Tootfinder

Just updated the links on my Soundcloud, like to my others sites and profiles.
All I have on there is 3 tracks of a little of my voice-over work.
Maybe at some point I will add to it. Feels like that might be a good idea, but hasn't been a high priority for me.
Meanwhile, I've had #acting

Getting packed for a week long motorcycle camping trip. I leave tomorrow. This is a much much needed break.
First night I'll be camping in Point Pleasant, WV and visiting the Mothman museum. After that, heading over to the Red River Gorge in Kentucky, then looping down through Tennessee, North Carolina and back into West Virginia where I'm planning to spend a couple of days exploring sites like Audra State Park and Blackwater Falls. I'll be posting photos from the trip here…

More sites like this: https://infosec.exchange/@gabe_sky/114558396307371647
I have:
https://countdown.codevoid.net

It's complete madness, I now have to use several extensions in Firefox to stop autotranslating on sites like Youtube and Reddit, since there is no way to deactivate that in the settings of each site. The internet is getting more stupid everyday.

I've seen some questions about how to cite webpages or data the Trump administration has removed from government sites but that have been archived elsewhere, like on the Internet Archive.
This post has some examples from common citation styles: https://www.wordsbywes.…

Citing Archived US Government Pages and Data
Shortly after the Trump took office in 2025, US government agencies began removing pages and data from the web. In some cases, sites have been partially restored, but gaps remain — especially around anything that agencies construe to be contrary to Trump’s ideology. Many people have been working to preserve and archive government websites and data. I’ve seen some people asking about how to cite pages or data that are in these archives. That’s what I’ll address here.

I wrote a little blogpost about #AI #bots that are like a plague of locusts on the #OAPEN #Library

Funnelling locusts – further reflections on the OAPEN Library and DOAB’s response time 
In my previous post on our less than optimal performance of the OAPEN Library and DOAB, I wrote about the effect of AI bots on our systems, and that it has become a common problem for many sites providing open access (OA) or open source software content. All of them – including the OAPEN Library … Continue reading "Funnelling locusts – further reflections on the OAPEN Library and DOAB’s response time "

I've seen some questions about how to cite webpages or data the Trump administration has removed from government sites but that have been archived elsewhere, like on the Internet Archive.
This post has some examples from common citation styles: https://www.wordsbywes.…

Citing Archived US Government Pages and Data
Shortly after the Trump took office in 2025, US government agencies began removing pages and data from the web. In some cases, sites have been partially restored, but gaps remain — especially around anything that agencies construe to be contrary to Trump’s ideology. Many people have been working to preserve and archive government websites and data. I’ve seen some people asking about how to cite pages or data that are in these archives. That’s what I’ll address here.