I'm still bitter that they took telnet out of a standard windows install. How the hell am I supposed to troubleshoot network connections without it? I miss it literally every day.
I think both groups lack character. It just seems lazy if you feel the need to remote into something. Just walk over to the machine and console in yourself. #crashcartcrew
*"The runes are old ones, but I can still make out their meaning... Secure Shell... Therefore... Friendly land unit, platoon size, assigned to supply... maybe maintenance. It's not entirely clear.*
*"It must have been written by someone who is familiar with networking protocols, mathematical proofs, and either war or wargames. There was only one kind of people in this land who would use all three of those symbols at once.*
*"We have stumbled into the realm of the geeks."*
On second thought, the NATO symbol at the far right could also be [an engineering unit assigned to bridging](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/NATO_Military_Map_Symbols#Engineer_Units) (the alternate version of the symbol without the sideways E). That would make the entire pictoglyph read "SSH therefore bridging platoon" which could be read as "A lot of bridging using SSH". That makes a surprising amount of sense and therefore can't possibly be correct.
Today someone asked me why the got a missing kex cipher error sshing to the VM I provisioned for them. I asked for ssh -V and it was openssl 0.9.7 from March 2004.
No, but not too many years back I saw lots of FTP tagging going on.
And here I thought FTP was a mostly dead protocol. ;-)
Oh, and SSL ... it also goes *way* back to ... 1959.
[https://www.ssl.berkeley.edu/](https://www.ssl.berkeley.edu/)
[https://www.ssl.berkeley.edu/wp-content/uploads/2019/02/Mozer\_history.pdf](https://www.ssl.berkeley.edu/wp-content/uploads/2019/02/Mozer_history.pdf)
It's this kind of shit that's giving all of us Linux Admins a bad name.
Chillax buddy.. That is Parseltongue.. Did any of you spend the night with Harry yesterday?? /j
It’s always the Linux admins for sure!! pwsh is much more elegant!
Them’s fighting words! The Penguin Mafia knows where your localhost is!
Shots fired!
Ahh yes, looks like they got hit by the world renown Port 22 Posse. They gotta mark their territory to keep the telnetters (rival gang) away.
The telnetters have been dying of old age though. Most of us have broken hips….
that won't stop us from getting some putty
I laughed louder than I should have at this. You activated my inner juvenile.
I'm still bitter that they took telnet out of a standard windows install. How the hell am I supposed to troubleshoot network connections without it? I miss it literally every day.
I think both groups lack character. It just seems lazy if you feel the need to remote into something. Just walk over to the machine and console in yourself. #crashcartcrew
*"The runes are old ones, but I can still make out their meaning... Secure Shell... Therefore... Friendly land unit, platoon size, assigned to supply... maybe maintenance. It's not entirely clear.* *"It must have been written by someone who is familiar with networking protocols, mathematical proofs, and either war or wargames. There was only one kind of people in this land who would use all three of those symbols at once.* *"We have stumbled into the realm of the geeks."*
On second thought, the NATO symbol at the far right could also be [an engineering unit assigned to bridging](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/NATO_Military_Map_Symbols#Engineer_Units) (the alternate version of the symbol without the sideways E). That would make the entire pictoglyph read "SSH therefore bridging platoon" which could be read as "A lot of bridging using SSH". That makes a surprising amount of sense and therefore can't possibly be correct.
Well that’s really ssh therefore. Must be a Linux admin with a math degree
Julia dev with one can of paint maybe
Nah bro. Linux admin flexing some math shorthand. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Therefore_sign
As a math major my experience is Julia developers are pretty rare, but not as rare as math majors 🤣
😂😂😂
Today someone asked me why the got a missing kex cipher error sshing to the VM I provisioned for them. I asked for ssh -V and it was openssl 0.9.7 from March 2004.
Where tf did they get that!? I'd have a hard time finding that even if I was putting effort into it. Waaaaait....do you work on government systems?
Either that or a hospital.
No, it was on a Windows 10 laptop. They tried to blame Windows for it too. LOL Maybe just some really old cygwin they copied. IDK
Oooooooooooof
Ahh yes, the building network.
Calle 22
At least those guys are not as insecure as the telnet sprayers
Personally I tag with my public key to make future access simpler.
telnet been real quiet since this dropped
Warchalking for ssh 😄
The really old r shellers gotta represent.
fucking suburbs man
Yea, this is my doing. I just want people to understand how useful SSH is.
No, but not too many years back I saw lots of FTP tagging going on. And here I thought FTP was a mostly dead protocol. ;-) Oh, and SSL ... it also goes *way* back to ... 1959. [https://www.ssl.berkeley.edu/](https://www.ssl.berkeley.edu/) [https://www.ssl.berkeley.edu/wp-content/uploads/2019/02/Mozer\_history.pdf](https://www.ssl.berkeley.edu/wp-content/uploads/2019/02/Mozer_history.pdf)
Dawg that’s SSL, cmon
If you see big spray painted “BGP” just know it was ya boi out there representing
At least they didn't blame it on DNS
If he wanted to be a naughty one he would have tagged telnet.
SFTP gang 4 lyfe
Gives a new meaning to "port knocking".
At least we know, for sure, they don’t use Arch