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The mental change from running a #proxmox homelab to a #k3s has been something. I finally broke through and got PiHole installed and running.

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Running through the old #Ubuntu wallpapers and seeing breezy Badger sent me back to the first installation of a Linux distro: www.omgubuntu.co.uk/every-ubuntu...

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An area that could have applications would be towards data visualisation. I found the intersection between d3.js and react quite a deep area and to get it right is a journey.

Frontendmasters.com has two or three courses by Shirley Wu who covers basics of d3 and then the integration with React.

Any particular domain you are interested about, security, performance, or wanting to go broad?

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Discord does not let me send a message over a particular word count, which is fairly annoying when trying to send snippets of code to a friend. Having to resort to images as a work around is fairly annoying.

To paraphrase, a screenshot is worth 1000+ chars after all.

or I could use nitro...

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Damn, the blueskystarter packs are a godly: blueskystarterpack.com

An interesting concept, I would love for forums to come back into the mainstream.

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An interesting concept, I would love for forums to come back into the mainstream.

That cathartic feeling of cleaning out the dust from your desktop case, slapping the side panel back as if you were larping as Phil swift with flex tape.

Finally having some time to catch-up on some study, man React 18 ~> React 19 has made some leaps forward in the ecosystem.

#react #webdev

#Astro is incredibly enjoyable to start from scratch and get something out of the door.

I'm noticing more third party risk management companies appear!

Bootkitty: Analyzing the first UEFI bootkit for Linux ESET's discovery of the first UEFI bootkit designed for Linux sendss an important message: UEFI bootkits are no longer confined to Windows systems alone.

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Hot damn, react router v7

I agree with the opt-in approach definitely. The more accessible data is for academic research the better.

A strong use case for this type of dataset would be identifying radicalism online, from your experience on the board do you think this approach would make it challenging to research this area?

A typical argument would be for an opt-in/opt-out approach, but academic researchers will struggle to make research insights they wouldn't ethically be able to as no ethics council would allow it to begin.

As nature intended, atleast it's Wednesday so that takes the edge off a little!

Morning my dude, what's occurring

I think the growing demand for automation to manage the flux of data, compounded by actively avoiding programming puts a limit on areas of exploration within security engineering that someone can make an impact in

What would be some use cases when to use a clamp function?

I can think of font sizing as a clear example.

As the year calms down, I am quite looking forward to the #advent-of-code

The level of satisfaction from writing a bash script to automate the creation of a number of folders and files and extracting content as part of a backup is something I will never miss