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2026-07-25 23:54:50 UTC

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I've been using magnetic usbc adapters. Reduced cable stress because the magnets just come undone and fewer physical insertions. It also acts as a plug that keeps the pocket lint out.

2026-07-25 23:52:24 UTC

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Do you hate squirrels yet?

2026-07-25 23:47:11 UTC

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All work and no play makes Bill a dull boy.

2026-07-25 20:42:09 UTC

Fish tank filter was a bust. The seals were dry rotted and the manufacturer no longer makes them. I could seal it but nothing that won't be a giant pain in the ass with the maintenance frequency. You get what you pay for it seems.
Tweaked the pools chemicals after I gave up on that.
I think that's enough work for the day. Time for sauna then float around in the pool a bit.
#nevent1q…haqv

2026-07-25 14:00:45 UTC

Do a chore, check nostr, repeat.
I have one of those fancy electric composters and it needed the filter rebuilt. They are a plastic shell carbon pellet filter. Buy for $100 a piece or replace the carbon with $5 of carbon pellets, that's $95 in the bank.
That's one chore done.
Next up, my fish tank has a little side of the tank filter. I acquired one of the larger nicer under tank filters. Time to set up the under tank filter and switch over.
Maybe I'll just make nostr my chore log.

2026-07-25 13:00:22 UTC

Watched last nights spacex launch at someone else's house. They selected some feed with a rando in between us and the real feed. It was so distracting. I just couldn't stop thinking about how pathetic it is to make a career out of reacting to other people actually doing stuff.
This wasn't a reporter though I'm sure that's how he thinks of himself. A reporter would have research on hand to add context at appropriate times. This guy never added any valuable information but he did say dumb shit over the real commentators so I missed interesting technical information.
Anyhow, just a rant about bumping into the version of the internet fed to normies who don't take self police their information intake.

2026-07-25 12:25:24 UTC

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2026-07-24 20:35:14 UTC

Got curious and wore my chest strap HR monitor into the steam sauna. 24 minute session. HR was 156 when I got out.

2026-07-24 18:21:24 UTC

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But you didn't :smug:
I hate that feeling when I know I messed up but can't really whine because nobody likes a whiner.

2026-07-24 15:36:23 UTC

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I stared at that 3rd guess a long time.

2026-07-24 15:22:25 UTC

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2026-07-24 00:04:46 UTC

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Stacked.

2026-07-23 23:42:56 UTC

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This is why I'm starting with 275g totes. Hopefully soon.

2026-07-23 23:36:59 UTC

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I don't think there is anything wrong with that.

2026-07-23 16:18:45 UTC

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Like I said before. If the data center builders gave a shit about the local community or environment they would all use closed loop cooling. Most new ones don't.
That is one simple to understand case of unnecessary externalities to make construction cheaper. It is not the only one.
I'm not opposed to them being built, I'm opposed to the exploitation.

2026-07-23 15:07:01 UTC

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1, lol @ my source that AI data centers aren't ripping off the locals is I asked an AI.
2, AI data center loads are extremely variable loads not fixed loads. They have very large and very fast swings in power consumption which are difficult to manage as a generator.
3, data centers make very few jobs compared to any other use of the space. How are they paying the community when there are no meaningful local salaries?
As someone who has first hand experience working in data centers, you really sound like your knowledge is entirely based on a few astroturf articles.

2026-07-23 13:45:45 UTC

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You seem ill informed about the state of modern data center construction.

2026-07-23 13:41:19 UTC

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I guessed the same thing.

2026-07-23 13:35:27 UTC

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2026-07-23 00:23:40 UTC

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When I first started the complaints growing I remember seeing people talking about them using all the water. At first I thought the complainers were insane. When I found out they really are using open loop water cooling I knew which side I was on immediately.

2026-07-22 23:50:29 UTC

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I have become a stationary snob since I restarted the practice of journaling. Something about doing it with nice stuff really boosts the effect of taking a moment for calm clarity. So now I'm carrying a 0.3mm kuru toga and a 1917 notebook.

2026-07-22 23:44:40 UTC

People aren't mad that data centers are being built. People are mad about the way they are being built. It is flagrant how much they are intentionally creating externalities to put the cost on the local community instead of the business building it. All the while keeping the profits produced out of those same communities. Who wouldn't be mad if that was being done to them?
#nevent1q…ky4l

2026-07-22 11:28:34 UTC

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Trump has the same skill for uniting people around the world in hating him.

2026-07-22 11:16:22 UTC

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2026-07-21 20:06:08 UTC

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I always assumed male OBs were just pervs who didn't have the foresight to realize they wouldn't get to pick their patients.

2026-07-21 20:03:52 UTC

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TBF, I've been self administering orgasm therapy for decades with excellent results. My only real complaint is the self administering part, it works better with some help.

2026-07-21 17:35:23 UTC

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The medical and psych fields are overrun with "experts" on conditions they've never experienced.
A personal favorite example is that Borat's brother, a neurotypical, has been the worlds leading "expert" on autism for decades. After all that time working with autistic people he unironically thinks that autistic people have no theory of mind. That shit would be funny as hell if it wasn't peer reviewed, accepted, published, and used to guide the care of actual human beings.
Anyhow, you don't look disabled sooo....

2026-07-21 17:25:30 UTC

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I expected them to just ramp the hype and go public to dumb on the economically illiterate. Trying to actually turn a sustainable profit is remarkably Un-VC of them.
Despite the naysayers, the most obvious explanation is that the VC insiders think there is more money to be had holding and turning them profitable than hype and dumb to exit now. That would take a huge gap in expected profit considering how high time preference VC usually is when there is a profit to be locked in.

2026-07-21 11:43:47 UTC

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Are you questioning the manliness of the manliest and wisest man that ever lived?

2026-07-21 11:32:22 UTC

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2026-07-20 15:40:41 UTC

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Using a GrapheneOS tablet as the goto "computer" for now. Kid profile with whitelisted apps and content.
Xteink x4 is a great little dumb e-reader once you load crosspoint on it. Side loaded no DRM epubs only. I didn't enable network and it doesn't do any ads or recommendations if I did.

2026-07-20 15:36:34 UTC

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At first I was like "I should check out the new kimi model"
Then I realized the American government isn't competent enough to target the best models so it is probably fine to fully disregard.

2026-07-20 15:33:01 UTC

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Piracy makes total control of their media consumption easy. There is only one source of content and content only arrives there if I put it there.

2026-07-20 15:30:13 UTC

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A 20 year old unit is on outdated refrigerant that is getting extremely expensive due to EPA stuff.
Damn shame it came due before r290 is properly approved (unless you are in Europe where it already is) and available. It is far more efficient.

2026-07-20 14:46:00 UTC

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I'm torn between it definitely does because landlords never maintain their shit and it definitely doesn't because HVAC techs are too lazy to troubleshoot and get sales commissions now so they think $10k HVAC systems are disposable.

2026-07-20 14:41:51 UTC

Sitcoms trained us all to laugh at insult and injury, look how society has turned out. This is just more of that.
If your first instinct is anything other than making a note for how to better manage your kids content consumption we probably can't be friends.
#nevent1q…pgx9

2026-07-20 12:23:55 UTC

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That gets back to why nostr when I do spend time on social media. No other platform makes it easier to engage with and reward the people who post more rarely but higher effort higher quality content.

2026-07-20 12:20:20 UTC

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I'm scatterbrained by nature. I'm really prone to piling up lots of projects in mixed states of partially done.
Slowing down and really focusing on the current task, proper execution with all the details completed really improves my mental state. Also the more I improve my mental state the easier it is to slow down and focus on one task at a time. It is a virtuous cycle. It's kind of amazing how much much gets done by slowing down.

2026-07-20 12:13:29 UTC

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I'm not opposed to 1 and 2. The amount of time I often spend on here exceeds what I think is optimal for those functions.
Think about it this way. Book clubs meet once a month typically. Any more often and some of the members won't have had enough time to finish the book. Going to more book clubs adding books to a to read list you never actually read isn't a good use of your time.
How many of us here would be better served by a far higher execution to new ideas ratio?

2026-07-20 12:02:08 UTC

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2026-07-19 23:21:20 UTC

I've noticed that the better my mental health state the less compulsion I feel to engage with social media.
It kinda makes it hard to not picture some of the prolific posters here like that crazy homeless guy yelling at stranger as they pass by on the street.

2026-07-19 23:12:47 UTC

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El Salvador before that.

2026-07-19 17:56:02 UTC

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Still confused.

2026-07-19 17:34:28 UTC

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It's been a long fall from "speak softly and carry a big stick" to "Trump Always Chickens Out"
Nemesis unnecessary. The hubris is only there to try to cover up all the failures they are hoping no one notices. Noticed or not, the problems are real and hubris doesn't solve them.

2026-07-19 17:28:18 UTC

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I also have no clue WTF I'm looking at.

2026-07-19 13:54:30 UTC

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And steal from you by guaranteeing worse than market rate returns with the gap getting larger the higher inflation is.

2026-07-19 13:48:09 UTC

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2026-07-18 14:45:04 UTC

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Trump is doing everyone a favor by reminding us that the government is not on our side and isn't here to help.
Canada used to have fewer massive fires but the government decided to cancel their fire prevention programs.
Consider it a team effort.

2026-07-18 12:58:56 UTC

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I predicted months ago, though maybe not publicly, that Luke would rage quit if 110 failed.

2026-07-18 12:51:34 UTC

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2026-07-18 01:31:50 UTC

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I was so confused who thought chicken parm with rice and beans was a good idea until I finally figured out that's salsa.

2026-07-17 22:38:11 UTC

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The "Democrats would rather lose" theory really rains on your parade.
Apologies for AI summary, I couldn't find my favorite real human explanation.
The donor class overlaps. Democratic Party leadership and their biggest donors (Wall Street, corporate executives, defense contractors, private equity) often benefit from the same policies Republicans enact — tax cuts for the rich, deregulation, endless wars, weak labor laws. 2
If Democrats actually won big and enacted the popular progressive platform they campaign on (Medicare for All, $15 minimum wage, taxing the rich, etc.), it would directly hurt the financial interests of their own donor class. 3
So they self-sabotage. The party puts forward weak candidates, runs milquetoast centrist campaigns, and makes unpopular tactical decisions — ensuring they stay just competitive enough to raise money and exist, but not so successful that they'd actually have to deliver on real change.
The blame-shifting mechanism. When they lose, they blame Republican obstruction, gerrymandering, the Electoral College, voter suppression, or the media. When they win narrow majorities, they use the filibuster or "moderates in their own party" as excuses for why they can't pass anything transformative.

2026-07-17 20:57:30 UTC

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If voting changed anything they would make it illegal.

2026-07-17 19:55:41 UTC

Free as in beer.
Free as in freedom.
Free as in you should have read the terms of service.

2026-07-17 19:47:43 UTC

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The mini-PC merely needs software done. With any luck flirc will mean I can use my same remote.
I can do all myself but I do need a high WAF for the finished product. So it begins.

2026-07-17 19:45:19 UTC

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The True Believers don't need anything to be there. Files exist of any quality or veracity is enough to keep them pushing the narrative.
The goal isn't proof. They just need to cast enough doubt to get a portion of the population to support their meddling to undo the meddling they made up.

2026-07-17 18:25:31 UTC

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For those that failed polisci, that's called fascism.

2026-07-17 18:08:47 UTC

Flock at least backed down on their plan to send armed police when you don't buy your toddler a candy bar.
#fuckflock
https://www.eff.org/deeplinks/2026/07/victory-flock-ends-rollout-audio-distress-detection-human-voices

2026-07-17 18:02:52 UTC

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The Jellyfin app on roku is nice. The hardware was literally just a Jellyfin player to me. The number of ads I see and clicks to get Jellyfin launched are my primary metrics for hardware quality. Both have gotten worse since purchase with 2 obvious step change "updates" in the last month or so.
I have an n150 and flirc remote, just haven't done the work. It wasn't worth it for 3 clicks and 1 ad. 7 clicks and 20 ads or whatever it is up to is worth it.

2026-07-17 17:52:53 UTC

Dear Roku
I bought the roku because it had the fewest ads. You have quadrupled the number of ads on the device after I bought it. None of the updates have added value or features that benefit me in any way, only additional ads.
I will never buy from your company again. GFY.
Sincerely
Apparently the last American consumer with any self respect.

2026-07-17 16:41:43 UTC

?si=GFY
Just for the joke, don't actually do this because it is still trackable.

2026-07-17 16:12:55 UTC

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Your continued faith that the system can produce any positive outcome is kinda cute.

2026-07-17 15:22:35 UTC

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I wonder how much this plays into the ghost jobs narrative. The job is real but the managers running the hiring are too cheap or incompetent to hire someone.
I once had an interview where the hiring manager aggressively and repeatedly told me I was unqualified for the job. They refused to talk about anything I'd done in the last 10 years and just kept asking questions about my first 2 jobs on my resume, which probably shouldn't even be there it was so long ago. When I went bullet point by bullet point down the job description showing I was overqualified for every item on the description, they just said "yeah but you are unqualified for the job." I asked them to point to a single requirement I didn't meet and they said "education." I pointed out the job description listed no education requirements and I had a masters. They just got more hostile and ended the interview early.
I know some would say I should have walked out. It honestly was just a curiosity to me once I realized how they were acting. I haven't applied to another role at that company again and I can't see any reason I ever would.

2026-07-17 14:07:51 UTC

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I had a feeling you'd blame my position on knee jerk anti Trump position.
Once again I hate them all. Trump gets the hate today because he is the president today and committing the crimes today.
Statistical analysis I've seen makes it seem like both 2020 and 2024 presidential were stolen elections. The lack of interest in the 2024 anomalies looks sus AF as the kids would say. Unless of course the goal is Republicans win and not honest elections that reflect the will of the people, then it makes perfect sense.
3rd party polling confirms my theory that republican support in the population is literally dying and yet somehow the party isn't losing seats or power. How big can that spread get before the general public catches on? Fair elections aren't in their interest so I have sincere doubts that is what they want.

2026-07-17 13:32:41 UTC

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Any time, though there is a fixed reset time.
I've found some bugs for sure. I can't log in or post from the app, I just copy paste results into my normal client.

2026-07-17 13:27:45 UTC

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The Republican party is demographically doomed, with their base dying faster than they make new recruits. Election fraud is a pretext for them to begin tampering with election results. They know that jerrymandering will only get them so far and they need a backup plan for staying in power.
That plan sure as hell will never ever be serving the will of the broader American population. So, election tampering it is.

2026-07-17 13:19:07 UTC

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A large chunk of bitcoiners say freedom when they mean right wing authoritarianism. It shows when they turn on a dime to align with only certain politicians.

2026-07-17 13:14:28 UTC

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2026-07-16 23:53:48 UTC

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Tim Allen and Kirstie Alley did.

2026-07-16 19:23:20 UTC

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I always confuse Kaku with Giorgio A. Tsoukalos who is definitely a quack. I class Kaku and Tyson as not quacks personally. Mostly quality though admittedly dumbed down, gotta make some concessions if you choose to try to speak to the masses. In a world with guys like Tsoukalos and Kruse, quack is a bit aggressive for Kaku and Tyson.

2026-07-16 19:13:22 UTC

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They both did, though from what I gather Lowes is more gung ho and HD might be second guessing.
Does your local hardware store have them?

2026-07-16 17:13:58 UTC

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Had this conversation with more than 1 recruiter.
Recruiter: So lucky to have found you. This job requires such an unusual combination of deep skills. Would you be interested in doing this type of work?
Me: Absolutely. What's the pay?
Recruiter: Slightly less than a checker at the gas station down the road from you.
Me: We're so far apart that negotiating would be a waste of hot air.
Recruiter: Do you know anyone?
Me: I wouldn't insult my friends like that.

2026-07-16 15:25:11 UTC

Cop buddy not needed. Anyone can use these to spy on anyone at any time.
I saw you just took your kid to the hospital, this seems like a good time to call your spouse and the grandparents demanding an emergency wire to pay for a life saving treatment.
#deflock
https://stateofsurveillance.org/news/flock-safety-cameras-exposed-no-password-2026/
#nevent1q…th7r

2026-07-16 15:19:52 UTC

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I don't know how it works on wisp either. I just see some comments that my replies are weird from time to time.

2026-07-16 12:20:28 UTC

It's truly amazing how many people will show up on social media to tell you taking a moment to focus your own mental health and personal growth is a bad idea, not worth it, and they couldn't be bothered.
#nevent1q…scma

2026-07-16 12:05:02 UTC

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2026-07-16 01:25:06 UTC

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The one smell that is arguably more associated with potheads than the actual smell of weed.

2026-07-16 01:22:29 UTC

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You know how when they release the new LLM they nerf the old ones to free up compute? I'm becoming convinced that a hot new simulation has been released and all the compute was stolen from our existence.

2026-07-15 23:37:47 UTC

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I used to do 84 hour fasts. I would meal prep a lb of bacon for breaking the fast around 72 hours in. Never even licked my fingers. My willpower is unmatched among mortal men.

2026-07-15 23:33:27 UTC

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The skill of metacognition is under rated and under discussed. A journal and a mindfulness practice are the best ways I know to practice metacognition.

2026-07-15 21:20:46 UTC

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I think we're on the same page. Yeah, poles are moving. Conclusions beyond that are unfounded.

2026-07-15 19:35:26 UTC

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I don't know and I don't profess to know, but that is the difference. Nothing you've said really contradicts the big fat hole I poked in the "pole shift is definitely happening in our lifetimes and it means apocalyptic disaster" story.
Sadly no one is lining up to pay me half as much for factual levelheadedness as they'll pay the guy selling poorly supported panic.

2026-07-15 16:41:16 UTC

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Don't forget to do a little meth to keep that hollow cheek look.
Me: This person is a meth head who hits themself in the face with a hammer daily. We should stage an intervention and fit them for a straight jacket if that doesn't work.
Society: But they are so pretty. Maybe we just worship them instead?

2026-07-15 16:32:07 UTC

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I get what you are saying. I mean compared to? Compasses haven't even existed "for a long time" in terms of the geological scales we're talking about measuring.
The time scale of the processes allegedly predicted compared to the time scale of human ability to measure it alone should make you question.
Unless I'm mistaken there aren't any solid ways to get a historical record with any precision. Ignoring interpretation which is a whole other landmine I don't want to step on, compare measuring gas concentration in old ice cores. We can get modern accuracy of historical data. No equivalent techniques for magnetic fields exists. The precision of the historical record is 0 pre compass and only ever as good as the tools and record keeping of the time. The pole could have been moving 4x as fast 200 years ago and no one would know.

2026-07-15 14:56:33 UTC

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Do you wash them down with Surge?

2026-07-15 14:55:19 UTC

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As an outsider to that field, my question would be about precision. I'm assuming the measurements have become more precise and that the need for precision is increasing as easier fields are depleted.
Seems like that could explain the need for more frequent testing to me and more frequent testing with more precise instruments will show more change.

2026-07-15 13:09:30 UTC

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My issue is its just clear disaster porn. Hear me out.
"Overdo" means nothing on the scale of time we're talking about.
They have no records or justifications to back up that timeline anyway.
The level of disaster if they are right is beyond anything you can prepare for without destroying your ability to live a life today.
Combine those 3 and my conclusion is that it is a distraction psyop. Anything to prevent people willing to act from acting in a way that harms the powers that be.

2026-07-15 13:00:18 UTC

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2026-07-14 23:00:14 UTC

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I think it depends from my understanding. Load matching cuts both ways. Generate too much and grid voltage rises, too little and you get brownouts. The speed and accuracy of your ability to load match is what matters.
Batteries help on both sides if you float them mid charge. They can supplement when your generation falls short and sink power when generation runs hot. This is critical because large power plants don't start or stop quickly or cheaply.
Batteries win on speed. From what I have read speed is becoming more and more of an issue because loads they see are becoming more volatile. Data center loads are apparently a massive problem in that way.

2026-07-14 22:01:22 UTC

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I believe it. Batteries are expensive. Anything other than batteries comes with conversion losses and a generator to maintain.
None of this accounts for the added cost of generation that over produces enough to not need batteries. Which may be downright impossible depending on site and power source.
Another issue is load matching which is a whole big thing. A major issue at grid scale and getting worse.

2026-07-14 21:53:51 UTC

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I had to hold my kids hostage to get family onto signal. This is beyond them. Which will be disappointing to them if they fail to prove their identity to me some day.

2026-07-14 18:27:34 UTC

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Invisible disabilities are really fun. You get the needlessly cruel, you don't look disabled, needlessly cruel sandwich.

2026-07-14 16:36:12 UTC

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Those who would trade essential privacy for simple convenience will have neither.

2026-07-14 12:07:34 UTC

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2026-07-13 22:17:20 UTC

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Narrator Voice: They did fuck it up.

2026-07-13 11:15:17 UTC

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I could not possibly have guessed more wrong at each turn without violating the hard mode rules.

2026-07-13 11:00:55 UTC

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It really isn't. Heart disease kills like 25% of people and 71 is almost dead on the nose the average life expectancy for a man in America. Pretty sure it beats cancer as the most common cause of death in that age group.

2026-07-13 10:54:29 UTC

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2026-07-12 17:34:42 UTC

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I'm fond of the "I'm done with you" meme template.

2026-07-12 17:28:18 UTC

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