

The paper linked in the article is most excellent for anyone looking for a basis on technical writing.
Upset millennial.
Code quality matters.


The paper linked in the article is most excellent for anyone looking for a basis on technical writing.
You are correct in identifying that trying to make fetch happen won’t work. There’s already a multitude of options for establishing network security native to any OS, or an open project that’s deviated in their own way.
You could write a wrapper for everything, but unless that’s the intent of your app it may be scope creep.


That sounds like malicious action from Microsoft versus parsing a well standardized and open format.
Edit: this is the equivalent of choosing violence and we shouldn’t accept msft into the open source community at this point.


Practices from a sweaty teen that obviously loved during the time of CD changers, with a reflective self objectifying them as such. Obviously I’ve shown growth since based both on the OP and comments in this thread.
Reading literacy is hard.


GIMME MAXIMA S.M.A.R.T.!
I’ll see if I can track down my first SSD, The Ancient One, it’s an old 32gb g.skill


Sitting on mostly spinny shucked wd reds from whenever they’ve gone on sale and a few 1u servers w u. shenannigans. Nothing insane, still under 100tb in raid 10.


The real question, will rawdogging it trigger a DCMA?


They use a bunch of copilot LLM actions and code updates across their platform. Picards last release is before any major agent rewrites to the main branch, so it’s been pinned.


This is why thumb drives and write bits were made


Oooooooooo, this is hot af. You’re a real one


There were grand ambitions for a n-petabyte scale u. server in a milk crate, but then LLM happened 😭


My sushi roll experience was going to be iterating the byte-string headers and grabbing out anything of value, so essentially this. My hope was that there was a solution present to reduce the hand-rolling… tbd but it appears that Picard is a viable option based on yours and others commentary/upvotes


I haven’t said anything 😘


Using Turkey and Erdogan as a basis for this shit is heinous. The Kurds (PKK) were experiencing a genocide…not unlike the Palestinians currently impacted by second order effects from this action. This is explicit weaponization of the state in support of foreign powers/interests. Americans should be ashamed.


Can infrastructure providers start dedicating their knowledge of scraper infra to the public domain so we all can start to respond appropriately to these toxic networks?
I gave the example of PPPoE, the other option is to read the linked kernel docs to understand traffic steering and infer where those situations could occur.
Opensense is often bound by single-core operations depending on where a network packet may plumb itself through the kernel. A great example is any PPPoE connections on the base OS BSD. Vyos doesn’t have these same limitations since it’s minted on Linux - which supports traffic steering.
Really though, IaC for vyos has always been rock solid. Even though the persistent config in Opnsense is cool, adding new features or configs can be a bit of a pain in the ass
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