Ah I remember the old days as a kid. I remember when I was about 11 maybe 12, Windows allowed you to set an html page as your background and I remember loading all the computers at my junior school to show funny messages with “alert” on login. I also made a little C++ program to pop up a prompt for the user to “re-enter their password” and it saved it to my user directory in a txt file. In early uni I remember using wireshark to sniff traffic the then popular mobile messenger app from a J2ME emulator, and then wrote my own client that allowed contacts to use to acces forums, read weather and chat in groups etc. I definitely had a more explorative adventurous punk mind then… I miss that. I also don’t have time for that now.. this is a great episode

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Darknet Diaries • 155: Kingpin • Listen on Fountain

In this episode, we delve into the multifaceted career of Joe Grand, also known as “Kingpin.” A renowned hardware hacker and computer engineer,...

When everyone is shouting a one sided opinion about an ongoing crisis, it immediately makes me doubt it and think “psyop”

Excited to use @White Noise but waiting for Amber support.

I don't remember Spa being cancelled so often back in the day. It just feels like they've gotten softer. I guess it might be because they're faster and the aero makes more spray, but still it's so annoying - at such a great track. #f1 #formula1

Nice intro. I wonder with the newer mining heater set ups being built whether they’re including running nodes with datum. Most I know of are just hashers that delegate to someone else’s pool and node. It would be great if we could bootstrap not normies with both nodes and hashers https://fountain.fm/episode/n6Ljt4PExfIWDcN0jFu0

Can’t for the life of me get my new little archlinux server to boot with drip dropbear in initramfs to allow me to ssh in and unlock the luks partition. Getting annoying.

Does anyone else have an eye-rolling/irritation response when you see “Web3” mentioned in an article as if it’s a thing?

Chopsticks are the worst for eating at your desk. Whenever I balance them on my rice bowl, at some point they decided to roll off and fall the floor, spreading whatever ingredients and rice everywhere

I've noticed when "writing" python code with AI (Cursor), it's a lot more prone to error because of the indentation semantics. #ai #devs #llm #aicoding