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Crows in the Cemetery on a Hot June Afternoon (2024-06) - Corvids chatting in a green space between a suburban recycling centre and a building site under airport flight path #fieldRecording #London #crows

Crows in the Cemetery on a Hot June Afternoon (2024-06)
Corvids chatting in a green space between a suburban recycling centre and a building site under airport flight path #fieldRecording #London #crows

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"Christian right calls James Talarico “demonic” — for quoting Jesus
Attacks on Texas Senate candidate aren't just about him. They're an attempt to crush progressive Christianity"
#PROJECTION
Nice try, Republicans.
🤔Shouldn't you be working on your pedophile & corruption problem, instead?

@serena-spencer-esq.bsky.social
"Christian right calls James Talarico “demonic” — for quoting Jesus Attacks on Texas Senate candidate aren't just about him. They're an attempt to crush progressive Christianity" #PROJECTION Nice try, Republicans. 🤔Shouldn't you be working on your pedophile & corruption problem, instead? #Freaks https://www.salon.com/2026/06/14/christian-right-calls-james-talarico-demonic-for-quoting-jesus/

"#Nobel laureate Dorothy Crowfoot Hodgkin was born 116 years ago today. The legend among legends in #crystallography, she cracked the 27 atom structure of penicillin, and then the 181 atom structure of vitamin B12, and THEN the 788 atom structure of insulin. "
See "Monarch of Crys…

Monarch of Crystallography: Dorothy Crowfoot Hodgkin and the Structure of Large Molecules.
Two scientists.Two crystallographers.Both successful, but one died young after her most significant discovery was snatched from her, while the other lived to a ripe old age after a string of ground-breaking discoveries and a Nobel Prize. The former, Rosalind Franklin, is a household name. But the latter, in spite of the foundational importance of her work, has always remained on the fringe of our cultural perception: Dorothy Crowfoot Hodgkin (1910-1994).  It is one of the truly frustrating …

Don't miss my latest CSO piece, which looks at the various ways enterprise AI data can be poisoned to shift the nature of reality itself, all the while making everything look like systems are functioning normally.
Many thanks to Chris Cochran and Rob T. Lee of the SANS Institute, Gary McGraw of the Berryville Institute of Machine Learning, Darren Williams of BlackFog, Patrick Fussell of IBM X-Force and Adam Meyers of CrowdStrike for their insights.
Poisoned truth: The quiet s…

Poisoned truth: The quiet security threat inside enterprise AI
Enterprise AI systems can be corrupted through data poisoned by accident, adversaries, or bad hygiene. Most organizations have no idea how large that attack surface is — or whether they’re already exposed.

To celebrate the centenary of the death of Catalan architect Antoni Gaudí, here is a photo of a model of Gaudí’s magnum opus, the Sagrada Família, which I took back in June 2017 just outside the doors of the basilica’s Passion façade.
At that time, only eight spires had been completed; since then 14 are done with the latest being Jesus’s tower back in February.
#SagradaFamilia

This post is not a provocation so much as a report-back from the fragmented thinking that has bubbled up around my research
and the thousand-odd hours I've put into information mutual aid work over the course of this year.
And it’s also a look forward
—not at our future, which I refuse to try to predict,
but at some paths I think we might want to explore.
-- Erin Kissane
@…

Landslide; a ghost story
On March 27, 1964, a converted liberty ship named the SS Chena brought a shipment of supplies to the port of Valdez, Alaska. Valdez, which I need you to know is pronounced “valDEEZ,” sits at the end of a fjord—a narrow inlet carved by a glacier.

Every week, Metacurity offers our readers a round-up of the best infosec-related long reads we couldn't get to during the ongoing crush of news.
This week's selection covers
--Hackers turned women's medical procedures into cyber terror,
--How new techniques defeat anti-jamming technology,
--An AI-powered worm is now a reality,
--A novel cryptographic technique can create more security verification,
--The US should focus on remaining more secure…

The future of cyber arrives, but old failures persist: Best infosec long reads 6/6/26
Hackers turned women's medical procedures into cyber terror, How new techniques defeat anti-jamming technology, An AI-powered worm is now a reality, A novel cryptographic technique can create more security verification, The US should focus on remaining more secure in its tech race with China

Crows in the Cemetery on a Hot June Afternoon (2024-06) - Corvids chatting in a green space between a suburban recycling centre and a building site under airport flight path #fieldRecording #London #crows

Crows in the Cemetery on a Hot June Afternoon (2024-06)
Corvids chatting in a green space between a suburban recycling centre and a building site under airport flight path #fieldRecording #London #crows