun, check out PoC||GTFO - "This PDF is also an MBR boot sector" is just the beginning.
> I've read that the PCEngines struggles to keep up with network traffic in excess of 100Mb/s. For reference, quick iperf3 TCP tests on my APU2 (cpu[0123]: AMD GX-412TC SOC, 998.27 MHz; em[0123] at pci[1234] dev 0…
A large part of it is just that it's "home" after finding it at the right time in my skill curve - probably could've been Arch as well. The Arch wiki might be a bit better and we all benefit from it to some extent, the…
s/Arch/Gentoo/ I did run Arch for a while around 2010 but it didn't take. It's nice to find a permanent home - I've been on Gentoo since 2013 and an acquaintance has been on Slackware since the 90s. Those three seems to…
> blatant user hostile elitism ...and that's a feature. There's nothing wrong with Arch doing its thing, there's always Debian/Ubuntu/Fedora/Manjaro/whatever - and Gentoo for those with taste.
Those who want to try it for themselves can check out https://cryptopals.com/sets/2/challenges/12 (and that entire set).
Yeah wlan is by far the weakest point of OpenBSD networking - especially as an AP. Slipped my mind completely actually. The way most do it is to have separate APs. Still, you can check…
Setting up an OpenBSD router is almost trivial - it's all there in the base system. dhcpd, unbound, net.inet.ip.forwarding=1 and a forwarding rule in pf.conf and you're good to go. Then the tinkering starts, of course…
I think most of us do get that. However I also believe that's only because they haven't considered the potential impact of constant surveillance from everything you own sent to third parties who will keep the data…
Discord certainly works, but when I see a chat box lag on an i7 8700k with 32GB of memory I die a little inside. And that happens occasionally with Discord, without running make -j42.
I believe so, there was talk about putting servers in Guam for that reason a while ago around regular QW.
I would try to compile - QuakeSpasm-Spiked, modified QuakeSpasm with framerate-independent physics and other improvements: https://triptohell.info/moodles/qss/ - FTE QW, will let you play singleplayer, multiplayer, and…
>I think for many developers with Linux experience, probably getting a reasonable NixOS desktop setup is straightforward. I took this as an excuse to try NixOS myself and an opportunity to provide anecdata. Previous…
There's also a fork with multiplayer support (to an extent): https://github.com/TES3MP/openmw-tes3mp OpenMW is great, played it a lot a couple of years ago. I love when games get future-proofed like this. See also the…
Lots (just some? most? I haven't really used it much) of FreeBSD system utilities are using libxo for output, so you can use e.g. ps --libxo json and get json output, or xml/html
Valve is working on using ML for anti-cheat but it's still quite a way from being ready. https://win.gg/news/8115/is-ai-the-future-of-csgo's-anti-che...
I get this on docker.com without my script blocker. Essential only -> Processing please wait (but you can cancel) Customize -> Trying to trick me into allowing more, then processing as above Accept -> Instant success…
> though I think there is a YouTube video somewhere "LibreSSL with Bob Beck" at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GnBbhXBDmwU
Lazier than you think! You almost nerdsniped me into seeing how fast I could whip up a crawler but then I checked the search and found out it can find comments and use a custom date range.…
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=36336256 This one seems to fit. Happy I've never had reason to write one like it.
awk '{ k = $1; sub("^[^ ]* *", "", $0); d[k] = $0; } END { print d["Title"], "by", d["Artist"]; }' Personally I'm a bit of a sed fan sed -nE '/^Artist/{N;s/^Artist +(.*)\nTitle +(.*)/\2 by \1/p;}'
> the windows partition was using hardware-bitlocker That sounds way too exciting, even without that involved I keep my Windows install on its own disk.
> I personally use a boot-stub based booting method with my own SB keys Same here - stub, kernel, initrd and embedded cmdline all in a signed UKI on the ESP. I do encrypt my root however, so I wouldn't go as far as…
Now that's the most ominous title I've read all year, and it's a piece in favor of it? Maybe I've just read too many dystopian novels, but come on. I'm all in favor of secure boot as long as I can enroll my own keys,…
> Another reason to prefer the cat variant is that it lets you actually string together a normal shell pipeline. That's just as easy with dd, decompress|dd is especially useful: xzcat linux.img.xz | dd of=/dev/sdb bs=1M…
For more X is also a Y-style fun, check out PoC||GTFO - "This PDF is also an MBR boot sector" is just the beginning.
> I've read that the PCEngines struggles to keep up with network traffic in excess of 100Mb/s. For reference, quick iperf3 TCP tests on my APU2 (cpu[0123]: AMD GX-412TC SOC, 998.27 MHz; em[0123] at pci[1234] dev 0…
A large part of it is just that it's "home" after finding it at the right time in my skill curve - probably could've been Arch as well. The Arch wiki might be a bit better and we all benefit from it to some extent, the…
s/Arch/Gentoo/ I did run Arch for a while around 2010 but it didn't take. It's nice to find a permanent home - I've been on Gentoo since 2013 and an acquaintance has been on Slackware since the 90s. Those three seems to…
> blatant user hostile elitism ...and that's a feature. There's nothing wrong with Arch doing its thing, there's always Debian/Ubuntu/Fedora/Manjaro/whatever - and Gentoo for those with taste.
Those who want to try it for themselves can check out https://cryptopals.com/sets/2/challenges/12 (and that entire set).
Yeah wlan is by far the weakest point of OpenBSD networking - especially as an AP. Slipped my mind completely actually. The way most do it is to have separate APs. Still, you can check…
Setting up an OpenBSD router is almost trivial - it's all there in the base system. dhcpd, unbound, net.inet.ip.forwarding=1 and a forwarding rule in pf.conf and you're good to go. Then the tinkering starts, of course…
I think most of us do get that. However I also believe that's only because they haven't considered the potential impact of constant surveillance from everything you own sent to third parties who will keep the data…
Discord certainly works, but when I see a chat box lag on an i7 8700k with 32GB of memory I die a little inside. And that happens occasionally with Discord, without running make -j42.
I believe so, there was talk about putting servers in Guam for that reason a while ago around regular QW.
I would try to compile - QuakeSpasm-Spiked, modified QuakeSpasm with framerate-independent physics and other improvements: https://triptohell.info/moodles/qss/ - FTE QW, will let you play singleplayer, multiplayer, and…
>I think for many developers with Linux experience, probably getting a reasonable NixOS desktop setup is straightforward. I took this as an excuse to try NixOS myself and an opportunity to provide anecdata. Previous…
There's also a fork with multiplayer support (to an extent): https://github.com/TES3MP/openmw-tes3mp OpenMW is great, played it a lot a couple of years ago. I love when games get future-proofed like this. See also the…
Lots (just some? most? I haven't really used it much) of FreeBSD system utilities are using libxo for output, so you can use e.g. ps --libxo json and get json output, or xml/html
Valve is working on using ML for anti-cheat but it's still quite a way from being ready. https://win.gg/news/8115/is-ai-the-future-of-csgo's-anti-che...
I get this on docker.com without my script blocker. Essential only -> Processing please wait (but you can cancel) Customize -> Trying to trick me into allowing more, then processing as above Accept -> Instant success…
> though I think there is a YouTube video somewhere "LibreSSL with Bob Beck" at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GnBbhXBDmwU