@shupfel right, Kerberos discovery SRV requests are the starting point to explore and enumerate Active Directory services. Should pkg(8) have a workaround for this?

@shupfel what

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@feoh Absolutely loved the FTP stack, thank you
@thegibson

@bentsukun Thanks again. Good motivation for people including yours truly to try harder next year.

@bentsukun Thank you. I wonder if we didn't make cfp or did it get rejected

It bums me out that "marshall"/"deputy" didn't win out in the database-stuff-renaming world.

Just think of all the great corny idioms we're losing out on in technical debates as a result. #ImYourHuckleberry

No #BSD #FOSDEM devroom this year?

#FOSDEM2024

@pamela thank you!

@pamela Are you using or consider to subscribe to Microsoft 365? If yes, what for?

@brnrd that's exactly what they do and I am fine with that...

I'll try your setup one day once I have something own to run it on.

I use APL385 from Dyalog - if that does not make me a nerd then I don't know!! #apl

@brnrd can't use WSL 2.0 and Windows Terminal where this is all happening. Getting a good terminal on Windows is a challenge anyway.
Moba has its quirks, but I like an integrated interface - for example one click to open an RDP session to a Windows host via SSH tunnel pointing to some Linux.

I think the main reason Putty is so good is their terminal emulation, except for the newline copy-paste. Maybe Windows Terminal is good enough now, I don't know.

@brnrd Funny, I have switched to Mobaxterm on Windows. Which goes more into Putty-like direction.

Rare moment of #37c3 ball pit being unoccupied and undisturbed for about 4.76s, you're welcome

@neel @nixCraft was it okay pre-systemd? with non-deterministic eth0/eth1 assignment?

@wezm @isagalaev

They can't ignore, but they can "embrace". Looks like PowerShell as a new bash is part of that strategy, that implies .NET Core everywhere, too.

I still consider .net core platform independence layer a crude hack to coarse stuff to Win32-like APIs, but maybe it works good enough to pass.

Maybe XPCOM will be revived soon for the component model and "apps"?

@nmeum but the authors would not agree that the "robustness principle is the most destructive concept of all time" as @djm said. Postel did not advocate having a lax approach to input validation.

Ability to let protocols evolve is very important