I run endlessh on the port 2222 and I configured fail2ban to redirect the source ip addresses who did X failed attempts from the dest port 22 to the dest port 2222 transparently. I use the table NAT and prerouting to achieve that, you can use ipset to match the source ip addresses.

Oh nice, do you have a blog post detailing it step by step?

I do something similar except send them bytes from /dev/random, providing free protocol fuzzing.

"The prisoner" was an excellent serie but not a documentary. Despite those white balloon similarities, it is fiction

Yes, numero 6

Just eat it ! (insert weird al videoclip here)

For those who wants to know before installing on my 11th Gen Intel(R) Core(TM) i7-1165G7 @ 2.80GHz, it consumes 13 GB of RAM and takes 4 minutes to generate an image with 32 steps (~2 min for 16 steps).

On my Intel i5-4590T (8G RAM) it takes around 5-6 minutes to generate with 32 steps, swapping to disk as it does consume around 13G memory total. You don't get real-time feedback but it's very usable and fun to play with. I wish there was an option to force a manual seed though.

FYI they just added the seed option to the repo today. Now waiting for img2img...

On Linux/i5-1135G7 - takes 3min very consistently for 32 steps. Memory use: ~13.5gb VIRT, 9.3gb RES.

It is the future, have you seen Total Recall ? if not watch it you'll understand

same thinking, good call, upvoted

- Jean-Claude Vandamme esp. his life advices - Jean-Pierre Raffarin "Ze yes nid ze no" - Lorie who artistically taught us about "La positive attitude"

Il est... "aware"!

They have to protect it in a better way. This thing cost a lot of money nowadays

Yes, finding the right ratio between centralization/decentralization is hard

Thank you internet stranger for all the work you have done there

No problem :)

I should mention that this is open source too: https://github.com/maximecb/noisecraft