@hacks4pancakes pls tell me you found that post-it-note hidden in the back of the top drawer
@TheIdOfAlan i j k
This website provides the full back archive of BYTE magazine, all 23 years of it from 1975 to to 1998. It's a treasure trove of vintage tech and nostalgia, not even Archive.org carries all the issues.
The site actually focuses on old Apple magazines, but has also PC magazines and other resources on the history of microcomputing.
That moment when you go for a TCM massage to fix a long-term ache/pain in your arm, and the masseuse is going at it with her fingers of steel, manipulating your arm and leaning into the spot where it hurts, making you re-evaluate every single one of your life choices that led you to this point, and then she says
"来,放松!(Just relax!)"
You didn’t notice a block of #mastodon instances go dark yesterday with the outage of a major European backbone host provider (OVH) because the #fediverse is so distributed and decentralized. But if you’ve got a flight in the USA today then you know exactly what happens when a centralized software service goes down. #FAA
The FAA orders airlines to halt all US departures until 9 a.m. ET after a system that provides pilots with pre-flight safety notices went offline https://cnn.it/3Zr1SVt
@GeekFurious FAA NOTAM system hacked?
@GeekFurious okay - saw this first right here, so mastodon works for breaking news!
I wrote a post about how to set up basic Mastodon monitoring with Grafana and Prometheus, starting from scratch.
Many thanks to @nova @dma @IPngNetworks who provide lots more info and inspiration for this, you find links in my post.
Here's your irregular reminder that MFA is so much more effective against account takeovers than teaching people that 'Polar_bear65' or 'Nationalparks2014!' aren't strong enough passwords https://techcrunch.com/2023/01/10/interior-department-watchdog-passwords/
@ct_bergstrom would not pass any ethical test
@rcarmo yes but it would have been called RaaRaaSsssscript and, due to their short arms, it would have been a completely Untyped language.
“If I had a dollar for every time a Canadian flight crew ran out of fuel partly thanks to their own errors and then made an amazing gliding landing, I would have two dollars. Which isn’t a lot, but it’s weird it’s happened twice.” - /u/Xi_Highping on reddit
Everyone enjoys a good happy-ending aviation incident report, right? This one has some human factors stuff in it too.
@nixCraft GNU bash, version 5.2.15(1)-release (x86_64-redhat-linux-gnu)