tl;dr put this line (without the two backslashes) in a file called 6.lua in your wireshark plugins directory and open your biggest pcap:
t=Listener\.new(nil,"");t.packet=function()TextWindow\.new(6)end
t=Listener\.new(nil,"");t.packet=function()TextWindow\.new(6)end
November 2, 2025 at 9:59 PM
tl;dr put this line (without the two backslashes) in a file called 6.lua in your wireshark plugins directory and open your biggest pcap:
t=Listener\.new(nil,"");t.packet=function()TextWindow\.new(6)end
t=Listener\.new(nil,"");t.packet=function()TextWindow\.new(6)end
link to the show notes thugcrowd.com/notes/202003...
20200317
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October 31, 2025 at 11:30 PM
link to the show notes thugcrowd.com/notes/202003...
Reposted by netspooky
Something that surprised me a little (but made sense in retrospect) was that core dump files are ELFs
October 20, 2025 at 10:16 PM
Something that surprised me a little (but made sense in retrospect) was that core dump files are ELFs
Reposted by netspooky
The HPE NonStop Itanium and amd64 systems use them for their "Guardian" OS and the "OSS" layer on top of that,
They also added the extra vendor/os fields in the wrong spots for some of the enums
They also added the extra vendor/os fields in the wrong spots for some of the enums
October 20, 2025 at 10:05 PM
The HPE NonStop Itanium and amd64 systems use them for their "Guardian" OS and the "OSS" layer on top of that,
They also added the extra vendor/os fields in the wrong spots for some of the enums
They also added the extra vendor/os fields in the wrong spots for some of the enums
October 20, 2025 at 7:18 PM