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Adrienne
@adrienneleigh.bsky.social
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*chef's kiss*
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Nicholas Weaver@ncweaver.skerry-tech.com |
253 followers 86 following 1549 posts
Lecturer, Computer Science, UC Davis Researcher, Computer Security, ICSI Chief Mad Scientest, Skerry Technologies Digital, Explainable, and (usually) Adversarial Systems
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Adrienne
@adrienneleigh.bsky.social
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*chef's kiss*
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Nicholas Weaver
@ncweaver.skerry-tech.com
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Hey, but think of all the AI generated photos of women with three boobs?!?! Isn't that worth roasting the planet for?
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Popehat
@kenwhite.bsky.social
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New York Times, July 5, 2025: “Biden’s Stumbles And Gaffes During His Criticism of President Trump’s Internment Camps Vindicate Age Concerns”
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Popehat
@kenwhite.bsky.social
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I wish someone kept a list of all the imbeciles who said Elon Musk is a free speech hero so I could waggle a middle finger in their insipid faces until it fell off
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Very Very Common Mike Dunford
@questauthority.bsky.social
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That's the difference that I think is easily missed here. JKR doesn't care about her reputation. She wants to shut up people and hurt them. Her threats don't do anything to keep her from trashing her own legacy and reputation; anything but.
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Nicholas Weaver
@ncweaver.skerry-tech.com
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Its true. Its like they went "here is all the good stuff in Fallout 4 that has people still playing it, oh, lets break all of that, kay thanks."
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Molly White
@molly.wiki
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those arguing that taylor swift can't be a role model because she is an unmarried and childless woman at 34 are doing a great job of arguing that children need more women role models who are unmarried and childless at 34
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Taka Hanazawa
@takahanazawa.bsky.social
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Literally every Democratic campaign ad now just needs to be "here's a list of things that the Republicans themselves say that they are going to do"
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Nicholas Weaver
@ncweaver.skerry-tech.com
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Dead Boy Detectives have more empathy...
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Pwnallthethings
@pwnallthethings.bsky.social
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Tory party's strategy of having their entire talent pipeline just be being rich and having had your empathy beaten out of you as a child by the South England Boarding School For Making Monstrous Children apparently not helping them connect with voters
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Nicholas Weaver
@ncweaver.skerry-tech.com
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The UK doesn't have a written constitution, just a collection of various post-it-notes and, well, one is stuck to the head of a bloody axe...
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Midsomer Murders Bot
@midsomerplots.bsky.social
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Midsomer Norton’s MP is found thoroughly defeated…. #UKpol
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Nicholas Weaver
@ncweaver.skerry-tech.com
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King Chuckles the Third of His Name knows that he will meet the same fate as his namesake if he dares do anything beyond say "okeydoke"
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Pwnallthethings
@pwnallthethings.bsky.social
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also "if/when you lose, there's no lame duck season, the next guy arrives tomorrow at 10am" is a big UK W vs the US system, we should totes get rid of that
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Pwnallthethings
@pwnallthethings.bsky.social
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I'm incredibly bullish on America's future. I get it's a bit hard to see these days--the death throes of unpopular authoritarianism is pretty scary and there are real problems in the immediate term--but I definitely think America's best days are still very much ahead.
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Andrew Parker
@andrewparker.bsky.social
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Good to see @nytimes.com keeping up its stellar record of letting the far-right use them to launder lies into circulation without even the barest oversight to ensure the dude writing “I don’t vote” does not, in fact, consistently vote
All the news that’s fit to print, and some propaganda for flavor
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Faine Greenwood
@faineg.bsky.social
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Suprise: unwashed fascist ghoul Matthew Walther - who wrote a column that the New York Times just published advising Americans not to vote - did in fact vote in 2020 and 2022. It’s time for us to stop tolerating these ratfucking liars.
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irishoutsider
@irishoutsider.bsky.social
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It’s so weird that the usual array of conspiracy theorists love to harp on the NYT for distracting away from Epstein, and now they’re all really interested in the editorial boards thoughts on Biden instead.
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Nicholas Weaver
@ncweaver.skerry-tech.com
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Why isn't this all over attack ads in swing states?
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scotian
@scotian.bsky.social
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honestly feel like this is the thing to campaign on more than any legislative success or viral clips. just "Elizabeth Warren gives out full-size candy bars on Halloween" and bam— 90% of the vote, even in a general election. add "and she makes bank executives cry" and you get most of the way to 99%
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Missing The Point
@missingthept.bsky.social
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It’s true, if we could only go back in time Biden would be younger and Trump wouldn’t have raped those children. But here we are.
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Nicholas Weaver
@ncweaver.skerry-tech.com
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And it explains so much about Fry...
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🇵🇸Martin “Doomsday” Pfeiffer🏳️🌈
@nuclearanthro.bsky.social
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THIS IS WHAT I’M SCREAMING! I assess that more USAians than I am comfortable with don’t realize how close we came to a nuclear war with North Korea in 2017.
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Pwnallthethings
@pwnallthethings.bsky.social
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Or to put it another way: every day that Team Biden isn't actually ending the "Biden old" conversation, they are running Harris as the principal at the top-of-the-ticket anyway, but only taking the costs and not taking advantage of the opportunities that come with that
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Pwnallthethings
@pwnallthethings.bsky.social
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If Team Biden can't allay the fears he is too old, voters will be implicitly pricing in Harris taking his office during the next term anyway. So you either comprehensively demonstrate the "Biden old" stuff is bogus, or if you can't (because true) or can't (because incompetent), get out of the way.
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Nicholas Weaver
@ncweaver.skerry-tech.com
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No, I'm saying if you are BUILDING an apartment building add in those extra 30 more 220V lines right from the start and it is indeed reasonable.
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Nicholas Weaver
@ncweaver.skerry-tech.com
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The dryer and the HVAC both require similar circuits. In fact, a common trick is, if you have a gas dryer, to use the dryer electrical circuit as the car charger circuit instead.
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Nicholas Weaver
@ncweaver.skerry-tech.com
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And if its <1980 it is probably some Zinsco piece of shit that should probably be replaced anyway as a fire hazard. (Did that when I moved into my place in Napa...)
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Popehat
@kenwhite.bsky.social
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“SEE DAD? I’ve destroyed two and a half centuries of America. WHO’S NEVER GOING TO AMOUNT TO ANYTHING NOW?”
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Nicholas Weaver
@ncweaver.skerry-tech.com
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The pipe going in is already huge. And unless your electrical system is an old Zinsco from the 70s you probably have enough service. Especially new construction there is no excuse to not have an extra 220V/30A circuit available.
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Nicholas Weaver
@ncweaver.skerry-tech.com
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A review of the refreshed model 3 from The Drive, TL:DR version
www.thedrive.com/car-reviews/...
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Nicholas Weaver
@ncweaver.skerry-tech.com
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It really is amazingly frustrating how BAD Musk is at business. Tesla Supercharger buildout was massively expensive (subsidized by stock grifting), but now that it is there it is a license to take $.10/kwh power and sell it for $.50. But being so slow at rolling out other EVs it is money lost.
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Popehat
@kenwhite.bsky.social
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Yes, I didn’t consider the ludicrous possibility he could appeal because angry tweets are official acts. My vestigial connection to humanity occasionally impairs my ability to predict FedSoc arguments.
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Nicholas Weaver
@ncweaver.skerry-tech.com
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And Supercharger got built out the same way Tesla for years dominated the market: using wall street's $ to subsidize things, with the hope to gain market share to dominate the market when subsidies end. That could still work for Supercharger as a business, except Musk is an idiot.
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Nicholas Weaver
@ncweaver.skerry-tech.com
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My parents drove up from LA to the bay area, they borrowed my uncle's gas burner rather than drive the EV because the non-Tesla EV charging infrastructure sucks for road trips. And they were glad they did. Tesla's fucking up of opening supercharger is such a clusterfuck for everyone, Musk included
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Popehat
@kenwhite.bsky.social
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Watch for the American Right to begin to make claims that by overreacting to and mischaracterizing the Trump immunity decision, critics are causing “unrest”, and then watch for them to use that to justify the things Trump does.
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Nicholas Weaver
@ncweaver.skerry-tech.com
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It really doesn't work like that for most people. My dad got himself an EV and thought he would do that because of the "2 years free charging". I convinced him to plug in a Lvl2 charger at home and now that is what he uses always.
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Nicholas Weaver
@ncweaver.skerry-tech.com
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Especially since putting it in during construction is far easier, its just a 220V/30A circuit to one parking bay associated with each apartment. You don't even need the chargers, just the wires.
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Nicholas Weaver
@ncweaver.skerry-tech.com
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Going to a fast charger and waiting means you are pumping gas on a .2 gallon a minute gas pump at a station with 2 pumps which most don't want to do. The superpower of an EV is "you get in in the morning and it is always full.", but that requires 220V/30A at the parking spot.
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Nicholas Weaver
@ncweaver.skerry-tech.com
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Well, cats domesticated people, not the other way around...
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Faine Greenwood
@faineg.bsky.social
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People really do underestimate just how intensely humans have co-evolved with domestic dogs over the course of many thousands of years. (And with cats, albeit over a somewhat shorter time-frame).
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Quinta Jurecic
@qjurecic.bsky.social
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it says a great deal that roberts has time in his majority opinion to mock the dissents for their "tone of chilling doom" but can't actually manage to rebut this hypo. because he can't
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Nicholas Weaver
@ncweaver.skerry-tech.com
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I have a feeling it won't even need to be in the second term, but under appeals by Mark Meadows
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Chris
@lurkdusoleil.bsky.social
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There is also every reason to think that this court will expand Trump v. U.S in his second term to extend immunity to those doing his bidding. I.e., “Our holding in Trump v. U.S. demands that government officials be able to enact the will of the executive without fear of criminal proceedings.”
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Pwnallthethings
@pwnallthethings.bsky.social
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Gonna have to reform the curricula a bit. Conlaw is now part of American History. Soviet studies is run by the law school. Journalism is now a minor in sport studies. Computer science is run by the business school, contains no programming, and business majors are dualed with "creative fiction"
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The Onion
@theonion.com
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Carlo Acutis, a devout 15-year-old who died of leukemia in 2006, has been officially recognized by Pope Francis as a saint, becoming the first of the millennial generation to be given the title. What do you think? www.theonion.com/pope-francis...
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Nicholas Weaver
@ncweaver.skerry-tech.com
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Its interesting: Space-X really did drop the cost to orbit by a huge amount and found out there really just is only so much demand to Put Shit Up There, so if you want the Cancer business model you gotta hype Starlink. Even if Starlink can never be huge Because Physics.
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John Scalzi
@scalzi.com
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Interesting thread and not surprising to me. There was a reason I left X for good.
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Nicholas Weaver
@ncweaver.skerry-tech.com
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Minor correction, "that I THINK I can simply depart..." A lot of countries have looked at the baroque nightmare of US immigrations and gone "we can do that too..."
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Rob Shum
@robshum.bsky.social
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Should be on all columns: “DISCLAIMER: I am well-off enough to simply depart the American experiment when it all goes wrong in November and old enough to not care about the end of democracy and “the climate” and WWIII and stuff. Absolutely do not listen to me and maybe do not do this. But maybe do?”
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