#python
Bonjour tout le monde, je suis #nouveauici. Mes centres d'intérêt sont #accordéondiatonique, #bretagne, #généalogie, #python et #randopédestre.
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The #Untrue #Story of #Monty #Python's #GrahamChapman
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A Deep Dive into 70 Layers of Obfuscated Info-Stealer #Malware
This #Python malware is a complex threat in the world of cyber threats. It goes to great lengths to hide its tracks, disable security measures, and exfiltrate a plethora of personal and sensitive information. Its multiple layers of obfuscation and multifaceted approach make it a noteworthy subject of study for security researchers and a serious concern for end-users alike.
I've had a productive weekend updating my other Streamlit apps to include tooltips, more explanations of what they do (even with LaTeX equations in some !), fixing bugs, and making the widgets update correctly in response to user inputs. Apart from the "I Can See My Source From Here" observing planning tool, I'm not sure any of these have much use to anyone beyond the HI radio astronomy community, but they're useful for me. Doing these calculations by hand the whole time when I just need a quick single value is a minor irritant I could do without, and these don't seem to exist anywhere else. There are a few more I'll add in due course, but for now it's back to updating the website first.
The only downside of Streamlit is that the apps have to be accessed every 7 days or they go to sleep. Anybody know a good way to automatically access websites ? Preferably on Android since I always have access to my phone. I can't get the "Automate" app to work correctly (just gives an error when accessing the links). "Macrodroid" nearly works. Opens all the links correctly if the phone is awake, but if the screen is locked, it opens two pages... and bizarrely, only opens the rest once I go into macrodroid and check the macro's error logs.
Started playing around with #Streamlit again. We had to prepare some observations recently and I was quite surprised at the lack of a good online tool for doing the simple stuff : checking in a source is visible from a specific location at a given time, whether the Sun is also visible, when exactly it rises at sets, etc. Of course there absolutely are tools to do all this but I find most of them a bit clunky, either too limited or too complex, or relying on fancy graphical plots when I just want a simple number.
Here then is my attempt to remedy that. Comes with some preset telescopes/locations with their geographical coordinates and viewing angle ranges (where I could find them), or you can enter a custom location. You can specify the time and date when the observations start and end using the normal sort of widgets, to the nearest minute if you really want to. You can also give it custom acceptable viewing angles and the maximum angular distance from the Sun. It prints out the source and Sun altitude to the GUI coloured according to whether it’s possible to view it or not, in 15 minute increments, with an option at the end to download an ASCII file containing the same information but in 1 minute increments.
Has NOT been thoroughly tested, but it’s giving me approximately correct results for known objects and locations. Use at own risk !
THIS IS NOT CARING FOR ANIMALS
it is murdering them gates hates all life and must be jailed for crimes against nature immediately
"Vaccinated" #animals continue to " #die #suddenly" at #zoos throughout the #world
2 #elephants; 2 #giraffes; a #chimpanzee; a black #rhino; a #koala cub; a #sloth; a #squirrel #monkey; 5# meerkats; a #fox; a #deer; a #python; a #lemur; a #GoldenEagle; a #sealion, a #cheetah; and 4 #lion #cubs
MARK CRISPIN MILLER
17.07.2023
https://markcrispinmiller.substack
