

oh my fucking god he wrote basically this same exact article when the first thing happened.
i shouldn’t know more about tech than tech journalists, this is obscene.


even as a symbolic move it would mean something


commenting specifically so tankies label me “fashy” while they actively defend dictatorships.


it’s a river that’s a mile wide and an inch deep


they’re terrified people might learn something from this.


after finding a keyboard that supports simultaneous double swiping, i CANNOT go back. i casually hit 100+ wpm on this fucken thing.


there’s still plenty of ways to make stuff autorun in a similar way. the thing that makes proper badUSBs so scary is that they’re recognized by the system as a keyboard.
it’s somewhat difficult to discern bad actors from regular users for this kind of attack, but it also hasn’t become prolific enough for anyone to bother. at a certain point it’s more the fault of building security for allowing some randy to access to sensitive hardware.


you’re thinking of badusb, generally it’s gonna require bespoke or modified hardware :/
missed opportunity to rhyme micro-plastics with fantastic


y’all are a hoot


sometimes i wonder why people shit on .ml so much.
sometimes.
incensole acetate has ~1/10th the anti-anxiety potency of valium, which is pretty darn high if you think about it!
myrrh is also psychoactive, but it’s a straight up opoid agonist. it was commonly used as a pain reliever before the widespread use of opium poppies. in high-ish concentrations folks report general euphorua, dream-like states, and even vivid/lucid dreams! i can personally attest to the first two hahah
late reply but i ONLY JUST CONSIDERED, the cloth would most likely have some static charge which WOULD result in a literal “attraction force” towards the water!
physics is so stupid, i love it so much


this linux fucks
is THIS why i’m so enraptured with tritium accessories?
i mean it’s literally why liquids wick into cloth
the cloth attracts it because of the capillary action pulling water into the gaps therein, and capillary action relies on surface tension! i think without outside forces like suction, the liquid in this scenario would never flow against gravity.
i think hahah
oils have low surface tension, i believe a true no-surface tension liquid is as impossible as a true frictionless surface.
i didn’t consider friction though! i think the rag would still dry out completely pretty quick, but you might have a few seconds while the water falls out depending on how tight the mesh is?
i dunno, this is a real whacky thing to think about!
i think? closer to indie for me, but every song he recorded into that boombox in a shower is DEFFO folk punk.
i’m operating almost entirely on vibes btw