@tib3rius a fitting punishment for using safari
Lead AppSec Engineer at F100. Developer of open source security tools like S3Scanner. đź§… #tor relay & bridge operator. Slow reader.
Interested in #appsec, #golang, #passwordcracking, #homelab, #opensource
Currently learning: #hardwarehacking, #sdr
@tib3rius a fitting punishment for using safari
@joeress Ah! In that case, you can definitely experiment with installing web browsers and desktop environments. To really set a sense of FreeBSD’s power with ZFS-on-root, you could take a snapshot of the root dataset and then mess around with building packages from ports vs installing via pkg. If anything breaks, you can simply roll back to the most recent snapshot.
@joeress I generally recommend to let your storage machine only do storage things and have another machine for running services. You -could- run Jelllyfin on FreeBSD via Docker or a bhyve VM, but that’s sort of a round peg and square hole. The “app” machine can access the FreeBSD storage via SMB, NFS, iSCSI, etc.
@amuse could also be that they are switching hash algorithms
Washington State Park created this playlist for those people:
@kajer netplan/could-init is a neat idea if you happen to need a fairly complicated network setup, but I never ever do
@kajer isn’t that what Oxide does?
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@SpaceLifeForm @winterknight1337 possibly coming from the Federal factory
@jerry got it, thanks! Wow what fast support
Is there a way to block tags on Mastodon? I’m only seeing mute/block options at the account level
@foone I’ve got a box of stepper motors collecting dust I can donate to the cause
Solarpunk conference gear
@mjdxp just what do you have against Lindows
@nixCraft So you’re just not going to link to the original post then?
@tib3rius It looks like a textbook HTTP Desync attack
@Viss Ah, that’s a good place to be
@Viss bold to assume most customers could tell the difference between a quality pentest and automated garbage. Especially if it’s just to check a compliance box