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8 souls in a vessel
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goated set frfr
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Yj837Pegpfs
everybody should get their eyes checked, your vision is shittier than you think
RE: https://hachyderm.io/@evacide/116976291020473428
thank god fascists are incompetent morons
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This matters a lot because people are constantly asking me if they should set up a duress passcode in order to fool law enforcement.
https://techcrunch.com/2026/07/24/us-accuses-american-of-allegedly-wiping-his-phone-using-a-duress-password-during-border-search/
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@evacide@hachyderm.io
@evacide@hachyderm.io honestly skill issue on part of law enforcement for not
- copying the encrypted content before attempting decrypt
- using the built-in software for decryption
this is like digital forensics 101
absolute banger, saving it here for later
/.well-known/puppygirls.txt
nirodha is true will.
in those four words, the bridge between buddhism and thelema is built.
the defeat of choronzon is the cessesiton of wants, false wills, short-sighted pleasure for long-term suffering.
your true will is to win your toughest battles. and those battles are with yourself.
I find it so funny that Trump's political career has gone from "drain the swamp" to turning DC into a *literal* swamp
i am a buddhist anarchist, an ego-dead egoist, i am walking paradox of a woman, and it feels amazing
bite marks is to puppygirls what medals is to generals
trans arsonist with lasers, call that SpiroPyro
they're gonna have to lock down this article after tonight
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/France%E2%80%93Norway_relations
Discipline invoked with one word: today.
Today. Today. Today.
I am almost sure Discord is vibe coding their mobile app because the visual bugs and fuckery are beyond human incompetence
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@yossarian@infosec.exchange
@yossarian@infosec.exchange I have from bitter experience learned to never writing long texts in web forms. I write it in a .md file and copy-paste over when I'm finished. The modern web can't be trusted.
Also, it's possible to recover the text from the brower's memory if you're quick. I did that for a job application once.
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@yamuis@mastodon.nl
@yamuis@mastodon.nl Art is a communicative process. What a lot of people mean to say when they use "art" is "illustration". Though, most often when something is illustrated, it is also communicated, so the act of making an illustration and making art becomes one in the same.
With computer algorithms though, the difference emerges. So we have illustrations that are not art, because computers cannot communicate, because they are not sentient or volitional.
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@mrencyclopedia@retro.pizza
@mrencyclopedia@retro.pizza they don't make em like they used to
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@waglo@jasette.facil.services
@waglo@jasette.facil.services well i'm making a strictly unfounded claim that is at best extremely hard to prove, so i don't like my odds
there has got to be at least ONE wall street company trading on polymarket whilst wiretapping the white house...
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@Mimesatwork@wandering.shop
@Mimesatwork been out in the forest for a couple of days now and I notice it's extremely liberating to be able to take bathroom breaks literally anywhere.
There seems to be a certain critical mass where a society grows so large and complex that it is no longer possible to manage it through standard political control. The society forms a will of its own, and is driven by the naïve assumptions underpinning its political framework. A small set of parameters are selected, and optimized for, at the cost of everything else. Over time, society rots. Until the living standards disintegrate to the point where revolution is necessary for survival. Leaders are killed or exiled, and slowly the power vaccuum is filled by another paradigm. The cycle repeats.
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@kly@snabelen.no
@kly God politikk krever forståelse av problemstillingen man skal prøve å løse. Jeg får ikke inntrykk at Karianne Tung har spesielt god forståelse på fagområdet hun skal forvalte. Jeg mistenker at Ap har kraftig undervurdert viktigheten av digitalisering i samfunnet, og dermed ikke valgt en faglig egnet minister.
The biggest lie in history is that war was ever necessary.
Three rules:
1. be good to the earth
2. be good to others
3. be good to yourself
Nothing else really matters. If you can follow these three religiously, you've already won at being human.
Egoet, demonen Choronzon, driver oss til å sette kortsiktige mål, som egentlig handler om å helle vann på sjelsesårene våre. Late som at de ikke plager oss, skape en illusjon av oss selv så samfunnet kan akseptere oss. Man føler at man trenger å være "nyttig" i en veldig bregrenset og midlertidig kontekst. Man prøver målretta å bygge en versjon av selg selv i andres hoder gjennom gode handlinger. Det er dette som setter basisen for patriarkatet og kapitalismen.
empathy exercise: see what people are ashamed of, then DON'T judge them for it
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@RainDragon@furry.engineer
@RainDragon Just to be that person: LLMs refer specifically to language models, i.e. text generators. Generated illustrations require the use of a GAN, diffusion model or token-based composition model.
Utilitarianism is just a first-order derivative of hedonism. It's equally silly. Doing math with happiness. It's a capitalist analysis of the meaning of life. Happymaxxing. It runs right into Goodhart's law.
The recipe for a humane society can't be reduced to a single equation. Humans don't work that way.
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@dragonfrog@mastodon.sdf.org
@dragonfrog @badkeys No, the private key was never published by t-systems, but it's so weak that it's very easy to crack. OP cracked and published the private key.
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@dragonfrog@mastodon.sdf.org
@dragonfrog @badkeys Most people might not be fluent in base64-encoded ASN.1, but a trained eye can see that it's the same key.
Hint: A sufficiently strong RSA key cannot possibly be that short, and you know it's a DER-encoded pubkey because it starts with "ME" and ends with "AQAB" (0x10001, common RSA public exponent)
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@kaia@pleroma.soykaf.com
@kaia spezi nasal spray is something i could easily become addicted to
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@pollyglot@tech.lgbt
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@meph@social.treehouse.systems
@meph There already exists fully fleshed out solutions out there that allow you to do ZKP to prove with certainty you're of age without revealing anything else about you.
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@djchateau@infosec.exchange
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@djchateau@infosec.exchange
@djchateau@infosec.exchange @DoomHammerNG@mastodon.social @obsidian@mas.to You're running an entire modern web stack, web browser, server, database and everything, in javascript, on your machine, just to get a GUI on your application. The overhead is order of magnitudes larger than a simple C program interacting built Qt or GTK.
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@djchateau@infosec.exchange
@djchateau@infosec.exchange @DoomHammerNG@mastodon.social @obsidian@mas.to my brother in christ, electron *is* the bloat
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@stevenf@merveilles.town
@stevenf@merveilles.town This is amazing, now I wanna do a game jam...
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@pheeef@chaos.social
@pheeef@chaos.social Those Chinese buses are all over Europe and they're all remote controllable from China. It's kind of terrifying to think about.
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@bri7@social.treehouse.systems
@bri7@social.treehouse.systems b-but monster energy drink is 98% water 🥺
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@domi@donotsta.re
@domi the camcorder perfectly captures the energy of being at congress, really feels like being in some 90s internet pocket universe
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@MostlyHarmless__dup_1995@thecanadian.social
@MostlyHarmless@thecanadian.social The motivation is actually irrelevant, futures trading should be illegal. Chiago's onion market learned it the hard way in the 50s.
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@fabiosantoscode@mastodon.social
@fabiosantoscode@mastodon.social Had they kept the print keyword as opposed to migrating entirely to it being a built-in function and also kept the binascii library working with unicode string types, then like 90% if the python2-python3 compatibility issues would nonexistent. Most of the language remained completely the same but those two changes made it so the vast majority of python2 scripts straight up were not compatible with a python3 interpreter.
We need to normalize declaring software as finished. Not everything needs continuous updates to function. In fact, a minority of software needs this. Most software works as it is written. The code does not run out of date. I want more projects that are actually just finished, without the need to be continuously mutated and complexified ad infinitum.