Christoffer S.
@cstromblad.com
Father, husband, Swedish and cyber. Oh man, all the things cyber but mostly threat Intelligence. Dabble with Python. In the cyber field as a professional since 2001 […]
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@Weltenkreuzer I have built a system that will consume all my curated RSS-feeds.
Each new article is first of all filtered for promotional, marketing or other types of content I'm not interested in.
Then I've got a pipeline that will process each article in numerous steps performing various […]
Each new article is first of all filtered for promotional, marketing or other types of content I'm not interested in.
Then I've got a pipeline that will process each article in numerous steps performing various […]
Original post on swecyb.com
swecyb.com
November 19, 2025 at 7:37 AM
@Weltenkreuzer I have built a system that will consume all my curated RSS-feeds.
Each new article is first of all filtered for promotional, marketing or other types of content I'm not interested in.
Then I've got a pipeline that will process each article in numerous steps performing various […]
Each new article is first of all filtered for promotional, marketing or other types of content I'm not interested in.
Then I've got a pipeline that will process each article in numerous steps performing various […]
@volpeon Oh that would be a very, very bad situation. I think getting a list of top-1000 websites on the web (something like this: https://www.htmlstrip.com/alexa-top-1000-most-visited-websites)
And then checking each ... you'd probably have a pretty good guestimate of how much would disappear […]
And then checking each ... you'd probably have a pretty good guestimate of how much would disappear […]
Original post on swecyb.com
swecyb.com
November 18, 2025 at 1:25 PM
@volpeon Oh that would be a very, very bad situation. I think getting a list of top-1000 websites on the web (something like this: https://www.htmlstrip.com/alexa-top-1000-most-visited-websites)
And then checking each ... you'd probably have a pretty good guestimate of how much would disappear […]
And then checking each ... you'd probably have a pretty good guestimate of how much would disappear […]
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The irony of it all is that I can't visit downdetector because the challenge.cloudflare.com domain is unavailable.
The irony of it all is that I can't visit downdetector because the challenge.cloudflare.com domain is unavailable.
@mellifluousbox I never would have guessed to say that I'm happy to be part of the 1% ;-) €30 / monthly donation.
November 18, 2025 at 9:31 AM
@mellifluousbox I never would have guessed to say that I'm happy to be part of the 1% ;-) €30 / monthly donation.
Reposted by Christoffer S.
We’re still an absolute skeleton crew of 14 people, competing with teams sometimes 100x as large as ours. To get to our humble team size was only possible through the less than 1% community members who donate to Mastodon, a handful larger donations, & EU grants, all of which we are forever […]
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mastodon.social
November 18, 2025 at 8:06 AM
We’re still an absolute skeleton crew of 14 people, competing with teams sometimes 100x as large as ours. To get to our humble team size was only possible through the less than 1% community members who donate to Mastodon, a handful larger donations, & EU grants, all of which we are forever […]