Everything I learned about linux in 60 hours, 1454226440

In the last everything in 24/today post I didn't post anything on getting commands into the actual vim file you are editing. Whell for that you can use :read, so for the date something like:

:read !date


Sun Jan 31 01:49:15 CST 2016

Like so.

I've been busy with packing for the move, and working on some weird software stuff I can't really talk about just yet and smashing against a few API's so none of the good stuff in this post, just more dates like, if you don't want to use my(everyone's) perl one:

perl -e "print(time());"

You can always use the command line:

date +%s

I actually do a lot of stuff with time. And I have an argument and a some awesome knowledge on why Unix Epoch Time is the best time system ever... As well as things about Leap Seconds...Oh dear the things I could talk about   leap seconds.

But what's the big haps your going to see besides some of that stuff. Well I found the Second Edition of Kernighan and Ritchie's C book...so oh my do you have some Classic  C stuff.

But OH DUSTY, WHY NOT C++. Go read jwz's wikipedia page, cause we agree on that wholeheartedly. Not that jwz actually knows me...

WE ARE NOT WORTHY
WE ARE NOT WORTHY
WE ARE NOT WORTHY


I had someone dis me for using perl today, all bragging about javascript and node, and I was like you don't understand I like node, and this conversation happened.

Facebook tier is the two words cut off at the bottom

Anyway for our one liner today I am tempted to talk about httpie, which is a python utility/module that makes everything easier. Sure curl is great, and you should know curl, cause it's classic and it's basic and it's         ubiqutious. But damn if httpie isn't a little sexier with a brighter syntax.


So let's pie this bitch:

http --verify no GET https://mechanicalpinata.com/bullshit X-Auth-Token:shittoken content-type:application/json

~                                                                            


So that's GETting mechanicalpinata.com/bullshit, with a header of content type and an X-Auth-Token, if you are already super comfortable with curl, no worries and skip on. But otherwise, learn commit and do.

Re: Sucky Boss, the times they are a-changin'

I was browsing my twitter and clicked on this post called My Boss is an #%*&#@&$*@!! on TheAntiPimp.com. The post discusses, how having information or pictures that incriminate you into drinking or revealing criminal doings, or bad mouthing your boss on social networking sites, will affect your ability to get hired. I agree that it will, and probably has done so to me in the past. Which might account for the kind of places that I have worked at. However, while companies do this now, I believe that in the future information on people, and the ability to find it will be exponentially easier. And one option is to be squeaky clean to get hired anywhere...but this is unlikely. I think it's more likely, that as younger people begin to take management positions, that there is an awareness that your personal and business life are separate. I bitch about geeky culture being stolen, but one byproduct of that, is people seem to be genuinely getting smarter. I drink a lot, so I could just be getting dumber.

The internet is a strange place.

The internet is a strange place., originally uploaded by bsdpunkblog.

WTF? How did this low res ad for "Hot Christians" get on my fucking facebook. I mean isn't the whole point of facebook to have ads targeted at me. So then I log int to flickr to upload the damn pick and look who my newest contact is http://www.flickr.com/photos/success_breeds_success/ I mean really, really what the fuck is this because of the video from last night on WereBoobs

Facebook passwords?

When logging into facebook your login account name/email address is passed of in login_x, there are the three more variables. One of them is most likely the password. c_user appears to be your facebook user id number. h_user and xs are unknown. I believe one of them is an encrypted version of the password and I don't know about the other.

I made a fake account with these user credentials.
login:bsdpunk@gmail.com
Password:Mosssalad

These are the returns
login_x=bsdpunk%40gmail.com
c_user=1089782116
h_user=9856f1ae07ca
xs=d771ba051a12a4ad7c5f898d71a1482a

So if you want more info to deal with here is how you capture your own stuff. Open wireshark, and start sniffing. Login to facebook. Once you are done stop sniffing. Right click on your first http packet, probably coming from a 204.x.x.x click follow tcp stream. If you make a fake facebook account to do this, and you feel like sharing please send me the same variable information I have provided here. The c_user and h_user stay the same, the xs is different.


This post would have been more thorough but, work calls, and I just got my eeePC. Bleh. Maybe more tommorrow.


EDIT so I looked at the source and it looks like it's passing some

EDIT login stuff to ssl and there is a shit ton of Javascript

EDIT that I didn't go through, so in closing I would like to say

EDIT that I feel unqualified to talk about this subject.