On January 14, 2026, global telnet traffic observed by GreyNoise sensors fell off a cliff. A 59% sustained reduction, eighteen ASNs going completely silent, five countries vanishing from our data entirely. Six days later, CVE-2026-24061 dropped. Coincidence is one explanation.

The pattern points toward one or more North American Tier 1 transit providers implementing port 23 filtering

I'm still updating. I never took the time to play PTU this go around because I've been busy coming in 4th or 5th every match in Arena Commander.

Thankfully there's already a Shadow Patch Notes video posted so I was able to catch up.

I liked they way they bridged the Apollo release and ASD site B in the trailer.

• Now through August 12th :: nominate ships
• August 18th - Sept 2 :: Vote on the sweet 16 bracket
• Sept 2 :: Winners announced.

Vehicles that clinch a spot in the final Elite Eight will be available to test-fly for free from August 26, so don’t forget to upvote, like, and share your favorite fan-made creations.

The Final Four competitors will also receive a special in-game paint and poster, while the winner gets an in-game championship pennant commemorating their 2955 win.

I'm oddly excited about the posters for no real reason. I'm also wondering if the Resource Drive is going to make this the Raft's year to shine.

Two years ago, Oregon cherry growers hoped that above-average yield and creative marketing would end a string of damaging seasons largely caused by snow and heat devastating the fragile crop. But the cherry market crashed that year and was so harmful to Oregon cherry farmers that they received federal aid as a result.

This year may prove to be just as challenging for farms growing Oregon’s fourth most valuable fruit, after wine grapes, blueberries and pears.

“It’s going to be a disaster of a year,” Chandler said, “but not a natural one, a manmade disaster.”

Many cherry farmers started the summer harvest last month with a labor shortage, as farmworkers delayed traveling to Oregon out of fear of immigration crackdowns.

In 2023, cherry farmers sought a disaster declaration from Gov. Tina Kotek after the price retailers paid them per pound dropped to about 55 cents.

This year, cherry farmers are estimating they’ll make 30 or 40 cents per pound, said Ashley Thompson, an associate professor of horticulture at Oregon State and a cherry expert.

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The woman, Elisha Young, is the paper's former business manager. She was arrested in Whitehall, Ohio, after a nationwide warrant was sent out for her arrest.

I'd usually don't log my crimes so I don't need to delete them. But I guess that's why I'll never be the Emissary.

Local to me in Oregon, anyway.

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Happy Saturday everyone!

I'm sorry.

edit: so I'm not rhyming me with me