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I have a few experimental images using xrdp at the moment, the main reason I haven't turned it on yet is xrdp is really beefy on the machine and takes up a lot of the very limited resources (these aren't big computers) but if I can solve that or afford to put folks on better machines I'm definitely turning it on :D

One of the pains of VNC is that I can't live-adjust the resolution to match the browser after setting up the device D:, the screen should scale to your browsers size which should make things better, is it failing to do that? I'll see if I can reproduce

Hi folks,

Bunny is a project I've been working on over a few weekends, I initially built it to solve the problem I keep having where I want to test some software / break a computer in some way, but Virtual Machines are a bit unwieldy and take a while to set up.

Bunny gives you a connection to an ephemeral desktop computer, which you have sudo access to (play nice :)), you can test stuff out and throw stuff around in there, and once you're done just close the tab and computer will cease to exist.

There's a few things I still want to do, but I think this is MVP-ish enough to show now:

- You have to pass a reCAPTCHAv3 challenge to use the service, I want to add fallbacks onto v2 and hCaptcha

- I want people to be able to use a specific URL to ask for a specific OS (for example to get a bunny instance on Windows or Mac OSX it would be awesome if you could just navigate to bunny.lucy.sh/windows10 or bunny.lucy.sh/macos-bigsur, etc)

- This doesn't work well on Mobile, I want this to work on Mobile since I've definitely needed a quick desktop PC on some occasions when out and about on my mobile phone.

Behind the scenes, this is using Guacamole http://guacamole.apache.org/ for the heavy lifting, really cool project :D

Any feedback or comments appreciated :)

Apple have separate operations in China, how long until anti-party content is on the hash list over there

They know they're probably going to get away with it, and there's not much more that can be done to target them specifically.

Their operations sound like that of a criminal group just dressed up with a nice logo and website, but as long as Israel doesn't care, it doesn't matter.

I agree, at this point I'm way out of my depth so I'm waiting for folks who know cryptography inside and out to give their comment

I'm really surprised how ridiculously easy this was (really bad password, no 2FA) and how Twitter didn't force Trump to have better security when so much is on the line with his account.