Run strace (or falco) and log every file open. When you hear the sound, reference the log of what files were accessed at that time.
Run tcpdump and capture all traffic. Analyze it in wireshark, searching for a time window around when the sounds happened.
FWIW putting pranks like this in cron or systemd is a common way to haze people who have bad security practices. We also used to set the default run level to 3 or 6, but of course that doesn’t make sense in the era of systemd.
Imagine if vendors like Anbernic started shipping devices that had phone hardware supported with open software. That would be so rad. They already run android and Linux and have a vibrant community.
That’s not always the case. For instance https://github.com/kelseyhightower/nocode
Fuckin seriously. No shit it was yesterday, but WHEN? I got like 200 messages “yesterday”, and they didn’t all come in at once.
For the first time ever today I deliberately watched some shorts. It was so much worse than I expected. Thank TFSM for blocking shorts with ubo.
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It’s so ironic that valetudo doesn’t support roomba considering roombas used to be a hackable robotics platform, even selling the robots without the vacuum components, with many models of vacuums shipping with serial ports right on top.
And while it’s too soon to declare August 2025 the start of the AI winter, or the AI correction, or the AI bubble bursting, or whatever slowdown metaphor you prefer, it is undeniable that a series of industry stumbles is making investors, businesses and customers do a double-take.
Not that I think that their relationships were healthy, but dude, c/selfhosted. Needing a subscription for something you plan to interface with daily forever is a recipe for financial burden. Giving control and maintenance of that software to another entity is a recipe for letdown.
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Soooo what’s the other 20% if not crawlers?
Put a recurring block of hours on your calendar called “focus time” that auto-denies all meeting invitations.
Dang, TIL!
The short-lived operation used military-style tactics to remove Mexican immigrants—some of them American citizens—from the United States.
We study these questions using the staggered introduction of Craigslist (CL)—the world’s largest online platform for classified advertising—across U.S. counties between 1995 and 2009.
So well before TACO Don was even a candidate.
https://www.paulgraham.com/makersschedule.html
Guard your “maker” time slots.
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I always forget to bring my bidet with me when I go on a trip!