More into skulduggery with a side of tomfoolery.
More into skulduggery with a side of tomfoolery.
Oof. The amount of time and artistry that must have taken.
How else would you weigh the body parts before putting them in the outside freezer? Nothing to worry about.


Come back when you have building content data.
No, wait…

“… at today’s infrastructure costs.”
If everyone talks up the AI crash, there will be a lot of hardware that will become available at fire-sale prices. Anyone with a lot of cash or a line-of-credit will be able to pick them up for pennies on the dollar.
NVidia, however, will have to deal with a glut of 1-2 yo GPUs re-entering the market. They may get into buying them and trashing them just to keep the supply low and prices up. Sort of like a stock buyback.
Either way, strange times ahead.


Cygnus will remain attached to the orbiting laboratory until no earlier than March 2026, when it is scheduled to safely depart and dispose of up to 11,000 pounds of trash and unneeded cargo when it harmlessly burns up in Earth’s atmosphere.
Literally:



Just saw a new outdoor Wyze camera with a motorized head, small solar panel, SD-card, and wifi for around $80. If you figure out the server side, it might be a good hardware foundation.
Other option is a Pi-based camera.The server side would be easier to set up, but you would have to figure out power, enclosure, and weatherproofing.
Edit: this might allow access to the video stream: https://github.com/mrlt8/docker-wyze-bridge


Solving a non-existent problem. Excellent!


The thieves broke into the farm overnight into Monday, cutting a border fence before breaking into farm buildings, but a complaint was only filed with police later in the week…
Everything moving at a snail’s pace.

It’s not PII, but it is PII-relatable. The website could give you the same answers by having you enter the first 11 digits - leaving out the unique serial number part of the VIN.

A privacy-oriented website that asks for your unique VIN number to be sent to them 🤦🏻♂️

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Two close relatives, each with independent serious health issues requiring long ER stays, able to be at the family gathering.
Leaf-blower Executive
Galoshes and a Codpiece.


In one store, I saw them as low as $0.39 (with membership card). Was tempted, but have zero freezer space left that can fit one.
In another store, there was organic, artisanal something, something, at $4.99 a pound. A single turkey was priced at $89!


I challenged my family not to say WHAT! when reading that headline. So far, everyone’s failed (including myself).
Watched it. Basically, Complex Fluid Dynamics + Reinforcement Learning + Human-guided Design. All very sensible. Nothing to do with chatbots.
Points off for showing stock footage of HTML web source, and unsubtle promo for SaaS platform. Double points off for ‘owl-inspired’ cooling fan bullshit, and skirting the line on becoming a Mahle infomercial.