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by naggie 6y ago
Brilliant idea. I have an idea to extend this! 1. A relay to reset the PC like iDRAC/iLO 2. 2 dual pole relay to move a USB flash drive to and from the PC it's connected to, in combination with (1) you could then boot ISOs remotel
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by naggie 6y ago
Hu, I recently wrote an article about using a Yubikey and GPG after it was quite a saga to set up correctly. I hope this is useful to someone. I'd appreciate corrections/feedback etc! Callan
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How to get the best out of your Yubikey with GPG(callanbryant.co.uk)
3 points by naggie 6y ago|1 comments
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by naggie 6y ago
I just got an email from redhat, for which the unsubscribe mechanism asks for contact information and a survey. Pic: https://twitter.com/callanbryant/status/1266400315940786178
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by naggie 6y ago
> "Not as secure" means specifically this punts all the actual security of the system. In my opinion, not quite; the peer private key only exists on the server for a short amount of time which somewhat mitigates the problem. I
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by naggie 6y ago
Good idea, I will do later today
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by naggie 6y ago
You're welcome, glad it was useful.
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Show HN: Dsnet, a simple command to manage a centralised WireGuard VPN(github.com)
69 points by naggie 6y ago|11 comments
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by naggie 6y ago
I was using wg-quick at home + work but it got tedious to add peers and track what key was for what peer. I looked around but I considered the available wireguard GUIs / tools (such as subspace) to be too heavyweight and/or have a
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by naggie 6y ago
Good point. It seems I can't edit the title.... Oops. Thanks!
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by naggie 6y ago
MacOS can do that natively -- just press space after the combo: https://support.apple.com/en-gb/HT201361
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Show HN: Dstask, a Git-powered single EXE taskwarrior alternative(github.com)
37 points by naggie 6y ago|7 comments
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by naggie 6y ago
After having productively used taskwarrior for about 6 months in late 2018, I decided to write an alternative due to a few fundamental things that I did not like about taskwarrior: * syncing requires hosting a taskwarrior server * the task
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by naggie 6y ago
> This looks very interesting, thanks. I'm glad you like it. > Side note, any particular reason for having `user-select: none` set on your blog? That seems somewhat counterproductive for a blog with code examples... Ah -- that&#x
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by naggie 6y ago
Shameless plug time: those interested in subspace might want to check out a project of mine: dsnet https://github.com/naggie/dsnet/ dsnet is a simple wiregard management command that manages key generation and IP
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by naggie 6y ago
Not in bash. Like I said, I use bash (and sometimes ZSH)
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by naggie 6y ago
Hm, I didn't know about that. Thanks. Though, I use bash mostly.
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by naggie 6y ago
Because HISTCONTROL=ignoredups only deduplicates sequential commands, and having my own script allows specification of the blacklist in a non-redundant way between zsh and bash. In addition, I can do it in such a way that the most recent in
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by naggie 6y ago
I do something similar -- I show the duration of the command in a human readable format, but only if the command too more than 60 seconds; useful to get an idea of how long compilations (etc) take See https://github.com/nagg
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by naggie 7y ago
I felt the same so I made https://github.com/naggie/dsnet -- just a simple CLI tool to add/remove peers, generating config.
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by naggie 7y ago
Unless you stick Clover EFI bootloader on a USB/SD card to allow booting from the SSD.
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by naggie 7y ago
Looks like they fixed it. It was returning: {"forecasts":{"day1":{"dayNameAbbreviation":"Tue","day": {"weatherType":"Sunny","weatherCode":1,"maxTe
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BBC website (no longer) returning a JSON weather forecast by mistake, sometimes(bbc.co.uk)
3 points by naggie 7y ago|1 comments
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by naggie 7y ago
I have a global bash history, having set up bash/zsh to [immediately share without any annoying race conditions.][2] I use FZF mapped to CTRL+R to search through my history. The unique thing is that I use a [python script (in my dotfil
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by naggie 8y ago
That's a nice idea. I assume you use a unix socket to mitigate another user taking control by connecting to the TCP port?
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by naggie 8y ago
I have it on -- if my Yubikey is locked out or lost, it's not a problem as I have a backup of the master key in my safe. I could revoke the subkeys if the yubikey is stolen, or trust that whoever finds the yubikey has only three attemp
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by naggie 8y ago
I almost gave up too, but after (admittedly) a lot of battling I finally got GPG to work well with my yuibkeys, allowing a portable SSH/GPG identity using a single yubikey over several machines. I also got GPG agent forwarding to work
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by naggie 8y ago
I've got it working reliably enough. See https://github.com/naggie/dotfiles/blob/master/etc/yubikey.m... for a guide and and https://github.com/naggie/dotfiles/blob&#x
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by naggie 9y ago
I automated this and other standard nginx configurations with ansible for ubuntu 16.04. Here's the role: https://github.com/naggie/nginx-https-base It uses webroot + certbot for zero downtime deployment, and provi
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UltimaXNA, an active open source Ultima Online Client(github.com)
1 points by naggie 10y ago|0 comments

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