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[committee-anomaly-identification]

Anomaly D41 is so, so weird.

Basically its a .zip of a program called "ICS: Innovative Coding Stratagems" and all it does is allow you to make files in anomalous and as of yet unused file extension. If you find one of these in the wild, CALL YOUR LOCAL COMMITTEE SUPERVISOR.

.3: supposedly used for images, it turns anything saved as a .3 file into... a memetic agent. Yes some people used it for download games into their brains, all of them die shortly after.

.xhss: eXternal Human Soul Save file. The delegation from the undertale multiverse has to yet find this file type outside of their jurisdiction.

.OCI: Obtuse Computation Interface. Used normally in the SCP multiverse, its capable of making "true AI". As of ■/■/2023, no .oci file exists outside of universe SCP/GOLD-TITANIUM-SAMARIUM (known as "Pluripotent Impotence canon").

.x37: unknown meaning. Any and all images saved as this file type become corrupted and around 3.1415 times their original weight. The images irreparably become memetic kill agents for yet unknown reasons. It could be used as means for crypted messages, but the technology is beyond us for now.

.chz: unknown meaning. Not to be confused with files such as .COGHAZ or .ChaZ

.üx7⁷: unknown meaning. The file name slowly corrupts the functions of most devices.

.1969: Meaning Unclear. All files in this format will have their date edited to show their true creation date (if they were made before UNIX time)

.q: unknown meaning. File appears to be used to code charachters into any sufficiently advanced 2d game. These charachters are invariabilmente sentient. Do not EVER convert a file from .chr to .q

.¤: incomprehensible. All tests have failed to discern the meaning of this file type, nor what its usage could be.

.nil: File reduces any and all programs saved into .nil folders to weigh 0 bits. The only limit to this conversion are .sys or .os files (referring to operative systems or entire computers) making truly infinite size capacity effectively impossible.

.ERRATA: generated by ICS only when it encounters an error, probably as "failsafe" in case a self edit causes damage to the computer its harbored in.

.dotdot: used by [REDACTED] to record the implicit thoughts during interrogation. Has since been retired in 1959 and officially removed in 1971. Now recorded as Anomaly 771-33AB and Phenomenon XDXD6979.

.au: untested. Described as "helping writers by making their fanficions simil-realities". Differs from .AU, the non-anomalous version which simply means "Audio File".

.dd4r: meaning unknown.

.sext: forced any and all written data to be percieved as "overly flirtatious" and "excessively horny".

.zcx2: meaning unknown.

.DAMMMERUNG: [DATA EXPUNGED]

.c418: [DATA EXPUNGED]

.dOus3: [INFOHAZARD EXPUNGED]

.[ANOMALOUS RACIAL SLUR REDACTED]: file which will be used by D41 to save anything remotely related to 4chan. If its a screenshot with anonymous users (anons), the image will be expanded and manipulated to reveal identity and motivations (inconscious ones included) of said anons.

.kami: ALL TESTS AND INFORMATION REDACTED PER ORDER OF THE 14TH COUNCIL AND THE ADMINISTRATOR "☆15"

.jsus: the apparent original file extension for the whole of TempleOS.

.jojo: [INFOHAZARD REDACTED]

.COMai: [REDACTED]

.yjitr56q: forces any and all data within any computer (except the one where the file is made) to be corrupted beyond repair.

.44: similar to the precedent, except the effects seem to resemble the effects on Pokemon Yellow cartridges whenever the glitchmon "4 4" is encountered.

.Þ: incomprehensible

.r⅗: incomprehensible

.ASURA: undefined

.undf: makes any and all files undecryptable unless the file extension is converted into the original one.

.xex: identica to .exe files, except with better memory management.

.ñ: meaning unknown

.14Q: testing shows any .14Q file to be a Trojan. Since most .14Q files are images, the result is a catastrophic data corruption.

.d41: the file extension of Anomaly D41 (hence the name). No usage or creation for otehr .d41 files has been find. It can only be download from the server it was first hosted in.

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Shell

Manpage

Most of Unix systems are managed by using Shell. Just as you need to know a minimum number of words to have a discussion in a language, you need to know a minimum number of commands to be able to easily interact with a system. Unix systems all have, sometimes with slight differences, the same set of commands. While it is not too hard to remember commands, it might be hard to remember all of their options and how exactly to use them. The solution to this is the man command. Let’s go through a part of the ssh one, as there are few elements to know to be able to read a man page:

NAME ssh — OpenSSH SSH client (remote login program) SYNOPSIS ssh [-1246AaCfgKkMNnqsTtVvXxYy] [-b bind_address] [-c cipher_spec] [-D [bind_address:]port] [-E log_file] [-e escape_char] [-F configfile] [-I pkcs11] [-i identity_file] [-L [bind_address:]port:host:hostport] [-l login_name] [-m mac_spec] [-O ctl_cmd] [-o option] [-p port] [-Q cipher | cipher-auth | mac | kex | key] [-R [bind_address:]port:host:hostport] [-S ctl_path] [-W host:port] [-w local_tun[:remote_tun]] [user@]hostname [command] DESCRIPTION ssh (SSH client) is a program for logging into a remote machine and for executing commands on a remote machine. It is intended to replace rlogin and rsh, and provide secure encrypted communications between two untrusted hosts over an insecure network. X11 connections and arbitrary TCP ports can also be forwarded over the secure channel.

Some tips:

The NAME will summarize what the command is doing. As it is usually super short, you might want to look at DESCRIPTION (bellow) if ever it does not gives clear enough information

The SYNOPSIS will help you to understand the structure of the command:

A shell command usually have this format: command options parameters

Options inside [] are optional

The string without [] are mandatory

ssh [-1246AaCfgKkMNnqsTtVvXxYy] [-D [bind_address:]port]

ssh is mandatory

-1246AaCfgKkMNnqsTtVvXxYy is optional

-D [bind_address:]port is optional (with bind_address: being itself optional within -D [bind_address:]port

Commands

Here is the (non-exhaustive) list of commands & concepts you should master to be verbose with Unix systems:

awk # pattern scanning and processing language basename # strip directory and suffix from filenames bg # resumes suspended jobs without bringing them to the foreground cat # print files cd # change the shell working directory. chmod # change file mode chown # change file owner and group crontab # maintain crontab files curl # transfer a URL cut # remove sections from each line of files date # display or set date and time dig # DNS lookup utility df # report file system disk space usage diff # compare files line by line du # estimate file space usage echo # display a line of text find # search for files in a directory hierarchy fg # resumes suspended jobs and bring them to the foreground grep # print lines matching a pattern kill # send a signal to a process less # read file with pagination ln # create links ls # list directory contents lsb_release # print distribution-specific information lsof # list open files mkdir # create mv # move files nc # arbitrary TCP and UDP connections and listens netstat # print network connections, routing tables, interface statistics... nice # execute a utility with an altered scheduling priority nproc # print the number of processing units available passwd # change user password pgrep # look up processes based on name and other attributes pkill # send signal to processes based on name and other attributes printenv # print all or part of environment pwd # print name of current/working directory top # display Linux processes tr # translate or delete characters ps # report a snapshot of the current processes rm # remove files or directories rmdir # remove directories rsync # remote file copy scp # secure copy (remote file copy program) sed # stream editor for filtering and transforming text sleep # suspend execution for an interval of time sort # sort lines of text file ssh # OpenSSH SSH client (remote login program) ssh-keygen # SSH key generation, management and conversion su # substitute user identity sudo # execute a command as another user tail # output the last part of files tar # manipulate archives files tr # translate or delete characters uname # Print operating system name uniq # report or omit repeated lines uptime # show how long system has been running w # Show who is logged on and what they are doing whereis # locate the binary, source, and manual page files for a command which # locate a command wc # print newline, word, and byte counts for each file xargs # build and execute command lines from standard input | # redirect standard output to another command > # redirect standard output < # redirect standard input & # send process to background

Shortcuts

Some handy shortcuts:

CTRL+A # go to beginning of line CTRL+B # moves backward one character CTRL+C # stops the current command CTRL+D # deletes one character backward or logs out of current session CTRL+E # go to end of line CTRL+F # moves forward one character CTRL+G # aborts the current editing command and ring the terminal bell CTRL+K # deletes (kill) forward to end of line CTRL+L # clears screen and redisplay the line CTRL+N # next line in command history CTRL+R # searches in your command history CTRL+T # transposes two characters CTRL+U # kills backward to the beginning of line CTRL+W # kills the word behind the cursor CTRL+Y # retrieves last deleted string CTRL+Z # stops the current command, resume with fg in the foreground or bg in the background

[vim-official]

holy shit, me mentioned. hi emacs!

Modal editing is a big jump of the mind for many people; you will spend the first couple hours thinking "this is dumb, why did they make it this way?" new Linux users and long time anything else users are used to key combinations like guitar chords, and learning an editor is as simple as "okay I need Ctrl b to do this alt 7 to do that Ctrl shift tab to do this"

I personally don't like doing it that way, and I have found that after even a short time, I find editors other than (n)vi(m) to be difficult to get back to. it sucks using Word at work.

on Emacs' point about server hopping: most unix systems come installed with vim, though in some cases nano is used instead of vim.tiny, I noticed this when installing Gentoo. also worth noting that if you're sshing into an ancient Debian server, spinning up a Fedora workstation, or a using a BSD, you might find that there is not vim but only vi (or vim tiny in 'compatible' mode), which has a more restricted feature set. if all you know is vim nocompatible then you might develop habits like using arrow keys, back space, or enter while in insert mode, instead of going to normal mode (and using hjkl, x, or o respectively). if you want to see what that's like, try installing the vim-hardmode package.

package installation on vim (not nvim or vi) is a bit harder than emacs, getting a very customized experience takes some doing, and I keep my .vim in git. the more you customize your vim locally, the less prepared you are to jump to another system. if you're a customization freak, try emacs tramp mode, or scp your .vimrc to any server you remote in to.

I have kind of two brain settings. when I compose original documents in VimTeX, I use my own highly customized vim. I'm still competent with system default vi(m), or I might try some solutions where I can get a traveling vimrc that can rollout quickly onto any server. I don't think I want to learn nvim, because if I'm going to learn a programming language to get an editor I can live in all the time, I may as well make it Emacs Evil.

most of all, and you can throw out everything else I've said today: vim is comfortable to me. I don't like using other stuff. this is Linux, try new things, use the free will with which you were endowed by your creator, find the one you like, and stick with it. long use and practice at the editor you enjoy using (with features that help you) will give you the most seamless, enjoyable writing experience, and you will actually finish your projects.

Should I learn emacs I've been coding in nano

@perl-official

I always recommend emacs. But depending on your use case you might want to learn something else first.

If you hop between different servers a lot and can't expect to have access to your favourite editor on there, I recommend learning the basics of vi/vim since that is preinstalled pretty much everywhere. Also, most bigger IDEs you might use in the future have a setting or extension to use vim-keybinds.

If you just want to program on your own machine, I recommend trying out a few different text-editors and then decide on one.

To learn emacs, I recommend using the built in tutorial. You can access it using C-h t (thats CTRL-h followed by t) while beeing in emacs.

To learn vim, you can use the vimtutor. I think it is automatically installed with vim on most distros, but may have to be installed separately on some. Also neovim/nvim is way better in term of extensibillity to regular vim

Other Editors you could try:

- VS Codium (Visual Studio Code fork that removed most Microsoft Stuff)

- helix - a Vim like Editor

- zed - way too fucused on AI features for my taste but I heard it has some other nice features

If you want some more infos on why emacs is great: here two semi serious posts I made in the past:

Pingin some people who also might have something to say:

@vim-official @helix-editor @emacs-evil-mode

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Instalar PuTTY en linux. PuTTY es un emulador de terminal para Windows creado por Simon Tatham en el año 2000. Su diseño primario era desarrollar un emulador que permitiera la transferencia de archivos a través de la red. El propio Simon Tathan no podía creer el rotundo éxito de su herramienta entre la comunidad. Todo comenzó por la comunicación por puerto serie, pero al agregar los protocolos de red SCP, SSH, Telnet, y más, se abrió un mundo de posibilidades. Ahora, los usuarios de Windows podían conectar con terminales Unix de forma muy sencilla. Hoy en día, los usuarios que llevamos muchos años en el mundillo estamos acostumbrados a trabajar en cualquier emulador de terminal linux, pero los recién llegados a linux, quien más, quien menos a tocado alguna vez PuTTY, es normal que al estar familiarizados con el se sientan más cómodos. Lamentablemente PuTTY no ofrece versión para linux, pero si su código fuente. En este articulo veremos como instalar PuTTY en cualquier distribución linux.

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10 BEST SSH CLIENTS FOR WINDOWS FREE

The free edition supports up to 12 sessions and two SSH tunnels at a time. MobaTek is another company that has developed a free tool to replace PuTTY with modern interface and management features. Solar-PuTTY makes finding a particular session from dozens of session profiles simpler by integrating with Windows Search.įinally, if you reuse the same command scripts, Solar-PuTTY can save and invoke them for you. It’s one of their free tools that adds a better interface and productivity features compared to PuTTY.Ī tabbed interface makes multiple sessions more practical, and logging into accounts is automated with saved credentials. Solar-PuTTY is Solarwinds’s answer to the need for an SSH client that automates today’s complex network admin tasks. KiTTY also saves time with automated commands, providing an interface for saving common commands with a User Command menu. It helps with managing multiple sessions by adding a filter interface that saves them in folders.Ī session launcher is added that can launch one or more sessions using the details you’ve saved. KiTTY is a fork of PuTTY that adds features to make it more efficient for handling multiple sessions and logging into accounts with saved credentials. If you think PuTTY is a great emulator that’s lacking modern automation features, KiTTY may be an alternative to consider.

10 BEST SSH CLIENTS FOR WINDOWS LICENSE

This is a commercial SSH client tool and a single-user license costs $99. If security is important, Xshell supports state-of-the-art encryption schemes like GSSAPI and PKCS#11. Xshell’s draft & send interface makes writing complex scripts more convenient, too. Xshell is the SSH client portion of that suite, and it’s designed with complex management tasks in mind.Ī session manager helps you handle multiple connections, and Xshell’s tabbed GUI interface makes it easy to switch between them.

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Xshell is a tool developed by Netsarang as part of their suite of PC X apps designed to streamline the interface between UNIX, Linux, and Windows computers. If you’re looking for features like dynamic port forwarding and support for proxy servers, Bitvise SSH Client includes them along with the security of encryption technology.īitvise also build common tasks like Remote Desktop forwarding into the GUI to streamline the connection process. It also implements sophisticated tunnelling features. It’s a modern terminal emulator that provides a GUI as well as command-line interface to support SFTP, SSH, SCP and tunnelling connections. The SSH client works on Windows OS and is free for ever. The Bitvise SSH Server is free for up to 30 days. Bitvise’s SSH Client is a free Windows tool that complements the Bitvise SSH Server, but it also functions as a standalone application.