Russ GarrettFinal report on last year's Iberian blackout has been released, including this very interesting diagram showing the contributing factors
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i have no idea what i'm doing and the more i figure things out the more iām going to say that
John KristoffWeekend Reads
* Secure DNS deployment guide
https://nvlpubs.nist.gov/nistpubs/SpecialPublications/NIST.SP.800-81r3.pdf
* Domain name renewals across ccTLDs
https://www.sidnlabs.nl/en/news-and-blogs/analysing-domain-name-renewals-across-cctlds
* Exposed API credentials on the web
https://arxiv.org/abs/2603.12498
* Russia increasingly disconnecting Internet
https://www.politico.com/news/2026/03/14/russias-self-inflicted-communication-crisis-00827197
* NIST 5G cybersecurity series papers
https://www.nccoe.nist.gov/5g-cybersecurity
Victoria MadernaSpring Parade.
Gouache on paper.
Featuring some of the local wildlife + wild and planted flowers from the garden ššŖ»š¼
Prints: https://www.inprnt.com/gallery/vmaderna/spring-parade
Dan
@kajer otherwise very sensible engineers bringing me Claude digests of logs saying 'something is very wrong here' when yeah it's interesting but hardly wrong wrong makes me despair
kajer :notverified:This video basically explains my current workplace. 
CEO.md
AI is making CEOs delusional
NomiChirpsDoes anyone know a museum or other institution that would be willing to take this large vintage railway wheel(?) press? It's marked "Chambersburg Engineering Co., No. 863", and a long time ago it was used to help maintain rail cars at the Port of San Francisco. Unfortunately it's going to the scrap yard this week because no museums we've tried are willing to come haul it away. boosts appreciated.
edit: Sorry folks, there was less time than I thought. It's already out the door this morning š
What a Week Huh
Prof. Sam Lawler-439 new objects were catalogued in orbit in the last ~month. 410 of those are Starlink satellites.
-there were 16 Falcon 9 launches, 15 of which were just for Starlink satellites
-there were 102 uncontrolled reentries, 38 were Starlink satellites
-One bigger reentry was the NASA Van Allen Probe A, which NASA issued a press release about having a 1 in 4,000 chance of killing someone. (But it didn't. Roll the dice again!)
-there were 16 Falcon 9 launches, 15 of which were just for Starlink satellites
-there were 102 uncontrolled reentries, 38 were Starlink satellites
-One bigger reentry was the NASA Van Allen Probe A, which NASA issued a press release about having a 1 in 4,000 chance of killing someone. (But it didn't. Roll the dice again!)
Grickle