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Project SecureGen in new version was ported to ESP32-S3 LilyGo T Display board. It have extra feature - USB HID transfer method for passwords.
Wait a little, working on new options, and secure protocols.
Wanna experience?
- Flash with web flasher(Google Chrome Support): https://makepkg.github.io/SecureGen/flash/ -
Set up automatic LUKS decryption via a USB key — or an SD card through a reader, so you don't waste a port.
Key present — boots silently. No key — asks for password as usual.
The gotchas are subtle: one wrong separator in cryptkey and it silently falls back to password with no error. Missing ext4 in initramfs does the same. Fun debugging at boot time.
- Full guide on Codeberg:
https://codeberg.org/makepkg/arch-luks-auto-unlock -
What?! How is that even possible. Did #makepkg fuck up somewhere? This is the first time I've had problems building an #AUR package.
How is it even possible that it messed up by putting more in the package?? What was in there???
(The smaller one that is installed is correct and working, in contrast to the larger one which wasn't working and was throwing all kinds of errors.)
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just found out that #makepkg has an option in /etc/makepkg.conf to force 'make' to use '-j' -
I used git to clone GNU IceCat from the AUR and then makepkg. After what seemed like 7 days :) it timed out at the end for the install when I was not at my computer to enter the admin password. Can anyone tell me if I can install from the compiled that is still local or do I have to start over? Not finding answer via searching. #arch #pacman #makepkg #linux
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A first little release for alpm-types, a crate with basic types for #ALPM based software (e.g. package managers, repository managers, etc.) such as #pacman and #makepkg 🎉
https://crates.io/crates/alpm-types
More additions will follow as we are targeting a file specification and parser 🛠️
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@codewiz idk sincerly how's implemented, but I think when you "makepkg" the PKGBUILD #automagically updates your version to latest using the right function...
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@codewiz idk sincerly how's implemented, but I think when you "makepkg" the PKGBUILD #automagically updates your version to latest using the right function...
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@codewiz idk sincerly how's implemented, but I think when you "makepkg" the PKGBUILD #automagically updates your version to latest using the right function...
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@codewiz idk sincerly how's implemented, but I think when you "makepkg" the PKGBUILD #automagically updates your version to latest using the right function...
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@codewiz idk sincerly how's implemented, but I think when you "makepkg" the PKGBUILD #automagically updates your version to latest using the right function...
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If you want to write a #PKGBUILD on #ArchLinux :archlinux: build it in a clean chroot. Don't rely on makepkg.
- https://wiki.archlinux.org/title/DeveloperWiki:Building_in_a_clean_chroot
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I recently tried to compile #CDE desktop env on #ArchLinux using #aur. I wanted to play with it out of nostalgia (we had CDE on some machines at university).
No dice, I always run into a compilation error somewhere half way through #makepkg 😩
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From ESP32 to Linux LUKS: Turning an SD card into a zero-trust hardware token! 🔐
Instead of files, we use RAW noise. On ESP32, it's low-level SPI. On Linux, an initramfs hook uses dd to read a hidden offset from the SD, mixes it with the card's factory CID and the motherboard's UUID.
The result is a SHA-256 hash unlocking LUKS purely in RAM. Stolen laptop or stolen card alone? Useless. True paranoid DIY security using FOSS tools! 🐧
[AI Translated]
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DS3231 RTC looks simple until you actually sync it.
The chip itself is — ±2ppm, I2C, done.
The hard part is getting accurate time INTO it.Source is NTP over WiFi. But between the request
and the write to RTC registers you have:— network latency (variable)
— AES-256-GCM decrypt of the response
— JSON parseBy the time you write the timestamp,
it's already 50-200ms stale. At ±2ppm accuracy
that's noise larger than the chip's drift..[AI Translated] 🤖
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DoH vs DNSCrypt: technical comparison 🔐
**DNSCrypt:**
✅ No insecure bootstrap
✅ No CA dependency
✅ Resistant to CA compromise
✅ Can hide client IP (Anonymized DNSCrypt)
❌ Less common support**DoH:**
✅ IETF-standardized (RFC 8484)
✅ Port 443 (blends with HTTPS)
✅ Self-hostable
✅ Browser native support
✅ Harder to detect/block
❌ Requires TLS bootstrapMy: self-hosted DoH → Unbound. Zero third parties, encrypted.
#DNS #Privacy #Security #DoH #DNSCrypt #Encryption #FOSS #Networking
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Whoops, #ImageMagick was updated in the #FreeBSD repos :drgn_flat_sob:
Sadly, it is a #slopware version — time to make "pkg lock".
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l3l7N41mxlE
How #personalknowledgegraphs differ from their enterprise counterparts? How did #personal #knowledge #graphs become a critical part of #personal #ai and #agents? And what should we do with a #sovereign storage to make #PKG a fundamental tool in the user's hands?
- PKG has quite broad and dynamic #ontology, and this open-ended ontology needs #ai for management and meaning
- PKG quite often has partially satisfied entities that require slot feeling process on demand
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l3l7N41mxlE
How #personalknowledgegraphs differ from their enterprise counterparts? How did #personal #knowledge #graphs become a critical part of #personal #ai and #agents? And what should we do with a #sovereign storage to make #PKG a fundamental tool in the user's hands?
- PKG has quite broad and dynamic #ontology, and this open-ended ontology needs #ai for management and meaning
- PKG quite often has partially satisfied entities that require slot feeling process on demand
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l3l7N41mxlE
How #personalknowledgegraphs differ from their enterprise counterparts? How did #personal #knowledge #graphs become a critical part of #personal #ai and #agents? And what should we do with a #sovereign storage to make #PKG a fundamental tool in the user's hands?
- PKG has quite broad and dynamic #ontology, and this open-ended ontology needs #ai for management and meaning
- PKG quite often has partially satisfied entities that require slot feeling process on demand
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l3l7N41mxlE
How #personalknowledgegraphs differ from their enterprise counterparts? How did #personal #knowledge #graphs become a critical part of #personal #ai and #agents? And what should we do with a #sovereign storage to make #PKG a fundamental tool in the user's hands?
- PKG has quite broad and dynamic #ontology, and this open-ended ontology needs #ai for management and meaning
- PKG quite often has partially satisfied entities that require slot feeling process on demand
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l3l7N41mxlE
How #personalknowledgegraphs differ from their enterprise counterparts? How did #personal #knowledge #graphs become a critical part of #personal #ai and #agents? And what should we do with a #sovereign storage to make #PKG a fundamental tool in the user's hands?
- PKG has quite broad and dynamic #ontology, and this open-ended ontology needs #ai for management and meaning
- PKG quite often has partially satisfied entities that require slot feeling process on demand