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1. What is Your Dream Programming Language Like?
Every programmer has different preferences in their code. Some like strict-logical OOP, some like bug-free functional languages. Some tried to create a language that resembles Python's flexibility and C's efficiency, while some stay conservative and favor archaic, old-fashion code style. In this period of unpredictability, new technology emerge, yet the older generations phased out and never came back. What is your dream programming language like? A language that can solve the problems or bugs t…
#programming #productivity #discuss #compiler
2. OpenBSD Disk Encryption: Change passphrase
Is it possible to change the passphrase after applying Full Disk Encryption by it to your OpenBSD server ?
Yes !! This post shows how. It's a really simple way with bioctl.
First, login to your server. Then run:
$ doas bioctl -P sd1
Well, in this example, sd0 is the origin disk and sd1 is CRYPTO volume introduced by softraid. In other words, sd1 here is where OpenBSD was actually installed via the installer.
You will be asked:
Old passphrase:
New passphrase:
Re-type passphrase:
Enter th…
#openbsd #disk #encryption #password
1. What is Your Dream Programming Language Like?
Every programmer has different preferences in their code. Some like strict-logical OOP, some like bug-free functional languages. Some tried to create a language that resembles Python's flexibility and C's efficiency, while some stay conservative and favor archaic, old-fashion code style. In this period of unpredictability, new technology emerge, yet the older generations phased out and never came back. What is your dream programming language like? A language that can solve the problems or bugs t…
#programming #productivity #discuss #compiler
2. OpenBSD Disk Encryption: Change passphrase
Is it possible to change the passphrase after applying Full Disk Encryption by it to your OpenBSD server ?
Yes !! This post shows how. It's a really simple way with bioctl.
First, login to your server. Then run:
$ doas bioctl -P sd1
Well, in this example, sd0 is the origin disk and sd1 is CRYPTO volume introduced by softraid. In other words, sd1 here is where OpenBSD was actually installed via the installer.
You will be asked:
Old passphrase:
New passphrase:
Re-type passphrase:
Enter th…
#openbsd #disk #encryption #password