Machine Museum

12/04/2026

Seems yesterday for a few of us... but the worries to be replaced were sincere.
And now we have here, today..AI, so what is it going to happen??

12/04/2026

12/04/2026

Tim da una intervista con il Wall Street Journal.

11/04/2026

Una visita più che interessante.

La Tecnologia in Alta Definizione. Tutte le recensioni, i test, le prove e i migliori prezzi sulla tecnologia a portata di click.

11/04/2026

Careful, it can be a jungle out there.

11/04/2026

Andrés Freund, a Microsoft engineer, averted a global-scale cyberattack by discovering a backdoor in XZ Utils, a critical compression software used by default in almost all Linux distributions.

The programmer noticed a slowdown of just half a second in remote login processes (SSH). After a deep technical investigation, he detected malicious code hidden in the liblzma library, which was consuming unusual CPU cycles.

The perpetrator, using the pseudonym "Jia Tan," spent two years gaining the trust of the open-source community to introduce this secret access. The plan was to allow unauthorized remote control of millions of servers and devices worldwide.

Thanks to Freund's curiosity and diligence, the threat was neutralized before the infected version reached most production systems. The incident has been rated with the highest danger level on the cybersecurity scale.

11/04/2026

"Apple-1 Registry - Apple-1 #29 'Sicilian'"
https://www.apple1registry.com/en/29.html

11/04/2026

"Serial number of the Apple-1 computer" https://www.apple1registry.com/en/serial.html

Palermo is quite happy to have the #29 on the list a.k.a. the "Sicilian" Apple.
It's signed by Steve Jobs on the back with the #01-0078.

The seller was Stan Veit. (We will post more about him in the next days)

Serial number of Apple-1 computers