Lapsa

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by Lapsa 8mo ago
no, I just straight up answered the question. it's fucking annoying, you know https://ieeexplore.ieee.org/document/9366412
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by Lapsa 8mo ago
and how that's related?
63.
by Lapsa 8mo ago
I'm thinking about constantly getting bombarded with audible microwave voice messages for past couple years
64.
by Lapsa 8mo ago
don't be a vibe coder
65.
by Lapsa 8mo ago
no
66.
by Lapsa 8mo ago
reminder - there's tech out there that is capable of reading your thoughts. remotely. look up radiomyography
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by Lapsa 8mo ago
unknown entity is harassing me (my guess - local Latvian secret service which has been grabbed by the balls by internal conflict of Russian secret services (GRU, FSB and whatnot)) via audible microwave radiation (using Frey effect - similar
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by Lapsa 8mo ago
thanks
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by Lapsa 8mo ago
trying to get rid of microwave radio harassment for the past 2 years and counting
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by Lapsa 8mo ago
"an interactive text editor could be designed with as little as 8,000 bytes of storage" - meanwhile Microsoft adds copilot integration to Notepad
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by Lapsa 8mo ago
for my European eyes - founding fathers feels more of an annoyance, an extra hoop to jump through more than some sort of a holy cow (or whatever your patriotism has taught you)
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by Lapsa 8mo ago
random book on privacy summarized counter argument to "nothing to hide - nothing to fear" like so: unnecessary decrease in privacy unnecessarily increases the surface of attack. effectively this leads to public shaming and targete
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by Lapsa 8mo ago
wikipedia is great but I can't get over this - https://www.wikifunctions.org/view/en/Z16393
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by Lapsa 8mo ago
semi-impossible
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by Lapsa 9mo ago
it's not just that you are absolutely correct but you are also absolutely right
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by Lapsa 9mo ago
I had a suspicion that they haven't yet
77.
by Lapsa 9mo ago
there's a big yellow clock up in the sky and if there isn't - you should be sleeping anyway
78.
by Lapsa 9mo ago
given secret service is capable of reading thoughts - channeling delusions ain't that much of a far stretch
79.
by Lapsa 9mo ago
thank you. vim is a tool, a good tool but just a tool
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by Lapsa 9mo ago
"The feeling of true Vim fluency—one where every keystroke is exact, I never make mistakes, and I’m exploiting every obscure feature—is a fantasy, at least for me." - that's a wrong mindset. bash that jk hundred times and ada
81.
by Lapsa 9mo ago
"(..) twenty two different in-game currencies (..)"
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by Lapsa 9mo ago
"The Immoral Design of Diablo Immortal" by Josh Strife Hayes https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o17lBUZgjTs
83.
by Lapsa 9mo ago
this is a minor reason I like disposable vapes - have seen myself teenagers tinkering with them. has potential to teach a lot
84.
by Lapsa 9mo ago
you likely didn't read that I did read sources and sources sources are based upon likely likely
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by Lapsa 9mo ago
I built D-Latch in Factorio. it enabled me to take snapshots of logistic network. which made possible to set full list of recipes of items to produce (has a mechanism that adds subrecipes too). got around 100 optimized assemblies that happi
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by Lapsa 9mo ago
reminder - there's tech out there capable of reading your mind. capitalism is dead
87.
by Lapsa 9mo ago
no, all is not fair
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by Lapsa 9mo ago
winamp - it really whips the lama's ass
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by Lapsa 9mo ago
I still don't see it. bunch of word salad. writing "safer nicotine products" in quotation marks and emphasizing that they ain't safe as if nobody's noticing a straw man argument. from what I gathered - whole thing i
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by Lapsa 9mo ago
source please. afaik nicotine on itself is near negligibly harmful

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