https://sqt.wtf/blog.html Andrea's personal blog. https://sqt.wtf/~targetdisk/blog/2025-08-18_9p-ubuntu-server.html This post is a guide on how to install Ubuntu Server to a Plan 9 filesystem. If you are impatient you can skip to the actual tutorial content by clicking [here](#teal-deer). [Plan 9](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Plan_9_from_Bell_Labs) started out as a research operating system developed at [Bell Labs](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bell_Labs). It extends the "everything is a file" API metaphor of UNIX even farther. Filesystem APIs for networking sockets, graphics, and more. Any resource of an... Mon, 18 Aug 2025 00:00:00 CDT https://sqt.wtf/~targetdisk/blog/2024-09-07_vcfmw.html I'm bringing a few items with me to the parking lot outside of the VCFMW 2024 convention center that are up for grabs! Items from the following list are free or for best offer (see me in the parking lot for prices on these items). I'm looking to move all of the items that I brought with me, so prices will be very reasonable. :) I will update this page as items are sold/grabbed. * ~~PowerBook Duo Dock (untested cause no Duo)~~ * AT&T 6300 w/ matching monitor and keyboard * ~~AT&T 6310 w/ mat... Sat, 07 Sep 2024 00:00:00 CDT https://sqt.wtf/~targetdisk/blog/2022-03-28_FFmpeg-Window-Capture.html If you've read the FFmpeg website's [Capture/Desktop](https://trac.ffmpeg.org/wiki/Capture/Desktop) page or another similar tutorial about screen recording, you may have learned that the `x11grab` device can be used to capture a specific region of your screen, but did you know that you can also record a window by it's ID just like OBS does? First, you'll need to find the ID of the window that you want to capture with `xwininfo`: Now we can use the `-window_id` parameter of the `x11grab` device w... Mon, 28 Mar 2022 00:00:00 CDT https://sqt.wtf/~targetdisk/blog/2022-02-04_inkscape-eps.html A lot of older guides using Inkscape to convert SVG images to PostScript use a `-E` CLI flag that no longer exists in the Inkscape CLI: ~~`inkscape input.svg -E out.eps`~~. **The correct way to do this in the *current* year:** ``` inkscape --export-type=eps -o out.eps in.svg ``` If you want to automatically convert all of the `.svg` files in your current working directory to `.eps` files, you can use something like this script: ```bash for svg in *.svg; do bname=$(basename "$svg" | sed 's/\.... Fri, 04 Feb 2022 00:00:00 CST https://sqt.wtf/~targetdisk/blog/2019-03-11_introduction-to-qemu.html One of the things that I've noticed in the infosec community is the tendency to stick to the proprietary virtualization tools that are familiar. People often are quick discount tools that they don't already know, so I have written this blog post in an attempt to foster an interest in exploring other virtualization options. My hope is that, even if you don't come away wanting to use QEMU in your CTF lab or malware analysis playpen, you will at least be more open to looking into other forms of em... Mon, 11 Mar 2019 00:00:00 CDT https://sqt.wtf/~targetdisk/blog/2019-03-10_new-site.html This is a new blog that will serve as my central hub for sharing ideas, tutorials, and thoughts.... Sun, 10 Mar 2019 00:00:00 CST