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Pwnagotchi 02 - Linux tools

Based on https://github.com/mtagius/pwnagotchi-tools I wrote some scripts to use pwnagetty and generate scripts for linux. Plan is to use it on an EC2 instance (once AWS allows me)

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Playing with videos

A cheatsheet on how to merge/convert timelapse videos from iPhone:

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sadservers

I found the sadservers site very interesting and educative. I didn’t know that you could do sums and calculations with awk, to name one thing.

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Rabbit Holes v01

A few days ago I did some changes in my internal infrastructure, just adding a router and some cables. Then when I wanted to create a nice diagram just for fun, tried mermaid.live but couldn’t find nice icons and the local installation threw me some errors with my chrome version (which I cannot update yet due to other project that I’m working on). So I switch to diagrams and found that the debian package is outdated and cannot be installed in sid.

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Going back in time

As a big music fan, I also think that spotify keeps us in a golden cage. I haven’t found any new music through there. It’s just the same random playlists over and over, plus suggestions of mainstream trash.

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Today I Learned - Spotify client on Linux

Yeah, I know. I should not be using spotify. However I still a lot for playlists and stuff there, and I’m slowly migrating them,

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Openwrt with AX88179B USB network adapters on a rpi 4b

Spoiler … it didn’t work, yet. So, my current network setup is:

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OpenWrt on a Cudyr700, with two ISPs

After my previous failure of trying openwrt on a rpi4 I switched back to my cudy r700, there’s openwrt support for that device, so I went that route. After some research I found this and was able to have it running.

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Tooltips for Glossaries, Dictionaries, and Documentation

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Powering-up Special Blocks: EmacsConf 2020 slides

The EmacsConf 2020 talk on org-special-block-extras: a modular interface for special blocks and links.

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org-special-block-extras: Org lists, drawn as Graphviz graphs

The graph block: nested Org lists, drawn by Graphviz, with C-c C-c rendering a PNG in place.

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org-special-block-extras: demos that are tests, rather than docs

Each :demo block shows its source, then its snapshotted rendering; each export checks it still renders so.

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Musa Al-hassy's Personal Glossary

My glossary of terms, the documentation library behind org-special-block-extras' doc: links.

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The Decisions Behind the Code

I can usually look at a piece of code and understand what it does. The harder question is why it was written that way.

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Go 1.28 HTTP/2 Parking: Measuring Memory Savings

I benchmarked Go 1.28 HTTP/2 parking with 5,000 idle connections. Across three runs, the same server binary used 85-93 MiB less RSS with parking enabled.

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Sandboxing Subprocesses with Landlock in Go 1.28

Learn how Go 1.28 applies Linux Landlock rules to subprocesses with os/exec, using an example that blocks directory creation.

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从零开始教你搭建自己的数字名片：保姆级教程

有人来问合作，想看你和哪些品牌合作过、哪几篇内容最能代表你。你打开 X 找帖子，又去 YouTube 翻视频；链接凑齐了，还得给对方解释每个案例做了什么。资料都发过，却散在好几个地方。我把自己的作品、合作品牌和联系方式放进同一个页面。下次有人来问，发一个网址就能让对方先了解我。下面这段视频是做好的