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President Donald Trump is facing mockery after floating the idea of renaming the Strait of Hormuz, one of the world’s most important shipping lanes, after himself – or the United States.Erik De La Garza (Raw Story)
Look the short AI answer here is at this prompt
What does the file command do on Linux, and how can it identify file types without relying on extensions?
Short answer:
The file command analyzes file content using magic numbers and heuristics to determine type, bypassing extensions. It supports MIME types, compressed files (-z), and symlinks (-L).
mine does this or I do it..
answer is ungoing because I did not precised the context of what I want, rather the whole.
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Finally got this Podman up to do Osint without root privs
I hit like button by accident... reload page was the shift that was there when I clicked.
miscalculated the 1st image any view of the commands podman run --rm -it -p 5001:5001 bodane/osint:latestpodman run --rm -it -p 5001:5001 docker.io/bodane/osint:latest
for those that wonder about the --rm and --it flags> --rm you could imagine is remove or Automatically removes the container when it exits. Ensures no leftover containers consume disk space. Useful for temporary tasks like OSINT scans.
the --it flag however has 2 functions > 1st is is interactibve or keeps you on it simply and 2nd is Allocates a pseudo-terminal, giving you a shell prompt inside the container.
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Save outside that containerpodman save -o osint-image.tar docker.io/bodane/osint:latest
So it saves it offline all your docs as well
in that case re run withpodman load -i osint-image.tar
best restart Pod command is (for a new case)podman run --rm -it -p 5001:5001 docker.io/bodane/osint:latest
Tools are : BlackBird, IntelX. io CLI, Sherlock and Spiderfoot.
I can add self made tools.
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Did I successfully re-set the displaced barrel of my favorite pen?
Yes
Did I shatter the hand-turned barrel made from 5000-year-old bog-wood?
Also yes...
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I do not currently have XMPP setup on this Instance.
It really depends on what you mean by "login to the server". There is an XMPP addon for Friendica, though it requires the admin (me) to set that up. It also requires that I setup an actual XMPP server as that is not an integral part of a Friendica Instance. This adds an XMPP interface to the Instance to be used for messaging instead of just DM (Direct Messaging, which is very poorly implemented on the Fediverse in general).
If I setup XMPP then you would be able to use XMPP from the Instance though you would not be able to access the Instance via an XMPP client that is not how the addon works.
IRC is already setup on the Instance. I may consider adding XMPP when I have time though it is not something that is very popular these days (like IRC is right 😉 but I do not have to setup another server for that addon).
I was actually considering setting up a Matrix Server for the Instance, would you prefer XMPP over Matrix?
In any case you will not be able to access this Instance, or any other Friendica Instance, via a XMPP client. As they do not support any of the current protocols for the Fediverse. Please keep in mind that every second party App I have tried is Mastodon centric and work poorly for Friendica. Currently there are no Friendica specific apps. I use a PWA on my mobile devices in lieu of an actual app. A lot of popular apps are little more than a very limited webui in any case so this is not really an issue.
In the stillness after a night of bombardment, Israa, a devoted mother of three, and her husband lost not just a home, but the sense of safety that every family deserves.Chuffed
I vape Fire Kush, explains my fatigue..
It's fucking summer time kicking in!!! makes it even more desperate.
stupid hourshift
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It won't work in Toolbox because Toolbox runs as a rootless Podman container. Buildah is the low-level tool used to build the network-tools container image. It executes Dockerfile-like instructions (e.g., FROM, RUN, COPY) without needing a daemon, creating each image layer efficiently and securely
Buildah requires specific kernel capabilities and access to the host's container storage (/var/lib/containers or ~/.local/share/containers) to create and mount filesystems, which are restricted when running inside another container for security and isolation reasons.
That is not actually a pod, it is an OCI Container. There is a difference. It is explained in the book I gave you. It is tempting to think of containers as pods since the name is podman, though they really are just containers. You can build pods with podman though those are used with kubernete and not just podman itself. I do not believe you will need a pod or kubernete any time soon 😉.
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The --rm flag makes many wonder I guess.. it removes that process and all one did at exit.
Makes it a use and delete all at each usage.
more mambo Jam
to update those tools a simple dnf update -y
then
plan@fedora:~$ podman commit git-tools network-tools:latest
Getting image source signatures
Copying blob 459e3912f8fb skipped: already exists
Copying blob 13c1089acb08 done |
Copying config 766a6f037c done |
Writing manifest to image destination
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Hey folks, the vagaries of distributed server systems tanked me once again!
My Friendica account, which I use to manage all my federated social media accounts, was on a server that crashed with unrecoverable backups last week. This is technically a new account with the same name, content, and photo, but it's still me, I promise!
Anyway, follow me. Let me follow you. Help me rebuild my online life once again!
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It's not I accept but expect many currencies of cash.
After enough interactions I will cage fight elon first as he's a pussy than Jeff Benzos!
~ The Cobol Man
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The name "chess" is derived from the Arabic word shatranj, which itself evolved from the Persian shatranj (from Middle Persian chatrang), ultimately tracing back to the Sanskrit word caturanga, meaning "four divisions of the military" (elephants, horses, chariots, and infantry). The Arabic term shatranj was introduced to Europe through the Islamic world, particularly via Al-Andalus (modern Spain), and influenced the development of the game and its terminology in Europe. The word "checkmate" comes from the Arabic shāh māt, meaning "the king is helpless," further highlighting the Arabic linguistic influence on chess.
mat means dead in Arabic not helpless btw.
Sjeik mat, meaning the sjeik is dead.
Chess-Mate
about: leginfo.legislature.ca.gov/fac…
the California age verification law for operating systems, including Linux, does not require users to provide ID or undergo any form of verification.
The law, known as AB 1043, mandates that operating system providers collect age information during account setup, but it only requires self-reporting—users simply enter their date of birth or select an age bracket.
There is no requirement for photo ID, facial recognition, or any other form of identity verification.
As noted in multiple sources: as theregister.com/2026/03/13/opi…
The system relies on user honesty, and users can lie about their age with no consequences.
The collected data is intended to be used by apps to determine age-appropriate content, but the OS itself does not verify the information.
Some Linux distributions are exploring minimal implementations (like a D-Bus interface or local config file) to comply without storing sensitive data.
In short, it's a declaration-based system, not a verification system.
@Fou
AB 1043 Age verification signals: software applications and online services.leginfo.legislature.ca.gov
Why should I care if the Nazis are killing the Jews? I am not Jewish.
Besides it effects you. As I stated above Fedora is funded by Red Hat, Red Hat is owned by IBM which is based in Colorado. Which means after 1-Jan-2027 Fedora will have to age verify. This will indirectly effect many that do not believe it effects them.
This also effects the many distros based on Fedora.
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#Australia has introduced age verification to socials.
You can bet, if there is some kind of #civilliberties shitfuckery about, it's a global initiative by #technonazis and/or our owners.
This "age verification" bullshit is purely about ending anonymity on the net.
Full surveillance with no court orders to #deidentify.
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This just reiterates what I have already stated earlier in this thread. So of course I agree.
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Why does everybody talks about complicated things today?
Over complication is proven deadly for self usage and as well for others.
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@adingbatponder 👾 someone of your server muted the server I'm on.
While it's not even a week old ..
Wait!! I restricted anon users to see my content but you are mutual friend so it must be a bug on your mobile should be resolved on PC
This is a known issue between privacy and other network types on the Fediverse. Because they do not all use an agreed upon protocol to verify users when you make something private on one Fediverse network it will exclude your friends on other networks. The same would be true if you posted something private on Mastodon, even though we are considered friends Mastodon has noway of verifying our identity so it would just block us.
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Many of the privacy settings on Friendica or any other type of Instance are not going to work across the whole Fediverse. Unless it is your intention to keep everything so only those on Friendica Instances or logged into our Instance it is best to turn those settings off. Until the day when privacy on the Fediverse has a unified way of implementation across network types.
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You could share your public key with your friends and encrypt all your posts lol
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Because you are not logged in via this Friendica Instance you are an anonymous visitor.
It is not his app, it is the way Fediverse works. Privacy settings, at least for now, suck and for most cases should not be used.
If you wanted to share something that only those on this Instance, or a Friendica Instance can see then it would be fine. Though quite often we want all our friends on the Fediverse to be able to view our posts.
Keep in mind that all propagation off this Instance is considered anonymous guests. So you essentially kill your posts ability to propagate to your friends off of this Instance by turning that feature on.
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The sad part is that even when this is fixed it may be a very long time before we can reap any benefits. As over 90% of the Instances on the Fediverse are using outdated to ancient Instance versions and never upgrade.
So fixes usually do not propagate well.
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If we subscribe to the belief that our reality is what we accept from our perception of our environment, which I do, would it be equally true that we are victims of our environment, and punished by our misperceptions?
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It might seem on the surface that words, spoken or written, are quite fundamental, easy to understand. Is this really the case though? In all reality words are most misleading. Perhaps I should explain.
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I was first introduced to the wonderful world of programming when I was 9 years old (46 years ago as of this writing). My middle school had just gotten some Franklin Ace 2000s (Think Apple IIe clone) and my father bought us a Commodore 64 for the house. While my siblings were most interested in playing games on the Commodore I wanted to program. Armed with books like Jim Butterfield's 'Machine Language for the Commodore 64' I began writing my own BASIC wedges and creating portable software from the Commodore 64 to the Apple IIe (which had similar CPUs in the 6502 family based on the Z80). I loved programming. It gave me a space that I felt like I had some control and my life was not just a tail spin of undesirable events.
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I occasionally get asked about my moniker Unus Nemo. If you are familiar with Latin then you already know that Unus Nemo means no one. Though that is applicable my moniker is multi-faceted. Meaning there are several reasons that I chose this moniker to name myself. As opposed to my given name which I was labeled with at birth.
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The recent database loss on Rogue Project's Friendica really woke me up to just how fast all my posts can disappear. Even before that I have been meaning to make more use of my blog for posts that I would like more persistence. I initially created the blog when I first came to the Fediverse. I stumbled upon Mastodon after my exodus from Meta and thought I would need to provided links for longer posts, as I am a little on the verbose side 😉. Well, my five minutes on Mastodon was not a surprise. I have never liked a microblogging environment. I found out about Friendica and quickly jumped on board. I was having a difficult time finding a stable Friendica Instance with an open registration so I did the most reasonable thing I could think of. I got another VPS and started a Friendica Instance. I was initially going to make it a single user Instance though I thought that would be a waste of resources and decided to open registration. I am going to tell you now that I fully understand why a stable Friendica Instance is not so easy to find 😉. I have learnt a lot in the last year of maintaining Rogue Project's Friendica and I definitely understand the frustrations of other Instance admins.
So I am now going to share my blog with the Fediverse. Rogue Project's Blog , I have comments turned off on the blog so I do not have to spend time managing spam. Feel free to comment here, or share a link yourself and mention me in it if you want my feedback. The entire blog is static so you can link to any category or individual essay, poem or rambling at your discretion. There is no login and there are no ads of any type.
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Still believe that Windows is a viable OS?
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Personally, I would avoid all corporate chatbot Instances and use local AI, I understand that not everyone has the technical skills to set this up. Though the Ollama project has gone a long way to making this accessible to most everyone. Ollama is a user friendly wrapper around llama.cpp.
Welcome to Rogue Project's Friendica!
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in reply to Plan-A • — (0.0.0.0) •Judge about this ya'll.
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Magic numbers are used by most OSes even MS/Windows. They are typically the first two to four bytes, in some instances more. Every graphics format has their own magic number. Also the bash shebang
#!is a magic number. Elf binaries have a magic number as well a MS/Windows PE files and other executable formats on MS/Windows. When it come to plain text files such as json and source filesfileuses heuristics as their are no magic numbers to count on.Unlike MS/Windows file extensions are meaningless in regards to the filesystems used on Unix derivatives such as Linux. Though
filecan make assumptions based on a file extension. This does not mean you should use them in places where they do not belong.A basic rule for file extensions, greatly ignored from those coming from MS/Windows, is that if the file will be consumed by another app or service then we give it a file extension so its MIME type can be used. An example would be files that are served by your httpd daemon. We DO NOT use file extensions on any program that is intended to be invoked from the CLI ever. There are some issues. Such as when Microsoft had the standards for .NET drawn up they required the
.exeextension for executables. Most .NET applications developed on 'nix systems are not run at the CLI so this is not an issue. When they are we create a symbolic link to the.exefile so that users do not have to use the.exeextension when invoking the command.This is an ongoing issue as many developers turning to 'nix from a Windows environment do not seem capable of understanding that file extension are not typically used in many cases on 'nix. That is why we have a
filein the first place. It is sad that even those at a professional level often do not get this simple concept.We can also use the symbolic link technique when we are writing python programs that are meant to be invoked at the command line though our tool chain likes file extensions. We do typically use file extensions on source code for compiled programs as they are not directly invoked and are consumed by the compiler. You will note that there are many python and perl scripts used on a 'nix system and none of them have a file extension. If a python, perl or other script has a shebang line and you set the executable bit then it should not have a file extension. If it is run by an interpreter and does not have a shebang line and does not have the execution bit turned on it is fine to have a file extension.
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in reply to Unus Nemo • •But thanks for the information 🙂
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in reply to Unus Nemo • — (0.0.0.0) •About NixOS you want.
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When I say 'nix I am not talking about NixOS I am talking about all Unix derivatives including MacOS, BSD distros, Gnu/Linux distros, Hurd/Linux and any other Unix Derivatives. Yes, NixOS happens to be one of those derivatives, though it is not what I am specifically talking about.
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The term 'nix meaning Unix Like, is a lot older than NixOS 😉
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