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Babies are funny. While zooming down the highway with my friend Agostino last week he broke into a story about his one-year-old daughter. Apparently while feeding her a bowl of mushy peas she suddenly started sticking her tongue out, slowly and suspiciously peering down at it, and then wiggling it around. It was...
Dog Poker is first in a series of animal poker games from Japan by Kaya Miyano. I bought both Dog Poker and Cat Poker when traveling, and only later realised I already own Cat Poker. Cat Poker is the original Japanese version of Panda Panda. Although named poker, neither game is similar to poker. Or maybe animals...
Baloney Maroney’s – Tulsa, OK – Fujifilm X-E5 – Retro Slide Fujirumors wrote a post last week entitled How to Load Unlimited Fujifilm Recipes on Your Camera – FAST and FREE that I wanted to comment on right away, but I was traveling and just didn’t have the time. So I’m just getting to it, now that I’m back home....
[1976]A one of a kind white disco instrumental jam. A bit of a stompy glam beat with some sorta funky spaced-out electro disco. For all you future droogs fighting the drear dystopia on the dancefloor.
Ben Nassi, Etay Iluz, Ofek Vayner, Or Cohen, Dudi Nassi, Boris Zadov, and Yuval Elovici: We were able to recover secret keys from non-compromised devices using video footage of their power LED obtained by commercial video cameras. In this paper, we present video-based cryptanalysis, a new method used to recover...
Its August and I am about to make the long pilgrimage to Australia to visit family. Just to be clear I am not from Australia so this isn’t a journey home for me. Australia is very similar to my home or once home, South Africa so there is some sort of familiarity to the landscape. I am getting ahead of myself here...
The current ransomware situation is a bit of a kludge (deep breath): a lot of ransomware (which often doesn't even involve "ware", it's just extortion) is carried out by kids who successfully make a truckload of money but can't spend it without getting caught and the companies they breach rapidly get piled onto by...
Yesterday, on my Substack Newsletter, I ran my first gimmick promotion for the Brisbane to Gold Coast Ride against Cancer [1]. I invited anyone who donated $100 to nominate a topic on which I should write a post. Reader Daniela Brins-Norris has taken me up on the offer, and asked for a piece about the economic...
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From the Bundeskartellamt’s press release: Under the commitments that have now been declared binding, Apple will align the consent prompts for its own offerings and for third-party apps much more closely. This involves removing possibly discouraging symbols and wording in Apple’s predefined requests for third-party...

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