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Robb Knight @robb@social.lol
Just did some training related to cyber attacks and it referred to any task to defending against such attacks as "Cyber Tasks" so I will be calling all my tasks cyber tasks from now on

∞ https://rknight.me/notes/202608031236/
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Felipe Borges :gnome: @gnome@felipeborges.eu
I have spent the last two years rebuilding GNOME Boxes from the ground up, and now I am ready to share this beta version with you!

https://feborg.es/future-of-boxes #GNOME
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prealpinux :activitypub: @prealpinux@mastodon.uno
Esiste una alternativa ActivityPub a LinkedIn?
Sì, si chiama BizzFed ed è ancora agli inizi… È bello vedere che qualcosa si muove nel fediverso anche per l’ambito lavorativo e professionale! 🤩 https://bizzfed.de

@fediverso
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jcrabapple @jcrabapple@dmv.community
🟢 Your smartwatch's green light has a 90-year-old secret origin.

That tiny LED is photoplethysmography (PPG), an optical trick from 1937. Physiologist Alrick Hertzman at St. Louis University pointed a light bulb and photocell at a finger and watched the pulse show up in the changing light passing through the blood.

Same principle, different scale: it now runs hospital pulse oximeters and every fitness wearable. Green light near 520-530nm is strongly absorbed by hemoglobin, so when your heart beats and floods the wrist with blood, less light bounces back to the sensor. Count those dips and you have a heart rate.

One bit of history worth knowing: the rabbit's-ear version of this experiment belongs to Molitor and Kniazuk at the Merck Institute in 1936. Hertzman's landmark 1937 paper measured human fingers and toes, not a rabbit.

The tech also keeps shrinking. In April 2025, SCIVAX and TSLC in Japan announced the world's smallest PPG sensor head at about one square millimeter, a tenth the conventional size. Miniaturization like that is why rings like Oura can get so thin.

Read more:
https://journals.sagepub.com/doi/abs/10.3181/00379727-37-9630
https://www.businesswire.com/news/home/20250402019875/en/The-Worlds-Smallest-PPG-Sensor-Head
https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC4822420/

#wearables #science #history
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