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Comes the day, comes a new angle from which you discover the person you thought you knew... well, not personally knew, but still... Turns out, Jason Statham was a professional diver. Yes, that Jason Statham. The very Jason Statham.
https://metro.co.uk/2024/07/29/hollywood-icon-surprising-olympics-diving-career-90s-21318466/
https://www.unilad.com/celebrity/news/jason-statham-professional-diver-actor-433118-20240802
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Apparently, a method (one of many methods?) exists that makes it possible to steal your computer's (or other device's) sensitive information, such as passwords, without physical access. This particular one involves intercepting electromagnetic radiation from HDMI cables that connect your device to a screen and 'feeding' it to AI, i.e., effectively reading your screen text with up to 70% accuracy.
Sources:
TechSpot (https://www.techspot.com/news/104015-ai-can-see-what-screen-reading-hdmi-electromagnetic.html).
This might be old news for some (or most?) Publii enthusiasts, but since I’ve just stumbled upon it and this blog is my own space, I’m going to note it here. It turns out that Publii’s nifty processing magic does a pretty solid job of fixing HTML errors (or at least some of them) behind the scenes. I did a bit of playing around by inserting some <div>, <a>, and <span> tags into the files of the Publii theme I’m using and then “forgetting” to close them with </div>, </a>, and </span>. Guess what? The resulting HTML generated by Publii had all the correct closing tags in all the right places.
Nice to know.
Bookmarked. Highlights. Three (UK mobile network) begins small cell deployment in Glasgow. https://www.telecoms.com/telecoms-infrastructure/three-launches-glasgow-urban-small-cell-project-with-mavenir