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Larry Cannell

@lcannell@hachyderm.io
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Husband, Dad, Geek, Research Analyst

Family guy, kind of nerdy, sometimes funny. These thoughts and views are my own and do not represent those of my employer. Boosts are not endorsements.

Header photo: A mural on display in Farmington, Michigan created by local artist John Martin and inspired by the city’s unique neighborhoods and culture (2018).

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Joined December 27, 2022
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Larry Cannell @lcannell@hachyderm.io
· 14mo ago

This reads like an episode of "House" https://arstechnica.com/health/2025/08/after-using-chatgpt-man-swaps-his-salt-for-sodium-bromide-and-suffers-psychosis/

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Larry Cannell @lcannell@hachyderm.io
· 9mo ago

A fascinating story about recovering and documenting the contents of a recently found magnetic tape dated June 1974 containing UNIX V4. The Computer History Museum’s Shustek Research Archive team carefully pulled the bits from the tape by reading its analog wave form and then using software to decode it into a digital form. This is a more reliable technique than using an old and reconditioned version of an original model tape drive that wrote it.

The tape contains ‘"a tar file of the filesystem," and instructions on dumping an RK05 disk image from tape to disk (and what to do next).’ An RK05 is a hard disk drive manufactured by DEC in the early 1970s and was widely used with PDP-11 minicomputers with a capacity of about 2.5 MB (yes, megabytes).

"In the early days, when you wanted to cut a tape, you'd ask Ken if it was a good day — whether the system was relatively bug-free — and copy off the research machine... I've been saying It's probably V5 minus a tiny bit, which turned out to be quite true."

https://tech.slashdot.org/story/25/12/21/020235/bell-labs-unix-tape-from-1974-successfully-dumped-to-a-tarball

https://archive.org/details/utah_unix_v4_raw

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Larry Cannell @lcannell@hachyderm.io
· 12mo ago

'imagine that six months ago, you bought a couch. It’s a lovely couch and you put a lot of time and energy into making sure you got the right one. For six months, you’ve sat on this couch, napped on it, sometimes even slept on it overnight. And then, one day, as you’re laying on the couch, the armrest whispers to you, “Would you like to buy a soda?”'

🤣

https://www.techdirt.com/2025/09/29/samsung-pilots-making-its-smart-fridges-billboards-after-people-bought-them/

Samsung Pilots Making Its Smart Fridges Billboards After People Bought Them
Techdirt

Samsung Pilots Making Its Smart Fridges Billboards After People Bought Them

Let’s do a thought experiment together. I want you to imagine that six months ago, you bought a couch. It’s a lovely couch and you put a lot of time and energy into making sure you got …

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Larry Cannell @lcannell@hachyderm.io
· 16mo ago

@redcrew@mstdn.social Eve was a great character on Northern Exposure 😢

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Larry Cannell @lcannell@hachyderm.io
· 17mo ago

@redcrew@mstdn.social $2 DVDs, large selection

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Larry Cannell @lcannell@hachyderm.io
· 43mo ago
Replying to
@blaine great stuff! I assume you used Upwelling to co-author this?
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Larry Cannell @lcannell@hachyderm.io
· 11mo ago

There is a Bluesky feed for Microsoft Ignite (it says 2024 but the feed still works). Find it here: https://bsky.app/profile/jeftek.com/feed/msignite #MicrosoftIgnite

Bluesky Social

Microsoft Ignite 2024 by @jeftek.com

Feed of posts and activity related to the Microsoft Ignite Conference held in Chicago, US in 2024. - #msignite #microsoftignite BlueskyFeedCreator.com

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Larry Cannell @lcannell@hachyderm.io
· 13mo ago

@nihongomaamaa@mastodon.ie @jerry@infosec.exchange You know more than I, but I have ISOs created by ddrescue where makemkv reports it is working around dozens of errors but still extracts and recovers the entire video file. That error correction is not happening at the hardware level

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Larry Cannell @lcannell@hachyderm.io
· 15mo ago

“The music survived.”

"The lesson here is simple: creativity will survive. It always has. Every time a new tool, technology, or innovation emerges, there’s a tendency to think it spells the end for what came before. But history tells a different story—one of adaptation, evolution, and growth."

https://www.techdirt.com/2025/06/27/creativity-technological-evolution/

Creativity & Technological Evolution
Techdirt

Creativity & Technological Evolution

This series of posts explores how we can rethink the intersection of AI, creativity, and policy. From examining outdated regulatory metaphors to questioning copyright norms and highlighting the ris…

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