Notices by Wrongthink (wrongthink@cdrom.tokyo), page 11

@EdBoatConnoisseur @bronze @ademan There is also repurposed hardware from Technoethical. It is possible to more completely disable IME on earlier hardware.

OT: Thread scheduling for bulldozer family architectures have been better under linux than on windows. So the problem was exacerbated by that.

@charliebrownau @truthaddict Their player is implemented in javascript 🤮 😩

I had to go digging around their stupid bloated asset calls to even find it at https://podcasts.captivate.fm/media/8692018e-8162-4663-b9bc-bc22d9455bbb/S3-Ep77-Levin-FOIA-solutions-converted.mp3

Or, here’s a clean mirror for anyone who isn’t a masochist.

@ryo

Consider if Mr. Bean would just walk into an ICU unit and demand to perform heart surgery on somebody who might die in a matter of minutes, and the surgeon would tell him to fuck off, is the surgeon an elitist?

Well, there was a skit on that. Although the analogy still holds IMO

https://yewtu.be/watch?v=FG3ohfDASao

I don’t agree with all his work, but so much truth is spoken in just these 30 seconds.

I wish I had somebody to snap me out of my own learned helplessness years ago.

A question for which I now know my own answer. That electricity one is a real bitch.

Is anybody selling used solar panels? Asking for a friend…

@RustyCrab I keep a stockpile of .txt files for technical things. It’s actually faster and more manageable than conducting a web search each time.

Also grep -e term ~/stockpile/*.txt becomes a sort of internal “search engine” that way.

@beardalaxy A little bit of social conditioning will go a long way

@Graycot

forgot why I shut it down

If you don’t mind me taking a few guesses, did it have anything to do with memory consumption? Process lockup? CPU usage woes? <–anything at all relating to the fact that YaCy has (poorly) chosen to be written in Java?…

@Graycot Try a SearX instance, or depending on how limited the space is YaCy or something else that can have its own index.

@PhenomX6 And in the not too distant future, anticipate that they will be referencing brain scans to determine your fit.

@sim @cryptoduke The bulletin board in the hallway.

We're live now at http://noagendastream.com/ with No Agenda episode 1530 #@pocketnoagenda http://l.curry.com/fDh

@jeffcliff @Owl @DEERBLOOD @EssentialUtinsil @NailBomb Television isn’t exactly a perfectly descriptive term for what most people are hypnotized by anymore. I’ve been trying to use the umbrella term mass media, but it may be too inexact. Corporate presstitutes?

@moddedbear @joel @RL_Dane If the whole site is under a dozen pages or so, by hand doesn’t seem so daunting. I kind of like the simplicity of raw html5.

@ryo The first response inspires some hope

And so you want to bring such features in GIMP even though you know it’s bad? Personally I absolutely dislike these technologies of AI-made drawing.

Also, if it does get implemented, if it has to reach out over the network to query some remote server then the whole “feature” is fucked. Actually, another commenter brings this up:

Ah also, last (technical) point: the few plug-ins I checked were requiring logins to various proprietary online services. This is an absolute no-no. GIMP is not here to be a free advertisement entry-point for proprietary services. If we ever wanted to include such tool, models and engines would need to be embedded, though as I understand, it would make the install files extra heavy (I read some posts which were talking of models nearing the 4 or 5 GiB!) which is a huge problem.

@Hempressemilym @Zoomerman88 And the NPC responsible for the ordeal: Dennis Nebus, leveraging government apparatus.

Isn’t government just wonderful? Aren’t we all so lucky to have a benevolent government to look out for us?

@ryo screen size SVGs when your browser has no GPU acceleration - drives me crazy.

I’ve learned that the article content on most sites is about 80-85% down the way on the scroll bar when this happens.

@sf_mzsk 座っているより立っているのほうが安そう

@xianc78 @ItsSkyDragonz @sandwich I’ve been wanting to chide those who use skeptical discussion to springboard unrelated conspiracies.

Things need to remain segmented because there’s no faster way to lose a normie audience (already rare as it is) than to begin tying in select hypotheses. I think it comes both from those who do so to discredit meaningful conspiracy findings and also from skeptical folks who perhaps sit on the lower end of the IQ bell curve.

For example, I would love to share more broadly Conspiracy Music Guru’s work but anyone who goes on to listen to all his works may come to assume that I also believe unsubstantiated things like ‘space is fake’ or ‘public figures are all transvestites’.

@NEETzsche @Minty @Misato

I have said things in situations that will probably haunt my memories forever.