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  1. Time to do the #My9Albums thing. For 6 of them, there's a slew of worthy rivals omitted, stunning works of #music that shaped me. If you ask me again tomorrow, and those 6 might change.

    But for the first 3, there is no contest. Esp #1, #Horslips "Drive the Cold Winter away".

    And if I really had to choose 1 track: Planxty Sir Festus Burke.

    youtu.be/BV_xOedi9q4

  2. Former President Obama says he prevented Iran from getting nuclear weapons through diplomacy without firing a single missile.

    Meanwhile, the bumbling Trump regime....
    Trump says US is considering launching strikes on Iran again as soon as tomorrow.

    Trump's Neverending Iran war has cost US taxpayers more than $100B. Republicans do NOTHING!

    VOTE. VOTE. VOTE.

    #AureFreePress #uspolitics #uspol #Breaking #BreakingNews

  3. 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)

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    #VortexWave #BallakéSissoko #Kora #WorldMusic #2000s

  5. "Finish each day and be done with it. You have done what you could. Some blunders and absurdities no doubt crept in; forget them as soon as you can. Tomorrow is a new day; begin it well and serenely and with too high a spirit to be cumbered with your old nonsense."
    - Ralph Waldo Emerson

  6. “The Evil” (1978) – Review

    Hello again, my lovely Gorehounds and Horrorfiends,

    3FMC is here with you with more fun and laughs as we review horror films from yesterday, today, and tomorrow. Today, we decided to wait until the nice day was over, then it was pizza time, and some Horror to scare the mozzarella out of us. As we are drawing closer to the 31st, and All Hallow’s Eve, we have cranked up our Horror viewing by a factor of 5. If we had cranked it up to 10, we would not be going to work, and that would be a big problem. Anyways, we spun our Wheel of Death to see what it landed on…BTW, we made a cute little wheel that works like the Wheel of Fortune, that we spin to pick Horror films when we cant decide. It has the subclasses of:

    • Monster Movie (includes Vampires, Werewolves, Alien Creatures, Zombies, etc)
    • Haunted House
    • Slashers
    • Ghosts
    • Witches
    • Sci-Fi Horror

    It landed on “Haunted House” so we pulled one from the drawer that we haven’t reviewed on here yet. That would 1978’s The Evil, starring Richard Crenna, Joanna Pettet, and the late great, Victor Buono.

    Premise: A psychiatrist, Dr. Arnold (Crenna) purchases an abandoned mansion that he plans to turn into a drug rehab. He then has some friends come in and help him clean up the place to get it in order. Apparently, the house was previously owned by a Civil War General, who had the home built of some sort of hot springs. Then, when working in the basement, Dr. Arnold finds a trapdoor that he opens and unwittingly releases a nasty spirit which traps all of them in the house. Dr. Arnold later realizes that the trapdoor is actually a doorway to Hell (at least it wasn’t a well in the basement like another house located in Amityville).

    Discussion: Once the spirits are released from the basement, the body count starts to soar, and people are killed in some gruesome ways. All in all, this was a very effective, and in a lot of ways, underrated haunted house horror film. Strong performances from Crenna and Buono, set this one apart from many of the other Haunted House films of the genre. Buono’s portrayal of The Devil was particularly good, and frightening. We definitely think that this one is in the Top 5 best Haunted House films of the 1970s and 1980s. Not Poltergeist-level special effects, but definitely more psychological in nature, and an effective one at that. Give it a try.

    ” I feed on 3FMC Reviews, Mr. Arnold.”

    Rating: 4 doors to Hell out of 5.
    – 3FMC

     

     

    #80s #cinema #Devil #fear #ghost #hauntedHouse #Horror #horrorMovies #movie #scary
  7. And I'm done for the day. You're gonna have to do without the Owlbear for like… at least six, preferably eight hours. I need to rest up so I can spend tomorrow figuring out how Trixie saves everyone… err, that is, *remember* how Trixie saves everyone… so I can write it up on Monday. (Tomorrow's #Monsterdon so I ain't doin' it then.)

    Pranks are involved, I know that much.

    Take care of each other. Be kind, spread love, play indie games.

  8. #LigaFemenil | JORNADA 12 | Min 9’ ⏱

    ¡GOL DE CRUZ AZUL! La Máquina volvió a tener otra pena máxima por una mano en el área de #Toluca, y ahora fue Brenda Cerén quien tomó la responsabilidad de cobrar y marcar el primero en favor de las celestes.

    #CAZ 🚂 1-0 #TOL 👹

    👉 Apuesta aquí bit.ly/CalienteEnOnce

  9. Had a great time at the Rolesville Halloween Bookish Fair today, and even did a little work on a new developmental edit. Hope to get a good bit done tomorrow.
    #amediting #amwriting

  10. 【 #BuzzFeed #RSSfeed 】
    コストコの『ハイローラー』っておうちでも作れるの!?「このアイデアすごい!」「想像以上にハイローラー!」
    buzzfeed.com/jp/tomokasakai/wr

  11. Apropos of a challenging stressful time, mother nature has provided a beautiful rainbow! There's suppose to be a bit more rain tomorrow, but not much. If you look closely at the base of the fall colored trees, you can see the bridge over the Animas River I talk about. The view is from the fence of the trailer park I live in. Photography tip: Use a circular polarizer, turned off, to make rainbows pop!
    15/END

    #Flood #Emergency #River #NewMexico #Storm #Weather #Landscape #Photography #Darktable

  12. 10 days until Election Day. We shall not be moved, we will not grow weary, and we will get out the vote!

    Join me tomorrow from 12 to 4 p.m. for free food, fun for the whole family, and free rides to the polls. Souls to the polls!

    #SoulsToThePolls #GetOutTheVote #VoteEarly

  13. The Dutch art-prog band who believe more is more – including studio mistakes |

    🔗 loudersound.com/music/albums/l

  14. 🔥 21 POWERFUL MIDNIGHT WARFARE PRAYERS TO OVERCOME EVERY SPIRITUAL BATTLE

    Are you facing battles that leave you weary, anxious or uncertain about tomorrow? These 21 midnight warfare prayers will help you seek God's protection, resist destructive patterns, overcome fear and stand firm in the victory of Jesus Christ. Begin tonight with faith, not fear. #MidnightPrayers #MidnightWarfarePrayers #PrayerForProtection #SpiritualStrength #Ephesians6 #Psalm91…

    dangerousprayer.org/2026/10/24

  15. WI #NICA state championship weekend. Today is preride, adventure and killer pump track fun, tomorrow the kids race. 22 miles preriding on Trek Bicycle's private trails today. So damn fun. #MTB #BikeTooter

    New 32" Procaliber on display here too. Pretty wild!

  16. WordCamp Sofia 2026

    That was it, most of the WordCamp is over. Tomorrow is the Contributor Day, when we traditionally gather together to do small contributor tasks. For me, that’s usually translations and validation.

    2 halls, 19 speakers, 300+ attendees who showed up (the exact number will remain unknown). Over 100 people stayed for the closing remarks. We had the latest check-in in the recorded history (under my watch), after 17:00. Food was good, coffee was good, snacks were plentiful. It was a lot more a web-in-the-AI-era conference than a WordPress one but this is what the speakers wanted to talk about. The team was strong and positive, true pleasure to work with.

    A large amount of volunteer work was done by 3 teenagers from different schools, whose parents were organizers or speakers. I’m very thankful to have had the chance to work with them. Bright young people.

    On top of being the lead of the Volunteers team, I was also responsible for a large pile of tote bags, that were Jetpack’s swag. I managed to get all of the tote bags picked up. I couldn’t do the same with our Jetpack stickers. Tote bags good, stickers – boo.

    #blog #blogging #Sofia #WordCamp #WordCampSofia #WordPress
  17. I’m going to sleep tonight with a heavy heart. Before I close my eyes, I pray that when I wake up tomorrow, I will find that someone has donated to help my children

    My children need food, and I’m doing everything I can to provide for them. I go to sleep hoping that tomorrow will bring us a little kindness and relief.

    Please, if you can, donate even €1 for my children. If you cannot donate, please share my fundraiser. Your kindness could change our tomorrow
    chuffed.org/project/178829

  18. Is #MissKitty behind far enough yet? LOL #Art does a kitty good. So will the two day late #estrogen shot tomorrow. It'll be easier to like me by tomorrow evening. 😹😹😹 #VoteBlue

  19. BristolCon Day 1 has been/continues to be a good time. Starting to slowly flag. Here's to tomorrow.
    #bristolcon #writerslife

  20. Serbia is Europe. To the young people filling the streets of Belgrade, may your hopes become tomorrow’s reality.

    video.infosec.exchange/w/b9i3E

  21. Mourinho prepares a surprise for Barcelona: an unexpected gamble in Real Madrid’s line-up

    Jose Mourinho is ready to shake up his Real Madrid side for tomorrow’s Clasico at the Camp Nou.…
    #Spain #ES #Europe #Europa #EU #Madrid #Barcelona #BarcelonavsRealMadrid #E.Camavinga #LaLiga #RealMadrid
    europesays.com/spain/105300/

  22. Off to the cardiologist this morning. Hopefully they can adjust my BP meds. Then, to drop off a persimmon tree and crepe myrtle for my youngest. Might stop and order mulch, but I'll probably do that tomorrow.

  23. At 8:26 I make a video, then finish off the hour, pack up, head home, and get ready to start my day, which includes a couple of short pieces of writing I need to complete, several students, some domestic tasks, a bit of dog-walking, some video editing, a meeting, and a rehearsal. I'm done with postcards in this final week; all that's left is phonebanking and canvassing.

    See you tomorrow.

    Man With Sign

    end/

  24. (4/4)

    Demonstrations in Berlin in the next 24 hours:
    - 18:40 - Wir pfeifen auf Stuttgart 21 (vom 13.01. bis 22.12.2026 - jeweils Di.) (demonstrations.org/en/events/5)
    - 19:00 - Hilfe für die Ukraine (demonstrations.org/en/events/6)
    - Tomorrow 00:00 - Sitzstreik und Mahnwache für Menschenrechte im Iran, sowie für eine Neubewertung der diplomatischen (demonstrations.org/en/events/6)

    #Berlin #Demos #Demonstrations #Democracy

  25. 8 Field Techniques for Smart Contract Auditing — Forged by Refuting My Own Findings


    I recently spent 24 focused rounds auditing a lending-and-automation codebase for a
    security competition. I opened 7 attack hypotheses. I closed all 7 — six with proofs,
    one by refuting my own draft finding at final review, hours before it would have gone
    to judges as a "Low severity, high confidence" report.

    That last one hurt, and it taught me more than the six clean refutations. Here are
    the eight techniques that carried the campaign. Each is small enough to use tomorrow.

    1. Rebuild the economic model before reading functions


    For mechanism contracts (auctions, leases, escrows), don't read top-to-bottom. First
    reconstruct the economy: who pays whom, when, for what right. Attackers fall out of
    the mechanism for free — the flash-renter, the buyout-frontrunner, the donation
    thief. This halves the reading time because you know which state transitions matter.

    2. Follow the patch trail to find the sparse zones


    Prior audit fix IDs in comments are a map of where previous reviewers massed their
    forces. Dense numbering = picked clean. Sparse numbering plus heavy external
    interactions = your hunting ground. Read the fix list first, then go where it isn't.

    3. Ask what slice of the loss spectrum a check actually blocks


    A require(shares == 0 → revert) looks like inflation protection. It blocks exactly
    one point: the victim receiving nothing. Every partial-loss shape passes. For every
    boundary check, ask: "which segment of the loss spectrum does this cover?" Pseudo-
    protection is more dangerous than no protection because it stops you looking.

    4. At every rounding site, ask "who keeps the dust?"


    Round directions decide who eats sub-unit remainders. The audit question is
    ownership: dust back to the fund's source = safe; to the protocol = QA note; to an
    attacker = bug. Trace mulDiv vs mulDivRoundingUp against who supplied the value
    being divided.

    5. Track invariants by who sets, who burns, who recomputes


    For state pairs that must stay ordered (escrow balance vs. reserved minimum), find
    the single point where the invariant is established and check that every mutation
    preserves it. My favorite case: a mutable self-assessed price that raises a burn
    rate — the reserved minimum is set once at install and never recomputed on price
    changes, so the ordering holds by construction. Once you see the "no recomputation"
    pattern, the underflow fear evaporates.

    6. Enumerate callback points as a grid, then verify CEI per cell


    Contracts have fewer external callback points than you fear: NFT in, NFT out,
    payout transfers, token hooks — usually under five. Enumerate them exhaustively,
    then check effects-before-interactions at each. Completeness comes from the
    enumeration, not from insight. This closes a reentrancy hypothesis in one sitting.

    7. For consume-on-failure designs, ask "can the opponent cause the failure?"


    Fail-open flows (trigger consumed, action failed, event emitted) have a griefing
    surface: can an adversary deliberately trigger the failure to burn someone's
    consumed state? If every failure source is environmental (stale oracle feed, lapsed
    time), the design is sound. If any failure is opponent-manufacturable, you have a
    DoS vector.

    8. Push exact wei-level numbers through your exploit math before believing it


    This is the technique that saved my credibility. I had a textbook ERC4626 inflation
    finding: "attacker donates 999× the deposit, victim loses 99.9%." Plausible,
    standard, wrong for that deposit profile. Pro-rata redemption is self-consistent:
    the victim's fraction of the pool is A/(D+2A), and they redeem almost all of A back.
    The classic attack harms only deposits that round down to zero shares — and this
    contract's deposits were whole-position liquidity, large, with a zero-share check
    already present. Analogies are how audit findings die in triage. Wei-level numbers,
    end to end, or it didn't happen.

    The meta-rule


    Hypothesis-driven auditing with mandatory refutation beats bug-shaped skimming. I
    submitted nothing that round — and that was the correct outcome. A self-refuted
    finding costs an evening; a wrong one costs your reputation with every triager who
    remembers your name.#blockchain #security #solidity #smartcontract #software #coding #development #engineering #inclusive #community
    8 Field Techniques for Smart Contract Auditing — Forged by Refuting My Own Findings

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