To anticipate and prevent
Today was the MacBook Pro with PROLED XDR Display release “event.” A very strange event, because it was like the old-school live blogs, but only 10 minutes long. By the time I remembered that it was happening, the event was already over and reviewers had their hands on the laptops. And I guess it’s as…
In our yard, we grow a lot of random things. My wife has eight raised garden beds. I’ve got a dozen or so pots of various fruits and berries… We’ve even got a patch of dirt called “The Crazy Patch” where anything goes. Sometimes that anything is grass, and sometimes it’s a hundred sunflowers. But…
Well, we’ve had PHP2Shell, three important NGINX items, Plex2Shell, an eMudhra CA compromise, a GitLab vulnerability rated 10 out of 10, and LiteLLM infected by a credential stealer. And most of that was just today. It’s been quite the whirlwind for anyone working in security. Even if you’re not running PHP in production, there are…
This past weekend was Pacificon 2026. Technically, yes, I am a ham radio operator. Granted, the last time I keyed up for real was a long, long, long time ago. I go because that’s where Meshtastic takes me. At least it did this past weekend. For the last couple of years, I’ve been volunteering on…
Recently I ran across a new “couch co-op” demo called Spook-a-boo in a post on Reddit. It looked fun, but I really wanted to know if the game was playable on Steam Deck so I gave it shot – works great! Deck Verified level of fully functional. Not bad for a game where the devs…
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While not without its faults and issues, like all vehicles, my Tesla really is an overall excellent car. While I love the car it’s probably best not to get me started on a lot of things Elon Musk has done recently. One of the few good things he’s done is give everyone a free month…
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