“Beer is proof that God loves us and wants us to be happy.” ~ Benjamin Franklin I’ve received a surprising number of requests for my pineapple/ginger beer process, so this seemed easier. Also, the government has recently encouraged the habit of…
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PokeWhat
Long, long ago, there was this article. That article spawned a meteor.js application that was a fully featured poker game, with an overly large GIF engine (for 2014), with which we whiled away a fair amount of time. Time moved…
Requisite Moose
This page exists purely so that Kennith has to listen to my recommendations.
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CanDoGram – Telegram bot wrapper for Java EE
Introduction So there’s a pretty great wrapper for the Telegram API for Java – check it out here. I started creating a bot in it and, being naturally Java EE inclined, wanted to push it into a Java EE environment.…
John Statistics
Fact One) Is John failing fast? Yes. Fact Two) 84% of all Johns make up unreliable statistics.
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Fitting za Bits to Making ze Zquish
Sort of a rambling introduction I picked up a FitBit Ionic recently, partially for the heart rate tracking, but I won’t pretend that a fair amount of the motivation behind it was because it’s the only smartwatch at the moment…
Tagged with: ECMAScript, fitbit, Javascript, oh-my, removing-the-head, zombie
Posted in Javascript, just-dead, Technology
Posted in Javascript, just-dead, Technology
Natis online booking, and the government being too helpful.
Note: this is not the NATIS site, nor does it have any association with it. If you’re looking for the booking system, click this link. Update: it looks like the CATPCHA is now required for every request, so at least an…
Tagged with: government, privacy, security, you're-too-helpful-guys
Posted in Government, Privacy, Security
Posted in Government, Privacy, Security
Just Dead – my zombies.
Introduction I’ve always loved zombie (no, we’re not supposed to say that word!) films for some reason. There are ranges of interpretations of zombies, their motivations, what they say about humanity, but sometimes you just need to watch Brain Dead,…
Crawling for cyber zama-zamas
Wow So, this post has everything. Crypto-currency. High-speed internet chases. Adventure. Excitement. Government negligence. Life lessons. Spiders. Morphing websites. Inside jobs. Ohhh boy. Crypto-mining: it’s like modern alchemy, turning electricity into gold. Tiny tiny tiny pieces of gold. The uber-summary…
Tagged with: crawling, cryptocurrency, government, java, miner, security
Posted in Front-end, Java, Javascript, Security, Technology
Posted in Front-end, Java, Javascript, Security, Technology
JBoss EAP 6 – encrypt password for SecureIdentityLoginModule
Quick snippet on password encryption for the org.picketbox.datasource.security.SecureIdentityLoginModule which is relatively version agnostic. From your JBoss directory, run
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java -cp "modules/system/layers/base/org/picketbox/main/*;modules/system/layers/base/org/jboss/logging/main/*" org.picketbox.datasource.security.SecureIdentityLoginModule EXAMPLE_PASSWORD |
It’ll output the encrypted password, which you can update your configuration with. If you get an error, like
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Error: Could not find or load main class org.picketbox.datasource.security.SecureIdentityLoginModule |
It’s most likely…