Vincent

@rysiek@mstdn.social True experts questioned their home infra first, because that is obviously the most stable culprit ​:dinolul:​

@Viss@mastodon.social Somebody even built a UI for it https://days-since-openclaw-cve.com/ ​:dinolul:​ (It does seem very vibe-coded as well, but it is funny)

@hillu@infosec.exchange @CyReVolt@mastodon.social Yes, I think they have entirely switched to custom parsers (?) to improve false-positive rates and extract more information.

@CyReVolt@mastodon.social Yup and the Rust version is missing features and signatures the Python version had, so I always have to fall back to that one anyways. 🫠

@reeeen@norden.social Auch wenn Daniel Stenberg immer noch viel an der Entwicklung von cURL beteiligt ist und es ein großartiges open-source Projekt ist, tut er dies weder nach der Arbeit, noch alleine. Viel mehr in Vollzeit und mit vielen anderen Contributors (https://github.com/curl/curl/graphs/contributors?from=4%2F13%2F2024)

@hajnrich@blahaj.social ​:dinopommes:​

@tay@transfem.social clearly both ​:Blobhaj_Innocent:​

Aaand it's legal up again. Looking forward to a post-mortem by whoever is responsible.

@tschotsch It will be a Cyborg-Haj ​:Blobhaj_Golly:​

@altf4@hostux.social I was already suspecting that there must be something terrible about modding DECTs, given that I haven't found much, even though they are so present at the various hacker events 😅 But I'm looking forward to the challenge ​:Blobhaj_Default:​

@tschotsch ​:ablobfoxdundundunowo:​ Aber: PL ist informiert ​:Blobhaj_Read_Octopus:​

@da_667@infosec.exchange no no, not just plague spreaders, they are luxury plague spreaders

@tris@tacobelllabs.net @eloy@hsnl.social JavaScript returning 126 for new Date().getYear() is certainly a choice ​:blobfoxnotlikethis:​

@troublewithwords@wandering.shop In the spirit of keeping the physics simple I think the only reasonable option is for the cow to be evenly covered in pants of 50% thickness ​:dinobigbrain:​

@liaizon@social.wake.st @yetzt@social.yetzt.me @bagder@mastodon.social I think so, yes! You can always append a dot (i.e. https://example.com./ is totally valid) and you do not need more than one segment to form a valid URI. So you could totally have that.

@dfl@chaos.social Meistens /etc/passwd ​:Blobhaj_Blanket:​

@theresnotime@fox.nexus Nur echt mit ECGDSA (Elliptic Curve based German Digital Signature Algorithm) keys

@dergrobi@nrw.social Ah, nice. One more reason to have more infra: fancy graphs 😄

@jorijn@toot.community They certainly aren't that well known but I've stumbled across them a couple of times when looking at threads of search engine alternatives. I've been quite happy using Kagi and I do quite enjoy being able to prioritize (and even more importantly deprioritize or ban) websites in search results.

@tschotsch Eurobanenkiste = Eurobox??? ​:dinobigbrain:​

@thermia@sk.girlthi.ng @tschotsch ​:dinowatschelRUNNING:​

@puppygirlhornypost2@transfem.social Yeah, I've also done stuff like that for "printf-debugging". Usually not to commit it tho. 🫠

@famfo@frogs.lgbt @q3k@social.hackerspace.pl I think this one does not need af_alg (EDIT: nevermind, they corrected themselves on that https://discourse.ifin.network/t/new-copyfail-variants/395/3)

Hello fedi! I'm Vincent. ​​ At my day job, I develop software for laser machines. In my free time, I break other people's software, try not to break my own hardware & software projects, and run my slightly overengineered homelab. ​​ I also have way too many unfinished projects and am somehow trying to finish my master's degree alongside all of that. ​​ I'm looking forward to attending more chaos events this year and hopefully meeting fancy new people! ​​ Feel free to say hi! ​​ #introduction

@fossdd@chaos.social I tried once, when I was still in school and tablet's were starting to become more common. Looking back at it, the code is quite terrible of course, but it was certainly a valuable learning experience. ​:dinosweating:​

@argonaut@mastodon.social @kamstrup@fosstodon.org What do you mean? It is used to cat things, clearly :P

@halcy@icosahedron.website Ah yes, the illusion of choice ​:dinonerd:​

@dergrobi@nrw.social Nice visualization. I've been looking for one. Is that graph publicly available somewhere?

@inderix@booping.synth.download For the truly non-wired experience, you will have to go for the wirefree variant, not just the one with less wires. ​:dinobigbrain:​

@sharkfie@infosec.exchange @Viss@mastodon.social seems fair

@tschotsch@knuddelweide.de Seeehr fragwürdig, die ist bestimmt gar nicht premium-zertifiziert und universell einsetzbar

@notthebee@tilde.zone I wish it were different. Homelabbing is such a nice way to learn about things. ​:neocat_sad:​

@tschotsch Wo Haj-Rettungstrupp?​:Blobhaj_Shock:​​:Blobhaj_Shock:​​:Blobhaj_Shock:​

@famfo@frogs.lgbt @q3k@social.hackerspace.pl Yes, me too :D

@Viss@mastodon.social @sharkfie@infosec.exchange yeah, absolutely. Same for other LLMs. It's just always the same bland mix of things. Not even the "same" same style, but as you say, you can absolutely smell it

@thermia@sk.girlthi.ng wtf misskey, why is this a thing we can do ​:dinolul:​

@altf4@hostux.social ​:dinoburn:​

@puppygirlhornypost2@transfem.social what

@dfl@chaos.social Klingt gut :D

@neverpanic@chaos.social Hm, isn't the size of the crater the same if DENIC messes up something else that bricks downstream resolvers? Or am I missing something that makes DNSSEC worse?