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Stained Glass Grind Time xitter.cf/i/broadcasts/1YGNrbwYn…
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been thinking about making a mini night light version 👀
STAINED GLASS KICAD DONEEEE
Really proud of my soldering with this one
@i2cjak i hope you love it as much as I loved making it 💙🧡
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I’m open sourcing TinySD, a dependency-free C library for SD cards and SDIO on embedded and bare-metal systems - github.com/loopj/tinysd
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Reflow oven exhaust upgrades came in during the assembly run. Now no fumes can sneak back in through the window. This is a huge improvement.
Putting all my proceeds right back into upgrades for the factory!
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Doing some deep energetics research...
Spun up a grok bot to catalog all the available research papers behind paywalls, find the original authors and email them asking for access to their paper.
Many researchers are happy to share if you contact them directly
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Certified beast mode. Ten working boards in an hour and forty minutes.
I definitely should’ve panelized but we are past that now.
Things go so much smoother when I get the right amount of paste on there.
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New Fil-C release 0.687!
Includes critical security fixes courtesy of Anthropic as well as actually portable executable support (you can now run Fil-C executables on Darwin and Windows).
github.com/pizlonator/fil-c/…
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I work with dozens of servers on a daily basis.
If you are running even a small PHP script, make sure to make this little change.
Those of you on shared hosting, make sure your host has enabled this.
On some websites, we see thousands of hack attempts coming from a myriad of different IPs, every hour.
These kinds of vulnerabilities are not new; what is new is the rhythm at which they are found and exploited. Even a kid with a simple AI bot can target thousands of websites within minutes from the announcement of a “new”vulnerability.
You must also understand that these vulnerabilities might have been used to gain access to servers for months and years, and it is impossible to know how many servers’ data has been leaked through them.
The best attitude, as I pointed out months ago, is to assume that any data on any online platform is already out there, and to ask yourself what that means for you.
VideoLAN services are back after numerous upgrades, after all the PHP, Gitlab, Kernel and other huge security issues of the week.
Today is sysadmin appreciation day :)
(Reminder: people maintaining our infra are volunteers, like all of us)
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I was reverse engineering Mother 1 more, and saw the road and the house in the RAM... isn't it cool? 😹
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Check it out! OSH Cut's bend simulation software right inside Autodesk Fusion!
Catch fabrication issues before they hit the shop floor.
The new @OSHCutInc Metal IQ add-in for Autodesk Fusion brings DFM checks and bend simulation into your design workflow—helping you spot potential manufacturing issues and get to manufacturable parts faster.
At @FabtechExpo? We’re at the OSH Cut booth in North Hall, N9120. Stop by the Fusion stand to see the add-in in action.
👉🏽 Learn more about the OSH Cut Metal IQ add-in for Autodesk Fusion: autode.sk/4k58cPa
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一夜明けて今日
案の定、攻撃数が10倍になってて草
#PHP2Shell
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I'm so honored to see my PCB next to something so cool. I've never been mogged so hard in my entire life, that silkscreen is NUTS!












































