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  1. @find_software No!

    But have you ever heard about METABOLATOR, a #CurveFitting software for metabolic load of bacteria in solutions developed at HZDR? 😁

    wikidata.org/wiki/Q138747300

  2. @find_software No!

    But have you ever heard about METABOLATOR, a #CurveFitting software for metabolic load of bacteria in solutions developed at HZDR? 😁

    wikidata.org/wiki/Q138747300

  3. @find_software No!

    But have you ever heard about METABOLATOR, a #CurveFitting software for metabolic load of bacteria in solutions developed at HZDR? 😁

    wikidata.org/wiki/Q138747300

  4. @find_software No!

    But have you ever heard about METABOLATOR, a #CurveFitting software for metabolic load of bacteria in solutions developed at HZDR? 😁

    wikidata.org/wiki/Q138747300

  5. @find_software No!

    But have you ever heard about METABOLATOR, a #CurveFitting software for metabolic load of bacteria in solutions developed at HZDR? 😁

    wikidata.org/wiki/Q138747300

  6. A new AI model called Mythos can find software flaws much faster than before. This is a big change from how security used to be checked.

    #AISecurity, #CyberRisk, #BankingTech, #ClaudeMythos, #TechNews
    newsletter.tf/new-ai-mythos-fi

  7. AI Models Turbocharge Vulnerability Discovery

    Imagine a world where AI models don't just help find software bugs, but actually behave like expert security researchers - that's the reality we're facing, and it's changing the vulnerability discovery game. Frontier AI models are now capable of autonomously discovering zero-day vulnerabilities and speeding up patching processes.

    osintsights.com/ai-models-turb

    #VulnerabilityDiscovery #AiModels #ZeroDay #AutonomousSecurityResearch #FrontierAi

  8. @dfg_public funding will enable a German broad infrastructure for

    would get the metadata, find.software could expose it in a catalogue, CORSES could use it to find expertise and experts. Domain-based projects scverse. CAES³AR, swmath will support specific communities.

    connoss-project.github.io @ZBMED @GESIS ready to collaborate and help build this broad infrastructure!

    Satellite event at

  9. I've been using my Toshiba netbook for two days and I love/hate it.

    The keyboard is very unergonomic. Maybe that's the reason netbooks are not popular anymore.

    To find software that supports i686 machines is harder than expected. What's the purpouse of high level languages if not abstract the machine? Also I have found *zero* modern web browsers available for i686. Dillo works great for non-js websites, which are not a lot, sadly. Anything based on webkit crashes and I should try to find out why.

    TUI/CLI stuff works OK, of course (Now I'm tooting with toot-cli), which kinda makes this thing ideal for hanging out in tilde servers.

    But in general, it feels very cool to not need more than 32bits addr space and 2 GiB of RAM to do stuff. Of course I don't need a supercomputer to read some toots and to read some email!

    #NetBSD #netbook #toshibaNB105 #toshibaNB100

  10. #Irreal: The Use Of Tools
    irreal.org/blog/?p=12930

    "Most important, once you find software that’s worth the time to learn, learn it."

    #PIM #education

  11. I'm considering moving my main #CGHMN server from a QEMU VM to some real vintage hardware. I'm considering two OS options:

    * OpenBSD 3.0: current VM OS, has some novelty value, and I own a physical copy
    * Slackware 8.1: more practical benefits, easier to find software and docs for

    What do you think, #RetroComputing Fedi? :thonk:

  12. Tomorrow we will do a small input on #ArtDocArchive, which was a prototype for #webarchiving self documentation of artists on websites and social media (basically trying to preserve websites and feeds, extract information, and visualize it) at this event at nGbK in Berlin:

    ngbk.de/en/programm/termine/ea

    Website of the project: art-doc-archive.net/ There you find software and blog posts from the 4 month project.

    #EastUnBloc

  13. it's been a while and there's new folks on here so here's my #Introductions post again

    Hey there! I'm Aode (or Chad or Tavi or asonix or Arlo or...)! I'm a lion or eevee or other lion or dog or hyena or on the internet on my small personal server on here. pronouns are He/They

    I do programmer things, #RustLang in my free time but #Ruby and #JavaScript at work. I'm also interested in #ElmLang and #Elixir

    I'm a big #WarriorCats fan although I haven't read the most recent series yet (or a couple novellas and super editions before then) but i've read most of the books!!!

    If you want to find software I write, it's at git.asonix.dog/asonix

    I have a blog (with RSS) at blog.asonix.dog

    See you around!

  14. A two-page review of the BeBox Dual603-133 in the December 1996 issue of Boot Magazine

    There's been a lot of talk/fanfare about BeOS of late...did you know they had machines too? Look at all the blue! :)

    This would have been a monster in 1996...if you could find software for it. This was the biggest knock against the machine, Boot giving it an 8 out of 10.

    #Retro #RetroAdRead #RetroComputers #VintageComputing #BeOS #BeBox #BootMagazine

  15. #researchsoftware for today? OpenFOAM, an open source software for computational fluid dynamics (CFD) openfoam.com/. #wikidata visualisation tool SQID about OpenFOAM: sqid.toolforge.org/#/view?id=Q

  16. #researchsoftware for today? OpenFOAM, an open source software for computational fluid dynamics (CFD) openfoam.com/. #wikidata visualisation tool SQID about OpenFOAM: sqid.toolforge.org/#/view?id=Q

  17. for today? OpenFOAM, an open source software for computational fluid dynamics (CFD) openfoam.com/. visualisation tool SQID about OpenFOAM: sqid.toolforge.org/#/view?id=Q

  18. #researchsoftware for today? OpenFOAM, an open source software for computational fluid dynamics (CFD) openfoam.com/. #wikidata visualisation tool SQID about OpenFOAM: sqid.toolforge.org/#/view?id=Q

  19. Ever heard about SaQC, a software tool for reproducible #quality control of #timeseriesdata developed at @ufz? Here is what #wikidata knows about it: wikidata.org/wiki/Q128228853

  20. Ever heard about SaQC, a software tool for reproducible #quality control of #timeseriesdata developed at @ufz? Here is what #wikidata knows about it: wikidata.org/wiki/Q128228853

  21. Ever heard about SaQC, a software tool for reproducible #quality control of #timeseriesdata developed at @ufz? Here is what #wikidata knows about it: wikidata.org/wiki/Q128228853

  22. Ever heard about SaQC, a software tool for reproducible control of developed at @ufz? Here is what knows about it: wikidata.org/wiki/Q128228853

  23. Ever heard about SaQC, a software tool for reproducible #quality control of #timeseriesdata developed at @ufz? Here is what #wikidata knows about it: wikidata.org/wiki/Q128228853