Is anyone already actively/productively using #Wireguard?
| Operating system of choice | Arch Linux |
| Favorite programming language | Rust, of course, but C++ was my first love lol |
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infosec.exchange right now..
varx/techI recently backed up and restored my main home server so I could reinstall it, and ran into an issue with the user and group IDs having changed -- which made restoring more complicated.
A writeup on the small script I wrote to fix the situation: https://www.brainonfire.net/blog/2020/12/27/rsync-auto-mapping/
Of note: It was very, very useful to have backed up /etc/passwd and /etc/group along with the user data!
Is this thing on?
Jamie πͺπΊ π¬π§About a quarter of the page visible on load and four clicks to clear out the banners. What is this nonsense.
Cooper 
Hahaha. I was just sitting here, wondering if it would become a thing (like LMGTFY) and, sure enough, someone did it. π
RT @[email protected]: We salute the news of #knoppix abandoning #systemd to roll out its own init system. If in need, we'll be happy to help on anything we can https://t.co/Pku0lAf8ws
nanachi@kev are you seriously surprised that gnome devs remove useful features?
Why is the number one reason why developers lose their mind always the build system? Cmake, Maven.. they all suck so much!
Let's hope my bot will survive π
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https://xkcd.com/2185/