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2026-07-29 19:58:24 CEST

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Aw man, I thought maybe they slipped this through Congress and got them to declare the day, but no, it's just some company's registry to can pay to be on. It's basically an NFT.

2026-05-28 18:51:03 CEST

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I assume it's because publishers can ask for certain pages to be taken off of archive.org.

2026-05-28 18:11:39 CEST

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The U.S. EPA used to have a page about data center water use, but it has been purged.
https://www.epa.gov/watersense/water-and-data-centers
It's also not on archive.org. I gotta find one of those samizdat archives of purged government pages.

2026-05-28 18:10:11 CEST

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Also, in that article, evaporative cooling is the only one that mentions water. Other methods involve a cooling fluid that is not water. They may still use water to cool the working fluid using a heat exchanger, like how nuclear power plants do, but the article wasn't specific about that. And even if they do that, they may still use evaporative cooling to cool the water (like nuclear power plants do).

2026-05-28 18:05:38 CEST

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My suspicion is that these data centers are using evaporative cooling. They don't pump hot water back into the source, they evaporate the water. It will eventually return as rain, but not necessarily to the same location, and most of it won't make it into the aquifer that the water was pumped out of.
I poked around just a little. It seems that evaporative cooling is one of the most popular methods. Other methods are more expensive.
https://www.datacenterknowledge.com/cooling/data-center-cooling-methods-costs-vs-efficiency-vs-sustainability

2026-05-07 19:17:56 CEST

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"Hey, I've got a work order here, says you wanted some balls put in a room? So I brought you one."
https://files.a2mi.social/media_attachments/files/116/534/423/768/997/618/original/e9b157eafb75554d.jpg

2026-04-11 15:46:27 CEST

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What's that coconut-looking thing she's holding?

2026-03-27 17:23:46 CET

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when you said "800 containers", I was thinking "800x https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Intermodal_container", and I was like "holy shit that's a long train!" And I started imagining that the train cars had, like, gull-wing doors that exposed like the whole side of the train so you could load a container in there.
Nope, it's much smaller containers that can be loaded through the doors that humans usually go through. That's cool too.

2026-02-25 22:47:47 CET

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This link seems to go to the activity pub representation of the article. Is there a link to a more human-consumable version of the article?

2026-01-20 05:51:35 CET

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I dunno. I guess I can get a microscope and see for myself. I don't want to experimentally drink it, because I don't want to be sick.

2026-01-20 05:37:29 CET

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Here, we use the tap water for washing, but we go to the store and buy jugs of clean water to drink. The fact that this market exists tells me that even the locals don't trust the tap water the way I used to in Michigan.

2026-01-20 05:36:09 CET

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If it was clean enough to drink, there would be no point in boiling it. The locals here get used to the microbes in the water, and they can drink it and often not get sick. They consider this to be drinkable water.
But clean water has no microbes that you have to get used to. In Michigan, this is what I was used to: Water with no microorganisms in it, coming out of the tap. I used to just go directly from the tap to a cup to my mouth, and drink liters per day.

2026-01-19 21:48:52 CET

We just got our water bill for like two or three months of water in Mexico City. It was 286 pesos. That's like $16 USD. No wonder the water that comes out of the tap is full of parasites and is not potable, if that's all the more water costs!

2026-01-08 16:38:51 CET

Yesterday I used a computer at the public library. Holy shit, is this what computers are like when other people use them???
There were ads everywhere on the internet. All the desktop programs I was using kept trying to get me to log in and use AI, to the point that it was hard to figure out how to use the computer like a person.
I did a web search and it was hard to locate the answer through all the AI and ads.
This is how people live???

2025-11-03 19:15:11 CET

"Women love me. Fish fear me."
So, you're a cat, is what I'm hearing?

2025-11-02 20:55:31 CET

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Living in tall buildings is the best thing people can do for the environment. The more spread-out we are, the more natural areas we have to raze to house people. Transportation costs increase. Also, tall buildings are far more energy efficient in terms of heating, cooling, and utility distribution.
I'd like to see a solarpunk thing where every few floors of a building is a village.

2025-10-21 08:01:53 CEST

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I submit that an LLM is actually worse than the data it uses. Anything in, garbage out. It can be no other way, because of how it works.

2025-10-17 00:52:19 CEST

Me going back in time and trying to explain to Pythagoras why 69 is funny, but accidentally drastically altering the history of mathematics by introducing him to numerals, digital notation, zero, and algebra.
In the end, he doesn't even find it funny!
#math

2025-10-15 17:50:11 CEST

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Well, like, do you have a house or something? The natural conclusion of learning that the land you live on is stolen is that you have to give it back. Like, I recognize that's something I have to do, but I haven't had the courage to do it yet. Some people would rather think of themselves as having earned the things they have, rather than having received stolen property.
I'll probably be a coward and keep "my" house and only give it back in my will or something.

2025-10-01 22:33:45 CEST

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Didn't an Italian warship join the flotilla at some point? What ever happened to that?

2025-09-28 18:26:15 CEST

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I do have some things to say about its accessibility:
There are elevators that'll take you from the first floor to the second floor, where there's computers to use and study tables and stuff. But if you want to get into the stacks, the only way to get there is with stairs.

2025-09-28 18:24:44 CEST

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Yes! I stumbled upon it the other day too! I was trying to go to a movie at the theater nearby but I accidentally got there early and I was like "hey, there's a library here, let's kill some time at the library!" Turned out not to be just "a library", but when I mention it to people, I'm like "hey, I was in a cool library the other day" and they're like "Oh, you mean Vasconcelos? I've always wanted to visit there!"
I forgot to include the whale sculpture in my photo, though.
https://files.a2mi.social/media_attachments/files/115/282/840/593/261/278/original/414918a2c886a7ae.jpeg

2025-09-02 03:26:56 CEST

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Interesting. I got a bunch of transphobia in response to this post. I reported what I've seen so far.
The whole reason I'm on a train in Mexico City is that I had to flee my home and country which has been taken over by fascists.
Everybody please punch the next fascist you see. Isolate them.

2025-09-02 01:35:50 CEST

The hottest club in Mexico City is the train!
#TransOnTrains #CDMX #MexicoCity
https://files.a2mi.social/media_attachments/files/115/131/654/134/697/877/original/89f1fe6fb001b783.jpg

2025-08-22 20:54:54 CEST

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See, this is a much better use case for pneumatic tube transport.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pneumatic_tube

2025-06-13 18:54:11 CEST

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https://files.a2mi.social/media_attachments/files/114/677/095/312/403/533/original/fa3dd9bafa08674a.png

2025-05-17 06:19:59 CEST

Who's the person who came up with the idea of mixing dialog down real low and sound effects/music up real high? I'd like to meet them. I just want to talk.

2025-05-02 17:42:26 CEST

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I just started doing test-driven development on my hobby project, hoping it would help me get over my fear of breaking things. It has helped to some degree.

2025-04-23 20:13:31 CEST

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Another thing you might try is Mobilizon. It's a fediverse-equipped program for doing events. It can handle rsvps and all that. It can probably handle emailing rsvped folks better than next cloud can.
It doesn't have the whole document suite or video chat, but it seems like it might be better focused on the stuff you're interested in.
https://mobilizon.org/

2025-04-23 20:09:59 CEST

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I was once looking into using nextcloud for an event. I might have had different requirements, though. But it does have something like Google Docs, it has forms you can send, it has a calendar. I don't think it has the ability to do email lists, though. But it does have a privacy-respecting video conferencing thing, which has almost all the features you'd expect. The thing it doesn't have is auto captioning. Or even a way for a stenographer to display manual captions.

2025-04-12 17:55:40 CEST

If MS-DOS was so great, how come they never made an MS-Tres?

2025-03-30 18:06:59 CEST

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Does this mean she will not be involved at this year's FediForum? Can you make that announcement from the official FediForum account? And post this on the website?

2025-03-28 22:39:27 CET

I was excited to go to the @npub1cza…d6az on Tuesday.
But today I learned that one of the organizers, Kaliya "Identity Woman" Young, is a big ol' transphobe.
Evidence that she's an organizer:
https://fediforum.org/about/
Evidence that she's a transphobe is in the next toot in this thread.
For a community like the Fediverse to succeed, it needs to be welcoming. It cannot have as a leader someone who poses a danger to a vulnerable constituency.
Edit: She's out: https://j12t.social/@j12t/114251819679169870
#FediForum

2025-03-12 07:13:03 CET

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Curl does not properly detect whether the user has evil in their heart.

2025-03-10 06:48:38 CET

I have this idea that, even among the natural numbers, there must be some numbers that cannot be named. Is that true? Like, an integer with an infinite number of digits and there's no repeating pattern to the digits? You could never name that number in a finite amount of time.
And, if these numbers exist, then it seems like almost all the integers would be unnameable.
Am I making any sense or should I be sleeping?
#math

2025-02-11 04:44:53 CET

Hey, my girlfriend is looking for a discord server to learn about and chat about mycology. Can anyone help her? She doesn't want to talk about psychedelic mushrooms, but that's all that seems to be showing up for her. She just wants to learn science.
#fungi #mycology

2025-02-09 18:27:25 CET

Idea for fedi feature:
People can propose alt text for posts. If the original author accepts it, their post gets automatically edited so that the post has that alt text.
#fediverse #a11y #accessibility

2025-01-30 02:01:27 CET

People are all the time like "Back during the pandemic," and then I'm like "The pandemic is still happening" and then they're like "I mean, back when ..." and then they try to add some qualifiers to describe the time they're talking about, but it basically amounts to "back when I cared about it."
#covid #CovidIsNotOver

2025-01-13 20:26:55 CET

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To what degree are these actual ads? Does someone pay you to do them? Do you choose random things off Amazon and. Post them with affiliate links? Do you post them without affiliate links just for fun?

2024-12-13 19:44:44 CET

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I recommend [@trans_rescue](https://mastodon.social/@trans_rescue ) . They have been doing livestreams for US people looking to flee the country, and recordings of these are available on youtube. They also have a blog with many of their tips.

2024-12-08 00:22:04 CET

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Two giant snakes on a date.

2024-11-12 14:36:18 CET

US Trans people: Don't buy a gun. There is not a realistic situation where having a gun will make you safer. You will get yourself or your comrades hurt.
And if you do get into a gunfight with fascists? You will probably be killed or eventually put in prison.
Remember, 75 million people voted for Trump. That means 75 million fascists. If every trans person died in a gunfight with fascists, we'll run out of trans people a lot faster than we'll run out of fascists.
#Trans

2024-11-10 21:49:48 CET

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What do I tell my disabled friends who are dependent on social security disability insurance? They think they can't leave.

2024-11-10 21:46:59 CET

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My parents are gaslighting me about the danger. They don't think the danger is real, and they plan on laughing at Trump's goofy antics in the newspaper until his peaceful transition of power in 2028.
Everything I say about fleeing, they discourage me and expound on how inconvenient and uncomfortable it would be to leave, as if this is a whimsical choice of mine.
"Don't give him that power over you," they say. Pretty sure it wasn't me who did that.

2024-09-27 00:35:54 CEST

In what ways would things be different if light was infinitely fast?
Would the universe be completely different, or would we not notice it unless we tried to measure the speed of light?
#physics

2024-09-10 17:41:49 CEST

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https://www.youtube.com/@AlexandrasGirlyTalk