Going though my Computer History Museum photos and I found the original copy of this 1971 Telnet system diagram from RFC 158. Now you can compare the charming pencil on lined notebook paper to the official scanned version that's been the only one available for decades.
I love this stuff, it reminds me that the internet was invented by humans jotting things down on whatever paper was at hand and not godlike programmers planning everything exquisitely.
Wouaaa... magnifique !
Je n'arrive pas encore à choper toutes les références, mais j'en ai quelques unes:
Retour vers le futur
L'âge de glace
Sonic
Les Flinstones
2001 Odysée de l'espace
Predator
Docteur Who
Super Mario
(ouvrez l'image dans un nouvel onglet et cliquez pour zoomer, pour mieux voir)
(source: https://twitter.com/pixeljoint/status/1118147162339201027/photo/1)
Academic evidence for what people have been saying for years: YouTube is a Nazi breeding ground.
RT @MIT_CSAIL@twitter.com
Left: MIT computer scientist Katie Bouman w/stacks of hard drives of black hole image data.
Right: MIT computer scientist Margaret Hamilton w/the code she wrote that helped put a man on the moon.
(image credit @floragraham@twitter.com)
RT @xkcdComic@twitter.com
M87 Black Hole Size Comparison https://xkcd.com/2135/ https://m.xkcd.com/2135/
Photographer Rebekka Guðleifsdóttir who lives in Ísafjörður in the West Fjords of Iceland wanted to show her husband, who was in the capital, how much it had snowed overnight and posted a photo of herself hanging out the washing on FB #womensart https://t.co/pAl43kPBWH
Today I learned about gdb-dashboard.
It is a ~/.gdbinit file which will add some nice fancy bells and whistles to to our out-of-the box gdb experience.
A brief write up on the #FOSDEM network in 2019 https://t.co/s51lhBf0lW
TLDR version: majority IPv6-native clients, VPN clients stuck on dual stack, most traffic was encrypted, best guess: 10% more visitors then 2018
Currently we have 3143 IPv4 DHCP clients and 6306 Reachable IPv6 neighbours. So far today we had a peak bandwidth usage of 631Mbps down and 147Mbps up at #fosdem
https://dashboard.fosdem.org/d/000000004/network-device?orgId=1&panelId=298&fullscreen&from=now-6h&to=now
It's #FOSDEM 2019 and you can join the fun remotely! Here are links to all the live streams:
Hilarious discussion of working and failing with ML in chemistry at http://blogs.sciencemag.org/pipeline/archives/2018/11/20/machine-learning-be-careful-what-you-ask-for
Choice quote "These results indicate that apparently high additive feature importances cannot be distinguished from hidden structure within the dataset itself."
RT @angealbertini@twitter.com
[A reimplementation of] @mjos_crypto@twitter.com's Big O chart with emojis
https://github.com/corkami/docs/tree/master/BigEmo
Unix/Common Lisp/Debian/Sailing/Photography hacker, also working on Python/Windows/FreeBSD and ML.
Working at Cisco, they don't pay me enough to talk for them.