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Some things I found interesting from 2025-03-30 to 2025-04-06

06 Apr 2025

Internet Discoveries between 30 March and 6 April

• https://standardebooks.org/
• pico.sh pico.sh
• DIY Synths
• https://capacities.io/
• Modern magic unlocks Merlin’s medieval secrets
• CodeQLEAKED – Public Secrets Exposure Leads to Supply Chain Attack on GitHub CodeQL
• Knight Ride
• Inside a Marine’s decision to eject from a failing F-35B fighter jet and the betrayal in its wake
• Home of The MAME Project
• Bletchley code breaker Betty Webb dies aged 101
• In loving memory of Dave Täht
• Google launches Sec-Gemini v1, a new experimental cybersecurity model
• The “S” in MCP Stands for Security

Some things I found interesting from 2024-10-13 to 2024-10-20

20 Oct 2024

Internet Discoveries between 13 October and 20 October

• Your self-hosted bookmark archive. Free and open source.
• Navidrome
• A solar gravitational lens will be humanity’s most powerful telescope. What are its best targets?
• Stengo/DeskPad
• Linkwarden
• Winamp really whips open source coders into frenzy with its source release
• kv4p HT
• Europa Clipper mission to ‘one of the most promising places to look for life beyond Earth’ set for lift-off
• splitbrain/clipscreen
• Internal blog post reveals Automattic’s plan to enforce the WordPress trademark using ‘nice and not nice lawyers’
• You’ll soon be able to safely and easily move your passkeys between password managers
• Google Messages gets a new feature that makes it easier to keep private
• Lines from “Star Wars” That Can Be Improved by Substituting “Pants” for Key Words
• How I use Kanban boards in Obsidian to manage my personal projects
• #9: Unit Tests As Documentation
• An easy to use, powerful, and reliable system to process and distribute data
• HashiCorp unveils ‘Terraform 2.0’ while tiptoeing around Big Blue elephant in the room

Some things I found interesting from 2024-10-06 to 2024-10-13

13 Oct 2024

Internet Discoveries between 6 October and 13 October

• Apple II Source Listings
• sq
• What does chezmoi do?
• Stengo/DeskPad
• mise
• Wrapping up another Birthday Week celebration
• Show HN: A real time AI video agent with under 1 second of latency
• Google’s AI podcast hosts have existential crisis when they find out they’re not real
• Tip: You Can Change Pixel Buds Settings on Windows, Mac
• When Earth Had Rings
• Wi-Fi Goes Long Range on New WiLo Standard
• Duake lets you play Quake as the Doomguy
• What was the song of the summer? Nobody knows
• The Ultimate Guide to Error Handling in Python
• Switching customers from Linux to BSD because boring is good
• The Disappearance of an Internet Domain
• The Australian government has introduced new cyber security laws. Here’s what you need to know
• Google facing US government attempt to break it up, court filing shows
• How open source SIEM and XDR tackle evolving threats
• Palo Alto Networks warns of firewall hijack bugs with public exploit
• The Internet Archive is under attack, with a popup claiming a ‘catastrophic’ breach
• Internet Archive hacked, data breach impacts 31 million users
• David McCormack on Custard’s new album – and living in Bluey’s shadow
• Apple macOS 15 Sequoia is officially UNIX. If anyone cares…
• We built the best “Bad Apple!!” in Minecraft
• Android 15 will empower Google Contacts to manage encryption keys to ensure private, secure messaging
• What goes into making an OS to be Unix compliant certified? - Quora

Some things I found interesting from 2024-10-06 to 2024-10-13

13 Oct 2024

Internet Discoveries between 6 October and 13 October

• Apple II Source Listings
• sq
• What does chezmoi do?
• Stengo/DeskPad
• mise
• Wrapping up another Birthday Week celebration
• Show HN: A real time AI video agent with under 1 second of latency
• Google’s AI podcast hosts have existential crisis when they find out they’re not real
• Tip: You Can Change Pixel Buds Settings on Windows, Mac
• When Earth Had Rings
• Wi-Fi Goes Long Range on New WiLo Standard
• Duake lets you play Quake as the Doomguy
• What was the song of the summer? Nobody knows
• The Ultimate Guide to Error Handling in Python
• Switching customers from Linux to BSD because boring is good
• The Disappearance of an Internet Domain
• The Australian government has introduced new cyber security laws. Here’s what you need to know
• Google facing US government attempt to break it up, court filing shows
• How open source SIEM and XDR tackle evolving threats
• Palo Alto Networks warns of firewall hijack bugs with public exploit
• The Internet Archive is under attack, with a popup claiming a ‘catastrophic’ breach
• Internet Archive hacked, data breach impacts 31 million users
• David McCormack on Custard’s new album – and living in Bluey’s shadow
• Apple macOS 15 Sequoia is officially UNIX. If anyone cares…
• We built the best “Bad Apple!!” in Minecraft
• Android 15 will empower Google Contacts to manage encryption keys to ensure private, secure messaging
• What goes into making an OS to be Unix compliant certified? - Quora

Some things I found interesting from 2024-09-29 to 2024-10-06

06 Oct 2024

Internet Discoveries between 29 September and 6 October

• What do you want to show?
• Why does man print “gimme gimme gimme” at 00:30?
• Cartographist
• ESO telescope captures the most detailed infrared map ever of our Milky Way
• BOP SPOTTER
• FreeBSD Wants More People Using It on Laptops and Here’s Their Plan
• Doom finally ported to quantum computers, and you can play it now
• Pulumi, System Initiative Step Up To Challenge IBM’s HashiCorp
• Boris Vallejo and the Pixel Art of the Demoscene
• Evolving GitHub Issues (Public Preview)
• How Cloudflare auto-mitigated world record 3.8 Tbps DDoS attack
• An adult fruit fly brain has been mapped—human brains could follow
• UNSW delivers atomic quantum computing breakthrough
• Getting my daily news from a dot matrix printer
• 60TB hard drives arriving in 2028 according to industry roadmap — HDD capacity forecast to double in four years
• Understanding Porsche’s New Six Stroke Engine Patent

Some things I found interesting from 2024-08-11 to 2024-08-18

18 Aug 2024

Internet Discoveries between 11 August and 18 August

• A wonderful coincidence or an expected connection: why π² ≈ g.
• Hybrid Public Key Encryption
• HPKE: Standardizing public-key encryption (finally!)
• Dear Ai, make me a video about skateboarding with the boys 🛹
• Want to boost your mental health? Step outside and look up at the night sky
• ISS Timelapse - Crossing Australia (15 Jul 2024)
• Events
• nccgroup/ScoutSuite
• NIST Announces Post-Quantum Cryptography Standards
• YTCH
• art-institute-of-chicago/aic-bash
• apache/pulsar
• The Complete Fantastic Adventures of Adam Ant
• mpv.io
• The Xapian Project

Soundtrack to your clown nightmare

23 Nov 2013

Soundtrack for your clown nightmares.

How to make money from streaming "music"

31 Oct 2013

One enterprising computer security professional has made a reasonable amount of money in royalties from several online streaming services; like Spotify, Pandora, etc.

He simply created his own personal version of “songs” that contained garbage. Certainly not listenable to by anyone with a modicum of sobriety. He then had these uploaded to the music streaming services. Next, he crafted several...