Posts by bcl@infosec.exchange
(DIR) Post #9loU0pWgfBDq949O9Q by bcl@infosec.exchange
2019-08-12T14:53:04Z
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@rcode3 @jerry I used rust for a bit last year, and finally threw in the towel. It's almost good, but every time the borrow checked caused issues I found myself saying 'why the hell isn't the compiler helping do this'. Go, for me, strikes a good balance between Python and C.
(DIR) Post #9lxcKkw25iLaJd606i by bcl@infosec.exchange
2019-08-17T00:38:43Z
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@jerry Tor exit node!
(DIR) Post #9lxlA9p67Hl9uHsBiC by bcl@infosec.exchange
2019-08-16T20:55:09Z
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Oh geez. Force 8-bits of entropy for #bluetooth key - https://www.usenix.org/conference/usenixsecurity19/presentation/antonioli
(DIR) Post #9m3awjllq4KEkG2RWa by bcl@infosec.exchange
2019-08-19T21:51:26Z
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@jerry webmin is still around? It was a giant source of pain back when I was an actual Linuxadmin > 10 years ago. Step 1) Is webmin installed? If so nuke from orbit...
(DIR) Post #9mBGZLiBwnCdrxCJcG by bcl@infosec.exchange
2019-08-23T14:40:49Z
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@maxeddy I love this quote "lacking in any rigor that would elevate it out of numerology."
(DIR) Post #9mPxPM7vghLUsOf6cy by bcl@infosec.exchange
2019-08-30T16:46:48Z
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@maxeddy Still smells like Snake Oil to me.
(DIR) Post #9mhBwPjq75iXkAzKhE by bcl@infosec.exchange
2019-09-08T00:19:42Z
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@jerry I am totally sure everything will go smoothly. :)
(DIR) Post #9mj4EoKVRJqSkaSoEq by bcl@infosec.exchange
2019-09-08T22:02:46Z
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@jerry "Relax," said Wasabi, "We are programmed to receiveYou can check out any time you like but you can never leave.:/
(DIR) Post #9mmsL53Zpb8segWtrk by bcl@infosec.exchange
2019-09-10T18:08:20Z
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@r000t @varx @jerry Maybe we need a contest :)
(DIR) Post #9mxzx1AImmNehq2szI by bcl@infosec.exchange
2019-09-16T02:55:24Z
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@jerry We'll try not to burn the place down while you're busy ;)
(DIR) Post #9n9KjhaSU4A1sAp5Ye by bcl@infosec.exchange
2019-09-21T14:10:11Z
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@leip4Ier drive order can sometimes change so it’s always a good idea to use UUIDs.
(DIR) Post #9n9MJYTpv6lk0XNy2y by bcl@infosec.exchange
2019-09-21T14:27:53Z
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@leip4Ier It would be easier if the drive order was randomized on every boot, then you'd hit these kinds of problems more often :)
(DIR) Post #9pzlMaloHkcqxRdkLQ by bcl@infosec.exchange
2019-12-15T16:12:07Z
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@meonkeys "ongoing support" ha!
(DIR) Post #9rA3oebgQm0GHcbdHk by bcl@infosec.exchange
2020-01-19T14:03:24Z
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@jwildeboer Ah darn, Kernighan didn't do it in "The Go Programming Language". I guess I'll pencil it in.
(DIR) Post #9rwU2KqPUtZjWQ5hL6 by bcl@infosec.exchange
2020-02-11T16:00:06Z
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@KekunPlazas @purism but can I back it up with rsync?
(DIR) Post #9sJtjCQMmxiWTi6dpQ by bcl@infosec.exchange
2020-02-22T15:36:34Z
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@nolan For a very visible segment of the industry, yes. Highly interconnected applications that depend on the shifting sands of infrastructure and dependencies are fragile.OTOH there are many 'done' projects that need minimal maintenance. eg. my digitemp project is 22 or so years old and still works and has a user base > 1 :)
(DIR) Post #9vbkebXlxvAPKtBONs by bcl@infosec.exchange
2020-05-31T14:08:58Z
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@jwildeboer And you can try it yourself - https://iss-sim.spacex.com/
(DIR) Post #9w0d5dTzEuw71obTjE by bcl@infosec.exchange
2020-06-12T14:12:19Z
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@leip4Ier how would that work? To get letsencrypt to issue the domain you’d have to compromise the TLD dns first
(DIR) Post #9w0denUk0SrEDRirZ2 by bcl@infosec.exchange
2020-06-12T14:18:42Z
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@leip4Ier Ah! I see.
(DIR) Post #AV7ioyhnlskjhQLfdI by bcl@infosec.exchange
2023-04-28T21:43:02Z
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@kyle Seems to have worked, I now see your new address.I've also found myself using my old LJ articles and blog posts as a reference.