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# scan network for open ports, list IPs that have something listening on those ports
# You can list multiple ports, separate them by commas (22,80,443).


function check_port() { NETWORK="$1"; shift; PORTS="$1"; shift; [ -z "$PORTS" ] && echo "Use: check_port CIDR PORTS - scans CIDR, prints ip if it listens on comma separated PORTS." && return 1;  nmap --open -p "${PORTS}" "${NETWORK}" -oG - | awk '/\/open/ {print $2 }'; }


function check_port() { 
  NETWORK="$1"; shift; 
  PORTS="$1"; shift; 

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// note: document.get_elementByTagName returns HTMLCollection which is not an array, and does not implement foreach(). 
// ... turns htmlcolleciton into an array. Array.from(a) would do same here. 
// This also an example of design decision that did not age well.
// ref: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/22754315/for-loop-for-htmlcollection-elements/22754453 or so.

[...document.getElementsByTagName('img')].forEach(a=>console.log(a.style.visibility='hidden'))

[...document.getElementsByTagName('img')].forEach(a=>console.log(a.style.height='100px'))

[...document.getElementsByTagName('img')].forEach(a=>my_function(a))

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#! /bin/sh

# +---------------------------------
# Enter madtown pw: dd
# Sanity check:
# 	default iface en0
# 	mac_addr 0c:e4:41:d9:63:89
# 	ip_addr 192.168.1.202
# 
# Type Y to proceed.

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function _gitlog_list_committers () { 
  DAYS=${1:-1};                              # check last day unless more requested 
  git log --pretty=format:'%<(20)%cn %ce' \  # committer name and email
    --after=$(date -v "-${DAYS}d" +%F)    \  # in the past DAYS
    --invert-grep --committer='GitHub'    \  # just people, no bots  
    --all |                               \  # all branches 
   sort -u ; 
}

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// userscript parts to pause playback in all open tabs, save for the current one. 

// handles http video and audio tags, this will pause what is playing. 
// Swap pause() to play() to reverse. Other controls:
// .volume (goes on interval from 0-1.0)
// .muted (bool)

['video','audio'].forEach((tag)=>{                                            
    player = document.getElementsByTagName(tag)
    if(!![...player].find((e)=>e && !(e.paused && e.ended && e.muted))){

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def get_detects():
    # other parameters: for pagination: limit (max on page) and offset, and for ordering: sort. I want detections from last 5min. 
    parameters = {"filter":"last_behavior:>'now-5m'"}
    
    d = detects.Detects(creds={ 'client_id': cid,'client_secret': key})
    response = d.QueryDetects(parameters)
    if response:
        if response['body']['meta']['pagination']['total'] > 0:
            return response['body']['resources']
        else:

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# tls has to be enabled on :443 so that the connection can be terminated there before the redirect is sent back.

$SERVER["socket"] == ":80" {
	$HTTP["host"] =~ ".*" {
		url.redirect = (""=>"https://%0:8443/manage/site/default/dashboard")
	}
}

$SERVER["socket"] == ":443" {
	$HTTP["host"] =~ ".*" {

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//will miss cookies with httpOnly attribute set

function printCookie(match){
var cookies = document.cookie.split(";");
  var cookie = {};
  for (var i=0; i<cookies.length; i++){ 
    header = cookies[i].trim(); 
    marker = header.indexOf("=");          
    name = header.substr(0,marker);
    value = header.substr(marker+1);

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Note, a lot of content here is from SIRA lists/posts. If you are interested in the topic, please join SIRA.

TODO

• Group items in a sane way.
• The papers probably should be listed in a quotable format of some standard. Same with books?
• This list grew a bit big, probably should be split into separate lists per category. I started listing by person, but it probably makes no sense.
• The books and podcasts are the only lists that I think are substantial. The rest is not even stubs.

Books

Some of the books are available used on Ebay, for a fraction of the Amazon price.

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collapsible markdown?

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yes, even hidden code blocks!

print("hello world!")