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@Yuki it's absolutely weird.

Was debugging my program in a VM, through SSH. It had to use audio input, and macOS asked for mic permissions for ssh daemon. Same happens with terminal.

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ever heard of public usb ports for "charging" and public wifi?

how about public wired network

@lanodan lol

@lanodan someday I should visit you. And also experience French airports.

I hate airports

@ehasbrouck @Yuvalne besides, you can upload stuff and put the links in the description yourself.

@ehasbrouck @Yuvalne it's a library, they don't need your permission.

@ehasbrouck @Yuvalne my point is that it's up to you what to do with the information you received. If you can only think of anything online (because all web server does is copying) as a piracy, it's just your problem. Maybe you should stop pirating others work by stopping browsing the internet.

@ehasbrouck @Yuvalne so we should ban internet then

@famfo if it works it works

@snowy of course it's Australia lol

@snowy yeah, bat, but they also call it flying fox

@snowy fox posting

@snowy rs485 ещё. Что-то явно промышленное

$ ping miku.lan
PING miku.lan (192.168.1.151) 56(84) bytes of data.
64 bytes from miku.lan (192.168.1.151): icmp_seq=1 ttl=64 time=3.13 ms
64 bytes from miku.lan (192.168.1.151): icmp_seq=2 ttl=64 time=2.36 ms
64 bytes from miku.lan (192.168.1.151): icmp_seq=3 ttl=64 time=2.75 ms
64 bytes from miku.lan (192.168.1.151): icmp_seq=4 ttl=64 time=1.75 ms
^C


No way she is hiding in my wifi

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@lanodan yeah, same, I mostly did it out of interest.

how to build just only a kernel module from linux source tree:

1. steal Module.symvers from currently running kernel. It's usually in linux-headers packages. Copy it to the source tree root.
2. make oldconfig prepare modules_prepare
3. make M=path/to/subdir

If it errors out with missing symbols, compile modules that have them. Then do:
4. grep <missing symbol> path/to/dependency/Module.symvers >> Module.symvers

and rebuild the module you want

After that drop all built *.ko's to /lib/modules and run depmod, so it figures out dependencies for modprobe.

@ehasbrouck @Yuvalne it doesn't, it just sends data. It's up to receiver side what to do with it.