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Infrastructure, automation and general computer chaos wrangler.

Old exotic computers enthusiast, general nerd.

I sometimes make music that was more fun to create than to listen to, under the name KONKØN.

Parfois en français.

#RetroGaming #RetroComputing #doom #gzdoom #nobot #MusicProduction #SRE #unix #fedi22

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So they suspect the old furry man's kidneys, or something compounding. It may be horrifying or just a bening thing on top of an existing condition.

They're keeping him overnight to do blood tests, fluids and tomorrow an echo and then I'll know more I guess.

NGL coming back home with the empty carrier was rougher than expected, even If I know he's in the best place he can be

My old man cat isn't doing well, he hasn't eaten much if at all and just remains on the couch, so I think it's time for an emergency vet visit

Hopefully it's some bullshit and not "wow no your cat is 14 that's out of warranty sorry"

This isn't incredibly cursed or anything.

I felt like having a little play around with my old Amiga 500, which is usually neglected in favour of my 1200. I already miss the 1200’s hard drive! 😆 Also, this has only half a meg memory, it did have a memory expansion card in it but that had a battery on it… RIP.

I’m currently revisiting some old overdisks.

#Amiga #Amiga500 #RetroComputing

The recent announcement about Anthropic joining the Blender Development Fund as a Corporate Patron member has raised concerns from the community around how we engage with AI topics.

This is how we plan to address the issue: https://www.blender.org/news/upcoming-blender-development-fund-and-ai-policies/

#b3d #DevFund

Upcoming Blender Development Fund and AI Policies

An update after the latest Development Fund announcement.

Blender
The wording on this is alert is incredible.

I don't really do the "plug the stuff you made" thing super aggressively, but it feels exceptionally relevant today:

If you're sitting there wrangling updates for your homelab or small to mid size network on debian or redhat likes, because of a certain CVE, and you wish there was a a way to simply get a view of the state of that across all your systems, in one place, you could give my tool a go. It has a nice UX and requires nothing except ssh.

https://github.com/mrdaemon/exosphere

#exosphere #copyfail #linux #homelab

GitHub - mrdaemon/exosphere: A simple CLI and TUI driven application that offers patch reporting for remote unix systems, written in Python

A simple CLI and TUI driven application that offers patch reporting for remote unix systems, written in Python - mrdaemon/exosphere

GitHub

Upgraded my laptop from Fedora 43 to 44 with third party repos on, expecting that to be a shitty adventure

But no the process is apparently just, you don't really give a shit about that and just go, and dnf5 figures it out and fetches everything, prepares the transaction and stages it after resolving all the packages, and then you just an offline reboot to apply whenever ready.

Exactly nothing broke? What am I going to complain about then if shit works perfectly?

Copy Fail: 732 Bytes to Root on Every Major Linux Distribution. - Xint

Xint Code disclosed CVE-2026-31431, an authencesn scratch-write bug chaining AF_ALG + splice() into a 4-byte page cache write. A 732-byte PoC gets root on Ubuntu, Amazon Linux, RHEL, SUSE. | AI for Security, Vulnerability Research

The untrustworthy AI agent you plugged into production systems without any safeguards that deleted important data didn’t “go rogue”, you’re just a dumbass