A dangerous woman holding a weapon while a crowd watches. Her weapon of choice: POTS.
#defcon Social Engineering Village, vishing competition. Encountering some helpful employees today.
L0pht. Making the theoretical practical since 1992.
#defcon social engineering village giving away signed copies of Space Rogue, the story of the 90s hacker scene.
#DEFCON 30 shirt at the airport - yeah I see you!
Teaching a friend Linux be like, https://lemmy.ml/post/1139451
This reminds me of some classical paintings. Storms over pastoral scenes. The name of the actual style is escaping me though.
Beautiful though, San Antonio #texas. If you like this sort of thing.
Watched a neat documentary on the making of #TRON.
There are "glitch" effects where everything is lighter for a quarter second. Those weren't intentional. The movie used literally tons of film from Kodak to shoot it, and they didn't realize until halfway through production that they hadn't controlled process to keep the film the same order it had come off the truck. If you keep it in order, small manufacturing fluctuations end up continuous through your shots and the human eye doesn't really notice; if you jumble raw film canisters, the difference can be up to half an f-stop and it's very noticeable.
But since the entire film was ultimately animated at the end, they solved the problem by animating in a little sprite or circuit surge or something every time the film quality jumped and several brighter frames spun through.
Fixed it in post. ❤
My employer, Shopify, announced layoffs today and I've been affected. If you're looking for someone with deep experience with developer tooling and developer environments, I'd love to work with you. I've spent the last two years building Shopify's in-house cloud developer environment, and I have extensive experience building developer tools as one of members of the Homebrew package manager's Project Leadership Committee.
Whoop! 🎉 I've just called a #Rust #WASM module from my #Vite #Vue app!
It uses rsw with it's Vite plugin:
https://github.com/rwasm/vite-plugin-rsw
Good examples can be found here:
https://github.com/rwasm/learn-wasm
It requires a bit of config, but not too bad, given that it's bleeding edge.
What tripped me up in the very end:
You need to call `init()` first from your wasm module, otherwise error "wasm is undefined", when calling your function.
https://users.rust-lang.org/t/wasm-pack-without-node-js-npm/55949
I try to avoid energy drinks - I drink plenty of black coffee. This Alani Nu "cosmic stardust" stuff though... It's great.
Exercise, dehydration, and lack of sleep were conspiring to make me feel unproductive this afternoon. Now I'm feeling fantastic, and having fun being productive and rocking out to some music.
Common phases of bash script development:
1. Working out a one-liner interactively at the CLI
2. C-x C-e and then saving the one-liner into a file
3. Reformatting for linebreaks and legibility
4. Hoisting literal values into variables
5. Adding comments & print_usage()
6. Handling runtime configuration (config file, exported env vars, getopts)
7. Logging, verbosity, error handling & reporting
8. Restructuring for performance, legibility, logic
9. Promote logical flow to a different language
Computer science guy, electrical engineer, US Air Force officer, jogger, likes teaching programming, aka KC0BFV.
Likes programming in: Rust, Python, JavaScript, C
Reluctantly uses: Roku's BrightScript, C++, anything