In an attempt to make my private life more private (especially while at work), I set out to find a good way to encrypt my IM traffic. My options: OTR - Off the record (encryption built into IM clients) Pros: OTR is encryption for IM conversations :D Cons: Not everyone has OTR, OTR implementations are different between clients, You can still sniff who the traffic was going to / coming from. naim - shell / ncurses based IM client Pros: I can SSH to a box, and use this client. Cons: .. it's a console IM client. [...]
There are quite a few individuals on this intarweb that are of the opinion that my employer is much worse than it is. In fact, several people who I know and trust have cautioned me about it. I'm a typically paranoid guy so I of course had backup plans, but I'm proud to announce that i've rationalized my fears and done quite a bit of observation. All that I've found are quality, hard working people. Accountable people who care about the end result. It's an infectious environment that I'm [...]
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CVS annoys me.
find . -type f | xargs file | grep executable | perl -e 'while (<>) { s/^(.+?):\s+.+$/$1/g; print `cvs admin -kb $_`; }'
Wont work on files containing "executable".. ;( you might have to add more grep pipes to narrow things down if you have files named this...