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

Yeah, I understand your frustration. This is an issue with Paramiko which pyinfra relies on. We have been debating moving away from Paramiko, but it will take a while for that to materialize.

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.

Ditto!! I’m hooked on the 8x8 high-fantasy font EagleSpCGA Alt3 from the Ultimate PC Font Pack. I use it everywhere.

Well, almost everywhere. The square font tends to break certain application layouts. So those get an 8x14 IBM VGA font.

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

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.