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by veganjay 4y ago
Came here for Minor Threat, learned about Hank Williams instead :) Minor Threat, Little Friend: "I'm waiting for a sign. Waiting for something. Got nothing but time" https://songmeanings.com/songs/view&#x
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by veganjay 4y ago
This is so cool, especially for those of us who've used rotary phones. I'd like to see a video of a google voice or other call made using the rotary number pad :)
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by veganjay 4y ago
Chip-8 is a great place to start. It is easier to program than the Atari 2600, and is also monochrome. And the guide mentioned is an excellent resource.
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by veganjay 4y ago
From the page: > One shall write a program that compresses string "AAABBAAC" to its compressed form "3A2B2A1C". Interesting programming exercise. Although, the resulting string in the example is still the same length
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by veganjay 4y ago
Deluxe Edition: https://zachtronics.com/pop-up-store/
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by veganjay 4y ago
Some additional information: - https://www.yubico.com/blog/github-now-supports-ssh-security... - https://developers.yubico.com/SSH/Securing_SSH_with_FIDO2.ht... - https://developers.yub
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by veganjay 4y ago
Found it: Install ykman: https://github.com/Yubico/yubikey-manager#linux Show FIDO2 credentials: $ ykman fido credentials list ssh: 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000 openssh
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by veganjay 4y ago
Thanks - "ssh-add -L" talks to the ssh-agent and asks what keys are loaded. That shows all keys including keys from the yubikey and from the local filesystem. I am looking for a command that shows what's on the yubikey. From
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by veganjay 4y ago
Is there a way to show which SSH keys are loaded on the Yubikey? (It looks like you can store multiple) Also, how can one remove the SSH keys from the Yubikey? I've tried to find articles and SSH on the Yubikey gets very confusing as
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by veganjay 4y ago
Thanks for sharing the article. I followed it and it was very simple to set up. In the past, I postponed setting this up after I encountered issues. I tried to run "ykman", but it seemed to fight with "yubioath-desktop&quot
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Ubuntu Now “Just Works” on the Framework Laptop(omgubuntu.co.uk)
66 points by veganjay 5y ago|10 comments
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by veganjay 5y ago
First time hearing about this author - what's the hacker news angle here? From what I gather it is that: 1) he's a very popular sci-fi/fantasy writer, 2) it's an incredible amount of funding for a kickstarter campaign I
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by veganjay 5y ago
I came across this writeup: https://infosecwriteups.com/pwndbg-gef-peda-one-for-all-and-... It describes how to configure GDB with the GEF, PEDA and PWNDBG plugins. (I've only really used gdb-peda, would be great to ge
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by veganjay 5y ago
Firefox + uOrigin, Blokada, Pihole
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by veganjay 5y ago
Very nice! I also thought "how is this different than jq" - glad I clicked on the link - this will be very helpful in my toolset! Thanks!
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by veganjay 5y ago
Teams Video: OFF, Audio: ON
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Ask HN: Falling Asleep to Podcasts
16 points by veganjay 5y ago|24 comments
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Digest Access Authentication(en.wikipedia.org)
1 points by veganjay 5y ago|0 comments
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by veganjay 5y ago
Can someone please explain? I see: > Given that today is Thu Dec 9 03:26:28 UTC 2021, two weeks is at least 638 days and 15 hours long.
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by veganjay 5y ago
> I was weighed down by words and phrases that we no longer use and found myself losing the meaning. I have the same problem. I found a used physical copy of "No Fear Shakespeare - Macbeth" to be very helpful. On the left pag
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by veganjay 5y ago
Made some progress - spoiler: $ echo dHVybiBvbiBsaWdodAo= | base64 -d
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by veganjay 5y ago
Still trying to figure out what to do myself. It helps if you've played text adventures before. Here are some things I've tried: - LISTEN (kind of funny) - TELL - INVENTORY
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by veganjay 5y ago
Indeed, Atari Age is great, has more games and rating: https://www.atariage.com/software_search.php?SystemID=2600 Although, the gallery view on voxodyssey is fun to browse.
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by veganjay 5y ago
I built a joule thief flashlight as part of a workshop at a security conference in 2018. We bought a kit that had all the parts, and then soldered them together. For a beginner soldering project, this is excellent. Unfortunately, I don&#x
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by veganjay 5y ago
I recall a supreme court decision that law enforcement cannot force someone to offer their password, as it is a violation of the 5th ammendment: https://techcrunch.com/2019/11/21/court-police-suspects-pass...
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Judge forces US Capitol rioter to unlock laptop seized by FBI(cnn.com)
21 points by veganjay 5y ago|29 comments
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by veganjay 5y ago
Sounds interesting! What resources are you using to learn? In case you haven't seen it already, http://8bitworkshop.com/ provides an online IDE.
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by veganjay 5y ago
I was about to post similar because in the git repo it also states: > Pocketlang is a small (~3000 semicolons) and fast functional language written in C From what I can tell from the comments, pocketlang re-uses and/or re-implements
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by veganjay 5y ago
Another one in Eau Claire, Wisconsin: https://www.visiteauclaire.com/listing/eau-claire-planet-wal...
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by veganjay 5y ago
One cool thing is the ability to create your own deck and the ability to share with other users. There are a lot of existing games already in the system and plenty more shared on the reddit group: https://www.reddit.com/r&#

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