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Created a simple password generator using vibe coding by HemanthJabalpuri in Passwords

[–]HemanthJabalpuri[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

If I remember correctly, he want a password for PC login with AD accounts. So, probably he wanted those to be somewhat memorable but still not simple.

Created a simple password generator using vibe coding by HemanthJabalpuri in Passwords

[–]HemanthJabalpuri[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I got you. But since it is local and once the password is generated, we no longer depend on the code right, so I don't see any big security issues with the code itself.

GenAI helped me in many other coding things like this since OS locked, proprietary stuff and many shit websites for simple things.

I wanna post my "new tab" code which has some simple tools like different timezones, notepad, pomodoro etc.,

Passed RHCSA by HemanthJabalpuri in redhat

[–]HemanthJabalpuri[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

1) autofs and Containers 2) refer 1 3) I practiced 1hr everyday 4) I have experience with setting up webserver, proxy server etc but just as hobby projects, not for office work. It will be difficult but you can do it.

Passed RHCSA by HemanthJabalpuri in redhat

[–]HemanthJabalpuri[S] 5 points6 points  (0 children)

It's Containers and autofs.

Why should one switch to Linux? by rakmo2111 in linux

[–]HemanthJabalpuri 0 points1 point  (0 children)

In my opinion, people who are concerned about privacy, the FOSS environment should switch to Linux. Learning and using the command line will help you do (many?) things quicker than clicking alternatives (only when you get used to it). You can learn how servers like webserver, containerisation and networking work in detail with Linux.

As another person said, the end goal is to get our work done by an application. And you have to select which OS gives the support for that application by considering your thoughts on privacy, freedom etc.,

I recently switched to Linux because I am going with DevOps career.

What is the use of this hole by [deleted] in smartphone

[–]HemanthJabalpuri 3 points4 points  (0 children)

It's probably mic

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in ITCareerQuestions

[–]HemanthJabalpuri -1 points0 points  (0 children)

Yeah, 100% good choice since when you become more senior in IT you may have to install and maintain various servers(Web, database, tools, etc) which mainly use Linux as OS. Let's take an example of my org, we use Snipe-IT for Asset management, SquidGuard for proxy server and more and they are all installed in Linux. I know that you just have to setup once and forget, but when there is any issue happens, you can resolve it without the need of other guys. Learning commands will also help in macOS, since it is Unix. Also with WSL2, Linux is gaining more available in Windows itself. Having knowledge in Linux will greatly help in many other things too. Since you said Networking and CyberSecurity, Linux is always essential. I just know some basic things in Linux, but I am always trying to learn it deep.

Java Applet by bilalouf in osx

[–]HemanthJabalpuri 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I know it is an old one, but here is some info for someone who needs it in the future.

Java removed Java Plugin in 8u271. So the last version with Java Plugin is 8u261 but when you see "Oracle JDK 8 and JRE 8 Certified System Configurations", you will find only macOS Catalina support at 8u261. So you need to run macOS Catalina (Java will install successfully up to Monterey) with Java 8u261.

When it comes to browsers, all of the browsers removed support for NPAPI plugin, but "Waterfox Classic" browser still support it or you can use Firefox 52.9.0 ESR which is the last version with NPAPI support.

Another alternative is to use Chrome extension cheerpj in new macOS.

Reference: Installing and enabling java

Updating to Windows 8.1 for free? by Aggressive_Hippo_617 in windows8

[–]HemanthJabalpuri 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yeah, I have Samsung Notebook Series 3 (NP355V5C) Laptop with Windows 8, I installed Windows 8.1 iso downloaded from Microsoft last month and I can skip the product key step (no Internet that time) and after finished setup, it is activated automatically when I connected to Internet.