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Open-source advocate, specialized in workflow engines, machine learning and data mining. Lead developer of the ADAMS workflow engine.
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It is 222 A.D. You are the transgender Empress Elagabalus, "call me not a man for I am a woman". Transitioning is new and experimental.

It is 1776. You are "Public Universal Friend", a transmasculine nonbinary Quaker. Transitioning is new and experimental.

It is 1906. You are Karl M. Baer, a trans man undergoing sex reassignment. Transitioning is new and experimental.

It is 1930. You are Lili Elbe. Transitioning is new and experimental. (to be fair you did get a uterus transplant.)

It is 1966. You are in Compton's Cafeteria with a bunch of other trans people when the owners call the cops to throw you all out. You riot. Transitioning is new and experimental.

It is 1969. You are Marsha "pay it no mind" Johnson. You are in a mob-run gay bar when the cops attack. You throw a brick. There is a bit of a scuffle. Transitioning is new and experimental.

It is 2026. You are a transgender adult or child listening to the NYT and British Guardian claim this is the first generation anyone has tried transitioning in. Transitioning is new and experimental.

A great Gladys West obituary, a woman intrinsic to the development of GPS and GIS more generally (among other things).

Because history is overflowing with Father of Tech Things (often at the expense of hidden & brilliant women doing the heavy lifting), let's call her the Mother of GPS

https://www.theguardian.com/science/2026/feb/08/gladys-west-obituary

Gladys West obituary

Mathematician whose work at the US Naval Weapons Laboratory was pivotal to the development of GPS

The Guardian

Danish head of government IT (left) hands over the first "microsoft-free" computer to the head of Danish Traffic control, December 2025. They are testing Linux as the primary OS, with open source alternatives for stuff like office, on peoples work computers in government agencies. Traffic control gets to be our first test subject. This is gonna be put in the hands of somewhat tech-illiterate people.
https://www.reddit.com/r/linux/comments/1pohupu/danish_head_of_government_it_left_hands_over_the/

The EU is slowly becoming tech independent from *big tech* :)

Java 25 is now officially supported by ADAMS!

Other highlights are density-based scatter plots, incorporated the XChart plotting library, "stepping over" actors/sub-flows when debugging in the Flow editor.

For all changes, see this post:
https://groups.google.com/g/theadamsflow-dev/c/1eEywKP5F5A

Updates 2025/12/11

This is beautiful. I've been looking at this for 5 hours now.

The Correct Incantation

#webcomic #krita #miniFantasyTheater

🎉 We're very happy to announce our new release KeePassXC 2.7.11 and... *drumroll* that the KeePassXC version 2.7.9 has been awarded a CSPN Security Visa by the French National Cybersecurity Agency (ANSSI). 🎉❤️🔒
See our blog post for more information: https://keepassxc.org/blog/2025-11-23-2.7.11-released/ #VisaSecu #KeePassXC

A workflow for working with AI agents to develop high-quality software quickly

(A downloadable PDF and further info available to subscribers free or paid https://timclicks.dev/ai-workflow)

Are you looking for a cheap and easy to build Raspberry Pi handheld? Check out the Bumble Berry Pi project which focuses on affordability and simplicity, letting you quickly create a portable cyberdeck perfect for terminal work, scripting, coding, or gaming on the go. Ha! You can have 37 Watt-hour battery that that lasts all day long with with Raspberry Pi 3b+.
https://github.com/samcervantes/bumble-berry-pi?tab=readme-ov-file
GitHub - samcervantes/bumble-berry-pi: A cheap & easy to build raspberry pi cyberdeck

A cheap & easy to build raspberry pi cyberdeck. Contribute to samcervantes/bumble-berry-pi development by creating an account on GitHub.

GitHub

According to Nevada's report into its recent ransomware attack, a state employee "searched Google for a system administration tool to download and was instead shown a malicious advertisement that led to a fraudulent website impersonating the legitimate project."

Yeah, that happens a lot! An ad-blocker is one of your top security and privacy defenses online. If you work in an enterprise org, consider rolling out an ad-blocker to your company network!

Here's more from me: https://this.weekinsecurity.com/why-ad-blockers-are-a-top-security-and-privacy-defense-for-everyone/

Why ad blockers are a top security and privacy defense for everyone

Ad blockers can help defend against some of the top hacks, scams, and surveillance today. Here are some of the best ad blockers that you can use.

~this week in security~