Ethan Black @golemwire@librem.one

@lack That's pretty slick, and just one command on the source host, no need to manually enter the command on the destination host. This does ofc require ssh to be set up on the hosts though.

I didn't think about it, but since my command uses `gpg -d`, a malicious actor *could* send something publickey-encrypted, yeah... one would need to check its output (which currently could get drowned in tar's verbose mode output). Also, adding --no-symkey-cache to gpg -d might be a good idea in this case.

@cyberghost@fosstodon.org Probably 🧠

Lol yeah I think virtually no one would do that

Just found out a really neat, convenient way to transfer folders encrypted and peer-to-peer on Unix/Linux.

Destination:
$ nc -l -p 10002 | gpg -d | tar -xv

Source:
$ tar -c [folder] | gpg -c | nc [dest's hostname] 10002

I was aware of something like this before, but hadn't polished it off.
#Unix #Linux #commandLine #lifehack

@cyberghost@fosstodon.org Where did you find this atrocity

@dos I want one of these devices :')

@kyle That's really neat.

Ah good morning @indie1337@vivaldi.net!

@hackaday That's really cool @kyle!

@carlrichell Maybe a silly question, but are you planning on experimenting with getting them slim enough to fit in a laptop?

@indie1337@vivaldi.net wrooster

@indie1337@vivaldi.net I know that I am sometimes motivated to eat healthy by feeling guilty. But, it is good to remember that eating healthy pays!

@indie1337@vivaldi.net But what about pumpkins???

@baadman
@feditips It sounds kind of like the song Optimistic Nihilism.

@theologicalscribbles@mastodon.social
@Big_Diggity This seems like a "noob" question, but where exactly do we get the meaning of 'word of God'?

@Big_Diggity
@theologicalscribbles@mastodon.social And let's not forget to mention salvation and Heaven 😊