Welcome to your cyber awareness corporate evaluation.
1/20 : while on a business trip, should you use a public WiFi to charge your laptop?

https://www.cve.org/CVERecord?id=CVE-2026-83844

... What are we doing here, man.

Can’t find any info about the security thing impacting Pyrénéenne Linux

it also loads among other things a 56 kB JSON file that is shown nowhere recording which of my contacts (I think?) last played Wordle

Went to see a tennis tournament today and the huge screens showing the scores behind the players crashed and rebooted every few minutes.
The reboot displayed some flashing lights so the referee had to restart the game each time because it hindered the players.
It felt bleak.

f(x,y) = (((-(x / 8)) & (-(x ^ y))) & (~(-(x % x)))) % 11

Extent: 256x256 (scaled x2)

"Onebit" colouring scheme.

Imagining the private schools administrators being yelled at because the school’s parents portal don’t include a MCP thingie, which means their customers can’t efficiently manage their children with their AI

can we please end cyber security awareness month I have been made aware thanks

I no longer care to work on any Ruby gems so I've archived all my gems' repositories and added a link to a blog post explaining why: https://po-ru.com/2026/10/18/why-im-no-longer-updating-this-repository

As I keep reading over the PHP patches I keep seeing the devastation not of people who don't know how to write secure software, but decades of people with very little resources tasked with writing the most widely used internet-facing software on earth in the programming language I am a participant in shaping. I see that the slow pace of adoption of things that we were told would help people 20, 30 years ago by security experts has not been adopted, and some of the world's most complex codebases using things as fragile as setjmp/longjmp and abort for error handling.

I see, simply, that we are failing our software engineers by not having better in-language tools to mitigate and manage this level of complexity. That the pride in hacks we wore as a symbol of the power of C were in fact cries for help from a userbase that did not understand the long tail of consequences.

Good luck and God Bless to the system administrators today and tomorrow and for the rest of this month. I'll do my best to make it so C isn't like this, anymore.

I do feel pretty aware of cybersecurity today.

French government announced that the 4 is another attack from the left who wants to destroy France, #ANSSI working on a white paper about LFI’s hackers strike team
/s

I was out walking with my girlfriend, and we found a new Fedi reaction pic.

Join me as I write an ECS in C:

typedef struct {
int id;
} Entity;

That's it. We're done here. Everything else is relevant subsystems that actually have functionality, or plain regular data structures.

If you framework-ify it more than this, you're doing it wrong.

One for the Linux nerds out there:

🎶
Ra-Ra-Rasputin,
ls /usr/local/bin
🎶

Lol, I think someone managed to nab the patreon name "oauth2" so now when you visit https://www.patreon.com/oauth2/documentation you get some random user

The enterprise architect has mostly the same role as the rapper in a K-pop band

I want to find an excuse to create a project at work called « Template » because when seeing deliverables for the project everybody would think they are template documents