Notices by King Calyo Delphi (dragonarchitect@rubber.social)

@foone Why in the everloving fuck do these exist when torx is right fucking there

The fact that people like @foone is somehow able to just STUMBLE ACROSS completely unprotected personal & private data in carelessly-disposed computers on such a regular basis is exactly the reason why I'm stubborn about not letting any devices I have at home use "the cloud".

Fuck that, I don't trust somebody else's computer security around some gadget designed to a profit margin. If someone's gonna have shit security with excessively-collected data about me, it's going to be me, myself, and I.

@foone I'm morbidly curious to know some of what you saw...

@foone I've been kinda doing that with my python dice rolling script, but with the added fun challenge of also being able to provide an optional statistics report including the polynomial generating function that gets all the useful probability stats if --verbose is set.

It's more meant to be a fun trip into the math of dice probability than being a useful dice rolling script, but I get a useful dice rolling script out of it as a bonus so hey presto.

I have multiple friends who've already said hell no to this place after taking one look at it. THEY DID NOT HAVE TO LOOK VERY HARD TO FIND IT AND PEACE OUT.

It honestly makes me, a neurodivergent kink-positive queer furry, someone who ticks off MULTIPLE boxes of margnalized groups that Capitalist Social Networks tacitly make clear they do not want because we violate capitalist sensibilities, concerned for my own long-term future here.

I am frustrated.

I do not--DO NOT--want to have to go back to using Another Capitalist Social Network.

But there enough nasty and acidic "lefty" people here on Mastodon that they are literally ruining this network and making it hostile to anybody not a parrot of their ideological in-groups.

It stands to chase away people I am Very Much Interested In, or that I care about, who genuinely want what's best for this place.

@MicrobialLife @PNASNews Renewables cannot and will not be able to provide stable baseline power by 2060, even with storage technology. Wind is too inconsistent and solar obviously does not work in the evenings or nights when demand often peaks. Storage densities are too low.

We can't end fossil fuels without simultaneously calling for a serious ramp-up of nuclear in its wake. Nuclear is a safe, stable, reliable source of baseline power with an efficiency that fossils can only dream of having.