Incredible close call! A clever sea otter escapes a predator by jumping aboard a research boat in Resurrection Bay, Alaska. What a lucky little survivor!
Today, we’re announcing the general availability of the Parallel Monitor API.
The web is shifting from pull to push, and agents are coming online. This release marks a major step towards a more proactive model, where the web pushes updates directly to your background agent.
Monitor now includes:
- Lite and Base processors
- Event streams and snapshots
- Rich attribution (Basis) on every event
- Advanced domain filtering
- Interactions for persistent follow-on research
the 9 easter eggs we hid in this website, ordered from level 1 to 1000 ↓
a note on the machine: the IBM 5153 (1984) was the first color monitor for the IBM PC, and a glimpse of what personal computing would become
see it *in person* at https://t.co/WlKyiCkoQ6
Currently about 190,000 people watching this livestream of airliners landing at London Heathrow in a whopper of a storm. Lots of sideways flying and landing. https://t.co/54qnYrI8Rg
BREAKING: The ankle bracelet has been hacked off and I'm heading home! This black claw was both a real and symbolic taking by @Chevron of my freedom and peace of mind for 913 days. Outrageous in the extreme.
Full release coming on April 25. I'm thrilled.
@Tailscale feels like magic. I spent months setting up a kubernetes homelab with the goal of exposing it to the internet, but became exhausted with hunting down VPN settings. With TS, everything was securely exposed in minutes and I can connect to machines from anywhere! 🤯