whitequark

gsuberland, 4 days ago to random

tired: harsh noise

wired: AES-PCM

whitequark, 6 days ago (edited 3 days ago) to random

do you, personally, associate quartz crystals with war?

(there will be context once the poll ends)

whitequark, 5 days ago to random

doping is allowed and encouraged in semiconductor manufacturing

whitequark, 4 days ago to random

"Copilot is the largest attack on copyright" you're making it sound good

whitequark, 6 days ago to random

Murder on the PCI Express

whitequark, 4 days ago to random

what doesn't kill you makes risk-seeking behavior so rewarding you'll certainly discover other things that do not kill you

whitequark, 6 days ago to random

can anyone UK-based recommend me a private endo who'd prescribe HRT without much fuss? I had a prescription before I moved countries, they just need to replicate it.

preferably in north of England area but in principle anywhere is fine, the UK is small

whitequark, 6 days ago to random

you: i have nostalgia for the olden software
me: i have used the olden software. it was bad in different ways, and also probably not the ways you expect

whitequark, 4 days ago (edited 4 hours ago) to random

no, the girl who claimed she did a DMRT1 knockout on herself probably did not do actually do that

don't share someone's claim where there isn't enough information to even consider what the methods are, much less attempt to replicate it

whitequark, 7 days ago to random

conflict avoidance is a kind of weapon

whitequark, 8 days ago to random

wow, my thermoregulation is fucked

whitequark, 8 days ago (edited 4 days ago) to random

Clock ticks (†Horoixodidae; A. A. Koch, 2144) are a now-extinct family of parasitic arachnids of the order Ixodida. Adult ticks are approximately 1 to 8 nanoseconds long, although their larvae may reach as much as 1 microseconds in duration. Since the widespread adoption of asynchronous logic in the Third Industrial Revolution, habitat destruction and loss of reproductive capability have caused the decline of this once-widespread group of animals.

whitequark, 4 days ago to random

huh... I disassembled and reassembled my Flipper Zero and now it works

I have no idea why. I have no idea why it didn't work before. Mystery

whitequark, 8 days ago to random

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1wnE4vF9CQ4

whitequark, 8 days ago to random

why does aliexpress recommend me this

whitequark, 8 days ago (edited 4 days ago) to random

https://www.jedec.org/standards-documents/docs/jesd318-ver-102

whitequark, 4 days ago (edited 2 days ago) to random

everyone keeps talking about how recall is a perfect tool for abusers to keep track of their targets but windows already includes a tool for exactly that

murder

whitequark, 8 days ago to random

realization: since a USB 3 device can work with two high-speed diffpairs, power, and ground, you could define an embedding of USB 3 over SFP and make your thumbdrive 1000% cooler

@0x47df

whitequark, 8 days ago to random

when a social media user complains about some incredibly minute things like it's the end of the world i have an impulse (which i've never followed) to ask "have you considered that you may be disabled while not having enough information to accurately judge whether you are in fact disabled? that would make your daily life difficult and miserable to the point where" (checks notes) "standing thirty seconds next to a microwave breaks your spirit for the day"

whitequark, 9 days ago to random

> It doesn't matter if I make a dozen "how to disable recall" tutorials. The second YOUR data shows up on someone ELSE'S screen, it's in THEIR recall database.

this has nothing to do with microsoft recall! anybody you send stuff to can have it compromised. you message your high school friend, she gets caught at a protest, now cops have all that data

you can never control the data you give to somebody else, recall or not

whitequark, 8 days ago (edited 4 days ago) to random

fediverse, consider: GPS collar with a worldwide IoT LTE SIM card

do you think it would be kinkier to make it secure (so that it's a very long, and very strong, leash) or insecure (because the risk of unauthorized access to your leash by three letter agencies is inherently hot)?

please explain your reasoning

whitequark, 8 days ago to random

for incomprehensible reasons (I checked every imaginable setting) my phone just... stopped vibrating. and having audio. yes, I checked the settings, Do not Disturb, every slider I found, tried using "bypass system settings" in a keyboard app, nothing.

did AudioFlinger just Die and nothing bothered to restart it? how would this even happen in a well-designed system come on

whitequark, 11 days ago to random

it's so weird to me that my projects are well known because to me like... i build them to the lowest standard of quality i can bear to make public

whitequark, 11 days ago to random

if your language has /* */ style comments and they don't nest you're going to hell

whitequark, 10 days ago to random

girl who reads the PCI Express Base Specification for comfort