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I'm struggling to see how the Dolphins are somehow a worse team to coach than the Raiders or the Cardinals...
✅ Ranking the NFL head coaching openings, from least to most attractive - Sporting News
https://sports.yahoo.com/nfl/article/r

Ranking the NFL head coaching openings, from least to most attractive
There was a flurry of moves after the NFL season ended, opening up head coaching vacancies.

Dear Infosec people who have looked at XML and XXE before: I am trying to get an understanding of Blind XXE.
Many of the descriptions I find are lacking an important detail which makes the attack much less practical. Blind XXE works by building an URL which contains content of a file, allowing to exfiltrate content. However, in all my tests, that *only* works if the file contains no newlines, as those are not allowed in URLs. Am I missing something?
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I'm getting myself so annoyed by something that really shouldn't get to me. Lost story short: a neighbour passed away a few months ago - a really lovely guy.
Whenever we spoke, he didn't really talk about his family, although we knew he was divorced and had children, one of which very occasionally visited. He talked about his hobbies, his previous work, and his dog, who had also passed a few months before him.
So, what's grating me? His children are now sorting out his house and possessions and they've parked their massive 4x4s on the front lawn he took so much pride in. Like, not just clipping it at the edge with their wheels, but properly parked over the grass. He didn't have much of a garden, but it was always taken care of. I've also noticed how his Mercedes was the first thing that got the most attention. It just feels so disrespectful it's kinda upsetting.

I think today's worker is the owner of the company, he certainly is the assessor.
He worked a lot later than those without the vested interest there. 😆 I finished work at my job before he did! 🤭
All the wood was sanded down and remaining nude wood given some paint. We have a test plank in the foreground of the first picture here which is painted with a second coat of paint. Seems likely we lose all the wood grain when doing that, and so will prefer the paler look where it's obviously made of wood not paint.
Won't really know for sure till it's dry. Prefer the colour a bit darker like that but if we're hiding the wood grain we might as well have used MDF instead of pine. We're after something clearly made of wood.
Another area is test-painted with just the clearcoat top varnish as a second layer. That's likely to be right, just a bit more shiny and protected.
The carpenter proper is back from holiday and starts tomorrow. He has a lot of drawers and doors to build and edging to attach to make the door panels. Still hoping at least the carpentry will be pretty much all done by the end of the week but likely some painting and touching up still to do next week. Hopefully by the end of Tuesday because I'm not really able to be here all day each day for most of the two weeks after that.

I thought I could meal prep tomatoes, onions, and sausage for the week. Turns out one spoon to taste last night gave me horrible heartburn (which I haven't had in almost a year).
Also the house smelled like onions all night, which made it worse.

Series C, Episode 05 - The Harvest of Kairos
TARRANT: Yes, down. Starboard roll, Zen. Maximum thrust now. Fire, Dayna, fire!
[Liberator destroys the last pursuit ship]
https://blake.torpidity.net/m/305/325 B7B3

I don’t know what bothers me more: That "lock aspect ratio" is not the default for images in PowerPoint, or that people don't notice (or don't care) if their slides contain heavily distorted pictures. (LibreOffice Impress is also hell to work with, but at least it does not make this mistake.)

#today I have made arrangements to return my uni loan laptop since I think that one part of my planned research will not happen, I am fixing a couple of historical data glitches in my solar PV generation gathering, and I may start work publishing an independent set of temp/RH% measurements for my home for last year. I have been invited out this evening to the big smoke (central London) by friends…

@… I'm using groups.io for the first time. (I know! Sorry, I usually avoid mailing lists.) It's very good, thank you for running this valuable service.
I found the locked topics feature very interesting. It never occurred to me to have that in a mailing list, since the underlying tech doesn't allow it. Does it work well in practice? Do people use it? The group I'm on uses it extensively.