continue delegating your primary skill to some as a service company, i'm sure it's gonna end well
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what if BhutanesePassport.oga was recorded on a karaoke machine at a bar, that's why it has autotune and reverb?
what's the career path for someone who went into tech because it was a thing they've always enjoyed and now it paid the bills too - but now they don't enjoy it anymore? is it still to open a bar to serve a clientele of other burned out tech workers?
asking for a friend
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I'm not saying everyone has to have an osdev phase. It's fine to not do it, you gotta have a particular strain of brain worms for it, and it doesn't automatically make you a good coder/person if you do.
But way to miss the whole point of the exercise to just get something to generate that code for you. There's nothing cool about this, you just wasted electricity to make a dead end useless project that impresses no-one but your own ego.
It's a microwave meal, you gonna serve that to others?
bouba/kiki effect applied to the naming of cable/connector orientations
it's midnight and the brainworms have just woken up
mr president a third lpe has hit the kernel
https://github.com/0xdeadbeefnetwork/Copy_Fail2-Electric_Boogaloo
amogus
Don't forget to thank that one person who has been tirelessly maintaining a production Gentoo kernel in your infrastructure with most features disabled for nearly a decade.
thank mr @implr@social.hackerspace.pl!
don't let anyone stop you from making a hole in the wall with a bunch of friends on a friday evening
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- The authors say they have other chains (including ones that allow container escapes). I believe them.
- A mildly de-minified PoC for Alpine with a new payload ELF is at hackerspace[pl]/~q3k/alpine.py . You'll need /bin/ping from iputils. Tested on an ancient Alpine ISO from my cringe^Wdownloads directory.
Here's what I've been fighting FreeCAD over with today. It's a spin coater for @fafo@social.fa-fo.de, based on the Maasi project. I've redrawn it in FCAD instead of F360 with some FFM DFM fixes, built in hackability (M3/4 screws mounts), a latching lid, better splash protection around the vase, vent holes and maybe vacuum mount support via a hollow shaft motor.
It's still an early draft, but it's ready for some test fit prints. Also on the way is some PP/CF filament for solvent compatibility.
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Oh yeah the above will turn your /bin/ping into a setuid(0) su until you drop caches (maybe) or reboot. So, uh, keep that in mind.
don't need no linux kernel LPEs when you can just alias sudo=sudo-but-also-do-something-funny-as-root into a .bashrc and wait up to 24 hours on any linux dev machine
i had a hunch globalplatform specs were keter class anomalies
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@bas @fafo Three vacuum coating systems, three roughing pumps, one tiny diffusion pump, a wire bonder, a wafer prober, a mask aligner, a quartz tube furnace, and 20 or so eurocrates of assorted vacuum parts, lithography supplies, silicon wafers, masks, ...
It's a big one, folks. Expect updates soon. We got lots of work to do now.
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@implr @wolf480pl You can just write to any running process' .text if you have access to the binary.
You should just be able to write a better implementation of close() into /lib/libc.so.6 - one that also drops you a +s, no questions asked su in /tmp before actually closing the file, and wait until a privileged process bites.
if you know how things usually go down at @fafo@social.fa-fo.de , then you know this can mean only one thing
vacuum clamps by the kilo
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@G33KatWork@infosec.exchange i quoted that a number of times to my co-conspirators and got zero reactions
when the diffusion pump comes out sizzlin'
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@domi@donotsta.re @whitequark@social.treehouse.systems @IPngNetworks@ublog.tech I don't trust it, but given RustFS seems to be the alternative then I'm now fine with it. Anything but hype-driven slop, please.
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@penguin42 Right, I'm just talking about the current exploit. I just managed to inject code into an arbitrary process by opening its file, too.
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@fafo After a delay of 60 minutes or more, you are entitled to be refunded 50% of the talk.
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@whitequark @fafo winamp is there to blast files from The_Magic_of_MIDI.7z over the front case speaker of the optiplex that this thing runs on, while we're waiting for acquisitions to finish
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@wolf480pl @fafo We could do that, but I'm not sure how involved the test setup is...
FWIW this was just a simple test that we did spontaneously with the tools/materials we had - not sure spending much time qualifying the results makes sense?
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@hugo@chaos.social @fafo@social.fa-fo.de every frame a painting
(me struggling to film a road trip with hugo's magic lantern enabled canon with some old soviet lens attached)
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@wren6991@types.pl @famfo@frogs.lgbt inconclusive - but it seems to have been published slightly before dirtyfrag and it's a similar chain, i think?
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@skyguided @fafo Should be doable. We'll see once we bring up our e-beam and sputter coaters... although thermal evap should still work to a certain degree.
(and yes, making custom LCDs is somewhere in our tech tree :) )
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@cmb@cathode.church @fafo@social.fa-fo.de what do you mean we're not taking the carbon tet
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@littlerao@chaos.social @mich1@momou.social @fafo@social.fa-fo.de We already have two SEMs! But I did offer to take it in if it would be scrapped otherwise, and we're happy to help with info about dismantling/moving/recommissioning.
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@cmb@cathode.church 9 hours into an 8 hour drive home from picking up an auction lot vibes
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@radex@social.hackerspace.pl @whitequark@social.treehouse.systems @IPngNetworks@ublog.tech Ceph eats IOPS but I haven't yet found anything else I that would trust. It's complex, yes, but that's just the nature of distributed storage IMO.
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@kasperd @penguin42 While I am a security consultant I am not _your_ security consultant, so the best I can offer you is an enthusiastic 'yeah, I guess so!'.
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Beware, RustFS is buggy slop that does not understand the basics of distributed storage or even not hardcoding root credentials.
https://github.com/rustfs/rustfs/security
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