nathan

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nathan windisch just a 🩷️💜💙 20 something, 5' something security operations engineer (a.k.a #automation wrangler) @ rdg.ac.uk/dts #powershell evangelist 🏳️‍⚧️ trans rights === human rights 🏳️‍⚧️ he/they (if you want, not uber fussed) ~ == wnd.sh # == rdg.ac.uk/dts

a screenshot of the "reddit" android mobile app from a connection from England, UK after the introduction of the Online Safety Act 2023, with the r/sexualassault subreddit visible, but obscured by a popup. it shows a "community not found" error message, stating that there "aren't any communities on reddit with that name".
a screenshot of a transcription of a teams meeting: nathan windisch (me): no, my password is actually 8 asterisks. me: they'll never figure it out 'cause if we ever get breached, _they'll_ just think "oh well, that's one's like encrypted for fucked or something"
a `uv pip install ...` output, with multiple packages downloading
a shipping information text box for cottonbureau.com, stating: "Delivered via local postal service with limited in-country tracking. Estimated 3–4 weeks for delivery from time of shipment. Packages occasionally sucked into the Bermuda Triangle."
mr leo the cat
$InputObject = (Get-Content "$HOME/code/advent/2024/01/in.txt").ForEach{$x = $_ -split " +"; [PSCustomObject]@{a = $x[0]; b = $x[1]}} $a = $InputObject.a | Sort-Object $b = $InputObject.b | Sort-Object $x = 0 $a.ForEach{$x += [Math]::Abs($_ - $b[$a.IndexOf($_)]) } return $x
a [psreadline](https://learn.microsoft.com/powershell/module/psreadline) [key handler](https://learn.microsoft.com/powershell/module/psreadline/about/about_psreadline#custom-key-bindings) which takes the current commandline input and runs it through [ollama](https://ollama.com) via [qwen2.5:7b](https://ollama.com/library/qwen2.5:7b), asking it to complete the provided line, after which the user's current command line is replaced with the model's output.
a man approaches a large booth, with a woman in a chair behind it. there is a large banner behind her with the text "society for asking stupid questions". below the image, the man is quoted asking the question: "excuse me, but is this "the society for asking stupid questions?""
a skyscraper with a cloudy backdrop
me running `bsky "here's testing w/ an alias and no extra params"`, which outputs a link to [the post](https://bsky.app/profile/did:plc:jk6rquddfivg2woi7pqgzi2k/post/3lauluiljvw27), along with an open browser tab of said post