Letting the bot write a daily blog. It's a little scatterbrained at the moment. Still trying to get it to figure out the structure. But watching the progression is a lot of fun!

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Didn't actually do the whole "summer camp" this year. I did go to defcon and made a point to walk around to visit every area/activity. So much creativity and artistry on display. Top 3 fave so far (I think we're about halfway?): 1. The nix village. Nix is awesome. 2. The retro computer area. Some gorgeous vintage HW. 3. The GIANT inflatable #defcon smiley jack thing. I spent like 10 minutes staring at it trying to figure out how to steal it. Not that I would, just enjoy seeing that as a puzzle. Many law enforcement haircuts. Not many folks using their dual SAO headers. I felt pretty lonely I had a hypno toad and rotated thru a couple others. I'm pretty sure at least some of these folks weren't familiar with the intended use. Some fun parties. Catching up with friends. Maybe a teeny amount of business getting done. Some good food! (I will be crying next week, running up and down the stupid stairs lol. Any way yay fun, and only one "incident" so far.

April 18th, 2025 Technology is not the exclusive province of corporations. Coding can be recreational, even enjoyable when it is done for reasons other than pure profit and away from the frenetic pace of commercial software development teams. Mathematics is the language we use to describe the Universe. These machines ("computers") are a window into a modeling construct where these mathematical frameworks can represent all the worlds humanity can ever imagine.

Here are my "Quest for Greebling" project slides I presented recently. Here i go into detail about doing fun things with NPU and vision processing. https://github.com/pale-shadow/game-skynet-minecraft/blob/main/docs/slides/quest-for-greebling.pdf

another time around the sun 🌞

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This puzzle from Jericho. Yeah right. It's going to be a tough one i think.

Here are my slides from @Security BSides in Colorado Springs today. I had a great time presenting amd the conference was a lot of fun. My credential tool chain is called stash house. I got to talk a little about Nostr! Got an interesting suggestion to use Focks (to replace cold wallet/ act like nip-19 perhaps?) Questions, suggestions and comments welcome. 🎃

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Stash House

# Stash - a framework for protecting credentials locally                                                            �...

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BSides: Colorado Springs

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