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Wanted to try PyInfra for a long while but this is a deal breaker: https://github.com/pyinfra-dev/pyinfra/issues/1242

Agenda and schedule:

Classes begin on September 26, 2024, and conclude on January 9, 2025. The classes take place weekly on Thursdays, from 14:30 to 17:45 CET.

    26.09.2024 Class 1: Introduction to the Class, Security, and Networking
    03.10.2024 Class 2: Finding Computers, Scanning and Basic Network Analysis
    10.10.2024 Class 3: Getting Access. From People to Vulnerabilities
    17.10.2024 Class 4: Detecting Intruders in Your Server
    24.10.2024 Class 5: A Game of Deception
    31.10.2024 Class 6: Privilege Escalation, Persistence, Side-Channel Attacks
    07.11.2024 Class 7: Virtualization and Threat Intelligence
    14.11.2024 Class 8: Binary Exploitation and Fuzzing
    21.11.2024 Class 9: Reverse Engineering
    28.11.2024 Class 10: Automating Attacks with Malware
    05.12.2024 Class 11: Manual and Automatic Detection of C&C Channels
    12.12.2024 Class 12: Web Attacks
    19.12.2024 Class 13: Advanced Web Attacks
    09.01.2025 Class 14: Assignments Recap and The NOC Talk

A free and hands-on cybersecurity course.

It's for organizing scripts and running scripts over SSH. You can think of it as lighter alternative to the plethora of tools similar to Ansible.

Nice catalog. I also prefer bitmap fonts for terminals on low DPI and even 32" 4K monitors. The OLDSCHOOL PC FONT RESOURCE is a treasure trove.

No kidding, was just thinking: Nice, probably Hank's homepage.

I think Roblox is the closest to what you described.

Exactly my thought when I started working on LadyLua https://github.com/tongson/LadyLua

Yes, can be used to replace shell scripts. I added a Sample section in the README. Check em.

I have an earlier project that did LuaJIT, FFI, and Rust: https://github.com/tongson/omniajit. Creating a static executable is more trouble compared to LadyLua. I would still use it for anything that needs less resources and speed.

Yes, Go is fast enough for some tasks.

Before this I was doing C and PUC-Rio Lua. Was obsessing too much with C pitfalls, valgrind, and the sanitizers. Then LuaJIT FFI + Rust, good I like it better but found GopherLua the easiest. I'd stick with LuaJIT+Rust for anything that needs less resources and speed.

LadyLua is using GopherLua as the base. It only supports 5.1. Also don't need the features of 5.2+. Sticking with 5.1 gets you a 'finished' language.

GopherLua <-> Go is pretty easy. I was doing LuaJIT FFI to Rust before, moved to GopherLua, it's easier. Check this out to get a feel, it's the json module in LadyLua: https://github.com/layeh/gopher-json

Sorry no docs right now. You can take a look at this to get a feel: https://github.com/layeh/gopher-json

Ah sorry for mentioning Python, may have confused you.

LadyLua wraps Go packages so something like https://github.com/gonum/gonum is possible to create a module for.

Hello, instead of like, Python you would reach for this instead. Already able to replace whole shell scripts with this. What would you like to see? Snippets?

If you like rerun, drist or bashing. I made a short Go program to replicate the experience.

https://github.com/tongson/rr

Yeah, naming conflict with the debugger. Was a simpler replacement for rerun so the shorter command name made sense to me.

Algernon does a bit more than plain Nginx or Apache. 24.4 MiB also includes bloat. See: https://github.com/golang/go/issues/27266 https://github.com/golang/go/issues/2559

Hopefully we can get smaller binaries by Go 1.13.

Void (Linux) has glibc and musl flavors.