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At the ChEBI 2.0 workshop, Muhammad Arsalan is presenting how ChEBI is using the Bioregistry to standardize its cross-references, generate URLs on their front-end, and more
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At the ChEBI 2.0 workshop, Muhammad Arsalan is presenting how ChEBI is using the Bioregistry to standardize its cross-references, generate URLs on their front-end, and more
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At the ChEBI 2.0 workshop, Muhammad Arsalan is presenting how ChEBI is using the Bioregistry to standardize its cross-references, generate URLs on their front-end, and more
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At the ChEBI 2.0 workshop, Muhammad Arsalan is presenting how ChEBI is using the Bioregistry to standardize its cross-references, generate URLs on their front-end, and more
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At the ChEBI 2.0 workshop, Muhammad Arsalan is presenting how ChEBI is using the Bioregistry to standardize its cross-references, generate URLs on their front-end, and more
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The summary of our workshop lead by @cthoyt and Ben Gyori at #biocuration2025 is now live at https://biopragmatics.github.io/workshops/biocuration2025.html
📖 Slides: https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.15184414
📺 Recording: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jmWfbH-TtkE
thanks to @biocurator and the conference organizers!
#biocuration #pids #PersistentIdentifier #persistentidentifiers #metaresolver #arks #curies
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For anyone else capturing #USB on #macOS on Apple Silicon:
It does work, you just have to disable SIP entirely first (individual flags don't work, needcsrutil disable)
You need to manually set the correct interface up, e.g.sudo ifconfig XHC2 upFor identifying a specific device, the easiest way is to correlate with IORegistryExplorer.
For example:iPhone@02100000
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XHC interfaceOnce you start the capture in Wireshark, you can filter to just that device using
usb.darwin.location_id == 0x02100000 -
For anyone else capturing #USB on #macOS on Apple Silicon:
It does work, you just have to disable SIP entirely first (individual flags don't work, needcsrutil disable)
You need to manually set the correct interface up, e.g.sudo ifconfig XHC2 upFor identifying a specific device, the easiest way is to correlate with IORegistryExplorer.
For example:iPhone@02100000
^
XHC interfaceOnce you start the capture in Wireshark, you can filter to just that device using
usb.darwin.location_id == 0x02100000