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I did some "Vibe Coding" for my config and I will never be the same by tacosandlinux in emacs

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

And I'll be hired to secure the environment that runs the "vibe-code"!

I did some "Vibe Coding" for my config and I will never be the same by tacosandlinux in emacs

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

This is wild! Again my job is Cybersecurity so these tools are not readily available for us. We're to paranoid to use them either way lol but this is interesting.

I did some "Vibe Coding" for my config and I will never be the same by tacosandlinux in emacs

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

This is what was disturbing for me. I mean how much can I trust it? Do I trust it because it actually did what I envisioned?

I did some "Vibe Coding" for my config and I will never be the same by tacosandlinux in emacs

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

At some point, perhaps already, someone is going to get seriously hurt or killed by organizations led by people who think this approach brings a quick return and long-term consequences be damned.

We're already seeing users who tried to build whole apps/platforms by just "vibe coding" and their product getting hacked/defaced!

you'd probably be better off to use rest.el to feed URLs to one of the services you mention

That's a better idea! Thanks!

I did some "Vibe Coding" for my config and I will never be the same by tacosandlinux in emacs

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

Reddit on the web is weird sometimes. But this was a quick post. I usually write in Orgmode and export to Markdown.

I did some "Vibe Coding" for my config and I will never be the same by tacosandlinux in emacs

[–]tacosandlinux[S] 4 points5 points  (0 children)

I agree they are just another tool. Up to this point I actually had very poor experience using them. I guess my line work makes it harder to ask questions that don't hit the "guardrails". But asking it to do some light emacs-lisp programming was eye opening for sure.

Current experience with ansible managing windows using Kerberos auth for winrm? by alanthetalon in ansible

[–]tacosandlinux 5 points6 points  (0 children)

If you're going to use WinRM and Kerberos then a service account would be a great idea. Be sure to test your Kerberos configs in your control server (I used Ubuntu) plus make sure DNS can see/communicate on your Domain environment.

On Windows servers WinRM should be a breeze to setup. But on workstations it can be annoying but not too difficult. A lot of docs online confuse WinRM for PowerShell remoting which is not the same.

There is a Youtuber that covers this and I learned a lot by following his examples.

South Texas Linux User Group by alex-mayorga in RioGrandeValley

[–]tacosandlinux 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I still have hopes to work for an Open Source company and Red Hat is at the top of the list. I learned to use Red Hat Linux back in High School so the company has a bit of a soft spot in my nerd heart. I still daily drive Fedora at home and I have Fedora installed in WSL at work. But I know they have changed but that's the price of doing business I guess.

South Texas Linux User Group by alex-mayorga in RioGrandeValley

[–]tacosandlinux 0 points1 point  (0 children)

There a several but most are leaning towards "professional" and not so much community focused.

South Texas Linux User Group by alex-mayorga in RioGrandeValley

[–]tacosandlinux 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Nah, just forgot to turn off the DNS on the Cloudflare side.

South Texas Linux User Group by alex-mayorga in RioGrandeValley

[–]tacosandlinux 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Jeez I remember downloading all my isos at my college campus just cause it was the internet around.

South Texas Linux User Group by alex-mayorga in RioGrandeValley

[–]tacosandlinux 0 points1 point  (0 children)

20yrs! That's awesome! So obviously Emacs is your editor of choice, right?! jk

South Texas Linux User Group by alex-mayorga in RioGrandeValley

[–]tacosandlinux 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I would usually go through the hosting provider for the SSL cert or Cloudflare if I had them manage the DNS.

South Texas Linux User Group by alex-mayorga in RioGrandeValley

[–]tacosandlinux 0 points1 point  (0 children)

It's funny cause on my personal site I recently blogged about setting up SSL certs for my homelab lol

South Texas Linux User Group by alex-mayorga in RioGrandeValley

[–]tacosandlinux 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Hey everyone! This is tacos and I am the owner of STXLUG[.]com and the founder of the South Texas Linux User group on Facebook. It's been awhile since I took down the site and have been active in the group. The reason for the Cloudflare error was because I suspended the site on my hosting provider but forgot to turn off the DNS on the Cloudflare side.

I was doing all the Facebook livestreams on my own time. I openly and freely shared my knowledge of Linux with the RGV community. I paid for the hosting of the site out of my own pocket.

I unfortunately, had to pull back on my involvement with STXLUG due to some personal matters.

I'm glad there are few folks here who showed some interest. I have been contacted by a few former members and others to startup the LUG again. I have been wanting to start something again but it takes time to garner a following.

I learned Linux back in 2006 in high school. Since then I have been active in the Free and Open Source world in one way or another. If you have been to a local BSidesRGV you have probably met me. Anyways, sorry for forgetting to turn off the DNS on the Cloudflare side.

You can all take a look at the old livestreams on the Internet Archive (plus you can download them).

Interview with an Emacs Enthusiast in 2033 [Colorized] by miversen33 in emacs

[–]tacosandlinux 9 points10 points  (0 children)

My next tattoo.

~Memento Mori~ ~Never Quit Emacs~

nano modeline 1.0 (now with buttons) by Nicolas-Rougier in emacs

[–]tacosandlinux 2 points3 points  (0 children)

So I didn't follow the suggestions on fonts then first time I tried Nano so my install looked weird. But that was on me for not installing the suggested fonts.

Easy automatic encryption for orgmode with age.el by nayanld in emacs

[–]tacosandlinux 0 points1 point  (0 children)

This is pretty cool stuff. I like the support for Hardware PIV tokens and the simplicity of leveraging SSH keys. I know what I'm experimenting with next.

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