Noise from the Basement

I’m happy to announce that v1.1.0 of the SaturdayMP GitHub Plugins was released today! You can install it in Claude Code by first installing the marketplace:

/plugin marketplace add saturdaymp/claude-plugins

Then pick v1.1.0 of the plugin:

/plugin install smp-github@saturdaymp-claude-plugins

If you want to live on the bleeding edge by installing:

/plugin install smp-github-latest@saturdaymp-claude-plugins

The plugin has two skills. I use the PR feedback one all the time. Not sure how useful the change log skill will be. Maybe move it outside the plugin?

This is part 2 of the migrating the Noise from the Basement (NFTB) blog from @WordPress to @cloudflare . Last episode I got it working on my local machine, and this episode I get the site deployed to Cloudflare using @GitHub actions.

I’m on vacation next week, so part 3 will either be in 2 weeks or pre-recorded.

Migration Playlist:
https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLOaCY0HmoDNU

In this episode I (Chris), start migrating my blog from a WordPress site, hosted on WPEngine , to a static website using Hugo and hosted on Cloudflare . I was able to export my existing site and get Hugo to generate the site on development before running out of time.

In part 2 I’ll continue the process. Assuming I don’t just finish it off screen.

Migration Playlist:
https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLOaCY0HmoDNU

In this episode I (Chris), sorry no Omar, attempt some picoCTF (now CyLab) challenges. I picked the challenges randomly and ended up with a RSA (Small Trouble) and reverse engineering APK binary (Droids 4). Used the clanker (coding agent) to help with the APK challenge as I didn’t have a way to run the apk on my machine.

It was interesting to watch the clanker parse out the .so file. Have you used a clanker for cyber security? If so, what are your thoughts?

In this episode we start writing a custom HTTP Server in C because Omar wanted to learn more about HTTP, servers, and low-level networking. We get a simple app that listens on a port and writes out to the command line what was sent to it. We also have a good discussion about C strings at 1:08:53.

Part 2, if it happens, we will add an HTTP response. We are not very consistent.