@rk @niconiconi somehow there’s SQL injection in it I’m sure

#Previously slowly takes shape. Actually version 1.7.1 is published with all these features shown in the screenshot. Previously is a browser based admin and configuration tool for the Previous emulator.

#NeXT #NeXTComputer #NeXTstation #NeXTcube #NeXTSoundBox #RetroComputing #Replica #Previous #PreviousEmulator

If you want to support me bringing this tool forward, I highly appreciate your #GitHub sponsorship. Being a monthly supporter feels good and you’ll get ALOT of karma points! 😍

ダイニング?? What the hell does that mean???

My goal is to be able to read this cover to cover by the end of 2027 without a dictionary. I think that is ambitious but doable.

I can read the title and the first sentence or two so that’s good. I did have a bit of a moment reading フリーライター.

#books #japanese

Big news in my little world: next month I’ll become the owner of the bookshop where I work. It’ll be amazing; for now, though, I’m digging into the nuts and bolts of starting a business, because other than the inventory and bookshelves, I’ll basically be starting from scratch.

The biggest decision to make now is what POS system to use, because we’ll do final inventory under the current ownership November 2 to 4 and I’d like to list the inventory in the new system as part of that process. Bookmanager’s waiting list is closed for a year, whereas I’ll be looking for a system to be up and running by the end of this month. Any advice on that? We’re on Shopify now, but I think it might be more than I’m looking for, going forward. The shop is teeny-tiny, and I’m into simplicity (including zero AI) but would like to accept all modes of payment. I’ve heard suggestions for Square, with which my experiences have been mixed in the past, and Basil Lite, which I’d never heard of. . . .

#POSsystems #bookshop #bookstore

Eek! There’s a bat in my apartment!

RE: https://live.acarsdrama.com/@top_shelf/117436116253323366

... that is the question."
- First Officer Hamlet

In all seriousness though this is marvelous.

As opposed to all those other, completely untrustworthy, C to POSIX shell compilers.

#programming

WHAT?!

Also, I was in Japan in 84, and I have zero recollection of this console.

https://www.tumblr.com/70sscifiart/830403082954391552/11200-in-1984-1985-pioneer-featured-the-designs

Today I had my first ever diffusion-weighted MRI scan, Some people dislike the noises from MRI machines, but all the beeping and buzzing sounded quite hypnotic to me, like a kind of minimalist ambient techno music. Maybe the devices are actually silent, and the manufacturers secretly hired Brian Eno to compose a soundtrack that would make them seem more mysterious and impressive.

But MRI is impressive enough on its own. The hand-wavy explanation is that nuclear spins lined up in a magnetic field are made to precess by applying an oscillating, orthogonal magnetic field, and then as the excited spins relax they emit radio waves at a frequency that’s highly sensitive to the magnetic field at the nucleus, which includes contributions from its particular chemical environment.

The details are quite subtle; the spins do not relax by spontaneous emission, but from interactions between all the nuclei.

[See https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Spin–lattice_relaxation and https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Spin–spin_relaxation ]

Gradients in the imposed magnetic field make it possible to identify where in the body the signal originates. But if a water molecule moves through this gradient while its spin is relaxing, that modifies the signal. Diffusion-weighted MRI exploits this, to discriminate between, say, water inside a cell and in various extracellular environments.

The fanciest version, diffusion tensor imaging, can determine the *direction* water is diffusing along neurons, mapping connectivity between brain regions!

But the purpose of my scan was to measure the “cellularity” of my bone marrow, to see where, and to what degree, the intracellular vs extracellular water ratio has been elevated by a pesky clone of over-reproducing plasma cells.

Anyone here who works at WHOOP in Boston, or knows someone who does? I'm looking for venues for the Boston Python meetup. Boosts appreciated as always.

started taking updog as a show of faith that AI will find a cure for ligma

Generating VGA using the Allwinner V3s LCD controller

https://pulkomandy.tk/_/_Electronique/_Generating%20VGA%20Using%20The%20Allwinner%20V3s

What are some major OSS projects that *don’t* use git as their primary source code management system?

OpenBSD uses CVS

SQLite uses Fossil (naturally)

I’d assume mercurial uses mercurial

But git is the overwhelming majority, as far as I know.

#programming

i forgot i made this lol

New #CISA #KEV resource:

If you've followed my work, you know I've always watched the KEV because you can infer intel from it. I'm always hunting for the between-the-lines "so what" in data and I've done talks and research on inferred KEV intel.

One tool I've leaned on is a dashboard I built to track trends, ransomware changes, comparisons, etc. Well, @hrbrmstr ~strongarmed~ helped me get it online for everyone!

You can find it on our burgeoning site: https://kev.inferenceandin.tel

qrz.com runs a 9 year old version of Apache httpd. Nobody is surprised, right?

Apache/2.4.29 (Ubuntu) Server at www.qrz.com Port 443

#HamRadio #AmateurRadio

1,415 Microsoft CVEs

One-thousand, four-hundred, and fifteen Microsoft CVEs.

O_O

@hrbrmstr https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Palazzo_Braschi#/media/File:Palazzo_Braschi_Fascist_Poster,_1934.png