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2026-03-12 11:43:43 UTC

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That poor bastard isn't going to last long in a war zone. His situational awareness and threat response instincts are just not there.

2026-03-11 21:37:35 UTC

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Damn that looks a hell of a lot like New Zealand.

2026-03-11 17:31:34 UTC

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It was an excellent lesson. Everyone found out exactly who everyone really was.
When the masks went on, the masks came off.
And I for one cannot unsee what I saw.
When things get seriously authoritarian, which they will, you can be 100% assured that the same people will behave exactly the same as they did during covid.
Your next-door neighbor will be your worst enemy even as they smile and make small talk.
There is a Polish cultural thing where you do not smile in public. Because it will tell others that you have something to smile about. Something they do not have. And if they do not have it, then you shouldn't have it either.
Smiling in public is asking for trouble.
Make no mistake. The people who live around you will rat you out for anything and everything if they think for a second it might in some way profit them. Even if it's for a dopamine hit and a feeling of power.

2026-03-11 12:31:51 UTC

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People really need to push back on government's claims that they can hold this sensitive data securely.
Governments have a terrible track record for losing sensitive data.
For example, the Canadian federal restricted firearms registry got hacked and the names / addresses and weapon information got exfiltrated, leaving everybody exposed. The government didn't disclose the breach for 2 years.
Another example is the FBI wiretap system that was breached in Feb 2026, and the data exfiltrated.

2026-03-11 12:03:53 UTC

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Fuck that!
Learn your lesson from France, where people who filled that out are now getting hit at home by criminals and tortured until they hand over their wallets.
This is an intelligence test. Don't fail it.

2026-03-11 12:01:32 UTC

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Always remember that the first casualty of war is the truth.
Especially in this post truth era where anything you see or hear can be faked.

2026-03-11 11:58:36 UTC

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It's a cultural thing. It is considered clever to scam someone, and wise to steal something you did not earn.
They may not even have a practical application for it except maybe selling it to someone who does.
These are the same cultural values that result in the faked expiry dates on food they sell, the price mislabeling and short changing at retail stores, the reused cups at coffee shops, the pre inspected and resealed scratch lottery tickets and promotional items like roll the rim coffee cups.
It's the same cultural values that drive the scam calls, the email phishing, the forged qualifications, the social programs abuse, the dumping of trash on roadsides and in waterways...

2026-03-07 18:09:10 UTC

Today I spent the day investigating how good AI is at porting old code.
I chose a relatively complex Windows 32 bit application I wrote 20 years ago in Delphi (Object Pascal) that uses an Access database backend.
Porting it to a modern web based architecture.
Doing this by hand would take 9-12 months by my estimate once all the unit testing and other stuff is done.
End of day one. It's not there yet. Still generating source code, but I'm guessing it's about halfway.
Whether it compiles and runs is another story 😂

2026-03-07 14:17:03 UTC

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I hope that is true. 2026 has been a continual series of disasters and loss.
And it's only March.

2026-03-07 14:15:24 UTC

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Dangerous megalomaniac ones too.
Just look at the glee in his eyes as he describes his vision for the elimination of humanity at the hands of his drone army.

2026-03-07 14:12:29 UTC

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Armstrong believes that the fundamental driving force of these cycles is human nature. It never changes. Greed, fear, love, hate...
And so humans in aggregate behave and react to change in predictable ways. Which is why history repeats / rhymes.

2026-03-07 03:04:40 UTC

Some advice for nerds on getting over a breakup, from an expert nerd in getting dumped 😂
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Hwd-AZ7XJ1o

2026-03-06 23:36:06 UTC

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Technical implementation of zaps is dialed in IMO.
But it's a conceptual leap for folks around the IQ bell curve peak.
It doesn't help that a gazillion zaps equals a dollar in a world where math is rassis.

2026-03-06 23:33:07 UTC

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Oh I am mildly surprised. Care to share your thoughts?

2026-03-06 23:13:46 UTC

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Damn. Now that is a honey trap which will catch a lot of people.

2026-03-06 22:56:41 UTC

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Martin Armstrong's AI model (Socrates) predicts a major transition in how the USA is structured going into 2032.
It has a track record of accurate geopolitical forecasts going back to the mid 1980's.
Yes. Actual AI in production in the 1980's.
What you're talking about here is shielding / getting yourself out of the way as this phase state change unfolds.
There are other options that Armstrong recommends, and I'll leave folks to explore that rabbit hole themselves.
Because rabbit holes are fun :-)

2026-03-06 22:50:21 UTC

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I hear income taxes are entirely voluntary in the USA. Anyone here actually investigate this?

2026-03-04 13:52:51 UTC

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Pay close attention to what Matt Hill from Start9 has to say about Agentic AI and privacy.
You grant these personal agents high level access to your systems out of necessity, and everything these agents can access get sent back to whatever cloud platform you have subscribed to.
That company now has everything you digitally owned.
For example, I have a number of apps, algorithms, and platforms I built when I was a software dev that are still ground breaking today.
If I use AI agents to port all these systems into modern tech stacks, all that IP now sits with the likes of anthropic.
Just like Google has everything you ever typed into its search engine, these AI companies will have everything you ever express, build, keep, and do.

2025-05-16 19:41:39 UTC

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Like Solomon said. With great knowledge comes great sorrow.
Part of me gets Cypher and wishes I could go back.
I'm taking a different path than you. Getting rich was something I worked hard at removing from my matrix. At least in terms of money. Not minimizing your efforts or priorities at all. We just have different paths.
The journey you ask about brought me to the conclusion that humanity is deeply and wantonly corrupt. It is for good reason that so many highly sentient beings which inhabit our world want nothing at all to do with mankind.
Sounds kind of dumb I know, but my focus has shifted away from this artificial human construct we may call the modern system and working within it because a deeper matrix which manifests as our very reality is not as solid as one might think.

2025-04-18 23:02:03 UTC

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I'm glad my parents broke the cycle and didn't chop a good portion of my cock off.

2025-04-12 19:59:15 UTC

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I still think the best thing you can do with a thin, mediocre wine is to add alcohol and sugar, then throw it on oak for half a dozen years.
I love sipping port in the evening by a fire.

2025-04-10 01:30:36 UTC

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Well I can tell you that the spooks use it on a modified mobile device for communications when they don't want their boss listening in.

2025-04-09 23:59:35 UTC

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An auction site for buying and selling stuff.

2025-04-05 14:29:31 UTC

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I have a contaminated block where the mold is contained by the mycelium.
I'll have to try this in one of my beds.

2025-04-02 22:45:55 UTC

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Do you mean, dropping freedom bombs on other people?
Cause that's how I read it.

2025-03-30 17:10:18 UTC

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We live in a natural world of incredible abundance, inside an artificial system build upon scarcity.
Here is a photo of the lettuce seed I collected from one lettuce plant last year. From that one seed, I have who knows, maybe 10,000 seeds.
I've been growing the same lettuce for 8 years, each year collecting seed and each successive generation becomes better and more abundant. https://m.primal.net/PyZD.jpg

2025-03-28 22:06:22 UTC

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Is this you??
Like seriously. This is the internet and you could be a 12 year old they/them.

2025-03-24 18:32:22 UTC

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Reminds me of this gem:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3gjvOOlHmsU&t=3s

2025-02-13 13:26:53 UTC

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Partially freeze the fat, cut it into pieces and then run it through a grinder so you have tiny pieces.
Then render with water., skimming out the bits as you go.
You won't get the cracklings because the pieces are too small, but the process is much faster.