🌱 Ligniform 

@ligniform@infosec.exchange
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SOC Analyst starting my #InfoSec journey, mainly posting about #Privacy or anything else that interests me.

Posts may contain: #FOSS #Privacy #CyberSecurity #Python #CTF #Security and plenty more.

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Ikea embracing the shark thing as a trans icon but still selling products made in the UAE is peak rainbow capitalism
Happy Monday mfs
me: well life's meaningless, just have a good time while you go about it
me: *proceeds to study computer science*

Oh boy! The PineNote is out!

Just €610 :/

Did you know that Microsoft just turns Copilot writing assist on for webpages in Microsoft Edge?
So like, if you type in edit boxes, it just... gets sent to Microsoft? Straight up?
And this is enabled by default?
So first, what the actual hell? Second, why is nobody talking about this? How the hell is right now the first time I find out about this?

We showered my girlfriends cat in the afternoon, and by evening she was grooming herself.

Bitch you're already clean!!!!! Stop licking!!!

A very “surprising pattern” that people don’t want to use fucking shit that doesn’t fucking work and depends on stealing people’s work and fucking lighting the mother-fucking planet on fire while feeding their fucking money into the greedy throats of billionaires.
Memes like these kill me inside a little. I've interacted with too many people who think this is how anyone working in #InfoSec should act.
I just don't understand why they're doing ID card checks for age verification instead of just asking people how their back is ...
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stromy is a minimal, customizable and neofetch-like weather CLI for Linux, Unix, macOS & BSD, written in Go lang. Try it out ⤵️
GitHub - ashish0kumar/stormy: 🌦️ Minimal, customizable and neofetch-like weather CLI based on rainy

🌦️ Minimal, customizable and neofetch-like weather CLI based on rainy - ashish0kumar/stormy

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@nixCraft

Also... FIVE WHOLE DEPENDENCIES.

If it were written in rust, I'd call myself lucky if it were 50.

@nixCraft Neat, but wouldn't curl wttr.in be easier without needing to install software?
@ainmosni @nixCraft yeah but it's cute tho (and you'd need to install curl)
@ligniform @nixCraft Definitely cute, but I would say curl is one of the most commonly installed utilities around.

@ainmosni @nixCraft I mean, it already fails the "Neofetch" principle here in that it's giving a fairly huge breakout instead of a short little thing. But also what if your IP address doesn't easily resolve to a correct location (or you're behind a VPN)? You also can't customize things like whether to use celcius or fahrenheit. (Wttr seems to decide for you based on location.)

I feel like this is sort of two different things with different applications.

@nazokiyoubinbou @nixCraft ‘curl wttr.in/:help’

@ainmosni @nixCraft Well it certainly just got a whole lot more complicated than simply editing a single text file, which kind of makes me think it needs a frontend to handle all that for most people. Which... essentially would be the same thing as the above anyway...

I'll give it credit for more options though at least I guess.

In the end I think they still sort of cover similar bases in different ways.

@nazokiyoubinbou has it really? Because I have curl wttr.in/Berlin?0 in my fish greeting, and it just works.
@nixCraft the 'ro' in stromy [sic] should be 'or'
@nixCraft
wttr.in reincarnated?!?!??!?
no way!!!!

@nixCraft
Nice.

curl wttr.in/
is still pretty cool as nothing needs to be installed.

wttr's Moon phase is also pretty neat.

curl wttr.in/Moon

@nixCraft Have you tried?
curl -s "https://v2n.wttr.in/"
OR
curl -s "https://v2n.wttr.in/<city|3 letter airport code>"

You can checkout the options available at https://github.com/chubin/wttr.in

Weather report for None

@nixCraft Heck I just want Ubuntu Server to greet me with some ASCII art and funky colours when I connect
@nixCraft it's stormy not stromy (in czech "stromy" means "trees", so i was confused 😋)
@chick_enheart @nixCraft I'm guessing he hasn't had his coffee yet. 
@nixCraft could I ask a Linux n00b CLI question? What's the best way to keep track of all the little programs you might install like this? Cuz I could see myself trying a bunch out and then forgetting about them a week later. 😅
@hey_carlos make a note in your note taking app if you have one or just make a text file
@hey_carlos @nixCraft I don't think there is any one good answer. You have to use what works best for you. In some cases I'm just throwing everything into one big note in a text file (duplicated into Standard Notes for online in case I lose stuff.) Though for something simple like this I pretty much just throw it into an easily recognizable path where pretty much only custom stuff I've added is. (/usr/local/bin for me, but ~/.local/bin is better technically. Just for some reason isn't in the path by default in many things.)

@nixCraft pretty kewl!

$ stormy --city New York

What about by zip code?