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    Ep 79. Beating Boredom

    Ep 79. Beating Boredom

    Today we’re exploring a universal experience that often gets a bad rap: boredom. Picture this – it’s a lazy afternoon, the clock is ticking slowly, and you find yourself staring at the ceiling, unsure of how to fill the time. Maybe you have so much going on that your brain shorts out for a while. So you avoid everything and boredom from the monotony of your routine sets in. It’s a mental state we’ve all encountered, and while it may seem mundane, boredom shapes our lives in surprising ways. We’ll go through it all. 

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    Upstream your ARM device! (clt23)

    Upstream your ARM device! (clt23)
    Many people play around with various embedded devices, and try to run mainline Linux on them. This often succeeds technically, but most of the time falls short of the final step: getting the various changes and devicetree files merged into the official Linux kernel. The talk describes what is needed to contribute to the kernel, both technically and process-wise, and tries to motivate the required effort. about this event: https://chemnitzer.linux-tage.de/2023/de/programm/beitrag/295

    Upstream your ARM device! (clt23)

    Upstream your ARM device! (clt23)
    Many people play around with various embedded devices, and try to run mainline Linux on them. This often succeeds technically, but most of the time falls short of the final step: getting the various changes and devicetree files merged into the official Linux kernel. The talk describes what is needed to contribute to the kernel, both technically and process-wise, and tries to motivate the required effort. about this event: https://chemnitzer.linux-tage.de/2023/de/programm/beitrag/295

    Upstream your ARM device! (clt23)

    Upstream your ARM device! (clt23)
    Many people play around with various embedded devices, and try to run mainline Linux on them. This often succeeds technically, but most of the time falls short of the final step: getting the various changes and devicetree files merged into the official Linux kernel. The talk describes what is needed to contribute to the kernel, both technically and process-wise, and tries to motivate the required effort. about this event: https://chemnitzer.linux-tage.de/2023/de/programm/beitrag/295

    Upstream your ARM device! (clt23)

    Upstream your ARM device! (clt23)
    Many people play around with various embedded devices, and try to run mainline Linux on them. This often succeeds technically, but most of the time falls short of the final step: getting the various changes and devicetree files merged into the official Linux kernel. The talk describes what is needed to contribute to the kernel, both technically and process-wise, and tries to motivate the required effort. about this event: https://chemnitzer.linux-tage.de/2023/de/programm/beitrag/295

    BAP Episode 79: The TOP 10 HEAVIEST SONGS of 2022!

    BAP Episode 79: The TOP 10 HEAVIEST SONGS of 2022!

    2022's TOP 10 HEAVIEST songs we could find, and some honorable mentions!

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    (00:00) Introduction

    (04:25) #10: Northlane - Obsidian

    (16:44) #9: Motionless in White - Slaughterhouse

    (24:05) #8: Thrown - parasite
     
    (29:00) #7: Brand of Sacrifice - Exodus
     
    (35:38) #6: Paleface - Chaos Theory
     
    (45:12) #5: Norma Jean - 1994
     
    (53:52) #4: Chelsea Grin - Suffer in Hell, Suffer in Heaven
     
    (01:10:42) #3: Lorna Shore - Into The Earth

    (01:20:32) #2: Mire Lore - Sulfuric Nullity
     
    (01:34:12) #1: Gutrectomy - Condemned to Suffer

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    #10: Northlane - Obsidian   
    #9: Motionless in White - Slaughterhouse   
    #8: Thrown - parasite 
    #7: Brand of Sacrifice - Exodus 
    #6: Paleface - Chaos Theory 
    #5: Norma Jean - 1994 
    #4: Chelsea Grin - Suffer in Hell, Suffer in Heaven 
    #3: Lorna Shore - Into The Earth   
    #2: Mire Lore - Sulfuric Nullity 
    #1: Gutrectomy - Condemned to Suffer

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    Fortolkningen skaber virkeligheden

    Fortolkningen skaber virkeligheden

    Episode 79: Kender du det at din krop er påvirket af dine tanker? I denne episode tager vi bruger vi den dagligdags stress som udgangspunkt i vores snak om hvordan vores mindset har indflydelse på hvordan vores virkelighed er. Og vi taler også om at man kan skifte sin fortolking ud og få en hel anden virkelighed.
    Musik: Yuiliana Wijaya
    Referencer:
    HiddenBrain: Reframing your reality, part 1 (Podcastvært Shankar Vedantam, gæst Alia Crum)
    HiddenBrain: Reframing your reality, part 2 (Podcastvært Shankar Vedantam, gæst Alia Crum)
    TEDtalk: How to make stress your friend. Kelly Mcgonigal




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    Open Garden, Mesh networks, and how it helped me protest safer (emf2022)

    Open Garden, Mesh networks, and how it helped me protest safer (emf2022)
    Imagine this: you're a Venezuelan student activist, and you're protesting to get your university the budget it so desperately needs and the powers that be mercilessly cut away. But then, your government disrupts phone coverage in the area to discourage protestors and potentially cover human rights violations. Scary, right? Hopefully you're not in this situation. But chances are your hacker brain would love to know how I used tech to react to this! In this talk, I'll cover how we stayed connected using Mesh Networking, phones' Wi-Fi chips, a couple of apps, a bit of fear, and a whole lot of determination! https://twitter.com/gustakasn0v about this event: https://c3voc.de

    Open Garden, Mesh networks, and how it helped me protest safer (emf2022)

    Open Garden, Mesh networks, and how it helped me protest safer (emf2022)
    Imagine this: you're a Venezuelan student activist, and you're protesting to get your university the budget it so desperately needs and the powers that be mercilessly cut away. But then, your government disrupts phone coverage in the area to discourage protestors and potentially cover human rights violations. Scary, right? Hopefully you're not in this situation. But chances are your hacker brain would love to know how I used tech to react to this! In this talk, I'll cover how we stayed connected using Mesh Networking, phones' Wi-Fi chips, a couple of apps, a bit of fear, and a whole lot of determination! https://twitter.com/gustakasn0v about this event: https://c3voc.de

    Open Garden, Mesh networks, and how it helped me protest safer (emf2022)

    Open Garden, Mesh networks, and how it helped me protest safer (emf2022)
    Imagine this: you're a Venezuelan student activist, and you're protesting to get your university the budget it so desperately needs and the powers that be mercilessly cut away. But then, your government disrupts phone coverage in the area to discourage protestors and potentially cover human rights violations. Scary, right? Hopefully you're not in this situation. But chances are your hacker brain would love to know how I used tech to react to this! In this talk, I'll cover how we stayed connected using Mesh Networking, phones' Wi-Fi chips, a couple of apps, a bit of fear, and a whole lot of determination! https://twitter.com/gustakasn0v about this event: https://c3voc.de

    Open Garden, Mesh networks, and how it helped me protest safer (emf2022)

    Open Garden, Mesh networks, and how it helped me protest safer (emf2022)
    Imagine this: you're a Venezuelan student activist, and you're protesting to get your university the budget it so desperately needs and the powers that be mercilessly cut away. But then, your government disrupts phone coverage in the area to discourage protestors and potentially cover human rights violations. Scary, right? Hopefully you're not in this situation. But chances are your hacker brain would love to know how I used tech to react to this! In this talk, I'll cover how we stayed connected using Mesh Networking, phones' Wi-Fi chips, a couple of apps, a bit of fear, and a whole lot of determination! https://twitter.com/gustakasn0v about this event: https://c3voc.de

    Code for Germany (gpn20)

    Code for Germany (gpn20)
    Code for Germany Kaleidoskop Code for Germany verbindet Menschen mit ähnlichen Interessen aus ganz unterschiedlichen Bereichen, die sich in Open Knowledge Labs für Freie und Offene Software, Offene Daten und Open Government engagieren. Vertreter*Innen aus mehreren Labs berichten über ihre Themen, Ideen und Forderungen. Fragen und Anregungen sind willkommen! about this event: https://cfp.gulas.ch/gpn20/talk/NR8SVW/

    Code for Germany (gpn20)

    Code for Germany (gpn20)
    Code for Germany Kaleidoskop Code for Germany verbindet Menschen mit ähnlichen Interessen aus ganz unterschiedlichen Bereichen, die sich in Open Knowledge Labs für Freie und Offene Software, Offene Daten und Open Government engagieren. Vertreter*Innen aus mehreren Labs berichten über ihre Themen, Ideen und Forderungen. Fragen und Anregungen sind willkommen! about this event: https://cfp.gulas.ch/gpn20/talk/NR8SVW/

    EP 79: Tyler Nelson — A Deep Dive Into Blood Flow Restriction (BFR), Finger Training, and Doughnut Eating

    EP 79: Tyler Nelson — A Deep Dive Into Blood Flow Restriction (BFR), Finger Training, and Doughnut Eating

    Dr. Tyler Nelson is the owner of Camp4 Human Performance and specializes in tendon loading, strengthening, and rehabilitation. We talked about blood flow restriction training (BFR), and how it can be used for injury rehab, active recovery, or getting stronger. We also talked about finger training, and why most hangboard protocols are more similar than different.

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    Show Notes:  

    thenuggetclimbing.com/episodes/tyler-nelson

    Nuggets:

    2:18 – Doughnuts and wiffle ball

    6:08 – Overview of the conversation, and Tyler’s dad

    11:53 – Chiropractic medicine and watching his dad help people as a kid

    14:48 – Tyler’s education

    16:38 – Starting to climb in college

    18:43 – Wanting to work with athletes, and studying tendinopathy

    21:06 – Tyler’s path to C4HP (Camp 4 Human Performance) and the work he does now

    25:48 – Root cause

    28:29 – Tyler’s most common recommendation: more variation

    32:33 – How BFR (blood flow restriction) was created

    37:31 – What BFR looks like, what’s happening, and why it works

    45:41 – How you would use BFR for a shoulder injury, and literal vs. physiological intensity

    51:36 – How you would use  BRF to rehab a pulley injury

    54:18 – Why Tyler underpressurized the cuffs the first time he does BFR with an athlete

    56:33 – Should you try BRF at home?

    58:43 – A BRF protocol Tyler tried for finger strength training

    1:02:40 – How you might use BRF for training (big picture)

    1:05:20 – How often should you use BFR?

    1:07:03 – Repeaters vs. max hangs, and how to think about long-term finger training

    1:12:15 – Why is BRF useful as a short-term recovery tool?

    1:15:02 – Using BRF prior to your sessions, and for warming up for hard climbing 

    1:18:31 – Finger training doesn’t need to be complicated

    1:20:09 – Density hangs

    1:22:58 – Emil Abrahamsson, Keith Bar, and the “No Hangs” hangboard protocol

    1:31:20 – The optimal loading range for tendon pathologies, and why most strength protocols are more similar than they are different

    1:34:45 – Tendon stiffness, and how unloading can stiffen the system

    1:38:58 – Speculating about physiological explanations for why Emil’s program worked so well

    1:40:58 – Don’t get sweaty and tired on the hangboard, and separating hangboard training from our climbing workouts 

    1:44:58 – Finger anatomy, condiles, bone lengths, customized finger training

    1:52:33 – Doughnut eating

    1:53:46 – New tattoo

    1:55:03 – Guitar riffs

    1:57:20 – Tyler’s wife

    Tra karman e calcio: l'idea di un nuovo approccio per allenare

    Tra karman e calcio: l'idea di un nuovo approccio per allenare

    Un nuovo approccio mentale, non metodologico. Perchè non sono le metodologie che fanno la differenza nel miglioramento degli uomini (e dei calciatori). Ma le persone.

    Una nuova idea per un anno nuovo, con la speranza che il calcio sia di aiuto, conforto e speranza per una nuova rinascita.

    Buon 2021 da Cambiodicampo.

    Ah, il link per la lista dei libri è qui: https://www.cambiodicampo.com/consigli-libri/

    How to fuzz an FPGA – My experience documenting Gowin FPGAs (rc3)

    How to fuzz an FPGA – My experience documenting Gowin FPGAs (rc3)
    Over the last few years yosys and nextpnr have gained traction with a fully open source flow for Latice iCE40 and ECP5 FPGAs, with several efforts for other FPGAs on the way. In this talk I will share my work on Gowin FPGAs, and explain key concepts needed to contribute to more widely supported FOSS tools. about this event: https://cfp.chaoszone.cz/csr20/talk/ER3K98/
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