ffmpeg req -x509 -newkey rsa:2048 -keyout private.key -out certificate.crt -days 365 -nodes

@gsuberland shitposts for a very specific audience

@gsuberland also i think you have to add -c:v libx264 before the -x509

@azonenberg @gsuberland and if you don't include -sn to strip out the subtitle track, the certificate won't load in Firefox even if it's empty

@gsuberland legit used exiftool for inspecting PE(I think) binaries once

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Is there any other way to inspect PE binaries?
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@gsuberland at this point it should be called `linux` (or `unix`), as in "the Linux Swiss army knife" :)

@azonenberg @gsuberland maybe x448 instead of x264?

@ge0rg @xssfox @gsuberland GIMP's raw image data preview is an extremely useful (and cursed) tool for locating things in binaries, as people can visually pattern-match extremely well and you can learn to spot tables or block headers or commonly-used structs or things of that nature extremely quickly. It just sucks that it's buggy and extremely slow to render on larger files.

@azonenberg @gsuberland and do not forget to add -text for subtitles

@jeroen @gsuberland and -noout if you don't want a whole bluray sized certificate, MPEG headers included, dumped onto stdout

@dramforever @gsuberland oh right if you're doing non nist curves it's -c:v libx25519

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I use notepad and 7zip.