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phooky
@phooky@hexa.club
Hacker, tinkerer, ripper-apart-of-stuff, constructor of trash contraptions.
Formerly deeply enmeshed in the 3D printing industry.
I don't use generative AI, but I'm not a purist about what other people decide to do. You do you.
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Joined March 31, 2025
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I'm not an easily impressed person. I am very impressed.
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Because it's a clear day and the sun is high, I get orthographic projections for free, without even needing a GPU. Nvidia can eat shit
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Sales of my "oops all Death" tarot deck at a mystifying all time low
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Came across this massive Paulownia thriving in its rapidly vanishing natural habitat (empty lots near the Gowanus).
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Very impressed that less than 48 hours after filling out a pledgebox survey for a kickstarter i supported they invited me to back a next generation penis pump. Bold move, pledgebox
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@mcc@mastodon.social several centuries later a profoundly confused Odysseus arrives at Ithaca, NY
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@RueNahcMohr@infosec.exchange floor loss is a function of price. If a 1206 resistor that is less than a tenth of the penny hits the floor is considered to have evaporated into hawking radiation. if a $1 0805 capacitor hits the floor it is converted into ten minutes of crawling with a flashlight
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Started idly researching Hunt The Wumpus and ended up in some truly fantastic spaces.
"LSD became his ally. It was during an acid
session that he received his shamanic initiation,
lasered into him, across space and time, from a
place deep in the Amazon. That's when he took his
shamanic name, Hara Ra."
Buckle up:
https://www.cryonet.org/cgi-bin/dsp.cgi?msg=29879
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If you can live forever by beating death at chess, maybe we need to start viewing Deep Blue as yet another billionaire-funded longevity project
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A level 3 tetrahedron will require nearly four hundred struts, all of equal length. Luckily: laser.
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@NanoRaptor@bitbang.social Lotus 1-2-3 wouldn't come out with a dual-screen version for another two years, and by then they'd lost the market
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@MLE_online@social.afront.org this is definitely an origin story that leads somewhere dark
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@foone@digipres.club if your computer doesn't fit in your pants that sounds like a question of motivation more than anything else
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Noticing that Krita remains free, but also sells packaged versions on various app stores for about $10 that goes towards supporting development. Dare I say I... like this model? It makes it easy to support dev, and the program remains free for those who can't/won't support it.
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@NanoRaptor@bitbang.social just as ntalk succeeded talk, and then ytalk succeeded ntalk, I believe we will soon see rsync replaced by nsync and eventually ysynk
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ran out of gray filament at the 4 hour mark. found another roll of identical gray filament and resumed printing. apparently this can actually happen in the real world once in a while
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@MLE_online@social.afront.org we need public spaces for people to meet, which is why I'm telling anyone who will listen that we need to have more breakdancing fundraisers to support community centers
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@overholt@glammr.us I'm mostly disappointed by the lack of imagination. "We are a vital catalyst in the transmigration of souls", for example, is suitably evil but also awesome
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Okay, time to print 130 connectors. Let's be conservative and do 60 per batch.
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what's on the monsterdons tonight? [tunes into to spankotron 6000] ookay
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I'd love to say "I smashed the Amazon Ring doorbell that was installed by the previous tenant" but honestly this is just what they look like after a couple of years of exposure to the elements
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@JamesAkers@expressional.social @cibomahto@social.v.st having just replaced the discontinued smoke detectors in my house with the manufacturers new model, which has the same pinout but different connector, forcing me to get out the wire nuts and mess with the house wiring: USB everywhere can not come soon enough
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@Kroc@oldbytes.space haha I remember when this started years ago and I immediately opted out. My repositories are still there. The opt out is absolutely bullshit
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@ColesStreetPothole@weatherishappening.network @NanoRaptor@bitbang.social I went exclusively by "phooky" for most of college and it was fantastic; no one would ever forget my name
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@billgoats@bitbang.social I still remember how to do the little "don't duplicate that paper tape" dance
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@NanoRaptor@bitbang.social unfortunately at my age the peer group of cis men changing their names and cis men trying to avoid child support payments is pretty much one and the same
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@ohyran@social.piewpiew.se @Kroc@oldbytes.space oh, it's even better; see, they used to have a repo called "opt-out", but they have deleted and started a new repository, and I am not fucking making this up, called "opt-out-v2"
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@netopwibby@social.coop This looks fantastic! I like the way the trackball buttons are a different shade than the rest of the shell. Were you planning to paint them the same color, or something else?
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@mjd@mathstodon.xyz uh... yes? Exactly? We should not have a new large industry in America using water at this scale?
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I am watching game three entirely by interpreting the sounds that the various watch parties on my block are making
I get worried when they get quiet
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shit, the watch parties are getting quiet
[checks score]
oh no
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@joshmillard@mastodon.social to which i reply, absolutely not
if ever there were a dude born for pegmaxxing, it were he
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@benbrown@masto.hackers.town I've got to admit that I avoided the esp32 for a long time because y saw the documentation and toolchain were such a mess, but I'm slowly getting into it. You can get decent LCDs with esp32s3s pasted on for a song, and they're awesome for projects that I'd previously had to use a tablet for
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@cancel@merveilles.town i am assuming they will eventually just crawl via VPNs, though.
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@MLE_online@social.afront.org absolutely assuming that this was blasting on repeat the whole time
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NVP_tc3pxrs
Paul Kills Feyd
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@poppyhaze@girlcock.club look, when I was growing up we all got stumpfoot, greackles, and Edgar's Pallor, and we turned out ok. In fact I remember when a kid got the 'pallor, all the parents in the neighborhood would send their kids over to catch it too, since you were more likely to survive if you got it young
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@poppyhaze@girlcock.club I'm not saying bleak tuxedo isn't serious; I know a guy who came down with the 'leak when he was a teen and still can't stand being in direct sunlight for more than five minutes a day, but them's the breaks
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