The Buoy to Bay Documentary Trailer is now Live! Put a lot of work into it, and even more work on the documentary, can wait for y'all to see it. Dates are coming soon. T-Shirts go on sale 10/18/2026 at 3PM EST.

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New Tesla Supercharger: Key West, FL (12 stalls) Voting Winner Site 🏆 If there's a place where you've always wanted a Supercharger, vote for it here:

The amount of snowflakes in the Tesla community today is unbelievable. They are coming out with the cold weather. I posted a video today of FSD pulling into an oncoming lane and literally coming to a complete stop as a car came straight towards it. That's something Tesla nerds like to talk about. My wife I both drive one and I want to know if there is something we need to pay attention to. The emotional responses were ridiculous. They act like simply talking about a problem is a problem.

There's an entirely new auto market being opened up by FSD. My wife and I moved into a retirement community last year, and we were joined by my brother and his wife. Our homes are almost next door to each other. Being longtime Tesla owners, we joined the EV group that meets once a month and shares information. I offered to talk about my experience with FSD, and they were excited to hear about it. So I prepared some slides and videos, freely purloined from the great material on X. The results were pretty astounding. The average monthly meetup usually had, perhaps, a couple of dozen people. Instead, the meeting notice talking about FSD drew a packed house of perhaps a hundred people, and we had to turn people away as the room was full. Well, that was last quarter's meeting. This quarter's meeting was held last week, to a significantly expanded group. And what did we hear? We heard about a couple that had stopped driving, their car sitting parked because they felt too unsure of themselves to drive. After my presentation, they traded in their vehicle for a Tesla with FSD, and now they are at about 97.5% on FSD and feel that they have been liberated. When I asked "why only 97.5%," they explained that the car lost its way in their underground parking garage (they live in the apartment section of the community). I explained that they could drop a pin on their actual parking spot rather than the address, and that may solve their problem. What struck me even more than the people who bought new Teslas after the presentation was how many seniors talked about their own FSD experience, and how many of them were achieving mid- to high-90% FSD driving. There was uniform enthusiasm for the product and for what it meant for them in their senior years. That matters in what is rapidly becoming an aging population.

In 1986, a tiny 75-cent discrepancy in a computer billing report set off one of the most remarkable detective stories in the early days of computing. Clifford Stoll, an astronomer at Lawrence Berkeley Laboratory, could have dismissed the missing amount as a rounding error. Instead, his curiosity turned it into a full-blown investigation. What started as a simple accounting puzzle stretched into a ten-month odyssey. By poring over login records, network traffic, and unusual nighttime activity, Stoll realized someone was systematically breaking into the lab’s systems. What first looked like possible student mischief quickly revealed something far more serious. The intruder turned out to be Markus Hess, a skilled German hacker who had penetrated U.S. research and government networks, including systems linked to the Department of Energy and military programs. He wasn’t merely browsing: he was stealing sensitive data and selling it to the KGB. With almost no established cybersecurity practices to draw from, Stoll had to invent his methods on the fly. He created custom monitoring tools, set digital traps, meticulously logged every move the hacker made, and worked closely with authorities. His persistence and ingenuity eventually traced the intrusions across the Atlantic, providing the evidence needed to expose Hess and shut down the espionage ring. All of it traced back to that single overlooked 75 cents. In 1990, Stoll chronicled the entire saga in his bestselling book The Cuckoo’s Egg: Tracking a Spy Through the Maze of Computer Espionage, which offered an early, gripping look at digital spying and helped lay the groundwork for the cybersecurity profession. Stoll’s story remains a powerful reminder that curiosity, attention to detail, and relentless determination—even when focused on something as small as 75 cents—can reveal hidden threats and alter the course of technology’s development. It served as one of the first clear signals that information systems were becoming strategic assets, every bit as valuable and vulnerable as physical ones.

First time watching a launch firsthand tonight, from ~30 mi distant. From dark moonlit sky to what’s depicted below. It was Falcon Heavy so dual boosters returned with sonic booms. Quite the spectacle!

It’s the start of Halloween month, so I’m celebrating with the release of How to Become a Vampire, my retelling of the strange and terrifying events that turned a man into a vampire.

Tippi Hedren, American actress and activist whose Hollywood career was defined by her star-making turn in Alfred Hitchcock’s The Birds and the severe professional and personal fallout that followed... In the mid-1970s, actress Tippi Hedren, best known for starring in Alfred Hitchcock’s The Birds, played an unexpected but pivotal role in shaping the Vietnamese nail salon industry. While volunteering at a refugee camp in California after the fall of Saigon, Hedren noticed that a group of Vietnamese women admired her manicured nails. Wanting to help them build new lives, she arranged for her personal manicurist to visit the camp and teach them professional nail care techniques. With Hedren’s support, about twenty women became licensed manicurists and began working in salons across Southern California. Their success inspired others in the Vietnamese community to follow, laying the foundation for what would become a multi-billion-dollar industry. #drthehistories#

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