libsecret: udev getting pwn'd

My filemanager (pcmanfm) just stopped recognizing newly plugged-in USB flashdrives after I upgraded from Slackware64-14.0 to Slackware64-14.1 (it's actually Salix64 anyway). Running /usr/libexec/gvfs-udisks2-volume-monitor told me that libsecret is missing.

# installpkg libsecret-0.15-x86_64-1.txz
simply solved the problem.

Yet, I found the library's name (libsecret) is quite weird, up to par with libconfuse.

/usr/bin/nc: cpi

This band (netcat) is wickedly sick, releasing their album (Cycles per Instruction) as Linux kernel module!

The approach is pretty simple:
#include "../netcat.h" 
#define NETCAT_CPI_TRK1_LEN 624344 
struct netcat_track netcat_cpi_trk1 = { 
    .name = "Interrupt 0x7f", 
    .len = NETCAT_CPI_TRK1_LEN, 
    .data = { 
         #include "trk1data.h" 
    } 
};

It (the C header file) is actually a wavefile , you can redirect it to media player just as normal I/O operation. Just like silly "Hello world!" kprintf from kernel demo program you used to write on Intro to *NIX Operating System lecture.

Anyway, I am quite afraid there will be path issue between this netcat and the legitimate netcat.