arca_vorago

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by arca_vorago 8y ago
Just looking toward the future. I think bpf is cool but not aimed at production routing that most network techs can approach. nftables fixes so many issues of iptables and is generally viewed as it's replacement. nftables also has a sm
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by arca_vorago 8y ago
ossec + syslog , how you display the data (zabbix, elk, etc) is up to you.
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by arca_vorago 8y ago
The only thing a Marine fears more than a Sailor with a rifle is a Lt with a map and compass.
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by arca_vorago 8y ago
My current take: nftables instead of iptables port-knocking non-standard port key+pass access/auth ip whitelist good logging ED25519 wherever possible!!!
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by arca_vorago 8y ago
It provides a sense of purpose, it builds comraderie, and actual combat is more addictive than any drug. There ya go, the basics in easily digestible civilian form.
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by arca_vorago 8y ago
"I was privileged to have had a childhood in the age of ubiquitous junk availability." Garage sales are still a thing and so are flea markets! There is still treasure around if one looks hard enough.
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by arca_vorago 8y ago
Look, the truth of the matter is we opened the floodgates to computing for the masses too quickly without the proper protections and training. So up until about ~2000 it was mostly just the geeks using computers. Suddenly though, with the n
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by arca_vorago 8y ago
It was back in the vanilla wow days. I was active over at some german run wow hacking forum, did some reverse engineering, and posted about finding the values being stored client side in ram. A few months later someone did it... and then it
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by arca_vorago 8y ago
In defense of Akido, I know some very good martial artists (I'm talking military trained) who have been using Akido to focus their muscle memory on less violent methods, primarily for it's control techniques. It was interesting to
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by arca_vorago 8y ago
On the opposite end, I have used a program that does image recognition called sikuli to a act as much like a human as possible instead of doing the low level thing. My favorite hack I feel responsible for was the wow zeppelin hack (zeppling
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by arca_vorago 8y ago
<You can't just shoot in the direcrtion of a terrorist who attacked you, if that terrorist is hiding in civilian houses or is holding a hostage. Hmm I don't know why you think this is the case but that's not how it works.
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by arca_vorago 8y ago
I dont want VR unless it and it's software is foss. Is the hdk2 my only option?
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by arca_vorago 8y ago
Just posting the last few I've added to my github list. https://github.com/x64dbg/x64dbg https://github.com/ARMmbed/mbedtls https://github.com/ch11ng/exwm https:/&
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by arca_vorago 8y ago
What really pisses me off is that now I get message notifications for "you might have missed what X said"... Twitter, thats not a fucking message!
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by arca_vorago 8y ago
I'm so tired of repeatedly hearing this trite and ridiculously myopic response every time someone brings the subject up. No one is ignoring the realities of history here except you. First of all, lets just state the fact that the princ
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by arca_vorago 8y ago
It's because so many people don't know, forgot, or choose to ignore that the US was founded on enlightenment principles of individualism. So they always say stuff about some amorphous "social contract" to focus on what i
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by arca_vorago 8y ago
I prefer urxvt, but it does take customization and work to get it up to par feature wise, but that's a good think as that's the power of urxvt in the first place. I also have a strange affinity for the xfceterminal, I use it somet
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by arca_vorago 8y ago
I can see how it might seem far fetched if you hadn't done enough reading to know that history, but I would argue that's closer to to a fact than you realize.
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by arca_vorago 8y ago
I would have to say the time my contracting company got a gig to take over a t1 datacenter after a debacle and make it t2. Working on big, infrastructure level routers and switches, learning all the meeting-room-politics side of such a proj
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by arca_vorago 8y ago
I don't want just prices, I want to know actual costs and then the prices, and breakdown of what goes where.
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by arca_vorago 8y ago
You need to change some habits to fight depression. Habits are hard to change. My theory, extended vacations in a place where time is more amorphous (yes they still exist) are great for habit breaking and setting. In short, the one recommen
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by arca_vorago 8y ago
>it's an off-topic rant The article title is "How to become a bank", and it was written by the bankofengland.co.uk by a glance at the url, so the first question is: "How did they become a bank?", is it not? It&#x
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by arca_vorago 8y ago
Yeah I like it but I have tended to prefer to use static pages for the very reasons mentioned. I'll have to try it again sometime. I really wish Hugo would explain why he took it MIT though... as I've been working hard at what I c
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by arca_vorago 8y ago
I know it's not on topic for the link itself, but I think it's on topic for discussion of the BoE. That said, point taken. Perhaps waking up and posting captured my grumpy and ot side. More on topic then, this seems like a very in
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by arca_vorago 8y ago
I agree but I don't think it's fair to put it all on the incompetence of devs/engineers... in many cases it's mismanagement and the real problem is devs/engineers don't know how to talk to management to get t
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by arca_vorago 8y ago
One of these days yall are going to see it my way... in which I think ipv6nat is important to use despite everything you hear about ipv6nat saying it should never be used, usually by people theorycrafting instead of being responsible for ac
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by arca_vorago 8y ago
Well it's a bit old now but a few years ago on the Hiawatha blog a test of load under attack was done and Hiawatha was able to handle a simulated (d?)dos very well. I'm on mobile but a quick ddg show: https://www.hiawat
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by arca_vorago 8y ago
Thank you so much for mentioning random-forest supervised learning, I did some duckduckgo'ing and came across this [1] and am excited to try it out. [1] https://labs.genetics.ucla.edu/horvath/RFclustering/RFcl
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by arca_vorago 8y ago
As a sysadmin who has seen and fixed drupal/wp/joomla/dreamweaver etc nightmares, I personally have settled on a combination of emacs org-mode html export (don't forget how beautiful the latex export can be!, and that yo
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by arca_vorago 8y ago
So is OpenCL dead? Because that's how everyone is talking. The tools you choose, and their licensing, matters!

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