Hint: wrapping a GUI around a complex commandline tool doesn't inherently make it more user-friendly.

Hackers love breaking into M$ Active Directory. Use #OpenLDAP instead.

A couple decades ago I downloaded lists of given names and surnames and their frequency from the US Census. I used it to randomly generate names for populating an LDAP server for benchmarking, to have a more realistic data set than just "user xxxx". I also used lists of street and city names, with random ZIP codes. Haven't used that in a long time; the workloads we see nowadays don't tend to have postal addresses. Funny how data relevance changes over time.

Ugh. Bought a bottle of cabernet sauvignon today, which isn't my first choice (usually go for malbec). Opened it up, poured a glass. Smelled wrong, tasted odd. Like almost vinegar. I thought maybe I'm really out of touch with how cab should taste... Read the label more closely: 0.4% alcohol. Yeesh it's disgusting.

New study shows T cell exhaustion occurs within hours of exposure to cancer cells. I wonder if this deactivation mechanism can be used to treat autoimmune diseases?

ScienceDaily

Study finds hallmarks of T cell exhaustion within hours of tumor exposure

Immune system T cells that should be able to kill cancer cells become dysfunctional or 'exhausted' within hours of encountering a tumor, ...

Ethereum client switches back to #LMDB after too many hassles with MDBX

GitHub

[Merged by Bors] - Switch default slasher backend to LMDB by michaelsproul · Pull Request #4360 · sigp/lighthouse

Issue Addressed Closes #4354 Closes #3987 Replaces #4305, #4283 Proposed Changes This switches the default slasher backend back to LMDB. If an MDBX...

"LMDB is great but I wish it was distributed" - Netflix built a PoC to use #LMDB with Dynomite

Stack Overflow

steps for making a non-distributed db to distributed db [talking about lmdb specifically]

I am dealing with lmdb and lmdb is really fast . But one problem with it is lmdb isn't distributed . Everytime i need to do some maintenance , lmdb...

Been playing with this the past couple days - set up a motion sensing LED light strip for my front steps. For those late nights stumbling home from the pub. It runs off a solar USB power bank, and all the parts are supposedly waterproof.

Thinking about designing an ASIC for #[0]? Good luck with that.