The new pizza team - a single engineer eating a pizza while watching the output from 10 agents.
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The new pizza team - a single engineer eating a pizza while watching the output from 10 agents.
This VHS effect on Cyberpunk 2077 looks impressive www.reddit.com/r/LowSodiumC...
#BSidesLDN2025
Microsoft 365 Copilot - Arbitrary Data Exfiltration Via Mermaid Diagrams
www.adamlogue.com/microsoft-36...
Looks like Jerry is impressed with the new iPhone Air www.youtube.com/watch?v=sQ56...
![your terminal emulator has 16 configurable colours
normal bright
black 0 0
red 1 1
green 2 2
yellow 3 3
blue 4 4
purple 5 5
cyan 6 6
white 7 7
these are called “ANSI colours”
you can configure them in your terminal emulator’s settings
OR
run a script that prints escape codes to magically set up your colours https://wzrd.page/scripts
(my favourite way!)
programs can use ANSI colours by printing an escape code
echo -e "\033[34m blue text"
3 means “normal fg colour”
4 means “blue”
the default ANSI colours often have bad contrast
ls --color often displays directories in ANSI “blue” which can look like this:
[bar of illegibly dark text against a dark background, which says “can you read this?”]
ANSI “yellow” on white also often has bad contrast
“minimum contrast”
Picking ANSI colours which always have good contrast is impossible.
the only real solution is to use a terminal emulator which has a “minimum contrast” feature (like iTerm or kitty) which will fix contrast issues
usually if a program is writing to a pipe, it’ll disable colours
$ grep blah file.txt | less
grep, represented by a box with a smiley face: better turn off colours so that I don’t accidentally show someone `^[[34ntext here]](https://cdn.bsky.app/img/feed_thumbnail/plain/did:plc:nzrozayxq764zbgl4qtp5ald/bafkreihol4fwl3kovaomvf63vpypyc34mbtavnnezoywckwtbwcik5xgre)
your terminal emulator has 16 configurable colours normal bright black 0 0 red 1 1 green 2 2 yellow 3 3 blue 4 4 purple 5 5 cyan 6 6 white 7 7 these are called “ANSI colours” you can configure them in your terminal emulator’s settings OR run a script that prints escape codes to magically set up your colours https://wzrd.page/scripts (my favourite way!) programs can use ANSI colours by printing an escape code echo -e "\033[34m blue text" 3 means “normal fg colour” 4 means “blue” the default ANSI colours often have bad contrast ls --color often displays directories in ANSI “blue” which can look like this: [bar of illegibly dark text against a dark background, which says “can you read this?”] ANSI “yellow” on white also often has bad contrast “minimum contrast” Picking ANSI colours which always have good contrast is impossible. the only real solution is to use a terminal emulator which has a “minimum contrast” feature (like iTerm or kitty) which will fix contrast issues usually if a program is writing to a pipe, it’ll disable colours $ grep blah file.txt | less grep, represented by a box with a smiley face: better turn off colours so that I don’t accidentally show someone `^[[34ntext here]
terminal colours
wizardzines.com/comics/colou...
(from "The Secret Rules of the Terminal", out now!)
Our first ticket release is this Monday (1st Sept) at 1337hrs:
bit.ly/BSidesLDN202...
Why you can’t grow cool-climate plants in hot climates
www.crimepaysbutbotanydoesnt.com/blog/why-you...
I enjoy people sending me pics of my #evolution book in the wild, this one is from @etyfishchris.bsky.social (check out his fish nomenclature project etyfish.org) in a bookstore in Richmond.
If you've read the book, please consider leaving a review with the bookseller. Thanks!
uBlock Origin Lite is now available for Safari apps.apple.com/us/app/ubloc...
If you were using alternatives it might make sense to switch.
The way I like to put it is thusly: If homeopathy worked, not only would our understanding of huge swaths of long proven physics, chemistry, and biology have to be wrong. Our understanding of huge swaths of long proven physics, chemistry, and biology would have to be *spectacularly* wrong.
For the longest time my google superpower was tbs=qdr:y but now its before:2023 and/or the kagi equivalent
The MCP spec has been updated to include security best practices
• Confused deputy
• Token passthrough
• Session hijacking
modelcontextprotocol.io/specificatio...
Stratus Red Team AWS attack techniques are now mapped to the Threat Technique Catalog for AWS
Stratus Red Team AWS attack techniques: stratus-red-team.cloud/attack-techn...
Threat Technique Catalog by AWS: aws-samples.github.io/threat-techn...
Firefox "Extension Starter Pack - Firefox Staff Picks" you get on first install
vs
Firefox extensions page sorted by most users
Why MFA is getting easier to bypass and what to do about it arstechnica.com/security/202...
Looks like Pluralsight/Acloudguru cancelled "lifetime" access? Notice of termination of your A Cloud Guru lifetime course access news.ycombinator.com/item?id=4265...
Books I read in 2024. Lots of American founders Jefferson, Hamilton, Franklin, Boone, as well at TE Lawrence and Gertrude Bell. Some stoics and Aristotle. Also Wayfinders and Captive Collections about exploitation and indigenous knowledge.
The books I finished in 2024 (mostly audio). Lots of bios of American founders as well at TE Lawrence and Gertrude Bell (Arabia). Some stoic writers and Aristotle. Also Wayfinders and Captive Collections about exploitation and indigenous knowledge. God of Small Things and The East Indian were great.
The fond memories of a Pentium II ❤️
AI language model runs on a Windows 98 system with Pentium II and 128MB of RAM — Open-source AI flagbearers demonstrate Llama 2 LLM in extreme conditions www.tomshardware.com/tech-industr...
MacOS 15.2 Brings More Audio Bug Fixes weblog.rogueamoeba.com/2024/12/12/m...
Time for #BSidesLDN2024
