cybre:uranther ＃０１２.０１８ @uranther@cybre.space
cybre-gongfu disciple tooting #cyberpunk and #cypherpunk future
#SystemsEngineering PhD student researching #blockchain-based transactive energy systems and supergrids
- pronouns
- he/him
- proto-project
- https://hack-the-planet.neocities.org
Hello! 你好！ ¡Hola!
#introductions
My name is 
I am a cybre-gongfu artist.
Ready to #redecentralize all the 
I #HackThePlanet by building #antifragile systems for the #cryptoeconomy
Buddhist guy practicing #meditation, #taijiquan and #writing,
I also like drinking tea, playing go, enjoying art and nature.
Some of you I know already, and others I may 
your good content.
Feel free to stop by and say hi - challenge and debate -
If not, you're still great!
☮️ 
☯️
Recent events have increased my fervor for free, open, decentralized, secure, privacy- and #complexity-aware solutions. #HackThePlanet
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In theory, the cryptsetup system can support keyfiles up to and including 8192KiB (execute cryptsetup --help to verify this); in practice, due to a off-by-one bug, it supports only keyfiles strictly less than 8MiB. We therefore create a keyfile of length (1024 * 8192) - 1 = 8388607 bytes.
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My #Cowrie #honeypot stats for the past 24 hours.
As usual Global Layer B.V. are in the lead by a few million interactions due to a large spam campaign
Digital Ocean starting to creep up, but should slow down once I collect and report the offending IPs.
Had an influx of samples over night that I need to pick through, though it looks like a broken spreader rather than tasty malware.
my current space is consumed by wires, electronics and computers. my original intention was to merge this with plants, nature and lights (before i heard about solarpunk). however, while i was familiar with technology and how to set up digital infrastructure, i knew close to nothing about gardening or growing plants. i now am the proud owner of 3 nice little plants and would like more. i now also want things to hang on my walls (asides from plants)
any other suggestions for wall things?
@nonphatic My #Gitea container seems to bork itself after so many days.
It seems easier to docker-compose restart git than it does to debug it
#Linux stuffs I learned along the way:
- #ZFSonLinux + #LUKS encrypted root
- Kernel config + cmdline opts
- Debugging kernel panics
- Building custom initramfs
- The joys of chroot
- Can USE="static" #BusyBox run this damn bash script?
- No, it cannot.
- file(1) confuses statically-linked Position-Independent Executables (PIE) for dynamically-linked ones.
Test your backups, folks!
#HardenedGentoo Round 3 failed
It turns out the stage4 #musl tarball (from last December) created circular dependencies on libc.
The dynamically-linked ELF binaries copied into the initramfs, such as bash and zfs, when executed, gave "Symbolic link loop" errors.
The rabbit hole goes deeper...
if I want to use the musl hardened profile on #Gentoo, it seems like I will have to bootstrap my own system!
Seems prudent at this point to go with glibc in @system and musl in #GentooPrefix.
Being behind #Tor 24/7 makes me really glad I have my own self-hosted #GitLab instance. The #HardenedBSD src tree is around 1.2GB in size.
hackers.town alternate logo stickers available.
about to get intimate with my initramfs
create more internets
position: 0.31990197513984153 + 0.5742207982054044i
pixel width: 9.429457330006675e-06
uh oh
!!!!!! my package came today!
Maybe you've seen the phrase "Nintendo Hard" used to describe the difficulty of classic NES games, but I think we need to come up with a new term: #NintendoEasy.
Until we have offer data appliances that prove web, email, IM, network routing and storage, and media streaming that are as affordable and as easy to set up as the Nintendo Entertainment System was back in the 80s, #selfhosting just isn't realistic for the average person.
Will computing standards ever stabilize to the point where we can eliminate some of the technical debt?
Dear Bill Gates:
My dad grounded me because of your potty mouth computers.
that would have been useful for me instead of downloading 500mb of history
