milo milo@keinpfusch.net
IrgendWO , NRW
Father, Judoka, Geek, Libertarian, and... I don't taste like chicken. Author of the famous manual "Installing NetBSD on Mom's Huge Dildo, HOWTO, part 1 & 2". *BSD guy. Writing from Germany. xmpp: loweel@keinpfusch.net
New blogpost: Kubb 2018 season has just begun
Laura Arjona at 2018-04-18T07:51:44Z
New blogpost: Kubb 2018 season has just begun https://larjona.wordpress.com/2018/04/18/kubb-season-begins/
milo likes this.
Well.... now I know Kubb exists. :)
Avadiax at 2018-04-16T12:58:55Z
Now, an unplugged computer is the only way to ensure that it is secure. :P https://arxiv.org/abs/1804.04014milo likes this.
According with the article, just having a good UPS with a nice battery would make the attack void. And you can't really apply that into a Data Center, just because of virtualization and because of the HUGE power supplies there, plus the fact into a rack the PDU (Power Distribution Unit) are shared among machines.
GnuPG 2.2.6 released
Yutaka Niibe at 2018-04-11T03:10:43Z
This release include --card-edit/kdf-setup subcommand to setup KDF Data Object on Gnuk Token (and newer OpenPGPcard).
We can use this feature to lower the risk for some invasive attacks.McClane shared this.
Astronomy Picture of the Day for 2018-04-10 12:30:01.752398
Astronomy Picture of the Day (Unofficial) at 2018-04-10T17:30:02Z
Discover the cosmos! Each day a different image or photograph of our fascinating universe is featured, along with a brief explanation written by a professional astronomer.
2018 April 10
Dragon Aurora over Norway
Image Credit & Copyright: Marco BastoniExplanation: What's that in the sky? An aurora. A large coronal hole opened last month, a few days before this image was taken, throwing a cloud of fast moving electrons, protons, and ions toward the Earth. Some of this cloud impacted our Earth's magnetosphere and resulted in spectacular auroras being seen at high northern latitudes. Featured here is a particularly photogenic auroral curtain captured above Troms Norway. To the astrophotographer, this shimmering green glow of recombining atmospheric oxygen appeared as a large dragon, but feel free to share what it looks like to you. Although now past Solar Maximum, our Sun continues to show occasional activity creating impressive auroras on Earth visible even last week.
Tomorrow's picture: far star nukem, ck2noob, McClane, milo likes this.
McClane shared this.
Beautiful. I want to see one in person, once in my life.
Impressive!
» milo:
“[...] I want to see one in person, once in my life. [...]”
Me too! Hopefully, even more than once! =)
Astronomy Picture of the Day for 2018-04-01 12:30:02.301199
Astronomy Picture of the Day (Unofficial) at 2018-04-01T17:30:03Z
Discover the cosmos! Each day a different image or photograph of our fascinating universe is featured, along with a brief explanation written by a professional astronomer.
2018 April 1
I Brought You the Moon
Image Credit & Copyright: Fernando CabrerizoExplanation: I love you so much that I brought you the Moon.
Please take it before this tree becomes more interested.
Also the Moon is heavier than I thought.
And I foolishly picked it up by the hot side by mistake.
But it is for you and, well, the others reading this APOD.
Promise to keep this image -- our image -- in a safe place, and know that it was taken in a single, well-planned exposure in Valladolid, Spain.
Please take it and keep it always as a token of our love and, well, April Fool's Day.Retrospective: April Fool's Day APODs
Tomorrow's picture: saturn surrealMcClane shared this.
