No matter how good at computers you think you are, or how much hubris you have about your Linux expertise, sometimes you do still need just to turn it off and on again to fix that ridiculous problem.

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TimeLord can generate seed values for Python's pseudo-random number generator to generate specific phrases. It works backwards from the desired result. https://github.com/frazerpearce/TimeLord

Tella is an app to help journalists be stealthy when documenting human rights abuses. https://tella.app/

Veilid is a peer-to-peer data-sharing network that provides privacy for all parties. https://veilid.com/

Cool apps already being built on it include Veilamp for music sharing w/ friends. https://veilamp.com/

And Veilpass, a password manager using the network to sync. https://veilpass.io/

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Landlock is a security mod for the Linux kernel that allows programs to restrict their own network/filesystem axx (and other capabilities), at startup, so that if a malicious actor runs code in their context, the blast radius is contained. https://docs.kernel.org/userspace-api/landlock.html

There are various python interfaces to Landlock, but they do not seem well maintained. https://github.com/Edward-Knight/landlock https://github.com/SebastienWae/py-landlock

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