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Codeberg Down(blog.codeberg.org)
67 points by dsm9000 2y ago|39 comments
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by dsm9000 2y ago
Noticed some nasty spam in my inbox this morning, had some trouble getting in to codeberg's site initially, now see the above message.
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by dsm9000 2y ago
would cold-restarting sshd every hour also make this unlikely / harder to exploit?
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by dsm9000 3y ago
This post is another example of why I like zig so much. It seems to get people talking about performance in a way which helps them learn how things work below today’s heavily abstracted veneer
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by dsm9000 3y ago
I miss Openboot firmware that was on SunOS servers and workstations. It was IIRC mostly written in FORTH and we could write forth snippets at the serial console to make mods / query the pre boot environment. I also found the SGI boot
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by dsm9000 3y ago
With respect to end of sentence spaces. I'm an "old" and learned on typewriters and type two spaces is etched into my muscle memory and my brain. It wasn't until 2016 that while working collaboratively on a large goo
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by dsm9000 3y ago
I liked programming the m68k cpus. They were also the CPU used in my computer science department curricula for assembly language programming classes. At school we had lots of Sun{2,3,4}, Apollo, HP, Mac, and NeXT computers which we could p
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by dsm9000 4y ago
I’ve used emacs to open and edit binaries back in the old days - basically one long line. We often needed to install proprietary software in non standard locations so changing the embedded strings within binaries worked great and better t
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by dsm9000 5y ago
This scene in the book is maybe one of the earliest examples of fuzzing being used n fiction :-) ?
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by dsm9000 6y ago
I use my cluster of rpis to run light compute jobs so I prefer to run everything in RAM using alpine Linux. I don’t need to have sdcard or nvme adding extra cost. NFS for persistence and cheap independent wall warts plugged into a couple
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by dsm9000 6y ago
I still read/triage my email with a text only client in a terminal. Much faster for me to consume when the font, spacing and layout is consistent. The bonus is that it also avoids sending good and bad telemetry back to other partie
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by dsm9000 7y ago
Yes. All 9 of my rpi4 systems run the aarch64 image. I some issues with 3.11.0 but 3.11.3 should work pretty well now.
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by dsm9000 7y ago
I am guilty of favoriting both go and rust for production deployments for the simplicity (usually a single binary, not a million files of some framework’s and dependencies files). Also it’s my hope that the modern libraries and language sa