sysctl vm.swappiness=0
swapoff -a
- proxmox 7.x.x
systemctl --type swap #find your swap target
systemctl mask dev-pve-swap.swap #your swap partition target
@prologic
- proxmox 7.x.x
@prologic
keep in mind, like all avenues of tech security has it's down sub-disciplines (of which there are many). i encourage everyone to experiment and find what they're interested in and pursue it.
it started in the 90s, when security was relevant but often overlooked. it was more a trial-by-fire situation where as a systems operator i had to learn security trappings. no magic pill for this one. lots of time, experimentation, failure, and finding a handful of people to bounce ideas off of. this particular field is very lucrative, but if you've followed me at all you'll know money doesn't motivate me. i'm simply fascinated with solving puzzles :-)
reach out direct if you have questions
ah. i was curious. now they are doing some form of vr-based osint for ukraine.
hard-pass.
feeling his serrated teeth this year
can't win them all.
concise yet it speaks volumes.
if you're looking to gain knowledge a cert may provide a framework of what you need to study to find your path in tech.
i have certs and omit them every time.
the exception is if you're following a track of security. oscp/gpen are fairly well-respected. these are not really tests you can bullshit your way through. they demonstrate that you've done your homework and took the subject seriously. i'd hire folks who could pass them. because i took both and respect their approach.
are you strictly solar or are you also on hydro?
on a good day my array pulls in ~700w~
great work. in 2062 the logo collapses on itself. bookmark this
great work. in 2062 the logo collapses on itself. bookmark this
how does one build tea?
curious to know how fediverse turned you off.
for myself it was interesting, but wasn't what it was supposed to be. i lost interest fairly quickly
great list by the way. all very useful.
hsm(s) can be expensive. so in many ways you have to weigh your trust model.
unless you have 80k under your floor and care to become a ca?
- pay attention to pointers
- cload/csave tattoo concept
- c2 infrastructure/inverse swarm model
- corn tortillas stuffed with air fried potatoes
- uncle sam is a greedy prick
- stop saying fcuk in interviews
- forensic files is moron killer starter pack
- why do people become anime characters?
- if dog starts talking, ate wrong mushrooms
counter.social which followed a similar pattern.
plants and flowers are good names. but if i were to pick something from this category it would have to represent the purpose of the project and be rather esoteric in that i wouldn't call it sunflower or daisy :-)
lately my naming thoughts align with what we discussed regarding energy and smaller constructs.
rough as it were. it takes a while to spike out the proof of concept and it appears you're on your way.i had not heard of nats.io until now, this seems very useful for my edge research. thanks for the proxied tip :-)
.dotfiles available for viewing? i'd like to see your approach to workflows.@adi when i was on openbsd, i also used spectrwm and it felt natural.
i was going to mention that to you. i've seen it ~6x over the last week. if it happens again will provide you utc::timestamp, origin ip, and a glass of wine~
machines: nixos or arch. de is i3 with a lot of customisation
servers: debian but quickly shifting to alpine
is coming? it's already here. we've never stopped it.
domain name hell- discussing small(smol)-tech and and various projects
- reviewing current state of
saltyim and documentation updates- discussing cors and srv configuration for broker process
- waxed poetically about working in a think-tank vs being corporate drone
- @adi showed up, had a smoke, left
- closing minutes
cc: @sorenpeter
we that are allowing it is a small group of people who are able to make positive change happen. most netizens could care less as long as they don't lose their smartphone, social, etc.it's a three-tiered system from my review:
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tier0: those of us who want opt-in and have the ability to navigate around systems and build our own-
tier1: the people of r/privacy who live in some sort of warped spy-novel and throw the kitchen sink at privacy making an utter mess-
tier2: the rest of the world. maybe they're keen on privacy and opting in or out, but they will not let loose of the platforms and other things that feed their stimulation habitthis is why i feel so strongly about creating your own slice of the net. it may not be massive like centralised platforms, but you can do what you please for the most part.
and for the record. i have plenty to hide. my cookie recipes if found would start a revolution :-)
rip.jpeg cpus and tier01 storage standing by
'rip.jpeg'
i predict an increase in nas and spinning rust procurement
@prologic has a really nice setup. in a way we follow a similar metal-model on-prem.
fun story: i met someone at a cafe to do some work, they asked where my computer was. i pulled a usb stick out my pocket and booted a public terminal and simply pointed.
max since it's lacking columns and rows@prologic this is reasonable. if someone was pasting the c manual that could cause some issues :-) but perhaps upping it a bit might be nice
can you unplug and take some time off?
amazing work for a 1-2 week old spec.
salty-stack which aims to be monolithic docker stack (swarm or compose) to stand up salty-im infrastructure.cc: @prologic
i think this whole thing was bootstrapped in a week between all involved.
this is what community is all about. cc: @xuu @ullarah
day::gig i'm lucky to push a single pr/week.
i fell asleep in my office chair last night. time to go stretch soon
i may try to dance this wm for a week and see if i pull out my hair or not :-)
frantech by chance?
:chefs_kiss but more research is needed. :-)@adi we have much to talk about regarding plan9
funny how we try to get away from these
legacy protocols only to bridge them into newer and more complicated ones. :shrug
bell-labs on