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🔸 Just re-post good stuff 🔁 + ramble to the æther 🤷‍♂️. Like technology 💻 + photography 📷 + aviation ✈️. Extremely online 🤡.

🔸 Don't discuss politik with me. 🤫 我不知道也不关心。（但我却是江泽民的铁杆粉丝。）

[ >undiagnosed but something ain't right 🥴 ]

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Location 🌏: 上海市 🇨🇳

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2025-09-24 15:45:49 UTC

Why do HR departments performatively espouse support for diversity and inclusion yet be like 100% comprised of white females? We need to introduce Indian males into the ranks of HR personnel.

2025-09-23 17:25:11 UTC

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Swiss cheese.

2025-09-22 20:57:19 UTC

@npub1smq…kqn5 Spoiler alert: It was Tylenol.
RE: https://ebiverse.social/notes/acz3lsdu48
#note1kft…cdcq

2025-09-22 07:32:45 UTC

I am almost convinced that Christianity was created as a "4d chess" maneuver by Jews (they were all Jewish; Jesus was Jewish) to be a tranquilizing slave religion for Gentiles so that Gentiles could be more easily domesticated.

2025-09-17 19:32:46 UTC

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I'm probably going to get an iPhone. But the entire Android ecosystem would be a lot better with more competition from companies like Huawei, Vivo, Xiaomi, Oppo, etc. and Western consumers would be better off for it. The camera technology on some of these Chinese phones is amazing. I feel like in the US we really only have Samsung, Google, and Apple.

2025-09-17 19:00:48 UTC

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So stupid, so short-sighted. Of course, good for China and the rest of the world, though. Unfortunate that Americans, Canadians, and probably a handful of European countries won't really be able to enjoy Chinese products. For example there are tons of excellent phone manufacturers, consumer hardware manufacturers, and other computer hardware manufacturers in China + available in other parts of Asia which are entirely unavailable in the United States.

2025-09-17 18:47:16 UTC

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As long as Western manufacturers continue abiding by regulations that mandate things like backdoors and de-rated/de-spec'd hardware then countries like China should stop purchasing such products and should continue developing domestic alternatives that can also compete on the global market. The United States, more than any other nation I can think of, is constantly sabotaging itself for short-term "gains". Where before there may've been little direct motivation, now the US is going to force China into becoming a global computer, chip fabrication, and IT competitor through active sabotage of Chinese markets/industries.

2025-09-13 01:18:32 UTC

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This dude is a bonafide loser IRL and his takes might be bad (Idk & Idrc), but I'm adamantly against deplatforming and I think it's bad no matter what that centralized platforms can be "weaponized" to censor and purge users and content like how you're advocating. @npub12ks…yw4y

2025-09-12 09:51:16 UTC

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Either way, both ATP and AP are flawed insofar as being dependent on servers representing single points of failure whereas Nostr is simply a network of relays with built-in fault tolerance and no single server dependency. @npub147t…gu5w

2025-09-12 09:29:18 UTC

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There is an implementation of ATP written in Rust called Blacksky, which I think basically comprises all the bits and pieces necessary to operate a full ATP service. But I think DID resolution is still dependent on Bluesky. And, as it stands, due in part to the complexities of ATP and all the moving parts the barrier for entry for getting an ATP service setup is far more demanding vs. an AP server or Nostr relay. It's almost engineered by design to limit the capabilities of people to setup independent ATP services and limiting the component services in easy to deploy ways continues ensuring that a critical mass of users will always only ever exist on Bluesky. @npub147t…gu5w

2025-09-12 09:11:02 UTC

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Supposedly in the future you will be. But, right now, the network is still dependent/contingent on Bluesky-provided services. And, even if you are able to, Bluesky still maintains like 99% of the users. So, if Bluesky refuses federation with you, or otherwise blocks your ATP service, then you're alone on an island unto yourself. Therefore, what's the point? @npub147t…gu5w

2025-09-12 08:58:21 UTC

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Have thoughts on this: https://mtl.jinxian.casa/objects/01993c75-5a48-ea1b-7cea-67c46cb45b70 @npub147t…gu5w

2025-09-10 04:17:08 UTC

I have a pretty solid concept for a dating app. Probably has already been done before, but maybe not(?).
Essentially, the common trend among user experiences between genders on all dating apps worldwide is:
• Men never get attention, so it's purely a numbers game for them; They will send likes out to virtually all profiles but rarely get any matches and almost never get any dates.
• Women, on the other hand, are very selective and will be inundated with literally hundreds if not thousands of likes. They can't sort through all of them and they become totally overwhelmed in trying to select someone to match with. They'll be covered in messages and don't have the mental bandwidth to handle all of it.
What some apps do to try and be novel or mitigate issues:
• Bumble = women (used to have to) send the first message.
• Hinge = can only have X amount of "matches" to communicate with at a time.
What if there's an app where men cannot send likes, only women can send likes. That way, it saves everybody's time: Men aren't carelessly and constantly issuing bullshit likes, and women aren't buried in likes from men they're not interested in. Women, being the selective ones, send likes to the men that they're actually interested in or attracted to, and hopefully therein only get attention from those men specifically. Additionally, like Hinge, limit the amount of "matches" one may concurrently maintain. In this way, the likes sent are far more selective and intentional and the matches made therein are of greater importance vs. something random and arbitrary.

2025-09-10 00:01:50 UTC

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Why did Canada even have tariffs on Chinese EVs to begin with? Afraid of Chinese competition against Canada's world-renown EV automobile industry?

2025-08-31 12:38:52 UTC

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I don't think that AT Protocol will ever achieve real or meaningful decentralization. It's too incoherent as a protocol with too many moving parts and not enough motivation or impetus for self-hosting or decentralization. It's almost *by design* disincentivized for decentralization. As I explained on Nostr:
> Bluesky, more proper, is (in AT Protocol terms) a whole platform: client/app, app view, firehoses, relays, PDSs, etc.. —All the moving parts that makes AT Protocol so incoherent and difficult to truly decentralize with self-hosting and independent providers (the only really viable self-hosting right now are PDSs, but +90% of users will never do this; There exist a couple alternative app-views, but nobody fully hosting out a complete AT Protocol platform as Bluesky is).
Activity Pub, despite its inherent problems on a technical level, is still much simpler at the end of the day. And Nostr, still, is even simpler and easier. Both Nostr and Activity Pub are far, far more decentralized than AT Protocol. And, I think, between them all, Nostr is the best hope for real decentralized networking based solely on its protocol architecture. @npub1zpx…8vpf

2025-08-31 00:35:54 UTC

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I am not interested in meaningless one-night-stands. @npub1hjv…drdr

2025-08-31 00:21:59 UTC

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I can confirm: I am alone and devoid of getting laid. Has been this way for a while.

2025-08-31 00:00:05 UTC

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I primarily use Outlook these days because both my work and school use Outlook and use Microsoft for 2FA. And, I actually like it. It's extremely reliable. It works great. The Outlook mobile app is really solid. Microsoft Exchange integrates perfectly with my Apple online accounts settings. I'm sure Microsoft is probably selling my data, I guess. I don't know. But, it works great and Microsoft isn't going anywhere anytime soon, so I think I can trust that Outlook will be around for a while. @npub1hjv…drdr

2025-08-30 23:57:29 UTC

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I just don't really care anymore. I'm ready to be a dumb consumer. I'm being watched and surveilled and data-mined constantly as it is. I don't think there is any real escape. Fighting it is just exhausting and time-consuming and provides no real pay-off.

2025-08-30 23:53:53 UTC

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And, by objectively easier and more convenient, it's not necessarily because iOS is superior to Android (although, it basically is, regardless, even if better to a negligible degree). My life would be easier and more convenient because there are a lot of apps that I specifically desire which are exclusive to iOS, or which treat iOS as first-class with Android as an afterthought. There is better and more seamless integration of a lot of components in iOS vs Android, specifically related to travel and banking. I've never gotten a hotel digital room-key to work on Android while it always worked on my old iPhone. Boarding passes for flights magically populate themselves when needed from the respective airline app. And, now that I'm using a Mac again, everything between the two devices would seamlessly integrate and sync up. I'd get iMessage support again, etc. etc. etc.. Just a bunch of proprietary shit that only Apple could accomplish while living in their ecosystem. I don't like it in ideology, but I cannot disagree that it does "just work" and that it makes life easier and more convenient. I'm tired of making my life more difficult for no real pay-off.

2025-08-30 23:47:33 UTC

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I find iOS more reliable and overall a better experience than Android, but I don't really find any meaningful difference in either of them. The benefits of Android are rapidly being eroded away by Google, to the point that there's really no benefit for me to use Android over iOS at this point. My life would be objectively easier and more convenient if I just went out and bought an iPhone (which I very well might when the new iPhone 17 series is released in a couple weeks).

2025-08-29 11:02:48 UTC

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We have fep-ef61 and fep-ae97. There are already bare-bones example client-servers you can deploy therein. Revolver is a meme. @npub13d9…m4a8 @npub1hjv…drdr

2025-08-29 10:38:55 UTC

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What makes you think it's a pile of shit that barely works? I've found it one of the most functional and extensible concepts out there. It's got pretty wide support even outside of the microblogging spaces. I think data federation "makes sense". @npub18dj…zlw3

2025-08-29 10:23:37 UTC

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I am very skeptical of AT Protocol as well and I find it needlessly complex with an unnecessary amount of components and moving parts—similarly, I think, for the purposes of control. Not all the moving bits are available for self-hosting, there's little motivation or impetus *to* self-host even if all the constituent parts were available and accessible to do so, and a large part of the existence of these bits is ostensibly for "moderation", etc.. It just seems like a big purposefully-obtuse smoke-and-mirrors song-and-dance bullshit thing that allows for the assertion of decentralization but a de-facto centralized and controlled network still. @npub18dj…zlw3

2025-08-29 10:20:41 UTC

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If AP is a failure of a protocol then why maintain a presence on it and contribute to the community that exists on top of it vs. embracing a superior alternative? I think there are some pretty cool developments happening on ActivityPub and it's robust enough to facilitate a lot of potential. I also find Nostr pretty interesting and compelling. @npub18dj…zlw3

2025-08-29 09:46:58 UTC

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Reading about Snapchain right now. What do you mean by global vs. a graph?

2025-08-29 09:42:42 UTC

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How can it drop your old posts if your old posts are part of a giant, increasing-size, append-only blockchain?

2025-08-29 09:35:52 UTC

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>crypto-centric decentralized network
Sounds like Nostr.

2025-08-29 09:34:48 UTC

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>Optimism is basically a big append-only list of transactions. All of its rolled-up blocks are stored on an Ethereum smart contract called the Canonical Transaction Chain.
>Storage units, which go for $5 a piece, grant a user 5,000 casts, 2,500 reactions, and 2,500 links or photo posts within a one-year period. Users who wish to buy additional storage units to post more
Holy shit I hate crypto so much lol

2025-08-29 09:32:33 UTC

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>retarded shitlib that couldn't take even the mildest disagreement
That accurately describes almost every user on Bluesky.
And, I don't know what Farcaster is. First time I'm hearing of it.

2025-08-29 08:26:06 UTC

The only real negative of this model is discoverability or wider content accessibility. AT Protocol does have some really interesting and novel features in that regard, like user packs for people to subscribe to, lists, and just sourcing content from the wider network for feed propagation. Here on the Fediverse it's bare-bones simple: you're either following a user or someone you're following is sharing their content; Otherwise, you're never seeing any of it. You could be following +100 users and still have a mostly dead feed.
RE: https://mtl.jinxian.casa/objects/0198f123-4195-2ad8-512d-5c7bde96d176
#note1uz3…q0c5

2025-08-28 14:26:17 UTC

I am really interested in fep-ef61 and its integration into the Fediverse. It would solve so many things re the ephemeral state of the Fediverse and provide a sort of "best of all worlds" approach to protocols like ActivityPub, Nostr, and AT Protocol.

2025-08-15 03:48:11 UTC

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Women have the wildest egos smh. 🤣
I blame social media.

2025-08-14 06:57:59 UTC

I continue to be impressed with the culture and communities that grow and flourish on the Fediverse. These are things that cannot be built or patched around by technology.
The Fediverse (ActivityPub) has a lot of limitations that other decentralized protocols like AT Protocol and Nostr have widely solved. However, both of those alternatives lack the fun and creative user-base and culture and community that lives here on Fedi. One cannot build that or force it. Fediverse development may, conversely, adapt and innovate and iterate to close technological gaps or perceived protocol limitations between itself and alternatives. The footing, I continue to conclude, is generally in the Fediverse's camp.

2025-08-12 00:33:05 UTC

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Rust, the community behind Rust, and the push for everything to be written in Rust has always come across like a red-flag psyop of sorts.

2025-08-03 01:02:21 UTC

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But, then why do they encourage such an immoral society and civilization? If we all become immoral and spiritually eroded then there would be nothing with which to blackmail or control anyone with, as nothing would be a taboo. People used to exploit homosexuals with blackmail and therein coerced them into being complicit in wrongdoings---but, nowadays, being gay is perfectly acceptable and there's nothing to hide nor be ashamed of surrounding it.

2025-08-01 14:57:55 UTC

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I run local LLMs on my MacBook Air.

2025-08-01 01:08:32 UTC

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Yeah, I keep seeing posts about Visa call center staff doing this---which is totally insane. I have no idea how they're letting this happen.

2025-08-01 01:05:30 UTC

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It's totally unacceptable for payment processors to be doing stuff like this.

2025-07-29 08:26:03 UTC

I'm tired of seeing this big pig every day. How much of my database is just big pig?

2025-07-25 20:51:18 UTC

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No link?

2025-07-25 16:06:56 UTC

@npub1qfj…v73x
>TLDR the Tea app stores everyone's photo and ID enuncrypted in a public firebase storage bucket.
>
>Hahahahahah.
>
>Was this vibe coded?
https://x.com/CryptoCyberia/status/1948739902054527238
RE: https://poa.st/objects/a72a4402-8b60-4958-92a0-172f8d2bc38d
https://mtl.jinxian.casa/media/ee025ac04eb76abbc045a90ea648dcbb3c0307520b9d168aa463ab499a6e321f.jpg
#note1x9d…w7j6

2025-07-25 11:15:12 UTC

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Women are allowed to be libelous and sexist and stuff. This has been widely established and socially accepted.

2025-07-25 11:06:12 UTC

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Imagine owning a watch that you need to charge and keep charged. @npub18js…jtgm @npub1r4s…2r2h

2025-07-25 10:53:31 UTC

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Western* payment processors. The West is just as controlling and censorious---in some cases, moreso---than many of the Eastern geopolitical OPFOR they always disparage for "authoritarianism" and control.

2025-07-24 20:14:57 UTC

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>https://www.whitehouse.gov/presidential-actions/2025/07/preventing-woke-ai-in-the-federal-government/
Holy shit, you're not lying.

2025-07-24 10:54:07 UTC

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The "social credit score" does not exist and has never existed. It's a Western fabrication. The only countries I've heard of that have seriously *considered* and *proposed* things like a "social credit score" have been Western European countries, and I conspiratorially believe that part of the "social credit score" mythos is a means by which to "normalize" the concept ahead of time for Western introduction domestically. @npub1rs8…na04 @npub1hjv…drdr

2025-07-24 10:43:25 UTC

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I don't know what that means. @npub1rs8…na04 @npub1hjv…drdr

2025-07-24 10:43:04 UTC

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>china executes executives for some crimes
Yes, they do. And they should do more of that. And so should all countries.
@npub1jyh…h5h8 @npub1hjv…drdr

2025-07-24 10:39:35 UTC

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China is a country with a lot of laws and control apparatuses in place but none of them applied or utilized. It is, in many respects re daily life, a more-free society and existence than the West. I think it's notable that, for example, China has a lower incarceration *rate* than most European countries and, of course, the United States of America. So, while the PRC government certainly has the *power* to, and "reserves the right" to crack down on people, etc., they almost never actually do.
In regards to things like this stuff, specifically, I don't think the government would really care too much. Prostitution is illegal, there are still prostitutes and people use digital payments therein. There are *so many* vendors and sellers of all sorts of things that it would be virtually impossible to actually tightly regulate payment processing. There are probably more vendors and sellers participating in financial exchanges on a daily basis in Shanghai alone than the populations of some European countries. It's don't think the government really knows nor would care about you using WeChat pay or AliPay to buy hentai or something. @npub1rs8…na04 @npub1hjv…drdr

2025-07-24 10:01:57 UTC

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Companies never face repercussions for their wrongdoings. They just pay fines and continue with their agendas. Corporate individuals never face punishment. If you want to get away with being evil just do it through the veil of a capital entity. @npub1hjv…drdr

2025-07-23 14:12:17 UTC

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It's never going to happen. The USA will erode and balkanize before anything like that takes place.

2025-07-23 13:55:09 UTC

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Not when we're talking national infrastructure and urban design/development. But I know what you mean.

2025-07-23 03:29:59 UTC

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It would take undoing like a century of fucking up to turn things around.

2025-07-23 03:09:05 UTC

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It's a bit sad considering the USA has an extremely robust aviation sector and a lot of talent in the UAS space, but the entire country is setup like garbage so it makes any practical technological application foolish.

2025-07-23 02:20:01 UTC

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There is a lot of regulation that severely limits the exploration of drone delivery in the USA + the way the USA is designed makes virtually everything, including drone delivery, horrendously inefficient.

2025-07-22 22:16:19 UTC

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I often see drones doing I guess deliveries to the tops of shopping centers in Shanghai.

2025-07-22 21:39:29 UTC

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This is kinda why we encourage full anonymity and believe that data impermanence is a feature, not a handicap. @npub1k7n…82aq

2025-07-22 20:15:44 UTC

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poa.st is being sued or something?

2025-07-21 23:00:12 UTC

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Did he? Why is he running defense for this dead child fucker? @npub12e6…08u7 @npub19l2…f90t

2025-07-21 22:57:54 UTC

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Yeah, but, people like Donald Trump hung out with the dude in places where underage sex trafficking was confirmed to have taken place. Therein is a difference as well, surely. @npub12e6…08u7 @npub19l2…f90t

2025-07-21 22:44:15 UTC

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Nobody should have to apologize for speaking with or associating with anyone.

2025-07-21 20:02:01 UTC

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Yeah. But, to what end? Is it to make people arbitrarily hate China? Or, to make people feel better about life in their Western country? Is stuff like this paid for by state entities or done freelance? There a group of people sitting around some think-tank coming up with lies they think they can plausibly get away spreading? Because the more you think about it the more honed-in stuff like this seems. It's not racism, it's not casual internet bigotry, it's specifically geopolitical, it's not accidental, the people spreading this *know* what they're saying isn't real (the entire account is just anti-Chinese propaganda), and the target audience is clearly non-Chinese-speaking Westerners. So, it's either some individual who just really, really hates China or probably apart of some wider-spread 3-letter-agency financed campaign.

2025-07-21 19:40:31 UTC

I don't really understand *why* Westerners consistently lie about China and push fake narratives about the non-existent "social credit score". I don't know what utility it holds nor what it's trying to accomplish…… Maybe *domestic* propaganda to make citizens feel happier or be more tolerant of their deteriorating conditions at home? Foster sentiments of "well, regardless of the status quo, at least we don't have a 'social credit score' like they do in China!"?
This stuff *obviously* only works on people who are uneducated or ignorant considering if one was able to read Chinese one could just read the signs and text on images like that attached and immediately know what it was saying vs. trusting some blue-check-mark's narrative on X. This type of propaganda neither works on, nor is targeted towards, Chinese-speakers or people who otherwise know better……
>微信信用分享先充后付
This is basically advertising a WeChat credit feature where users can pay later. So, literally just credit. Like a credit card. Buy now, pay it later.
A quick search online provides the clear answer:
>只要车主的支付分在550分及以上，就能优先享受“先充电、后付费”的服务，不用再提前充值或缴费，整个充电过程更为便捷、高效
>As long as the car owner's payment score is 550 points or above, he can enjoy the "charge first, pay later" service first, without having to recharge or pay in advance, and the entire charging process is more convenient and efficient.
Essentially, this advertisement is saying that on a lot of electric vehicle charging stations users need to pre-pay a set amount either directly or on an account plan: If a user has his/her vehicle plugged in and charging, but the user's balance paid hits zero, then the charging ceases and the user shows up to a car without a fully charged battery---something the user probably wasn't expecting nor wanting. But, if one has a credit score of 550 or higher, one can just pay with WeChat and WeChat will cover the expenses on one's behalf and one just needs to pay WeChat back for however much was charged. Just as if one was putting any ordinary charge on credit.
>先充后付
>Charge first and pay later
It'd be very clear and banal to anyone on 抖音 what this video was advertising. But, of course, someone who doesn't speak nor read 中文 would have no clue! So, Western bad-actors can take clips like this, append to it a fake narrative, and use it to maliciously disseminate falsehoods. I still don't fully understand the "pay off", though.
https://mtl.jinxian.casa/media/025239ceb29828f83edd5ecb631bb20724127a7ac4c8ff89a9eb5a62606d9f65.jpg

2025-07-21 14:32:19 UTC

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Depends on the feminism. There's definitely a schism, especially considering that women are the *overwhelming* producers of pornography. One partition of feminism wants pornography banned because they consider it degrading to women, while another partition of feminism encourages things like pornography manufacture and prostitution and considers it all "valid" and "empowering". @npub19dh…kcwe @npub1x28…nysc

2025-07-21 14:20:25 UTC

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Do they not have enough women up there or something? @npub1tp2…khx4 @npub1gmv…qny9 @npub1fpd…zm2l

2025-07-20 22:19:32 UTC

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Could be anything, really. The engines aren't manufactured or maintained by Boeing. Delta Air Lines has their own maintenance department. But things break and fail sometimes. Engine failure is essentially a non-event.

2025-07-20 21:32:39 UTC

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This really doesn't have anything to do with Boeing.

2025-07-19 03:05:53 UTC

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I wish there was a not-gay version of CPUSA. @npub1smq…kqn5

2025-07-19 00:19:26 UTC

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Well, to be fair, I am not using LLM for anything "serious" like "deep research" or coding. I use them mostly for secretarial tasks and offloading busy work. I have had a lot of really great success with Google's mobile-optimized Gemma 3 model running locally on my machine. I can use it to write documents, respond to emails, and things kinda like that. I usually provide it with a very broad and general overview of what I want and then prompt it to ask me a series of questions for me to elaborate upon, and then it takes all of that to create a coherent document or whatever. @npub1jyh…h5h8 @npub1hjv…drdr @npub1lhe…ywjn

2025-07-19 00:05:00 UTC

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I am now running LLMs locally and basically exclusively using those for whatever AI needs I have. @npub15pw…kxjl @npub1hjv…drdr @npub1lhe…ywjn

2025-07-18 22:51:21 UTC

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I'm not even familiar with Greasmonkey but, yeah, it doesn't surprise me at all that all these browsers and tech companies collude to stamp out any abilities of people to circumvent programming and censorship, cringe as it may be. You have freedom of speech and expression so long as it fully aligns with the engineered zeitgeist and furthers the agendas of your controllers and doesn't disrupt any narrative-creation-and-control initiatives.

2025-07-18 22:47:52 UTC

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There was some browser extension that existed and, iIrc, was created by the [cursed] Gab developer(s), which would create some parallel comment section that wasn't censorable and people could make posts about whatever.

2025-07-18 22:43:59 UTC

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There's really no point in commenting on mainstream social media anymore in {{ .date }} considering how much of the engagement content you see is probably fake astroturfed stuff and how these networks shadow-ban and censor any organic or genuine content that doesn't align with whatever advertisers want or the establishment ideology. The only "real" places these days really are networks like the Fediverse. I refuse to believe that anywhere else is actually real.

2025-07-16 19:16:19 UTC

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I seriously don't understand *why* people buy/play console games? @npub1evt…2vf8 @npub1fy7…qws8

2025-07-16 12:40:14 UTC

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I know that China 110% doesn't issue citizenship to foreigners. I would imagine that Japan wouldn't, either, but, I don't know. I wonder what that process is like. I wonder how expensive Japan is. I think the language must be really difficult. @npub1hjv…drdr

2025-07-16 03:27:26 UTC

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In China I can get something delivered within 45 minutes. In the United States it takes over a week. The USA isn't a real country.

2025-07-16 03:23:48 UTC

It seems impossible to find pentalobe screwdrivers online.

2025-07-15 01:33:42 UTC

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If the Jews in Mossad are denying affiliation with Epstein then they were 100% affiliated with Epstein.

2025-07-14 13:22:13 UTC

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>developers are quietly cancelling condos
It's always pretty gross to hear how human needs will only be facilitated for profit motive.

2025-07-14 12:13:31 UTC

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Simultaneously Israel + USA supporting openly neo-Nazi paramilitary groups in the Ukraine. Reminds me of that 《That Mitchell and Webb Look》 SS sketch where they gain introspection and ask themselves "are we the baddies?" @npub1zxn…0kqm @npub1gez…c8ck @npub1ha5…zerl @npub1qj0…wryw @npub1565…6p4v @npub1jte…jjzt

2025-07-05 13:18:33 UTC

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Is this like an Apple marketing strategy? They're literally encouraging people to go out and buy iPhones.

2025-07-05 05:05:58 UTC

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>I know it's not like me to be negative on these near-perfect films, but I absolutely can't hold this in any longer… This is the most horrible, anachronistic, out-of-place, unTolkien line in both of the films thus far. I liked both dwarf-tossing jokes, I wasn't bothered in the least by "Let us hunt some orc," but this line is in a whole different category, and I'm surprised it hasn't been complained about here more. Not only is it out of place, it doesn't even make sense! How do orcs even know what a menu is? Do they have fancy restaurants in Mordor? I guess they must.

2025-07-04 18:46:07 UTC

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Yeah, but China doesn't *need* more housing. China is one of the only countries in the world that has a housing *surplus*. China has about 2x the amount of housing than they do population right now, which is one of the reasons for people always doom-posting about some "inevitable" collapse of the Chinese economy since so much investments are supposedly tied up in unnecessary, surplus real-estate.

2025-07-04 14:21:46 UTC

Americans are ruining my feed this morning.

2025-07-02 14:05:23 UTC

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If Teslas are able to be remotely bricked then that alone is reason to never buy one and want to see the company completely fail. @npub15pw…kxjl @npub1swc…y2dn @npub1n27…7g68 @npub1k0v…2s3f @npub1hjv…drdr @npub1wra…wcuh @npub1pms…f2xn @npub1lhe…ywjn

2025-07-01 23:57:46 UTC

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You'd be stopping a long time to charge along the way. @npub1jyh…h5h8 @npub1hjv…drdr @npub1wra…wcuh @npub1pms…f2xn

2025-07-01 23:48:43 UTC

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Hertz gave me a Tesla to take from KPHX down to KTUS once. It was like an 1.5 hour drive or something. The car had 80% charge. I asked the Hertz people if that was enough and they emphatically told me it was. But, it was like 42 ⁰ c outside and I guess that played a factor because 80% charge was not, as it turns out, enough to make the trip. @npub1hjv…drdr @npub1wra…wcuh @npub1pms…f2xn

2025-07-01 07:55:36 UTC

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I don't know if that's true or not. But, American diet also plays a major factor. There are very few fat people in my city and everybody walks and rides bikes and takes public transportation. But, diet is also *a lot better* than a typical American diet. @npub1fsr…jgql @npub1hjv…drdr

2025-07-01 07:52:39 UTC

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American cities and suburbia isn't setup for pedestrian existence. So, it's not easy to blame Americans directly for a sedentary lifestyle. I walk many kilometers a day in my city, but it's also *extremely* walkable---downright encouraging and enticing to walk. @npub1fsr…jgql @npub1hjv…drdr

2025-07-01 07:35:43 UTC

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There are no fat person emojis otherwise I would fat person emoji react to this post. @npub1nyp…he0v @npub1hjv…drdr

2025-07-01 07:21:51 UTC

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People already live next to Walmarts, though? Zoning laws aren't stopping that. Zoning laws are enforcing all the worst aspects of suburbanism while destroying the ability to have neighborhood shops and corner stores or running a business out of your house.

2025-07-01 07:16:05 UTC

Zoning laws basically shouldn't exist.

2025-07-01 06:53:05 UTC

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100% chance this post will get disingenuously spread around the #fediblock tag for "antisemitism" and your instance will get collectively sabotaged by *Mastodon* users.

2025-06-28 13:36:37 UTC

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So really neither country should tariff the other in such a relationship.

2025-06-28 12:43:22 UTC

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I kinda feel like tariffs should be 1:1. Pretty straightforward. Countries can agree together to be tariff-free. Or, pay same reciprocal tariffs.

2025-06-27 11:22:12 UTC

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What "ideology"? And I would never touch any project or distribution that tried to control what packages or functionality existed based off "ideological" disagreements.

2025-06-26 13:22:34 UTC

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There is no reality in which the UK needs F-35s.

2025-06-20 02:37:16 UTC

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I use PostgreSQL for everything. I don't really understand why other SQL databases exist. I don't really understand databases at all. I just use PostgreSQL for everything.

2025-06-16 10:37:23 UTC

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The moral of the story is that if you are ever in possession of anything of monumental importance you release it unto the world like Prometheus releasing fire unto mankind.