evilcultist @ evilcultist @sh.itjust.works

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I liked the previous movies but this just looked like another summer action blockbuster. I don’t see a lot of movies in theaters anymore, though.

Perfume

The left even flew all the way to Washington to get away from any sorts of negotiations with the right!

I’ve read that the encryption keys are stored on Google servers. If so, they could decrypt them if they wanted.

I’d imagine you could do some sort of mitm on the video, network, or memory and use that data to cheat. Or, if nothing else, a camera with software to detect targets that connects to hardware connected to a mouse that causes the mouse pointer to quickly move to the target. Most of this is potentially pretty cheap in the age of raspberry pi. I’m not sure if anyone’s doing it, but I’m sure someone will find a way if software anticheat becomes strong enough.

“The use of a TPM enables anti-cheat providers to uniquely identify the cheater’s hardware in a verifiable way.”

How is this not a major privacy issue?

I also wonder why it would even be necessary for the cheats to run on the system the person is cheating on.

A while back I tried to create an account with vpn and got notice that said something about how I couldn’t use it to validate other accounts without validating that account because other companies had threatened to label them as untrustworthy or spam.

This just gets me to stop talking. Offline or online. But then I wonder if that’s the goal.

Shadowrun: Anarchy is rules lite. Apparently a new version is coming this year.

Shadowrun: Anarchy was a rules lite version of Shadowrun. I had to search the name to remember it and apparently 2.0 is kickstarting this year.

We already do it for utilities. A financial company should not be deciding what its users are allowed to spend their own money on except within the confines of law.

I hate those days where I keep bumping into things, knocking things over, or hurting myself. It’s like some part of my unconscious brain is somewhere else and even if I don’t have a meltdown I’m better off finding a safe place. Mindfulness or deep breathing can help me with the anger, but the other issues continue until I’ve had a good night’s sleep.

For me, it’s also often a sign that I’m fighting a virus. Usually I’ll get sick within a day or two of experiencing this.

I think US customs said it was because he admitted to using drugs in the past and had photos of a paraphernalia on his phone. He said they ignored that stuff and focused on the photo. So it comes down to whether you think one specific customs employee could potentially see something they don’t like and choose to refuse entry for another reason or that customs is being honest and open about the reason his entry was refused and that the people making the announcement fully understand the situation (including the thoughts of the person that examined the photos).

I feel like the latter is unlikely, but I don’t have enough evidence to say either way. I don’t think drug paraphernalia in a photo or admitting past drug use are good reasons to refuse entry either.

Look up alexithymia.

“Who’s Neilty Son?”

Oh. Oooh, right.

https://plus.flux.community/p/americas-political-divide-is-psychological Mentions the problem is possibly a divide between rationalists and intuitionists.

It’s too hot for that and I don’t think Google should control what people wear.

I know there’s been a campaign for years about seasonal depression, but lack of sleep causes depression too and if it’s only dark for 5.5 hours I’m probably getting about that much sleep and I’m probably waking a few times during it to sigh and turn over. Unless there’s AC and the light is 100% blacked out (not a speck peeking over or around the curtain).