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29.03.2026 12:30
jpmens (@jpmens@mastodon.social)

so I quickly redesigned and turned this into a Python bottlepy piece because I found a module which signs certificates, and the lot becomes much easier.

Chuffed to see my proof of concept works.

And I'm still just scratching an itch (or vice versa)





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29.03.2026 10:16
l4ci (@l4ci@mastodon.social)

My current setup:
- Tailscale, mosh and cmux with tmux sessions running on macbook.
- connect with blink via mosh into the tmux sessions

But this way i can start doing something on the mac, and switch to mobile at any time without loosing anything and having persistent running jobs, persistent workspaces.

Perfect for long gsd session 👌




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29.03.2026 10:05
l4ci (@l4ci@mastodon.social)

Good read about local env setups bnbalsamo.github.io/2019/06/09




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28.03.2026 13:20
nielso (@nielso@digitalcourage.social)

🧵 Kaum stellt man eine angemessen Auflösung ein, nämlich 1024×768, schon trifft auch die virtuelle PS/2-Maus in #SuSE #Linux 7.3 in #VirtualBox.

Alles läuft.

Nur: Weder das #SSH noch der Browser #Konqueror sind kompatibel mit irgendeinem heutigen System und seinen Keys.

Man muss seine Dateien wohl als tarballs über netcat rüberschieben oder so.

#KDE2, möönsch war das krass gut damals, 2001.





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27.03.2026 05:29
UP8 (@UP8@mastodon.social)

🐍 snakes.run, massively multiplayer Snake over SSH

snake.eieio.games/




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26.03.2026 12:57
Bluedepth (@Bluedepth@mastodon.social)

Yesterday I started chatting with -K2.5 on the cloud and described a pain point. A bit of constructive back and forth, but then I had an idea so I copied the chat to and realized that I didn’t need to struggle so hard about GUI tables to help me get the IP’s from the MAC addresses I had. I have devices in every branch of my ! So I set up key pairs to each QNAP, passwordless access. (1/3)




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26.03.2026 12:56
ctcservers (@ctcservers@mastodon.social)

Lock down your Arch Linux server and stop brute-force attacks!

My new guide covers the critical steps to harden your SSH configuration. Learn how to disable root access, change default ports, set up dedicated user groups, and enforce secure key-based authentication.

Want to see the code and exact configuration steps? Visit the website!

Read More.... ctcservers.com/tutorials/howto





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25.03.2026 19:55
nothus (@nothus@mastodon.nothus.fr)

SSH-Frontière — login shell SSH restreint en #Rust 🦀

Je publie un applicatif en Rust, pour du contrôle déclaratif fin des accès #SSH pour comptes de service (CI/CD, agents #IA, scripts). Parseur grammatical, #RBAC, zero unsafe, 540+ tests.

La licence européenne est EUPL-1.2, donc open source ! 🇪🇺

🧵




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25.03.2026 14:40
askubuntu (@askubuntu@ubuntu.social)

ssh service failed to start #ssh #services #reboot #failover #bsd

askubuntu.com/q/1565146/612




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25.03.2026 14:13
objects (@objects@toot.pouyan.net)

@jpmens I’m using FIDO passkeys using non-resident keys:

https://blog.pouyan.net/en/post/2026/2026-01-07-how-to-setup-ssh-keys-on-yubikey/

The downside is that I have to enter the pin everytime.

#fido #ssh #yubikey




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25.03.2026 14:02
gprof (@gprof@mastodon.world)

Excited to share that I’ll be presenting at the upcoming Impresso Seminar, on April 2! Really looking forward to presenting the results of the Mini-Muse project.

Save the date and sign up to receive the Teams meeting links!

👉 impresso-project.ch/events/his

#DigitalHumanities #DigitalHistory #DataVisualization #CulturalHeritage #DigitalArchive #ETHBibliothek #SSH #SUPSI





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25.03.2026 13:17
jpmens (@jpmens@mastodon.social)

Generating and storing keys inside the (Trusted Platform Module)

linderud.dev/blog/store-ssh-ke

It works, at least on a Thinkpad X1 and Debian 12. I'm not sure I'd actually prefer that to something more portable such as a Yubikey.

I'm interested in hearing your feedback, and whether you actually use the TPM (and what for).




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