nightwatch_admin
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I ran from Reddit, it be like that
- Comment on Dawg... 6 hours ago:
Why so blunt?
- Comment on google maps 6 hours ago:
Ahhh should that not be Mr…. Wang?
I guess I will see myself out.
- Comment on Oopsie Daisy 6 hours ago:
The legal limit for plutonium is 0, so the meme is technically correct, which, as we all know, is the best kind of correct.
- Comment on You would not believe it 6 days ago:
When life gives you humans :(
- Comment on Got my pumpkin today. All ready for Halloween 1 week ago:
That’s… apt? Appropriate?
- Comment on First day on the job 1 week ago:
meme/joke aside, what am I actually seeing here?
- Comment on My disappointment is immeasurable and my day is ruined 1 week ago:
- Comment on Hearing Kash Patel's Voice for the First Time 2 weeks ago:
What an obnoxious person, my goodness.
- Comment on Me, whenever I see AI slop on my shitposts (original content I suppose) 5 weeks ago:
You don’t say! I got lucky and got a nice 2nd hand RBMK-1000 at 3.2GW, so brownouts due to high speed shitposting should be a thing of the past.
- Comment on Can't believe I made this without ChatGPT 5 weeks ago:
I am sorry for being late, but I would love to say that the no 0.3Wh vs yes nuclear plant would be just perfect.
- Comment on They didn't stop to think if they should 1 month ago:
The backdoor birth isn’t the worst, the front one is truly nightmarish. Sounding, but far more extreme.
- Comment on A massive Wyoming data center will soon use 5x more power than the state's human occupants - but no one knows who is using it 1 month ago:
The classic definition of workstation is “immensely powerful, probably tweaked single user production computer”, which can of course be racked and remotely accessed, but we’re talking late 90s then.
- Comment on All I Want 1 month ago:
What a radiating smile!
- Comment on Maybe with cheese? 1 month ago:
* MICHEL LOTITO HAS ENTERED THE CHAT
- Comment on Microsoft bans LibreOffice developer's account without warning, rejects appeal 2 months ago:
OK kids, one more time. Repeat after me: Cloud is just someone else’s computer.
- Comment on DNS security is important but DNSSEC may be a failed experiment 2 months ago:
Nice opinion piece, but I disagree with the core idea that dnssec’s biggest problem is visibility (also, there hasn’t been any padlock icon in years in browsers). IMHO we have 3 main drivers that made https a success, and dnnsec (and smtps) not:
- enforced by browsers: while you could file it under “visibility”, the difference to me is that browsers refuse to load your site without https. If they had resorted to a mere red address bar, https would never really have taken off.
- ”atomic”: a site with failed https is only 1 failed site. Other sites, APIs, mail servers etc under the same domain will still work.
- DNSSEC is HARD. Yes, your dns./website provider makes it look easy but really, this stuff is seriously hard to do right now, and there is little tooling to help you with it; the same reason smtps (and maybe ipv6) failed so hard, I think.
- Comment on be gay, do computers 2 months ago:
Blaise Pascal was the real OG: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pascaline
- Comment on Deserved? Poll inside 2 months ago:
Because he was smashing the burger, not femanon.
- Comment on Why doesn't the Trump administration simply edit the Epstein files and release them? 2 months ago:
Those GBUs were designed by Boeing to fall, crash and explode… checks out.
- Comment on Barbers HATE this one simple trick 2 months ago:
You and me both, my friend… remember Balding Elon Musk? I think it’s not so much the lack of hair, more like the lack of ethics.
- Comment on Guys on dating sites be like: 2 months ago:
As a tactic to impress women, it must be the absolute worst. What do these guys think???
- Comment on Converting numbers is easy 3 months ago:
This. I always thought the columns were named, not numbered; this would make it easier for regular humans to work with Excel because of the similarities with a chess board. The original developers would probably have chosen matrix style coordinates in hindsight though.
- Comment on More orders of magnitude, please. 3 months ago:
We moth listen very carefully to this!
- Comment on Elon Musk’s xAI Is Reportedly Burning Through $1 Billion a Month 3 months ago:
Did you drop this /s?
- Comment on Microsoft uses 'Copilot' for practically everything. A watchdog wants the company to change its advertising. 3 months ago:
Why all the effort? Wait a few weeks and Microsoft will have renamed it themselves anyway.
- Comment on Why is someone always cheating?!? 3 months ago:
Ah ha ha turning the picture upside down to give us anxiety hm? Not gonna fall for that trick!
- Comment on UK fusion reactor dream gets another £2.5 billion from gov't 3 months ago:
Also, I think the Register’s point was not about feasibility or profitability even, but more that no one at STEP can explain where the money is going at all; it might be research and reactor, but just as well shiny new macbooks as a New Year’s present for everyone and ’is mum.
- Comment on UK fusion reactor dream gets another £2.5 billion from gov't 3 months ago:
Cold fusion is a different and entirely mythical idea.
And I agree, I meant that I’ve heard both hot and cold fusion predicted.
- Comment on UK fusion reactor dream gets another £2.5 billion from gov't 3 months ago:
Be that as it may, I’ve been hearing that (cold) fusion is just 30 years away for about 40 years now. I appreciate the effort but simply burning money would probably have generated lots more energy than fusion.
Grumpy whining aside, the problem here isn’t the expensive research per se, but more that STEP can’t explain where all the money is going into:As for what STEP has done to encourage that added investment, that’s anyone’s guess - by all accounts it doesn’t seem like a lot has happened with the project of late.
- Comment on Okay Hans. We're safe 3 months ago:
Nee dat is wéér anders. Even kijken … út it Fryske lân komt een mân mè lânge tân… of zo.
