beregoth

My first exposure to this and supposedly just a two line change to the SSH server configuration.

Anyone set this up on their own servers yet? Just for kicks?

This plasma Cannon is pretty awesome.

Demolished ASAP. As I predicted, no date set and one day it'd just go poof before any more uproar.

Saving it will cost too much even with grants and donations, so it will be razed. Date to be determined. And usually the date isn't announced to prevent more uproar. One day it'll simply be no more.

Today on this day, July 19, 1876, the first train entered Fort Worth. The small town could not wait for this to happen while rails were laid as fast as possible and a makeshift trestle was built over Sycamore Creek which today runs roughly between Beach St and Riverside Dr.

The arrival of the first train was a major event for Fort Worth. It marked the beginning of a new era for the city, and it helped to transform Fort Worth from a small frontier town into a major transportation hub.

In 1876, trains were seen as a symbol of progress and opportunity. They were a way to connect Fort Worth to the rest of the country, and they opened up new possibilities for trade and commerce. The railroad also played a major role in the development of the cattle industry, which was one of the city's most important economic sectors.

Fast forward to 2023, and the way that people view trains has changed dramatically. Today, trains are often seen as a nuisance and an obstacle to development. They can be noisy and disruptive, and they can block traffic. In addition, the environmental impact of trains is a growing concern.

Despite these challenges, there are still many people who appreciate the role that railroads have played in the history of Fort Worth. Trains are a part of the city's DNA, and they continue to play an important role in the city's economy and transportation network.

Let's take a moment today to remember the arrival of the first train in Fort Worth. Let's appreciate the role that railroads have played in the city's history, and let's think about the future of railroads in Fort Worth. How can we use railroads to promote economic development and environmental sustainability?.

It's on Saturday, July 22 at their location in the Stockyards. You have 60 seconds to cram as much down as you can.

The prizes are:

• 1st place – $500 Riscky’s gift card
• 2nd place – $250 Riscky’s gift card
• 3rd place – $100 Riscky’s gift card

Govulncheck is a command-line tool that helps Go users find known vulnerabilities in their project dependencies. The tool can analyze both codebases and binaries, and it reduces noise by prioritizing vulnerabilities in functions that your code is actually calling.

More information about the impending demolition of the Berry Theater on Hemphill in South Fort Worth.

The theater was built in the 1930s and later played an important part in the city’s Latino culture. Families would fill the seats of Berry Theatre to watch Spanish-language films. However, the building has been abandoned for more than 30 years.

The police department is asking everyone to calm down and deescalate when on the roads. Going so far as "Here in the State of Texas, you have to be an adult to have a driver's license. Make adult decisions."

Go 1.21 is almost here and as usual, with it is a pile of features and improvements.

I'm looking forward to using the new clear function as well as the new slices and maps packages.

What about you?

They're exploiting Windows driver signing using a certificate loophole and some OS hooks to trick the date verification.