2026-07-14 16:59:47
I wrote a blog post about my first impressions using an Insta360 action camera...
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I wrote a blog post about my first impressions using an Insta360 action camera...
#blogpost
There’s a classic thought experiment about quality vs efficiency for machine learning in medical diagnosis. I can’t remember where I first heard it, but @… laid it out in a blog post:
https://pluralistic.net/2025/03/18/asbestos-in-the-walls/
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The 90-day vulnerability disclosure policy is dead, as LLMs compress bug finding and exploit development time, and critical issues must be patched immediately (Himanshu Anand)
https://blog.himanshuanand.com/2026/05/the-90-day-disclosure-policy-is-dead/…
In the first post of this series, I focused on the project foundations: what should I do to create a video from photos taken from the same position year after year? I dedicated the second part to aligning images. It wasn’t as easy as I expected. I stumbled upon new concepts, such as ORB and RANSAC.
In this third and final post, I want to tackle the #video creation itself, explain some "
Amusingly @… inspired to me to try IPv6 one-more time with Verizon FiOS on my Debian router (something that has never worked for me)..and I got it going. Verizon's IPv6 documentation is basically only available through hear-say and rumors.. Their situation is so weird. Anyway I shared some tips and sloppy reflection in a quick blog post.
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For years, whenever I'd share links to my Wordpress posts on social media the preview image would be seemingly pulled at random, usually ignoring the first image. Finally fixed it yesterday by installing a plugin called "Open Graph and Twitter Card Tags", then checking the box that says,"First image from the post/page content" in the settings. I'm sure there are better ways to fix but it worked for me. Sharing in case anyone still blogs and has the same problem. #wordpress #blog #blogging https://wordpress.org/plugins/wonderm00ns-simple-facebook-open-graph-tags/
In other news, I'm now posting my #PostScarcitySoftware development log on my blog, in case anyone is interested. Which, if you're sane, you won't be. #Lisp
How to Write Your First #OpenTelemetry Declarative Config File with Trace
https://oneuptime.com/blog/post/2026-02-06-first-otel-declarative-config-file/view…
Opening a video from https://fosstodon.org/@opensuse/116669065965297499 the very first thing is LLM generated image, closing the video. Not interested.
I give my blog very few people read and its silly post pictures more attention than this. And I can barely use Inkscape and ha…
Something possessed me to look in Flickr. I have a Pro account, but I don’t use it much. I do cross post into it from micro.blog though. Anyway, I was ging through photographs that go back over 100 years. The first I have in there that I took is from 1969. so that’s 57 years ago!
New on #blog: pkgbump: from a dumb tool to an irreplaceable helper
#Gentoo developer. It shouldn’t then be surprising that it is the one most asking for some kind of automation, and that the #pkgbump script would be one of the first scripts to become a part of the mgorny-dev-scripts package.
Today’s pkgbump have come a long way from the trivial script of its first iteration. The most recent versions finally feature the feature I desired for a long time: version manipulation. This also made it possible for the script to become a complete version bumping tool rather than just a part of a larger workflow. In this post, I’d like to shortly tell the story behind the changes, and demonstrate the new options.
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#packaging