Bote Man

@boteball.bsky.social

Nats mostly. Trying to live in a baseball world amid the sorrow and strife. SoFLA Baseball Field Guide: https://amzn.to/4sSXpcp BABIP measures the defense. Baseball and other neat sounds: https://soundcloud.com/boteman/sets/beisbol

Charlie & Dave were Remembering Some Guys like Eric Fedde who got an RBI, Joan Adon who was the last Nats pitcher to hit a home run and a bunch of other stuff that I've already messed up. "Nationals win it 10-4 in a game that we'll be talking about for a long, long time to come."

Spencer Nusbaum@spencernusbaum.bsky.social · 4h ago

Final: Nationals 10, Phillies 4 (11) The seven-game skid is over thanks to a go-ahead triple from CJ Abrams in the 11th and an RBI bunt from... Miles Mikolas, who became the first Nat older than 28 to get an AB this year. Record: 56-60

I wondered why it's so quiet here today. Then I remembered that I muted a bunch of non-baseball accounts for the trade deadline. Now I must decide whether to leave things be...

Did you know that The Map Center is the only map store in the country that is directly above a brewery? Tomorrow at 6:30 at Discipline Brewing, Robert Isenberg talks about his new book about bike-packing Canada for Lonely Planet. So if you like beer, bikes, travel or beer, you should join us.

One of my favorite Star Trek Original Series episodes, "The Deadly Years," was in production 59 years ago today. There are two interesting things about this picture (from a film frame): 1). Bill McGovern, the 2nd Assistant Camera operating the slate, is standing on a plywood sheet used to create...

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Here's a nicely written article that discusses some of the new opportunities unlocked in security by open source hardware: cambridgeanalytica.org/digital-curi... We're looking forward to learning what flaws the DEFCON community discovers, and working with them to improve the state of the art!

The hardware hacker who built a chip you can literally see through—and Defcon just handed 27,000 to hackers

Andrew Bunnie Huang created a see-through security chip for Defcon 34 badges. 27,000 hackers now have one designed to be deliberately broken open.

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