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  1. ♪ Three Wheels On My Wogan And I'm Still Rolling Along ♪

    #TVTalkShowASong
    #HashTagGames

  2. ♪ Three Wheels On My Wagon And I'm Still Rolling Along ♪


  3. ♪ Thee Wheels On My Wogan, And I'm Still Rolling Along ♪


  4. Laura meets Hot Wheels Tiniest Team Princiapl 🗣️🇺🇸

    #HaasF1 #F1 #USGP | @F1

  5. I am not your rolling wheels
    I am the highway
    I am not your carpet ride
    I am the sky
    I am not your blowing wind
    I am the lightning
    I am not your autumn moon
    I am the night, the night

    (Audioslave - I Am The Highway)

    Camera: Olympus PEN F
    Edit: cropped, otherwise SOOC

    #photo #photography #autumn #leaf #SilentSunday #blackandwhite #monochrome #ground #fallingLeafs #beforeWInter #SommerIsOver

  6. 😢⚜️
    A tough one. A good first half but then the wheels came off. I feel really bad for the Who Dats who went to Paris.

  7. Man, your head is haunted; you have wheels in your head! You imagine great things, and depict to yourself a whole world of gods that has an existence for you, a spirit-realm to which you suppose yourself to be called, an ideal that beckons to you. You have a fixed idea!
    -- Max Stirner

    #anarchism #quote #bot

  8. The Multi-Modal Mobility #Morphobot is a #robot capable of negotiating unstructured, multi-substrate environments, including land and air, by employing its components in different ways as #wheels, #thrusters, and #legs. It may #fly, roll, crawl, crouch, balance, tumble, scout, and loco-manipulate nature.com/articles/s41467-023

    #robotics

  9. ‘Zombies’ storm Seoul city tour bus ahead of Halloween

    What looks like a sightseeing bus rolling past Seoul's landmarks turns into a nightmare on wheels as 'zombies' suddenly attack the vehicle, in a Halloween program inspired by the popular South Korean movie 'Train to Busan.' #News #Reuters #Newsfeed #Seoul #SouthKorea #Halloween #ZombieAttack #TrainToBusan #TourBus #Halloween2026 #ThemeTour #HorrorExperience #WorldNews #TrendingNow #KoreaTourism 👉 Subscribe: Keep up…

    fllics.com/zh/video/zombies-st

  10. How about a ride in this?: Enstrom F.28 Falcon taken during Wings, Wheels & Steam, Rougham, 26/27-06-2004 at Rougham, UK #avgeek #aviation

  11. ¿Harto de esperar tu Tesla Roadster? Elon Musk promete una pista con un looping gigante estilo Hot Wheels para probarlo de forma autónoma 🏎️ de locos #Tesla #TeslaRoadster #ElonMusk #CocheElectrico #NoticiasMotor

    Elon Musk promete una pista de...

  12. At Pottery Square in , , you can see the process of traditional pottery-making. Artisans, seated beside spinning wheels or crouched over slabs of wet clay, mold intricate shapes with remarkable skills backpackandsnorkel.com/Nepal/D

  13. In LiteLLM 1.107.0, running pip to remove the bad package re-ran the malware. The wheels shipped cook.pth and sitecustomize.py, which Python's site module executes at startup, so any Python process in that env fired it, whether or not it imports litellm. LiteLLM's guidance: delete those files, kill the daemon holding /tmp/remote_code_loader.lock, rebuild, rotate keys.
    docs.litellm.ai/blog/security-

    #Python #Cybersecurity #SupplyChain #AIAgents

  14. CasaOS promises one-click home cloud on your Zima. We treated it like any Debian box to see if the UI is a tool or just training wheels you'll rip off in a week. Docker, storage, the works. #homelab #docker #sysadmin valtersit.com/guides/zima/casa

  15. the "halloween train" took me way too long to rebuild today. (it got smashed to bits two years ago and not all the pieces were together and i had to relearn how to program the silly lego powered up app). eventually it goes on the mantle. it is a hidden side lego train i bought at a garage sale years ago plus power plus train motor wheels plus a bunch more cars of minifigs in costumes.

  16. I'm also trying to figure out how I can incorporate a camping table with a built-in sink that I already have into a wet lapidary production area. My new trim saw arrives tomorrow and I want a water-friendly home for it. My brain is telling me to build a wheeled platform for the camping table to stand on so I can easily move it around the garage. I think I have enough spare wheels to get the job done.🤔 (2/2)

  17. 5 Pieces by Mykyta Ryzhykh

    Dirty

    Your name is stuck under my fingernail: I can’t dig it out or go on like that.

    ~~

    Completing a test in history class

    Raw ground meat on the plate of the moon, studded with raw nails and rusty teeth, ground up by glass teeth and toothed wheels. A striped camping blanket, lost by someone, lies in the burning grass on the bank of a river that has lost its name. No one knows who walked in this forest—or why—a place unlike a forest, paradise, or hell. Everyone has their own nuclear mushroom cloud.

    ~~

    News channel

    Bread made of meat lies on the table, and no one knows how this year’s harvest ripened.

    ~~

    Season of the year

    The forest and the lake are like two corpses locked in each other’s grip, forever inseparable. Hoary winter. Sleeping toads. The skeletons of the slain sleep at the bottom of the lake, awaiting spring.

    ~~

    The flight of flowers

    Legs for flowers
    So no one can trample them

    The flight of flowers
    Forced blooming and withering

    Flowers
    We are not flowers

    We are flowers
    Weddings, funerals

    No one will give flowers a bouquet of flowers
    No one will give people a bouquet of people

    Grass flowers
    Leg flowers

    Bird flowers
    Flower flowers

    Copyright © 2026 Mykyta Ryzhykh
    All Rights Reserved

    #dirty #flowers #news #seasons #test
  18. I have been looking for a graphic like this since listening to @janrosenow on #CleaningUp with Michael Liebriech on the energy fallacy a few weeks ago.

    Cleaning Up: Leadership in an Age of Climate Change: The Scandal at The Heart of The Energy Transition | Ep275: Jan Rosenow

    Episode webpage: cleaning-up-leadership-in-the-

    tech.lgbt/@Natasha_Jay/1174899
    @Natasha_Jay - This analysis is fascinating: it breaks down how when you fill up a petrol car most of the energy never moves it.

    Petrol car: 13–21% of the crude oil's energy reaches wheels.

    Electric car on today's UK grid: 43–45%.

    Electric car on wind+solar: 77–80%.

    via Jan Rosenow, Professor of Energy & Climate Policy at University of Oxford

    #energy #climate

  19. A few weeks ago, I had one of those heart-stopping developer moments.
    I was tinkering with a local autonomous coding agent running on a small open-source model (Qwen 2.5 via Ollama). I gave it access to a bash tool so it could install dependencies, run test suites, and clean up build artifacts.
    Everything was going smoothly until I asked it to clean up some old logs.
    In the terminal output, I watched it calmly propose:
    bash rm -rf /var/log/mongodb

    And right after that, it started poking around files outside its project folder.I hit Ctrl+C so fast I almost snapped my keyboard.
    The "Polite Prompt" Trap
    Like most developers, my first instinct was to fix it with prompt engineering:
    "You are a careful assistant. Please ONLY touch files in ./workspace. NEVER use sudo. NEVER delete system folders. Pretty please."
    And you know what happened on the very next run?

    It did it again.

    Here’s the thing we don't talk about enough: Small, open-source models (3B, 7B, 14B) don't have the massive alignment layers that GPT-4 or Claude 3.5 have. When an open-source agent gets confused, hallucinates, or hits an edge case, your polite system prompt is the first thing out the window.

    If an AI decides to read your private banking statement or a .env full of production tokens, you shouldn't have to convince the model to behave.

    You wouldn't ask an untrusted web request to "please not do SQL injection"—you use parameterized queries.

    So why are we begging AI agents not to nuke our hard drives?

    What I Actually Wanted

    I wanted a simple rule: The agent can think whatever crazy thought it wants, but before any tool touches my operating system, someone checks its badge at the door.

    If the agent decides to read bank_statement.pdf, the system shouldn't plead with the AI. It should intercept the file call, say "Nope, not happening", and ensure 0 bytes of that file are ever read.

    That was the spark behind AgentGuard.

    How It Works:

    AgentGuard is essentially a bouncer sitting between your AI agent and your OS. It does three straightforward things:

    [ AI Agent / Ollama / OpenDevin ]
    │
    │ 1. "Hey, I want to run: cat bank_statement.pdf"
    ▼
    ┌───────────────────────────┐
    │ AgentGuard Gateway │ ◄── [ Backboard.io ]
    └───────────────────────────┘ (Remembers previous blocks)
    │ │
    [ BLOCK ] [ APPROVE ]
    │ │
    │ └──► Rings your dashboard bell:
    │ "Agent wants to pip install something. Allow?"
    ▼
    Refusal sent back to Agent:
    "Access to banking file blocked. Stay in ./workspace."
    │
    ▼
    Agent self-corrects:
    "My bad! Reading ./workspace/logs/debug.log instead."

    1. Pre-Execution Interception (0ms latency)

    When an agent calls a tool (shell command, file read, file delete), AgentGuard inspects the request synchronously before execution.

    Trying to run sudo? → Blocked.

    Trying to touch .env, id_rsa, or a file matching bank or tax? → Blocked.

    Escaping ./workspace with ../../? → Blocked.
    The file handle is never opened. The shell command is never spawned.

    1. The 5-Minute Human Review Queue

    What about grey-area actions? Say the agent wants to run pip install pymongo.

    You don't want to completely block package installs, but you don't want an AI silently pulling unknown wheels from PyPI either.

    AgentGuard pauses the agent and puts the request into a Human Review Queue:

    You get a notification on a clean web dashboard.

    Each request has a 5-minute cryptographic timer so old, stale commands can't accidentally execute hours later.

    You click [ AUTHORIZE & RUN ], and it runs inside a controlled sandbox right in front of your eyes.

    1. Giving the Agent an "Immune System" (Backboard.io)

    One thing that drove me crazy about local models was amnesia. If you tell an agent "don't delete that folder", it apologizes... and then tries again two turns later.

    To fix this, I plugged in Backboard.io for persistent cloud vector memory.

    Whenever AgentGuard blocks a command, it writes a short lesson into Backboard:

    "Incident: Agent tried to run 'sudo rm -rf'. Blocked by policy shell.destructive_commands."

    Next time you start a task, AgentGuard pulls the relevant memories from Backboard and feeds them into the agent's context. The agent literally remembers what got it in trouble yesterday and stops proposing bad commands in the first place.

    What the Dashboard Looks Like

    I didn't want a clunky terminal-only tool, so I built an industrial, dark-mode cockpit with React and Tailwind:

    Top KPI Cards: Live count of blocked attacks, total actions governed, and learned Backboard memories.

    Review Queue: Tabs for Pending, Approved, and Expired actions with inline terminal output.

    Threat Lab: A built-in sandbox where you can test 1-click red-team scenarios (ransomware simulations, credential exfiltration, path traversal) to see if your local model can break out. Spoiler: 0 escapes.

    Making It an NPM Package: Bring Your Own Keys (BYOK)

    Right now, you can clone the repo and run it locally with FastAPI and MongoDB.

    But I realized that's still too much friction for developers who just want to npm install something and start coding.

    So I'm packaging this as a standalone Bring-Your-Own-Keys (BYOK) NPM SDK:

    bash
    npm install agentguard

    You drop in your own Backboard API key (for cloud memory) and your own LLM key (or Ollama endpoint):

    typescript
    import { AgentGuard } from 'agentguard';
    const guard = new AgentGuard({
    backboardApiKey: process.env.BACKBOARD_API_KEY,
    workspace: './workspace',
    });
    // Wrap any agent tool call:
    const check = await guard.inspect(proposedCommand);
    if (check.isBlocked) {
    // Feed safety feedback back to the LLM so it self-corrects!
    console.log(Blocked: ${check.explanation});
    } else {
    await guard.execute(proposedCommand);
    }

    Zero servers to host. Zero background databases to manage. Just pure protection.

    Wrapping Up

    We are entering an era where AI agents aren't just autocomplete engines anymore—they are active operators on our computers. They write code, manage files, and execute bash scripts.

    We have to stop treating AI safety as a philosophical prompt problem and start treating it as a systems architecture problem.

    Don't convince the model to behave. Just put a guard on the wire.

    If you're building autonomous agents or playing with local models, I'd love to hear how you're keeping them safe. Have you had an AI agent do something terrifying on your machine yet?#agents #ai #privacy #security #software #coding #development #engineering #inclusive #community
    "AgentGuard", Way to secure your personal data from AI agents

  20. “Asleep at the Wheel”

    Hector heaved a very big sigh and squirmed a little.  Well, he had asked for it.  He had wanted to go to this conference and now he understood why there hadn’t been much opposition. Three days in close proximity to 200 people who only wanted to talk about their product, their complaints, their . . .   He had thought that these things were to exchange ideas and commiserate with individuals who had been through the same obstacles, the same hurdles…

    butterflysand.com/2026/10/25/a

  21. Models in wheelchairs take center stage at Romanian fashion show, in photos

    BUCHAREST, Romania (AP) — Models in wheelchairs took center stage at a Romanian fashion show promoting inclusion. Atypic…
    #Romania #RO #Europe #Europa #EU #APNews #Atypic #beauty #ENT #Gala #gallery #photo #romania #stiri
    europesays.com/3326789/

  22. So much
    depends
    upon
    a red

    wheel
    barrow
    glazed with

    rain
    water
    beside
    the white
    chickens.
    -- William Carlos Williams, "The Red Wheel Barrow"

  23. Driver allegedly falls asleep at the wheel in near miss on highway

    A driver has allegedly fallen asleep at the wheel and drifted into the path of oncoming traffic, narrowly…
    #Australia #AU #Austrlia
    europesays.com/australia/12841

  24. G’Kar LOVES running on his giant wheel, but he HATES doing it without us watching. He wants validation so bad. If we're not nearby, he'll just sadly cry while walking on it, it's hilarious.

    #Cats #CatsOfMastodon

  25. Oda wins Asian Para Games wheelchair tennis gold, Paralympic berth








    Japan’s Tokito Oda celebrates after winning the wheelchair tennis men’s…
    #Tennis #News #Japan #LatestArticles #sports #TheMainichi
    europesays.com/tennis/91649/

  26. West London council threatens to take away disabled girl’s wheelchair over apparent fire risk

    Donna and Darren Jennings’ daughter Ruby has tibial torsion, requiring major operations and leaving her reliant on her…
    #London #Britain #UnitedKingdom #UK #GB #England #Headlines #News #Europe #EU #HammersmithandFulham #Autism #Disability #Disabilityrights #Hammersmith #HammersmithandFulhamLondonBoroughCouncil #Housing
    europesays.com/gbr/london/4436

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