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That sounds like good laptop sticker material. Could even give readers a hint by using the "there's no place like" saying that I've seen applied to 127.0.0.1 an
by lucb1e 4y ago
That sounds like good laptop sticker material. Could even give readers a hint by using the "there's no place like" saying that I've seen applied to 127.0.0.1 and ::1 already, or prefix some hacking tool. I wonder how many people would get it.
There's no place like <DEL><NUL><NUL><SOH>
- rep_lodsb 4y agoYou can type control codes (except for NUL, DEL, CR, LF?) on the Linux console by pressing Ctrl+letter. Might add some security to your disk encryption password, unless you need to enter it from a GUI :)
- lucb1e 4y agoHow do you write DEL, which Ctrl+key is that? I had written this actually as ^H^@^@^A, but realized that ^H may remove characters but is not DEL, so I edited that out of my previous comment.
- rep_lodsb 4y agoYes, I don't know if there is any key combination to type DEL. Ctrl just clears bit 6. ^S and ^Q are also problematic because of XON/XOFF. I did use ^G (BEEP!) in a password once. edit ^H is also swallowed by the line editor of course.