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Il y a 14 ans : Bobby Julich reconnaît s'être dopé https://www.cyclisme-dopage.com/actualite/2012-10-25-rtbf-be.htm #cyclisme #dopage #BobbyJulich #Sky

www.cyclisme-dopage.comBobby Julich reconnaît s'être dopéBobby Julich n'est plus entraîneur au sein de l'équipe cycliste Sky, après qu'il a reconnu avoir fait usage de produits dopants lorsqu'il était cycliste professionnel, dans les années 90, a annoncé l'équipe britannique jeudi. L'Américain est la deuxième victime de la politique anti-dopage plus dure appliquée par l'équipe Sky suite à l'affaire Armstrong.
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⚡️Finding Manuland

The Shakya tribe lived on the borders of India and Nepal around 300 years before the Common Era. They had arrived from Iran, much later than the original Indo-Europeans reached the rest of India.

Podcast: https://open.spotify.com/show/67BUBYhxeLDX8dgZFzP7U9

Quote card for the Finding Manuland podcast “Finding Manuland Atlas Ep. 4” (powerofmana.net). The card reads: The Shakya tribe lived on the borders of India and Nepal around 300 years before the Common Era. They had arrived from Iran, much later than the original Indo-Europeans reached the rest of India. Link: https://open.spotify.com/show/67BUBYhxeLDX8dgZFzP7U9
SpotifyFinding ManulandPodcast · Decoding Trolls · Finding Manuland takes us on mental journeys across the space between Ireland and India. Finding Manuland moves us across time from 4,000 BCE until the present. Our mental models of how the past and the present interact expand, through Finding Manuland. We begin around 4,000 BCE with the Yamna community who lived between the Don and Dnipro rivers of Ancient Ukrain
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GSoC in the age of "AI" is now the same as 'any PR to get a T-shirt' for hacktoberfest. It pretty much killed it and applicants just want some easy $. No real interest in any project or learning, jus prompt their our into some google dough.

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RE: https://infosec.exchange/@hacks4pancakes/117499695160688673

Il y a mille et une façons de « faire rentrer le loup dans la bergerie »…

❞ Quoted postLesley Carhart :unverified:

People on Instagram cheering on Poland wanting a US military base, like the US didn’t ignore an entire god damn destabilising attack on Poland’s grid only a year ago.

Infosec ExchangeLesley Carhart :unverified: (@[email protected])People on Instagram cheering on Poland wanting a US military base, like the US didn’t ignore an entire god damn destabilising attack on Poland’s grid only a year ago.
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Microsoft clarifies that the new UI Reactor framework will not replace WinUI and XAML. Discover how this C# alternative transforms native Windows apps.

#Microsoft #WinUI #Reactor #Windows11 #XAML #Development

https://dailytechnow.com/microsoft-winui-xaml-reactor/

Daily Tech NowMicrosoft Promises WinUI and XAML Will Survive UI ReactorMicrosoft clarifies that the new UI Reactor framework will not replace WinUI and XAML. Discover how this C# alternative transforms native Windows apps.
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[2172164] Window tiling with super+right-arrow is not working

https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/2172164

LaunchpadBug #2172164 “Window tiling with super+right-arrow is not workin...” : Bugs : UbuntuWindow tiling using super-key + right arrow is not working. Steps to reproduce: 1. open new application (e.g. Firefox) - the window is positioned in the middle of the screen. 2. hit super-key + right-arrow-key 3. the window moves to the right and back to its initial position. When using super-key + left-arrow-key the window is moving correctly to the left.From this position the super-key + right
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Continuing with the NAND Flash connected to the Raspberry Pico.

There is a good example code from Adafruit for thr RP2040 to transform it into a USB mass storage device, using the Adafruit Tiny USB stack. The example code is running from SRAM (8kByte to be exact). The code can be found here: https://github.com/adafruit/Adafruit_TinyUSB_Arduino/blob/08c7dabed48b5ab92839289f58191b3f04f48fb0/examples/MassStorage/msc_ramdisk/msc_ramdisk.ino
The idea is to simply rewrite the code to use my NAND Flash.

GitHubAdafruit_TinyUSB_Arduino/examples/MassStorage/msc_ramdisk/msc_ramdisk.ino at 08c7dabed48b5ab92839289f58191b3f04f48fb0 · adafruit/Adafruit_TinyUSB_ArduinoArduino library for TinyUSB. Contribute to adafruit/Adafruit_TinyUSB_Arduino development by creating an account on GitHub.
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