#command line tools ftw

[dont-look-me-in-the-eye]

update on the blackberry-torch-i-found-in-a drawer-somewhere:

it’s actually pretty good. I didn’t expect the level of performance i got from it. I definitely didn’t expect to be able to connect it to internet.

things i like about it:

-i can take out the back panel and remove the battery, sd card, and sim without using any tools. (if i wanted to get at the other parts I could but I’d need a screwdriver.) -It can access a lot of websites, as long as their content doesn’t have highres videos. (unsupported browser. I’m using Opera Mini w/ DuckDuckGo bc i couldn’t find a good download for anything else), but it can still do basic internet searches

-it has a trackpad.

-it has a keyboard and touchscreen. Insane.

-the battery life. i haven’t charged it for 3-4 days. It’s still alive.

things i don’t like:

-it doesn’t have a command line that i know of :(

-> this makes it harder for me to download literally anything, websites won’t. fucking let me. gliching ftw

-i’d like to change the OS. I have no idea how. (If ur some god who knows how to install android or literally anything that's not BBOS onto a blackberry torch hit me up)

-slightly unrelated but i need to replace the SIM.

-the default mail app doesn’t work. i can’t find a good download for one because, unsupported os + just being super old

all being said, I mostly use a mobile for texting people, going on ao3, falling down Wikipedia rabbit holes, and this hellsite. 3/4 ain’t so bad. once i replace the SIM it’ll probably be my phone until it breaks beyond repair.

(I currently have an iPod touch. my sister wants it.)

[weilongfu]

Me: Aww my Python script didn't work.

grep and awk: We're waiting you pleb.

Me: Okay. I'm sorry. Please forgive my ignorance and do the thing.

[sometimes-sleeby-octopus]

I got more about the au lol

TSP FTW

also I’m mostly focusing on Stanley/The Narrator again sorry but also not sorry lol I love them

Mention of the Zending and Skip button endings which are kind of disturbing so be safe and take caution if need be

Sandbox au part 2 (yippee!!!)

- Optional story line: Everyone forgets the sandbox was an addition through a glitch/forced reset

- This makes new variations of other ending and generally new ending appear

- Examples are as such:

Skip Button Ending Variation 1 (The Button Repair Ending)

- The button still skips more and more time but now Stan and Narry have the tools to fix it

- However it still takes time and anguish (Narrator’s new physical form makes it more painful to watch)

- It takes multiple attempts because of “god awful code writing” (no shade to creators!!! just for plot convenience and nerdy reference lol) which is hard to alter

- Stanley has to lure the Narrator out of a stress stupor but everything turns out okay

- Perhaps they have help from outside forces? (Curator, timekeeper, etc)

Skip Button Ending Variation 2

(The Remote Control Ending)

- The narrator decided to add commands other than a forward skip

- Leads to lots of shenanigans

- They pause for a while until a kind player frees them

- Players are not bound by the commands (narry had a feeling this might happen)

- As Stan and Narry mess around with other buttons including the volume and input settings, they eventually skip back to a time before the sandbox element was coded

- The memories comes flooding back before the world resets again (no one remembers the ending anymore)

- Perhaps a new character called The Innovator plays a part

The Extended Cut Baby Game Ending

- Now with more material and free reign, the narrator makes a story game about the baby and the puppy

- It keeps freezing since it’s a game in a game

- Story parallels Stanley and Narrator

- The baby “Lee” represents the narrator and the puppy “Tor” represents Stanley

- Ironic reversal in name and personality leads to a funny fight between Stanley and Narrator on who represents who

- They recognize the story about a quarter of the way through

- Ends with Stan and Narry appreciating each other

- Optional funny bit where the baby and puppy kiss at the end and narrator cuts the lights (“Whoops, didn’t mean to show that! I mean, nothing to see here! …oh god…”)

- Awkward! They go their separate ways for a moment (But they both wanna kiss anyway for my own entertainment)

The Zending Variation 1 (The Tending)

- Stanley jumps off the unfinished staircase through delirium caused by outside forces (maybe the innovator?)

- Narrator summons a mattress to protect him

- Stan gets out unscathed

- They mess around with different jump and landing combinations (ex trampoline, or big bucket of plushies) until Stanley has a bad fall on accident and really hurts himself :(

- Really traumatizing for Narry who blames himself

- Narry tends to Stan’s wounds and takes care of him

- They talk it out and everything’s okay :)

The Zending Variation 2 (The Mending)

- For whatever reason (maybe the same induced delirium from Variation 1) the narrator falls off the stairs this time

- However the narrator is not fully human in the physical sense so him injuries don’t really affect him as much

- Stanley is mortified and takes care of the Narrator despite it not really being necessary

- They watch the lights together in the nice room as they rest :)

- Optional path: Perhaps they remember the original Zending ending and they officially resolve the conflict around it

[pentesttoolz]

Gobuster - Directory/File, DNS And VHost Busting Tool Written In Go

Gobuster v3.0 - Directory/File, DNS And VHost Busting Tool Written In Go #Brute-force #bruteforce #Busting

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Gobuster is a tool used to brute-force:

URIs (directories and files) in web sites.

DNS subdomains (with wildcard support).

Virtual Host names on target web servers.

Oh dear God.. WHY!? Because I wanted:

… something that didn’t have a fat Java GUI (console FTW).

… to build something that just worked on the command line.

… something that did not do recursive brute force.

……

[qapages]

Automated accessibility testing

Ok, so you want to test your website for compliance with Section 508c. Where do you start?

Thankfully, you don’t have to shell out big bucks to get a report that tells you about your website’s 508C compliance. Open Source FTW! Enter pa11y - http://pa11y.org/

Lets do the (short) setup and get started with a quick example.

Clone the pa11y repo.

git clone https://github.com/pa11y/pa11y.git

Run the pa11y command line tool against your website, eg www.bbc.com

pa11y http://www.bbc.com/

And you’ll see a bunch of results! The output looks like this

• Error: Iframe element requires a non-empty title attribute that identifies the frame.   ├── WCAG2AA.Principle2.Guideline2_4.2_4_1.H64.1   ├── #wwhp > iframe:nth-child(24)   └── <iframe src="http://tpc.googlesyndication.com/safeframe/1-0-6/html/container.html" style="visibility: hidden; display: none;"></iframe>

• Error: Iframe element requires a non-empty title attribute that identifies the frame.   ├── WCAG2AA.Principle2.Guideline2_4.2_4_1.H64.1   ├── #kx-proxy-JA8mItOH   └── <iframe id="kx-proxy-JA8mItOH" src="http://cdn.krxd.net/partnerjs/xdi/proxy.3d2100fd7107262ecb55ce6847f01fa5.html#!kxcid=JA8mItOH&kxt=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.bbc.com&kxcl=cdn&kxp=" style="display: none; visibility: hidden; height: 0; width: 0;">...

22 Errors 159 Warnings 415 Notices

If you want a more readable format (of course you do), you’d use the html report option or the csv/json options. Here’s a sample with the html report.

pa11y http://www.bbc.com/ --reporter html > /tmp/report.html

Then when you open up report.html, you see content that looks like this. Way better right? 

What next? Fix those issues :) And after that? Setup a dashboard that runs these reports for you, against websites of your choosing and shows you those results. Wow, once again, Open Source FTW!!!

How to get the dashboard going? Start by cloning this repo,

git clone https://github.com/pa11y/dashboard

Install the dependencies, notably MongoDB and node. Then run the below command,

PORT=8080 node index.js

Now you should be able to hit localhost:8080 and see the dashboard. In the dashboard, you can easily add the URL you want to hit and you’re done! Here’s what it looks like on my dashboard.

and finally,

Is that the easiest accessibility testing you’ve ever done?