NewsGoth Condensed (if you know you know)
newsgoth@infosec.exchange
<p>Retired CISSP. Reformed former CISO. Also an architect, strategist, and risk manager. Radio nut and font fanatic.</p><p>I don't do LinkedIn or most other social media. I am on Bluesky, same handle. I might mention my website occasionally.</p>
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Post #4217947
The Denver Donut finally broke down today...decent rain at last.
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Post #4179260
@fastmail@mastodon.social Please bring back larger fonts for your mobile apps. After the latest app update, I can't read my email without glasses. Please think about users who don't have perfect vision!!
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Post #4140928
RE: https://infosec.exchange/@Javvad/116992064518494840 Not to mention OT systems, where patch implementations have to be planned out months in advance.
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Post #4128377
RE: https://fouroclockfarms.club/@david/116989662841588018 I approve this message.
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Post #4123717
Update about Linux travails: Did a fresh install to F44, was fine, but after updating the kernel, same problem. I strongly believe the problem is with the current kernel for Fedora. Again, no log messages available, but being able to use the first kernel to boot is a strong indicator. Kernel version jumped from 6.19.10 to 7.1.4. Must be something in that kernel that's causing the failure. So I'll wait for the next kernel to see if the problem goes away. I have no log messages so that...
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Post #4078456
For the first time ever for me, a @fedora@fosstodon.org Fedora upgrade has gone bad. I can boot using an old kernel but the updated kernel just causes the screen to go blank. No error messages, no anything. Upgrade was from 42 to 44. Documentation indicated a two-version jump was OK to do. Still trying to make sense of the situation but hard to do with no error messages.
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Post #3901231
Music files, especially lossless files, can be huge. My NAS is running out of space and has started beeping all the time. Since the NAS is next to the dining room, we've been getting to hear it all the time. So I've shut it down, at least temporarily.
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Post #719089
RE: https://mastodon.social/@zackwhittaker/116126019241323431 &quot;But vendor due diligence takes time and we have a project deadline!&quot; If I had a thousand dollars for every time I heard that excuse....
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Post #719088
This is stunning. For decades, the station was WOW, a mainstay of Omaha radio. Big signal, too: 5,000 watts at 590, nondirectional day *and* night. Not even sports talk could save it, it appears. How the mighty AM stations are falling. https://radioinsight.com/headlines/340967/590-kxsp-omaha-signs-off/ When I used to live in central Missouri, I could pick it up. In the daytime. At that distance, it wasn&#39;t terribly strong, but it was always there (especially on a car radio). #radio
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Post #719086
RE: https://flipboard.social/@newsguyusa/116133135155585454 One of the interesting things about the Epstein files is how they&#39;re ensnaring people whose reputations have been grossly overrated for a long time.
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Post #719085
Public service announcement: if you&#39;re a male in your 60s and above, talk to your physician about getting a bone density screening. While routine for women, they&#39;re not routine for men. I had a bone density screening literally by accident: after fracturing four ribs in a biking crash. The test indicated significant bone loss, i.e. osteoporosis. There are medications available to help. My physician told me that she believes older men should be screened for bone loss, but it&#3...
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Post #719084
RE: https://c.im/@BBC/116133042958384384 I know Juan Carlos&#39; reputation has taken a hit in recent years, but when it really, really mattered, he did the right thing and used every bit of his authority to squelch the coup attempt. Something to keep in mind.
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Post #719083
Worth reading - cybersecurity gets deprioritized because Trump can&#39;t stop pouting about the 2020 elections (among other things). https://cyberscoop.com/cisa-personnel-cuts-trump-second-term-analysis/
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Post #719082
RE: https://mastodon.social/@distrowatch/116137737633201344 Read the thread.
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Post #719080
I&#39;m noticing more and more small business closures: four in the past week alone. Two restaurants, a bakery, and a pharmacy. Another bakery stopped in January.
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Post #719079
DOTI&#39;s (Denver Department of Transporation and Infrastructure) commitment to Vision Zero seems half-hearted at best. Examples: Nothing done to address the speedway that is Monaco between 6th and Colfax. Using RRSPs instead of HAWKs or full-fledged bike signals for the Krameria-Kearney bikeway. Not updating the ancient traffic light at 8th &amp; Krameria. Et cetera. https://denverite.com/2026/03/05/denver-speed-cameras-vision-zero-record-traffic-deaths/
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Post #695314
My cousin died about a week ago. Graham was 60. We weren&#39;t close, but we were on friendly terms. He was a high school janitor for almost 35 years, retiring earlier this year. I found out too late to get to Missouri for the funeral. My other relatives filled me in on what happened. The funeral was at one of the largest churches in his city of 6,000 people. The local school district dismissed classes early so students and staff could attend. They filled the church. There was story afte...