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New commission day!
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I like rollerblading, I like funky dresses, and I like bright colors, so this one is very fun :3
Security researcher by day, weird deer lady by night. Big fan of usenet and smolnet and prone to talking in equal measure about Linux and stuffed animals.
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New commission day!
This piece was drawn by https://ko-fi.com/fakegamerjamie
I like rollerblading, I like funky dresses, and I like bright colors, so this one is very fun :3
New commission day? New commission day!
I just got this back from didelphidae (https://commiss.io/didelphidae) and I'm SO pleased with it.
Fun fact: I've owned the same bright green gameboy color since I was a kid :)
I just got a ref sheet done and I'm so pleased with it!
Ref sheet by https://commiss.io/glyphpuppy
checking fedi like
I like how every online discussion of unions goes like this:
Person: Here is an example of gross human rights abuses at a company. It's a good thing the workers are trying to unionize!
Person 2: Yeah, a union might help in this case!
Former general contractor: let me tell you a thing or three about the time I had to work with [spits on the ground] UNION LABORERS who kept TAKING BREAKS and needing SAFETY PAPERWORK
Rest of the comments section: wow, this former general contractor makes a good point, we need to prevent unions from ever forming
I like how tailscale needs a special ppa added to install on ubuntu, but Canonical suggests you use the snap they make, but the snap is broken in several key features, such as the ability to use tailscale with ssh.
Because who needs to use wireguard for ssh, right?
right?
(it's fine, I'm installing the deb straight from the vendor, but omg this is the first time I've used main branch Ubuntu in years and the small mistakes Canonical has made over the years are really really obvious)
with god as my witness, I am going to get some local gaymers into Altered TCG so I have more than one person to play against
The truth is out there
I miss the days when I could complain about LMM (Lin Manuel Miranda) being everywhere instead of LLM (Large Language Model) being everywhere
what I was taught the double fisherman's knot for: tying weights into fishing line, holding climbing rope together, making an adjustable tension knot for putting up a tent
what I use the double fisherman's knot for: nalbinding, making the adjustment area of gay little bracelets and necklaces
Friend sent a link to this new "decentralized, censorship-resistent internet" proposal:
https://ravendevteam.org/betanet/
I will not get into the cryptocurrency part, as I'm sure Molly White is better at that than me, and I will not get i to the cryptography section as I'm sure Soatok Dreamseeker is better at that than me, but I will comment on one quote from the spec:
In this context, I believe "front origin" is the HTTPS packet that is encapsulating the rest of the traffic:
"Clients MUST mirror the front originβs fingerprint class (JA3/JA4 family, ALPN set, extension order, GREASE, H2 SETTINGS, H3 availability)."
...this requirement has got me stumped. Does it mean you have to match the ja4 fingerprint of the front server? How would you reasonably do that in a way that can scale?
Or is it saying that you provide a fingerprint that has to match the same type of fingerprint as the origin? In that case, couldn't you just set a header value that the client pulls and repeats? why would it have to be a fingerprint specifically?
Maybe I am misreading the spec, or that requirement, but it isn't making sense to me.
If you wanna go to my defcon hotel party, simply drive to Maine and bring a case of moxie.
We won't be at defcon, but it'll still be a party since moxie is involved
Registering for my health insurance's online portal thingy.
I've heard of password requirements, but username requirements?
And the "no more than one period in a row" smells an awful lot like directory traversal...