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Getting ready to record a bit tomorrow.
Things I need to fix:
1. busy pattern shirt, of course.
2. there's a sweatshirt in the background
3. Not sure if it's too cheesy to have my new book in the background. My daughter says I need to leave it in. -
Anyone else watching #RENT30 tonight? I'm just signing into the livestream now.
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Today (back from vacation) in my #fedora oblong:
* Scraper mitigation much of the day. They were hitting bodhi and koji. Got some of it mitigated, but not fully yet.
* Some meetings
* F45 stable updates push
* Add fwupd-efi cert to signing config
* Read a zillion emails
* Looked at s390x perf, updated various tickets and folks. -
huh 0.4.3 built a little over 24 hours ago and still not published. whats going on?
https://build.alpinelinux.org/buildlogs/build-edge-armv7/community/usb-signaller/
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OpenThermPlus (2.2.0) by Ihor Melnyk , Branislav Mikuška
➡️ https://github.com/bmikuska46/opentherm_library
OpenTherm master, slave, and gateway for Arduino, ESP8266, and ESP32.
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OK Little Layout (0.6.0) for arduino by Daniel Egnor
➡️ https://github.com/egnor/ok_arduino_little_layout
Simple layout of text on small pixel displays.
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esp32-tunnel (5.4.0) for esp32/esp8266 by Hamza Yesilmen
➡️ https://github.com/HamzaYslmn/esp32-tunnel
Public URL for your ESP32/ESP8266 — no port forwarding needed.
#ArduinoLibs #ArduinoLibraries #AITainted #esp32Libraries #esp8266Libraries
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“Microsoft offers to buy out a quarter of its workforce”
https://arstechnica.com/gadgets/2026/10/microsoft-offers-voluntary-buyouts-to-60000-employees/Strange move. This must be bad for morale. Do they really think that many positions are unnecessary? Or do they hope to hire new/inexperienced people for less money?
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Somewhat interestingly, the verification for that kind of copying has always been in place, as the Congruentry feature caters for proving that one location is a perfect subset of another.
However I've so far used other standard tools for copying and felt that copy operations have a lot of edge cases to code for - and I'm lazy about doing that.
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I've been reminded that among the unrealised ideas for my Foldatry tool is to give it a feature of a "backup" copy process that's smart enough to not bother copying various useless parts of the folder/file structures.
The cache folders of web browsers is an obvious example but there are probably others that are just not needed in an archive. Perhaps also image thumbnails?
Particular targets would be those with large numbers of tiny files as these often bog down copy and proof processes.
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Time to play with our new “The Expanse” action figures
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Is "huge if true" bro speak for "extraordinary claims require extraordinary evidence"
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29.29% voter turnout.
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Naomi Klein: The AI Bubble Is Going To Burst. This Is How We Prepare.
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🐧 SIGINT // Linux Watch — 2026-10-27
A working root exploit for a Linux kernel flaw is public before it has a CVE or a merged upstream fix, and Debian 12/13 and Ubuntu 24.04/26.04 are among the affected distros. Check your mitigations and watch for patches, since waiting politely is not a strategy.
🔗 https://www.infosecurity-magazine.com/news/linux-flaws-exposed-before-fixes/
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Perl Weekly Challenge: Latch on to the affirmative
Perl Weekly Challenge 397's tasks are "Absent Smallest Positive" and "Binary Reflection". I was talking to my wife about what music to pick this week, and she immediately started singing... You've to to ab-sent the smallest positiveEliminate the negativeLatch on to the affirmativeDon't mess with Binary Reflection
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I make playlists because I still fantasize about starting a band based on very specific musical influences. I think I was very good at making mix tapes for potential band members to listen to. I think.
https://open.spotify.com/playlist/0wIYcbf3kft1eGUa3ETDJC?si=cc68a3d96d3e45f5
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Hanging out at town hall waiting for the results of tonight’s election.
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https://forge.sourceware.org was just upgraded to the forgejo 17.0.1 security release https://codeberg.org/forgejo/forgejo/src/branch/forgejo/release-notes-published/17.0.1.md from 16.0.6, we skipped forgejo 17.0.0 https://codeberg.org/forgejo/forgejo/src/branch/forgejo/release-notes-published/17.0.0.md
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Updates to my 'Now' page. I really like this idea of on-going edits to reflect on things important at a specific time for myself. https://krisfreedain.com/now/
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Some students are still taking the opportunity to learn. I help students who are stuck, if they ask me. This used to be how learning worked. I’m glad I’m basically retired.
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🐧 SIGINT // Ubuntu Watch — 2026-10-27
Two PHP CVEs, and this is the one with actual commands. It covers Ubuntu, Debian, Docker and panels, plus the lagging-mirror trap: check apt-cache policy php8.3-fpm before assuming you're patched. Docker images need a rebuild, not just apt upgrade.
🔗 https://massivegrid.com/blog/how-to-patch-php-cve-2026-109618-109619-every-platform/
