Nostr notes by LisPi

Every single component used can be reused and recycled. ...

2026-11-02T10:21:08Z

In reply to nevent1q…6euh
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Every single component used can be reused and recycled.

That's the actual implication of using more common resources that don't need any new extracted.

The plastic use? Is entirely avoidable. That *is* a flaw that needs addressing, but stop implying that it can't be used for that purpose.

Of course their patent should be invalidated as collaboration with death cults, as all such barriers to proper use tend to be.

> but LEDs got so cheap that people now light up way more than before.

With considerably less energy and less resources.

Also citations needed for that claim, because I've seen light pollution go *down* over my lifetime here.

Second verse same as the first?

2026-11-02T09:58:48Z

In reply to nevent1q…ljl8
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Second verse same as the first?

That's okay, we'll dissolve them as a treat, so they ...

2026-11-02T09:58:06Z

In reply to nevent1q…urmw
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That's okay, we'll dissolve them as a treat, so they don't have to suffer the moral injury.

We should just abolish those.

2026-11-02T09:55:51Z

In reply to nevent1q…f4x2
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We should just abolish those.

Also, it is an example of Degrowth. Good job getting it wrong.

2026-11-02T09:55:12Z

In reply to nevent1q…fn2h
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Also, it *is* an example of Degrowth.

Good job getting it wrong.

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2026-11-02T09:52:53Z

I have found a new cat channel.

And yet another disappointing post that buys into "human ...

2026-11-02T09:45:42Z

And yet another disappointing post that buys into "human nature" narratives.

One can make a case for France being an oppressive nightmare ...

2026-11-02T09:38:13Z

One can make a case for France being an oppressive nightmare without lying or using silly examples.

Tornado Cash is an example of both USA empire influence *and* involving money.

"Follow the money" is a stereotypical piece of advice for a reason. Doing *anything* pertaining to it while being *identifiable* is approaching reckless suicidal behavior.

The *only* way it doesn't lead to the state making an example of oneself is if the state is *also* backing the effort (and even then that doesn't always protect their pawns).

But given who I'm subposting the fact it's a ridiculous and dishonest example to have given is not surprising.

Woah, it's Lenovo with the backdoors again. Sure feels like ...

2026-11-02T09:30:20Z

In reply to nevent1q…xydh
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Woah, it's Lenovo with the backdoors again.

Sure feels like reruns today.

It's in my walk-in freezer. The one without an inner latch. ...

2026-11-02T09:27:36Z

In reply to nevent1q…d0e9
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It's in my walk-in freezer. The one without an inner latch.

Do feel free to retrieve in.

(Sadly chat I don't actually have an unsafe industrial hazard of a walk-in freezer.)

A great place to leave an unattended CEO. May they never come ...

2026-11-02T09:26:29Z

In reply to nevent1q…na7z
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A great place to leave an unattended CEO. May they never come back.

Probably more "finished collating and publishing all the ...

2026-11-02T09:25:24Z

In reply to nevent1q…hue4
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Probably more "finished collating and publishing all the recorded data".

The observation/discovery was likely a matter of minutes.

Gross, he should consider going to sleep and not waking up. His ...

2026-11-02T09:22:38Z

In reply to nevent1q…9yv3
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Gross, he should consider going to sleep and not waking up.

His comatose self would have less disgusting takes.

C'est un moyen comme un autre d'indiquer qu'ils ...

2026-11-02T09:11:14Z

In reply to nevent1q…pwmg
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C'est un moyen comme un autre d'indiquer qu'ils préfèrent d'autres types d'action directe plus anonyme.

D'autant que une fois qu'il n'y a plus rien au compte bancaire, un 10k$ de moins par-dessus les autres change plus rien.

C-22 is in direct opposition to the charter of rights though, so ...

2026-11-02T08:56:34Z

In reply to nevent1q…2pln
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C-22 is in direct opposition to the charter of rights though, so one can just refuse to comply.

It works solely because corposcum are spineless collaborateurs.

The UK in contrast is a nightmarish police state where anything but compliance is indeed criminalized, has been for decades and where there are no such rights.

Thinking about this again, in a lot of JRPGs NPCs that just give ...

2026-11-02T08:47:37Z

In reply to nevent1q…4vkn
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Thinking about this again, in a lot of JRPGs NPCs that just give no shit about anything other than their specific center of interest (and don't care about the hero) abound too.

It gets funny (and absurd) when the situation around is otherwise some manner of active apocalypse happening *right then*.

8 episodes was a bit tight overall. Though given Vickers the fact ...

2026-11-02T08:39:03Z

In reply to nevent1q…ksnu
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8 episodes was a bit tight overall.

Though given Vickers the fact it completed is surprising already.

I see that a primary school education is not necessary to hold ...

2026-11-02T08:33:21Z

In reply to nevent1q…8mxr
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I see that a primary school education is not necessary to hold political office in Australia.

Interesting.

Eh, people would also think positively of the party vanquishing ...

2026-11-02T06:43:30Z

In reply to nevent1q…pqkv
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Eh, people would also think positively of the party vanquishing the world-ending monster here too.

Of course the monster's organization would be unhappy about it but no one likes them anyway.

The ethernet is buggy.

2026-11-02T06:37:52Z

In reply to nevent1q…lhse
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The ethernet is buggy.

That part is applicable to both though.

2026-11-02T03:13:18Z

In reply to nevent1q…ersp
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That part is applicable to both though.

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2026-11-02T01:41:56Z

In reply to nevent1q…7s0u
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[Algebraic entry](https://www.gnu.org/software//emacs/manual/html_node/calc/Algebraic-Entry.html) is also an option with more natural entry syntax (just a space, no need to multiply by the unit), apparently.

Say #Emacs world, why is it not supported like with units?

2026-11-02T01:35:37Z

In reply to nevent1q…72t8
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Say #Emacs world, why is it not supported like with units?

For some bizarre reason, one cannot add custom prefixes. So if ...

2026-11-02T01:35:02Z

In reply to nevent1q…7s0u
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For some bizarre reason, one cannot add custom prefixes.

So if one wants to convert from say... Kbyte to Gibyte, one either needs to define the binary units in terms of quantities of bytes (and following units recursively) with the user-defined units workflow *or* one can try modifying the `math-unit-prefixes` which is *not* supported.

Incidentally the stack editing is actually necessary if you want ...

2026-11-02T01:26:11Z

In reply to nevent1q…xcpx
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Incidentally the stack editing is actually necessary if you want to include certain kinds of units that are similar in construction to decibels.

Editing stack entries [(info "(calc) Editing Stack ...

2026-11-02T01:22:29Z

Editing stack entries [(info "(calc) Editing Stack Entries")](https://www.gnu.org/software//emacs/manual/html_node/calc/Editing-Stack-Entries.html).

There we go, that's how we add the unit names without that "[favorite unit](https://www.gnu.org/software//emacs/manual/html_node/calc/User_002dDefined-Units.html)" silliness.

The case of those earlier noobs was far more forgivable, in just ...

2026-11-01T22:45:37Z

In reply to nevent1q…2frr
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The case of those earlier noobs was far more forgivable, in just how hard finding information was in various places & cases.

Slop users don't have that excuse.

My entire IPv4 would break. IPv6 would be entirely unaffected ...

2026-11-01T22:36:04Z

In reply to nevent1q…7xz4
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My entire IPv4 would break.

IPv6 would be entirely unaffected though (I'm not NAT-ing it).

It's a fun simplification, but as a thought experiment it ...

2026-11-01T20:52:21Z

In reply to nevent1q…jev0
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It's a fun simplification, but as a thought experiment it always brings to mind the millions of people one would be wiping out in the doing.

(And then some settings like Wakfu decide that isn't enough and go "what if one failed to go back at all after all it cost?")

Time-travel thoughts in general are fun like that.

Unfortunately the issues of individual influence & capacity typically limit (by design in consideration of means available at the time) the prosocial actions one can even take.

Killing a single person (who may only have been the one to instantiate a particular zeitgeist, rather than the true root cause, thereby changing nothing in their dying; the great man theory is a lie) is within individual means, but even so little as making people look at the 2004 SARS pandemic and insist on updating HVAC standards for the reality that *yes*, viral spores (among other pathogens) are particles subject to fluid dynamics & physics, and yes they are airborne, is a much taller ordeal.

> what the concept of sex even is Some have a very restrictive ...

2026-11-01T19:12:08Z

In reply to nevent1q…yzfz
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> what the concept of sex even is

Some have a very restrictive & limited concept of this and wish to force it upon others. (Yes that construction is ambiguous, but having thought of it, yes, I mean it in both ways.)

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2026-11-01T10:34:02Z

Nonstop nut november chat

@npub1qae…xq6d Or packaging Elpa packages in the distribution ...

2026-11-01T10:32:39Z

mhoye but seasonally spooky (npub1qae…xq6d) Or packaging Elpa packages in the distribution package manager is indeed the way to go.

quoting
note1pgm…475r

RE: https://cosocial.ca/@mhoye/117128013778871216

Another place that the computing ecosystem needs a cooldown window is the tool-addons space. Browser and developer-environment extensions carry the same risks and need the same mitigations.
note1wq0…lfx0

That was an enjoyable watch. One more for the hoarding drive.

2026-11-01T08:49:22Z

In reply to nevent1q…4hze
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That was an enjoyable watch.

One more for the hoarding drive.

I will give him all the RAM in the laptop on my shelf, in ...

2026-11-01T08:16:59Z

In reply to nevent1q…spz2
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I will give him all the RAM in the laptop on my shelf, in exchange for all of his blood.

It is a fair exchange.

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2026-11-01T07:18:09Z

Well that's kind of sus.

Say chat, do you have some favorite fan-anything shipping them? ...

2026-11-01T06:44:23Z

Say chat, do you have some favorite fan-anything shipping them?

quoting
note1jlu…046h

Artist: kiji (manekinuko-tei)
Media: lucky star
Source: https://www.pixiv.net/en/artworks/109926

Oh no

2026-11-01T06:41:47Z

In reply to nevent1q…4rpx
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Oh no

Nyo, uwu

2026-11-01T06:40:53Z

In reply to nevent1q…9e4s
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Nyo, uwu

Some places deliberately make it unsafe. See for example places ...

2026-11-01T06:16:01Z

In reply to nevent1q…dvtp
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Some places deliberately make it unsafe.

See for example places that fail to have postal voting in the middle of a pandemic.

If one is to risk maiming or dying for it, there is *much* more effective direct action possible for that kind of cost.

Really? I thought they had done similar things a few times.

2026-11-01T04:20:34Z

In reply to nevent1q…v5tw
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Really? I thought they had done similar things a few times.

Oh my, what a surprise⸮ source: ...

2026-11-01T04:18:46Z

Oh my, what a surprise⸮

source: https://cyberplace.social/@GossiTheDog/117524856136450214

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quoting
note1qr9…m087

Bluesky have started blocking links to npub1dp6glezaj0nkeurz82y7zz8lkgn3c5cuxuvdflkl7ft968wg025stcxtp6 (npub1dp6…xtp6)

https://www.wired.com/story/bluesky-blocks-links-to-major-leak-of-dhs-data/

There is no central blocking function in Mastodon. Do not in way retoot this link https://ddosecrets.org/article/icepick

That one seems deep in ecofascist pipeline already.

2026-11-01T00:22:14Z

In reply to nevent1q…5r6j
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That one seems deep in ecofascist pipeline already.

Thermal degradation & regulation can be flaky in cheaper ...

2026-10-08T19:40:16Z

In reply to nevent1q…d5ex
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Thermal degradation & regulation can be flaky in cheaper stuff, which is part of what the slowdown is about avoiding (and also stuff on a purely electrical chemistry level).

Some higher power devices instead have active cooling with fans, radiators & so on.

> what you should avoid is fully discharging

Yeah, lithium chemistries don't like that.

(It's actually helpful if not outright necessary for NiMH.)

> having it permanently sitting at 100% with the charger plugged in.

I noticed (and use) that feature to keep it at maximum 80% on those devices that have it.

Trickle-charging is supposedly not ideal either, but considerably better than overcharging.

> Solar is good during the day, but it doesn't work at ...

2026-08-29T17:22:27Z

In reply to nevent1q…wy42
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> Solar is good during the day, but it doesn't work at night.

That old phrase about the sun never setting on the empire or whatever comes to mind.

Grid interconnection can in fact provide solar energy all day.

And storage's insufficency back then is debatable. Sure the batteries were less volume-efficient but that just means more of them. However, electrical demand was both lower than now, and suddenly investing a lot into both solar and storage would *also* have led to improvements we've since seen, except much faster since there would have been a meaningful amount of investment in the matter by someone other than random companies and the odd university.

> GNUclear reactor in my backyard was practical prior to the 1980s, but nuclear isn't allowed?

Transport of nuclear fuel is needlessly hazardous (great opportunity for theft and misuse) and compromises eventual autarky (so long as fusion isn't figured out) as it cannot be found everywhere in sufficient quantities (encourages foreign capitalist abusers).

> baseload

That is based on an obsolete view of grid production that is largely due to the fact that several non-solar/storage technologies *cannot* be shutdown or brought back up quickly, reasonably, safely or cost effectively so they have to *always* be working to at least some degree. It's a way to cope with technological limitations, not an inherently necessary or good way to meet energy demand.

Even hydro-electric dams/storage demonstrate some inflexibility in requiring minutes to adjust product or turn off.

It should mostly be ended because of its obsolescence, really. ...

2026-08-28T22:27:05Z

In reply to nevent1q…xd2r
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It should mostly be ended because of its obsolescence, really. Everything else is just additional reason to do so.

Solar became practical in the 1980s at the latest. There has been no reason not to deprecate all fossil fuels since.

Cars were obsolete in cities *before they were invented*, and the same applies even more so for freight (trains are old).

Where affordable RAM has gone.

2026-08-26T08:27:47Z

In reply to nevent1q…49gk
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Where affordable RAM has gone.