ssh honeypot but the shell is an llm pretending to be an actual linux shell
it's always strange to me when people point out that anubis can be bypassed. the point is that it still significantly reduces scraper traffic when deployed. just because you think it's ineffective doesn't change the fact that it demonstrably works
if you repeatedly choose not to use alt text for your media, you're making the web a less accessible space. and if you're trans like me, you should understand better than most people why inclusion matters and why you shouldn't be contributing to the exclusion of blind and low-vision people
one of the worst things microblogging has done is making dogpiling into a sport for some people. it feels like people forget that the people they're talking about and replying to are real humans with real emotions and not just another one of your shitty fucking ai agents reposting lolicon content
i saw the among us tv series last night and it was honestly really good. it's got a total runtime of about an hour and a half and it's definitely worth the time. it's one of those things you don't expect to be good until you watch it and realize it's peak
if you've beaten the factorio space exploration mod, you're probably the kind of guy i'd marry
[guy who lives in a mud hut voice] actually if you have problems with living in a mud hut you're probably just not doing mud huts correctly. have you tried using my variation of mud hut
noticing the target audience for your mom's products is an unfortunate halmark of womanhood. "for dull skin!" "for wrinkles" you see directly her fears, her insecurities. you wish you could shake her and tell her how beautiful she is, but it wouldnt stick. the need for youth and beauty is pervasive.
it's just so wild to me when people have the opportunity to learn something new and reject it on principle. like, there is so much stuff out there in the world that you could be learning about and yet you refuse to engage with any of it. fundamentally incurious
Nice part about working from home is being able to take apart a PS5 controller during a long meeting to help me stay focused
Getting together a PicoIDE demo setup for VCF Midwest and for fun I think I'll use my SGI Visual Workstation 320. Quake, Quake II, and Half-Life run great! Anyone know any other fun OpenGL games from the late 90s? The SGI graphics on this machine can't do Direct3D, which is a fun limitation.
GTA 6 feels less like a game and more some kind of totem for a certain kind of dying gamer identity, that cannot economically or culturally sustain itself anymore. it represents a million different things and seemingly the least important of them is that it is an open world mission based video game
"It takes more work to communicate with someone whose native language isn't the same as yours. And autism goes deeper than language and culture; autistic people are 'foreigners' in any society." -Jim Sinclair, from the foundational essay Don't Mourn For Us: www.autreat.com/dont_mourn.h... #autism
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the more I age, the more I detest software at a visceral, personal level. Every pointless deprecation, bullshit API change, vibe-coded regression, violation of semver, godawful UI change in tooling I use, etc. that I have to put up with is time not spent enjoying my brief time on Earth
when an autistic girl tells you that your joke about autism is making her uncomfortable, the correct reaction is to stop doing that and choose literally anything else to spend your time doing