Caleb James DeLisle

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2026-04-02 12:48:47 UTC

Someone talk me out of a bad idea...
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2026-03-31 00:25:01 UTC

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Depends on whether you want to tell people the Fediverse has two halves.
Almost nobody does, because almost everybody is politically aligned with one half or the other. But that's why nobody really understands the Fediverse, because the way the Fediverse actually functions would not be possible without both halves.

2026-03-28 23:22:47 UTC

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I have a counter-proposal: Only active duty servicemen can vote, and only veterans can hold office.
Everyone else can go about their life, but it's not Their Country if they're not willing to die for it. And nobody will ever lead the country into a war unless the guys who are about to die in it think it's necessary.

2026-03-23 14:11:13 UTC

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Who is likely to be able to stop the war is the Russians or Chinese, who are most likely in contact with everyone in the region - including any significant factions - because they're providing intel and support.
But trying to get something out of either Russia or China will require concessions that suck worse than just going without. Back to the old meme...
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2026-03-22 17:51:33 UTC

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Nitrogen is made from natural gas, so nitrogen tracks LNG price.
Farmers are going to skip applying fertilizer and accept lower yields, but that will raise grain prices which will probably lead to famine in Africa.

2026-03-10 14:30:08 UTC

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He's Italian, Italy is like the Nothing Ever Happens capital of the world...

2026-03-10 08:11:06 UTC

2027 memes delivered early...
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2026-03-10 06:47:29 UTC

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My respect for Shapiro goes up a little bit if he's willing to tolerate dissenting opinions - at least from someone who is bringing as much value to his organization as Walsh...

2026-03-09 18:36:56 UTC

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Those are just for making my yard a "fun place". Having stuff just growing random places and it's delicious, and you can just walk around munching... it's just irreplaceable.
However, I do have a couple of elderberries as an experiment to see if that works out. Supposedly dried elderberries are 30$ a pound.

2026-03-09 10:06:11 UTC

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If you factor in military spending, Massachusetts will *definitely* turn red.

2026-03-09 07:18:40 UTC

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Okay then it's basically a nothingburger.
If I had a penny every time some rabbi said "we're taking over the world", I'd be rich.
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2026-03-09 00:13:45 UTC

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Yes, I think some people thought about this.
Big open question is what is the US's will to fight.
War is extremely unpopular, more so than almost any war in the past (considering it's just the start). US govt is in a pickle because Gulf is central to their geopolitical power, but war is bordering on impossible.

2026-03-08 23:20:04 UTC

> United States and Israel have urged Iran to agree to a ceasefire
BEGGED, THE WORD YOU ARE LOOKING FOR IS BEGGED
> Netanyahu is said to be considering what some describe as a “last-resort option.”
> implicit reference to the potential use of nuclear capabilities
I think they might be dumb enough to do it. Strategically speaking, this is the dumbest fucking idea on the planet. Tehran is where all of the Iranian libshits live, the extremists live in the mountains. Vaporizing the libshits will have NO EFFECT on combat operations, but it will unite the Muslim world.
> Bahrain destabilized, both the UAE and Saudi Arabia now find themselves within striking distance
@nprofile…t3h7 probably ought to catch a flight... Come visit us in France (that offer is serious)
> Yesterday’s coalition bombing campaign, intended as a show of force, appears to have had little effect.
> Instead of deterring Iranian advances, the conflict has intensified.
Vaporizing libshits in Tehran, we talked about this.
> China has deployed an intelligence vessel off the coast of Oman
LOL, Chinaman troll hard.
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2026-03-08 21:46:20 UTC

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Yea but the China oil is not stuck in the strait of Hormuz
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2026-03-08 21:06:10 UTC

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They both do, but people are fairly patriotic in both countries. Putin has a 70something approval rating. Far from HATED.
Draft really does not work when govt is too unpopular, people either go and don't fight, or they shoot the press gangs on the streets. This is what happened in the 70s, thousands of fire-bombings, hundreds of sniper attacks, government forced to back down because they couldn't get people to go.
But even if they do go, then they shoot the officers (lookup "fragging officers" in Vietnam). And even if they don't shoot the officers, they don't fight if they can possibly avoid it.
It's generally thought that a draft in the US right now would trigger civil war.

2026-03-07 22:30:27 UTC

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If you've got loot, I'm sure they would love to...

2026-03-07 21:20:50 UTC

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UK being pushed toward open civil war right now for two reasons:
1. The US is busy, so they can't go to Britain and squash the resistance
2. By plunging the UK into a civil war, they can be kept out of the middle east

2026-03-05 19:46:59 UTC

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Giving Iran nuclear weapons - if done as part of a wider peace process - would most likely actually END the war.
Because then Israel would be insane to continue attacking, and Iran would be insane to shoot their gun because obviously they'd be wiped out next.
BUUUUT, I think China and Russia are not so interested in an end, because this is a chance to blow out the US Empire... So they'll prefer not to do this, and instead to let the war spiral...

2026-03-05 13:55:21 UTC

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If you can deploy a lot of them, like for example on every building roof, then it works even if it won't scale to a huge single installation. But this takes time that they don't have.

2026-03-05 09:10:48 UTC

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* SP = gasoline (95 / 98 is European octane ratings, same as US 87 and 95)
* E85 is 85% ethanol 15% gasoline, they sell that in the US too
* Gazole = diesel (B7 = 7% biodiesel, which is nice because it adds lubricity)
* GPLc is propane
All prices are by liter. E85 is cheaper because petroleum is heavily taxed...

2026-03-02 22:33:43 UTC

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This is a really dumb take.
The US destroyed the Iranian navy... Of course they did. The US is thousands of times more powerful than the Iranian government ever was, and it would be a total embarrassment if the US wasn't able to do that in a matter of hours.
The threat was never Iran's government, the real threat was that Iran's government would *collapse*. Because once they collapse, there's no one left who can call for peace, and it's just chaotic loose knit bands of militants fighting to the death, with (importantly) long range missiles that can hit anything trying to cross the strait of Hormuz - a very very VERY important trade route.
So the only way to secure global trade and 20% of the world's oil supply is a ground invasion. You can't bomb missiles, they're hidden in the mountains where they're impossible to see from the air. The only way to clear the country of missiles is with a ground invasion, and US invading Iran would be like China invading Appalachia. Same geography, same friendly locals.
The Japanese considered an invasion of the US in WW2, and one Japanese general famously quipped "There would be a rifle behind every blade of grass".
This is a loser's war, plain and simple. There's no winning move here. But none of it has anything to do with whether or not the US can topple the Iranian government.

2026-02-05 23:30:53 UTC

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Can you tell me in a sentence how they prevent the "miners/validators/etc can always steal the secret" thing?
Whatever they're doing, it can't be that complex...

2026-02-05 23:27:10 UTC

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Oh right, I remember the problem. We still don't know how to pass secrets on blockchains. If we can figure that one out, it will be HUUUUUUGE.
1. I have a secret
2. I encrypt it (somehow) on a smart contract blah blah on a blockchain
3. You want my secret, and you're willing to do whatever the contract requires to get it (pay), so
4. You make a key pair and you submit your public key into the contract with the payment and the contract does <magic> which re-encrypts my secret so that your private key is able to decrypt it.
Every way you try to solve this, the miners/validators/etc can always steal the secret...

2026-01-30 02:28:02 UTC

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Hmm, gold kg price = $166,583
13.5 tons of gold is 2.248 BILLION dollars worth.
> Corrupt mayor
I'm not sure that can be explained by brown bag money... Maybe he was running a bank out of his house?

2026-01-17 21:46:24 UTC

A US boots-on-the-ground war in Iran is highly likely to end with both sides losing.
The IRGC can't sustain against the bruit force of the US military, but the US military will get mired in Hell Mountains and end up losing to random chaotic goat herder tribes (probably Taliban that crosses the border lol).
And if this happens, it will most probably be the end of the US as a "world empire", nobody's going to really take them seriously anymore.
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2026-01-17 17:57:06 UTC

12.5 cents is a weird denomination at first glance, but it's actually 1/2 of a quarter. It ought to say 1/8th dollar.
1/8th used to be called "a bit"
The term "two bit whore" meant she'd work for a quarter - which means she was cheap. That's a little under $20 in today's money so not as cheap as you might think.
The fact that bits mean eighths is a coincidence with the fact that computing settled on 8 bits per byte. Early computing used decimal with 4 or 5 bits per digit (that was hell). Later there were machines with 9 bit bytes. 8 bits was something that just emerged as a convenient power of two that was in the right order of magnitude for machines of the era.
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2026-01-07 22:15:53 UTC

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That's why 4.4% is a very interesting number, because those people have actively searched it out...

2026-01-07 22:13:07 UTC

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> Results show that 4.4% of adults consumed raw milk at least once in the past year.
https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S0362028X22067059

2026-01-07 21:08:47 UTC

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I'm amazed that 4.4% of Americans drink raw milk. That's way more than the % who actually work on farms, and there's no real reason for most people to bother getting it except that they consider government health advice to be Adversarial Signaling and believe that there must be some benefit to doing the opposite.

2026-01-04 12:56:36 UTC

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"rich" (upper-middle class)
The rich don't pay taxes, the rich receive taxes.

2025-12-30 23:37:12 UTC

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It can always be worse 🇩🇪
The Brits weren't that bad until they had the tragic misfortune of a ♀️ 👑

2025-12-28 18:20:23 UTC

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Oh, that's BS, they were always gonna "leave the dollar", except that they don't because they can't. So instead they write angry blog posts on Zerohedge about how the dollar is about to collapse.
I have no illusions that the USD system is aging out, but there's no way another fiat system will be able to get enough traction to replace it. Bitcoin actually has the best chance out of anything, but no country wants Bitcoin standard because it demolishes their ability to borrow (print) endlessly, so everyone is basically stuck with the USD, and they just grumble because that's all they can do.

2025-12-24 00:58:55 UTC

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> Stick the institutions with the bad debt
Fair, but not legal without some kind of justification. If it could be argued that the institution committed fraud against the student by promising them a job, then that could be the ill-gotten gains, and then it's legal.
But this is all a bunch of complex hoops to jump through, and of course every judge will automatically say the institutions are angels, because of course they will...
So hunting down the (mostly Democrat) students and squeezing it out of them is the most accessible option for the moment, and it doesn't require any special approval...

2025-10-29 19:35:32 UTC

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My area of expertise is Prompt Engineering :]

2025-10-03 17:34:43 UTC

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> no one can afford socialized medicine
You *can* have social medicine, but you have to treat people a bit more like farm animals - meaning when someone is going to become endlessly costly to keep alive, you kill them.
But this "mercy killing" concept brings up a bunch of ugly eugenics type discussions that breaks the "nation of equals".
Traditionally, the US had commercial medicine where you can spend millions or even billions of dollars to keep someone alive past when they naturally should have died. Isn't Rockefeller on like his 8th heart transplant?
So socialized medicine countries are trying to walk a tightrope of implementing something like #1 without admitting it.

2025-10-01 09:18:13 UTC

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I can't spell - like learning disability level of bad spelling
I can't do math - stuff like times tables was extraordinarily hard for me to learn
I CAN speak properly, at least in English
I cannot do handwriting, my school gave up trying to teach it and instead taught me block-printing (all caps)
But then coding is my superpower so ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
Oh, also can't touch-type, but I can type faster than the average touch typer using 2 or 3 or 4 fingers, or 1 handed, any of those I'm near equally fast.

2025-09-11 13:38:01 UTC

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I'm not sure it was entirely about the gold standard, it seems that the American Empire "switched modes" and decided to pursue a policy of damaging its people.

2025-09-11 13:13:19 UTC

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Can we just admit that banning cigarette ads was a violation of the natural order of history?
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2025-09-10 15:11:02 UTC

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Okay interesting, but what the hell exactly was their angle here?
They're just really hyper-focused on making sure nobody ever feels empathy for any Ukrainian ever? If they think Americans are focused on her nationality, their intelligence is poop.

2025-09-10 14:58:33 UTC

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Good video.
They pushed money to Hitler who invaded all of the European countries and stole their gold then hid it in a cave in Germany, which the Americans conveniently "found" and took back to the US, so actually that was a "good investment" for them.

2025-09-10 14:53:30 UTC

Me, 1 minute ago:
Yeah.
Fuck yeah...
Yessssss...
My wife: Oh no, what happened, it was a nuke wasn't it? :|
(I got USB working on EcoNet)

2025-09-10 14:36:12 UTC

> Interpreting scripture is heresy.
Okay so why do people own bibles?
What's the point of reading words that you're not allowed to attempt understanding what they mean?
Shouldn't people just own a rule book based on official interpretations?

2025-09-10 12:46:05 UTC

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Wonder how much of that is just on account of breeding.

2025-09-10 09:25:55 UTC

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> Our war-fighting demographic is the lowest cats in our soci- WHAT IS THIS, WHOSE THERE, OH GOD NO HOW CAN THIS BE HAPPENING 😭 😭 😭

2025-09-10 09:05:22 UTC

Learning about XHCI controllers, yay...

2025-09-08 10:51:49 UTC

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The elite communicates through symbolism, they have already told us the EU will fall.
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2025-08-18 21:55:21 UTC

You're not allowed to tell ChatGPT that Doppler and Rindler redshift have the same root cause.
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2025-08-16 12:25:06 UTC

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You notice most of the (quazi) secret societies like Masons, Rotary Club, Knights of Columbus, etc are all ostensibly charitable organizations. I think it's a lot easier to get people in the door when the pitch is a charitable social club.

2025-08-16 10:57:35 UTC

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It is unfortunate because most Jews are regular folks trying to live their lives. But it's not something that just happened by chance, there are some Jews who have REALLY abused the public's good will toward them over the second half of the 20th century. Then I think the real elite badguys are happy with this situation because they plan to throw commoner Jews under the bus and then slip away to their private islands.

2025-08-15 17:23:58 UTC

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IMO most likely these are spy planes - based on the fact that they always show up neat military bases.
All of this fast acceleration and ripping around corners is more indicative of secret advanced thruster technology than aliens.

2025-08-15 17:19:59 UTC

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No, it's pretty certainly someone who hates him because he broke up the central bank. Probably a Jew who thinks that means he's antisemitic.

2025-08-15 15:11:19 UTC

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Whoever made that game hates Andrew Jackson so much they replaced him on the $20 note. Imagine so much butthurt.

2025-08-15 11:35:00 UTC

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Not sure how to understand all this sub-thread, but to my original question "How's it going?" I'm going to register these responses as "Not awesome."

2025-08-15 10:19:56 UTC

How's it going?

2025-08-14 22:10:14 UTC

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> Your CyberTruck was remotely deactivated
Over trademark drama? 🤣

2025-08-14 21:41:21 UTC

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Forgot the question while answering lol

2025-08-14 21:39:53 UTC

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Mixed bag. Some Americans are very genetically fit because they braved nature during the expansion and the less fit ones didn't make it. Others who came a little later didn't have so much to struggle against (Irish Civil War Mercenaries). On average better than average European IMO.

2025-08-14 21:23:29 UTC

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Europeans can't understand why Americans - who aren't stupid, and who know what Trump is - voted for Trump.
Then the exact same Americans turned right around and are now pounding the table to release the Epstein files, even against the wishes of Trump.
What these two things have in common is they have both been represented as something which will cause the collapse of the US Government. That's it, that's why they're popular, that's where we are.

2025-08-14 21:11:04 UTC

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The thing about the US is not really about immigrants, they're just unlucky pawns here.
The US needs the equivalent of a French Revolution to set itself straight. Everyone who presided over the looting of the country needs to be fed to the guillotine, entire bloodlines need to end over this. It needs to be so horrifying that for centuries people remember it as a cautionary tale of happens when the elites sell out the nation.

2025-08-14 20:56:04 UTC

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Having been an expat for my entire adult life, I don't really have that much connection to America anymore and I'm more just cheering from the sidelines. But the US elites have been making the country a little bit worse every year since at least the 1970s. It's so depraved. There are places in America that even the poorest people in Europe would be astonished to see.
So I don't think there is any amount of vengeance that will ever be enough, but I can tell you at this point Americans are like 1930s Germany level angry.

2025-08-14 20:00:17 UTC

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And one American can apply to 50 jobs, at 50 companies, and that's "50 Qualified Americans" on file, which means that now 50 H1Bs are stuck in legal limbo. It's gorgeous.

2025-08-14 19:47:38 UTC

So apparently this is how JOBS.NOW works.
Any American, living in an American city, with tech skills, should be applying to these right now. Even if you have a job, even if you're not interested in leaving, this will cause SO MUCH TROUBLE for these scum companies.
https://pkteerium.xyz/media/4ae48c1fb9522ddbc9c3e727b4e8833d354c387f8adc8f5f44b1c66b00a1a0e4.mp4

2025-08-14 19:12:54 UTC

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Vance strikes me as the kind of guy who will bend them over in a negotiation and make them agree to build the world's largest nuclear waste dump or some shit...

2025-08-11 21:10:34 UTC

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Imagine the man who agrees to do that job.

2025-08-11 20:59:09 UTC

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They definitely have these lists, because for example what if some algo/intern suspends a world leader and causes an international incident for which Elon has to take a public reprimand to set things right again? It's impossible that they don't have protected accounts...

2025-08-11 20:54:14 UTC

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That whole thing has to be a gimmick, there's no way that Grok isn't on a magic whitelist that bypasses any possibility to suspend the account...

2025-08-11 18:26:12 UTC

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> Free (it's work)
> Money (it's worth like $0.50, it's PLATING)

2025-08-05 13:03:11 UTC

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Literally this meme.
Public schools don't just suck, they are THE SINGLE BIGGEST DRIVER OF TEEN SUICIDE.
Imagine how fucked in the head you'd have to be to see something so horrible that people execute themselves to get away from it, and then think "we need to do this to children".
https://pkteerium.xyz/media/7c2b9129f463ded433f003b7719a6488795d30c29e452ef96a54d10c522e69bb.png
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2025-08-03 17:42:29 UTC

Refractory wool is incredibly effective 👀
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2025-07-31 13:14:56 UTC

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Most of the time, everyone is someone. So if it's like Russian hackers or something, Visa calls their connections in the US govt, who put pressure on Russia, who tells their mob guys to cut it out, and they tell the hackers to stop.
But an amorphous group of angry gamers who emerge out of nowhere, nobody knows who to call to make them stop.

2025-07-31 11:50:09 UTC

If the gamers were to start doing mass-carding, ordering random shit to random locations, Visa would back down IMMEDIATELY.

2025-07-31 10:46:24 UTC

HHO YouTube is a wild combination of:
1. Let me tell you about this thing that doesn't work and is a fraud and a conspiracy theory I know for a fact because science 🤓
2. There's this magical stuff that solves all the world's problems no I've never been able to make it work, oil companies did this
3. Today we're going to build a very small nuclear reactor in the garage!

2025-07-27 17:13:52 UTC

It looks like they punched the Zen4 into an AI optimization algorithm to reorganize it to be as tightly packed as possible. The Zen4c doesn't really make any sense as something that was intentionally designed.
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2025-07-26 20:43:17 UTC

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ChatGPT: Has anybody experimented with building devices which take advantage of this effect but on a larger scale, for experimenting with high pressure?
Neutrons? 👀
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2025-07-26 20:40:53 UTC

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Wow man.
You just ate the most acid I have ever seen anybody eat in my life.
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2025-07-26 20:04:47 UTC

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Yeah, this is actually going to reflect poorly on the restaurant. They lose their chef, other chefs think they might not have Artistic Freedom, people know the restaurant doesn't have a chef, who are they gonna hire? Someone who is gonna be 2nd rate or 3rd rate who doesn't mind doing whatever the owner says... And people who might go there know this...

2025-07-26 19:51:49 UTC

You know this old party trick with breaking a bottle with your hand by creating cavitation? It strikes me that building a larger scale version of this experiment could be really useful for high pressure experiments.
There are three ways you could do this:
1. Put the part under test at the bottom of a cylinder that's partially full of water, ideally with a cone at the bottom to concentrate the force, and then hit the top of the cylinder with an air hammer or a spring loaded hammer (don't underestimate big springs!) that can build a lot of inertia quickly. Exactly the same process as hitting the bottle.
2. Put the part at the top of a cylinder with a piston at the bottom and use a hydraulic system to pull the piston down. You might need to use a different working fluid because water is likely to vaporize faster than you can pull the piston, defeating your vacuum. Below the piston should be more water, because any air that leaks past the piston rings will otherwise spoil the vacuum.
3. The last idea is to fill the bottom of the cylinder with water, and fill the top of the cylinder with a gas that shrinks in volume when it burns (e.g. Brown's Gas). You light the gas and the collapsing of volume causes the water to rush from the bottom of the cylinder to the top. You could further improve on this design by using a piston to push the water in the bottom of the cylinder up, thus compressing the gas and creating more energy in the collapsing cavity.
- A thought that I can't get out of my mind, is the possibility that Stanley Meyer et,al actually DID create a water engine, but they didn't understand it, because what was actually happening was fusion. Not cold fusion, but normal high pressure high energy fusion, and the energy to trigger it was caused by cavitation from the collapse of Brown's Gas when ignited in the cylinder of the engine...
https://pkteerium.xyz/media/29a2753e2316832b87be8374961a6557b094ca85195c058cb0f02c6db2ec5cd2.mp4

2025-07-26 15:09:37 UTC

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I mean, giving people autism was all fun and games until they started forming SS units...

2025-07-26 11:15:24 UTC

Imagine if India had an Online Safety Act.

2025-07-25 13:35:11 UTC

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2025-07-24 16:45:14 UTC

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I assume these have to be list-imports, there's no way this many people can be writing this many blocks...

2025-07-24 16:44:22 UTC

What's up with all of these new teenager-operated masto instances going up today? @nprofile…3pm5 is in overdrive...

2025-07-23 23:47:50 UTC

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Grok is more like "Search engine grade" than an actually reasoning AI.

2025-07-21 19:45:38 UTC

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Give him an AK47 and like a pound of crack and parachute him in.
Hunter vs. El Salvador is TV I would pay for.

2025-07-21 15:26:09 UTC

Hiring out-of-work programmers to do manual labor, but allow them 20% time in a play-room full of robot arms where they can try figuring out ways to automate the job...

2025-07-16 14:44:44 UTC

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Something somewhere calls it, so when it doesn't exist it gets a type error?

2025-07-04 22:29:25 UTC

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Well, that's not saying a whole lot because the political discourse in most countries is insane. For example shutting down the electrical generation capacity, the masses are asses...
But in America, the elites are either insane or corrupt, so there's nobody in The System saying "hey, we want to reduce crime, but not by causing everyone to have scary police encounters all of the time, lets optimize this..."

2025-07-04 21:36:00 UTC

You know what one of the crazies things about the US is?
A cop can pull you over on the side of the road and be like "Please take this breathalyzer test" and you can say "no" because that's your right.
But he can also say "please step out of the car" and if you say "no" then he'll beat your ass and claim you're resisting, because that's not your right.
So the word "please", in US legal parlance, has 2 meanings:
1. Would you please wave your right not to do this?
2. By my authority I am compelling you to do this.
And they won't tell you which one it is, or they may lie about which one it is, and if you do it and you had the right not to then it's assumed you waved that right.
(AFAIK)

2025-07-03 20:19:26 UTC

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How it started: .de
How it's going: (the list has been truncated to the first 20 entries)

2025-07-03 18:55:11 UTC

Imagine if you didn't know about Israel and someone just told you...
> wtf is Is Real?
> Country
> Bro you're kidding me, I'm supposed to believe that shit?
> Lemme guess, there's also a country called TotallyNotMadeUp?

2025-06-21 21:48:54 UTC

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Here's my hot take: Cats secure food and shelter by manipulating human child-rearing instinct, this makes them technically a brood parasite.

2025-06-19 15:49:32 UTC

Remember this one?
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2025-06-16 20:12:58 UTC

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I get the idea there's some of this going on....
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2025-06-13 11:14:20 UTC

Happy Friday the 13th, Fuck The Templars.

2025-06-12 17:29:36 UTC

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Different people have different definitions of anti-vax, so before I can really respond to you, I need to understand what is anti-vax in your opinion...
1. Are there ANY vaccines which you consider to be deserving of anti-vax sentiments? For example, are you for or against the Tetanus vaccines used in 2013 in Kenya?
2. Do you think that anything said by vaccine manufacturers is intentionally false and misleading? For example, do you consider that challenges of Pfizer's use of the words "safe and effective" constitute anti-vax nonsense? What about the assertion that COVAX is 95% effective?
3. If you think that some vaccines are harmful, or you think that some vaccine manufacturers sometimes lie, then what authority or source of truth do you point to in order to justify yourself as a normal well adjusted individual and not an anti-vaxxer?

2025-06-11 22:38:35 UTC

For some reason, every European muscle car is a sleeper.
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2025-06-10 17:28:18 UTC

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It won't.
Americans associate illegal immigration with Mexico and legal immigration with India. In many cases they're more sympathetic to the Mexicans because there's more shared culture and a lot of Indians are just really badly behaved.

2025-06-10 16:01:02 UTC

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It's because they're all posting the exact same shit. Forced memes are cringe even if the idea is a good one.

2025-06-08 20:32:44 UTC

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Agreed on all points except for one:
Blackrock isn't so much "controlling" the government, they're more a front for the Treasury which allows the Treasury to do market manipulation that they're not supposed to do because they're governmental.

2025-06-03 20:13:33 UTC

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Everybody gets this wrong about the Eisenhower Matrix.
Non-urgent unimportant things are recreation, unwinding, cool-off, play. They're actually far more important than you think.
URGENT unimportant items are the ones to eliminate, delegating them is just going to get you the Parkinson's Law rising pyramid of office clerks.
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