And to be fair, the people that work on the protocols get along

It is 100% the fans on the protocols that do the flame wars

Yeah, so confused about the protocol wars

Like

I get it because I ended up accidentally becoming a controversial figure in them

But as a clown my entire point was that the circus is big enough and the nuances that flame them are so pointless in comparison to the

*checks notes*

Actual wars

There’s a difference between shutting it down

And governments treating it like a public forum

They don’t need to post there

Most of them post there in solidarity with the other perpetrators.

I’d just be impressed if

1. Companies that hire minors for entertainment
2. Would not spend marketing dollars
3. On platforms that produce CSAM
4. From literal images of them in their productions

@netflix is too afraid to be on a platform where I can AT them.

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I know some of us have been repeating this message, but with every event showing that we live in a world order defined by power through military intervention and digital infrastructure, I can only hope that more and more people realise that those who've been ringing the alarm had a point.

I already decided professionally in the new age that my title is “software assurer”

I assure people the software does what they hope

So I was starting to feel guilty about the planet for pair programming with Claude occasionally

But it’s definitely the people churning 30 of them simultaneously that’s the problem

What I’m getting at is, where’d your campaign team get the line to call out raspberry pi by name?

Those same laptop and phone manufacturers have a vested interest in not letting people have access to compute

I haven’t bought a new work laptop since:

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Like, there’s a need to secure your venue, which I totally get

And I get that malicious actors could use a children’s toy to improvise a weapon

But think of it like this

A raspberry pi has no battery

Laptops and phones have batteries that are far more dangerous in the wrong hands.

In a nut shell, tiny things like these are how we as Americans meaningfully fight back against Digital Over Reich

I hadn’t seen him in a long time.

when Kimmel was canceled I tuned in to see what he had to say and he did this bit where he was just at a loss for words just kinda jimming the camera man and now that’s all I see when I think of him

It was very clearly 2025 and not 2005 and how far he and we fell

I’ve always been of the mind that you need to feel the machine to understand it intuitively

I’ve played around with and without LLMs long enough to agree and elaborate that not feeling the computer is less stressful— if we don’t feel that stress, though we don’t care and we don’t embody the logic.

I found the bug.

The difference between coding in theory versus in practice is

The code was theoretically pure

The web page was thrashing because react was thrashing keys and I just want to point out

My silly elf has a virtual dom too and we don’t do that

I’m still surprised how long we’ve gone just letting ourselves get hacked daily

Like, remember when it was “any website that asks for your birthday is sus”?

I simp so hard I throw scissors

That is the crucial step in the psy-op

Out group the sane immediately