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phone radio security, weird fashion/art, mathematical cryptography :: posts my own :: she/her

@mossmann I definitely think it's worth trying. If you were in the bay area I'd just give you some :)

@graves501 ah I already do that, but it doesn't really help me unfortunately

specifically I tried the one made by zbiotics. was hesitant at first since it can make some folks nauseous (which I'm very prone to), but I had no issues.

Last night I tried a pre-alcohol probiotic that breaks down acetaldehyde in your liver to reduce hangovers and it worked super well??

I don't drink often, but lately I've almost always had horrible hangovers after drinking and I just feel mostly totally fine today.

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Oakland Privacyoaklandprivacy
2025-06-16

“Under a 10-year-old California measure, known as Senate Bill 34, state law enforcement agencies are barred from sharing license plate reader data with out-of-state public agencies or federal entities. The law has been routinely violated”

found the best sticker (by ashleyloob.bsky.social)

The Bass Pro Shops logo, except the fish is crying and the text says "I have crippling anxiety."

however, I do kind of associate this color with CSRs (certificate signing requests)

seeing this nail polish shade named "encryption key" made me realize the colors i associate with encryption keys are very different -- more blues/greens/greys.

curious about other folks' colour associations if you'd like to share

Nail polish bottle + nails wearing a red/orange base that's very shimmery (yellow shimmer), almost metallic.

@alisonmartin57 this is so pretty!

on academic tools that became global infrastructure & research projects that became industry giants

Academic Tools That Became Global Infrastructure. RISC-V, now a worldwide open standard, began as a research project at UC Berkeley. The gem5 simulator, essential for computer architecture research, emerged from NSF-supported efforts at the University of Wisconsin–Madison and Michigan. It continues receiving federal support as it evolves to meet the research community’s needs. LLVM, the compiler framework now embedded in everything from iOS to data centers, was launched and developed at the University of Illinois with federal funding support.

Research Projects That Became Industry Giants. Google began as an NSF-funded Digital Library project at Stanford. Akamai spun out of federally funded MIT research on internet traffic, helping to build the content delivery layer of the modern web. Qualcomm’s early wireless breakthroughs were rooted in federal funding, thanks to faculty at UCSD and UCLA. Siri traces its origins to federally funded work in cognitive assistants. Each of these examples shows how public research has seeded technologies that became transformative companies.

learned a painful lesson today, when making a balsamic reduction do not lean over the pan and breathe in the fumes

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2025-05-22

the guards who speak only the truth and speak only lies guard the logic gate.

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async sjolsensjolsen@tech.lgbt
2025-05-20

daily affirmations:

  • I am an abstract class.
  • My instances are collections of objects.
  • My subclasses may place some restrictions or add some definitions to how the objects are stored or organized; I say nothing about this.
  • I merely provide some object creation and access routines for general collections of objects.
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Daisy Leigh Breneckidaisy@cloudisland.nz
2025-05-19

Sometime just after 4:35pm Pittsburgh time tomorrow (Sunday—I think it's still Saturday there as I write this), I was supposed to walk on stage at @pycon and receive the Community Service Award.

I won't be doing that in person, because I'm transgender, and the event is in the US.

My AU passport has an X gender marker, so I can't even get an ESTA or visitor visa to enter the US, and even if I could it is a country that is even more wildly unsafe for people like me than it was a year ago.

@eqe It's amazing!!!!

@eqe no!!! I want to see it!

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I collect vintage Linux-related stuff, and while looking through ebay recently I found this LP by an artist named Unix (2002) that's actually pretty good? youtube.com/watch?v=5bdDETQLnSc

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