New ZF Engineering Update:
🔒 Zebra 4.3.1: security patches
🏗️ Deployment infra overhauled
❄️ FROST: v3.0.0 incoming
Read the full update ↓
forum.zcashcommunity.com/t/zf-enginee...
Postmodern Construction
I found a Sonic R rom last year I think, it was fun
Zebra 4.3.1 contains critical security fixes for a number of vulnerabilities. 🚨All node operators are strongly encouraged to upgrade immediately.
Additionally, it introduces a Dockerized mining setup, automated checkpoint management, and a number of CI hardening improvements. bit.ly/3QhxsF9
The recording of yesterday's Zcash Arborist Call is now available! These bi-weekly protocol development meetings track upcoming protocol deployment logistics, consensus node implementation issues, and protocol research. youtu.be/cmPQexrzn_o?...
Promo shot for "Weird Al" Yankovic on Jimmy Kimmel Live! Tonight at 11:35/10:35c on ABC
May be a different Homebrew but it (a thing named the same at least) did breathe life into my otherwise defunct wii. I dont play it hardly ever at all but it was really fun to flash and then play old roms and the existing community/pirate version of Mario kart wii online, it was cool.
NEW: WebinarTV, a site that scrapes Zoom webinars without permission, has downloaded and posted Zoom Webinars for anonymous addiction recovery meetings, support groups for caregivers and people who suffer from chronic illness, and a meeting of nudists. They then get turned into AI podcasts.
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Zcash's Coinholder-Directed Retroactive Grants Program is now accepting proposals for Q2 2026. Check out the details here: forum.zcashcommunity.com/t/coinholder...
Built a cool project for Zcash? You might be eligible for retroactive funding.
You could give them full access to your financial history and then the ai will penalize you for the ai calculating your taxes wrong
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I used to decode GOES16 with SDR and a wifi dish, it was super fun
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When you wake up with a terrible crick in your neck and it lasts all day
I knew of her before from Storytime From Space, good shit
youtu.be/7dtzMJipiuA?...
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🆕 ZF Engineering Update!
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🔒 Two Zebra security fixes shipped
🛠️ Zebra performance & profiling improvements
🧊 FROST v3.0.0 coming next week
🐳 z3 Docker tooling for regtest
Full update ↓
forum.zcashcommunity.com/t/zf-enginee...
The main graphic of the meetup while Mai is introducing the event
Screenshot of multi-network communication in qaul, explained by Mathias
Sammy explaining Willow
A screenshot of Jacob presenting a mesh radio device
📶 Community infrastructure, mutable protocols, mesh networks…
Independent and self-sovereign communication technology is more compelling than ever.
Watch the recording of our latest meetup with
@jacobsayles.bsky.social, @worm-blossom.org, and Mathias Jud.
DLARC logo alongside one of the approximately 150 searchable callbooks that are part of the Digital Library of Amateur Radio and Communications.
Cassettes from the series “Ham Radio and More” digitized as part of DLARC.
A QSL card for the University of Pennsylvania Amateur Radio Club station W3ABT circa 1935, digitized as part of the Digital Library of Amateur Radio and Communications
DLARC: The Radio Geek’s Doomscrolling Antidote 📻🌀
The Digital Library of Amateur Radio and Communications brings together 225,000+ items, from magazines and QSL cards to audio & video, all free via the #InternetArchive. 📚💿
Tune in ⤵️
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#AmateurRadio #RadioHistory
The recording of today's Zcash Arborist Call is now available! These bi-weekly protocol development meetings track upcoming protocol deployment logistics, consensus node implementation issues, and protocol research. youtu.be/-4GDsezfilc?...
Many technology pilots in the aid sector feel like "innovation theatre." They look great in a donor report but rarely scale or solve the core problems they claim to address. Today on the @AcademyHum podcast, Alex Bornstein and Natalie Eskinazi discuss why there is so much skepticism. bit.ly/4sLqoPv
Securing Elliptic Curve Cryptocurrencies against Quantum Vulnerabilities: Resource Estimates and Mitigations Ryan Babbush,1, ∗ Adam Zalcman,1, † Craig Gidney,1, ‡ Michael Broughton,1 Tanuj Khattar,1 Hartmut Neven,1 Thiago Bergamaschi,1, 2 Justin Drake,3 and Dan Boneh4 1Google Quantum AI, Santa Barbara, CA 93111, United States 2Department of Computer Science, University of California Berkeley, Berkeley, CA 94720, United States 3Ethereum Foundation, Zeughausgasse 7a, 6300 Zug, Switzerland 4Department of Computer Science, Stanford University, Stanford, CA 94305, United States (Dated: March 30, 2026) The expected emergence of cryptographically relevant quantum computers (CRQCs) will represent a singular discontinuity in the history of digital security, with wide ranging impacts. This whitepaper seeks to elucidate specific implications that the capabilities of developing quantum architectures have on blockchain vulnerabilities and potential mitigation strategies. First, we provide new resource estimates for breaking the 256-bit Elliptic Curve Discrete Logarithm Problem over the secp256k1 curve, the core of modern blockchain cryptography. We demonstrate that Shor’s algorithm for this problem can execute with either ≤ 1200 logical qubits and ≤ 90 million Toffoli gates or ≤ 1450 logical qubits and ≤ 70 million Toffoli gates. In the interest of responsible disclosure, we use a zero- knowledge proof to validate these results without disclosing attack vectors. On superconducting architectures with 10−3 physical error rates and planar connectivity, those circuits can execute in minutes using fewer than half a million physical qubits. We introduce a critical distinction between “fast-clock” (such as superconducting and photonic) and “slow-clock” (such as neutral atom and ion trap) architectures. Our analysis reveals that the first fast-clock CRQCs would enable “on-spend” attacks on public mempool transactions of some cryptocurrencies. We survey major crypto…
> We demonstrate that Shor’s algorithm...can execute with either ≤ 1200 logical qubits and ≤ 90 million Toffoli gates or ≤ 1450 logical qubits and ≤ 70 million Toffoli gates
research.google/blog/safegua...
quantumai.google/static/site-...
Im late but my suggestion would have been just tots, keep it real with the little fried potato cylinders, axiomatic maybe even
Dune Messiah is one if the best with the Golah, the conspiracy against Muadib and the stone burner. Children of Dune has the possession and fall of Alyah, effing Laser Tigers, the preacher. The scifi channel miniseries Dune 2000 and Children of Dune are the best.
The Dune movies are teases and Villenvues is especially divergent from the book. The last one ended around the end of Book 1: Part II. Lil Leto isnt born even yet and doesn't get THAT wormy for a few centuries bt Book 3 and 4. Maybe Pauls galactic, psychic jihad is less popular than Letos animorph.
Polycrisis (ポリクライシス) is a 2026 survival horror game developed and published by Nvidia. The plot focuses on widespread recurring outbreaks of deadly agents ("Claws") in closed environments. Gameplay is puzzle based with consistent visceral terror of the agents being quick, intelligent, and violent.
ポリクライシス
Digital aid systems that centralize personal data aren't just a privacy risk.
They're a target.
In this HLA opinion piece, Executive Director Alex Bornstein makes the case for decentralized, privacy-preserving infrastructure as the foundation of modern humanitarian response.
bit.ly/4c3I3f8
Zcash Community Grants invites a team of 2–3 individuals to represent Zcash at DWeb!
Submit the following info to grants@fpriv.org:
* Total USD requested for team (travel, ticket, hotel)
* Brief summary of your team and qualifications to represent Zcash
Early Bird Txs for DWeb Camp: dwebcamp.org
🦓 Building on Zcash? Running a node? Zebra is our Rust-based Zcash node implementation, and we're here to help.
Whether it's questions, bug reports, or contributions, ZF is your point of contact.
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