
Adam
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Adam
@AdamDasky
Nuclear data scientist. Writing about random things I find interesting.



JUST IN: American Heart Association reveals drinking up to five cups of coffee per day may lower the risk of stroke, heart failure & type 2 diabetes.

Yall was smart as hell reading The Odyssey in middle school LMFAO


And majority are in debt while those I named aren't


BREAKING: the House just passed my bill to make Daylight Saving Time permanent! Leader Thune should bring this bill to a vote in the Senate so we can finally get this done. More sunshine. Less depression. Let's finally lock the clock!

Owning my home is awesome, but every once in a while I miss the carefree energy that comes from renting. HVAC need replacing? True. Washer/Dryer sound like it's about to give out at any moment? Okay. Plumbing making terrifying sounds you can't pin point? Fascinating. 😂



I just someone tweet about back to school shopping and it just dawned on me we are T-minus one month from the first day of school...😩




If you thought Flock license plate readers were bad, this is next-level surveillance state territory. A defense contractor called Leonardo is rolling out a system called SignalTrace. It bolts sensors onto the license plate readers already mounted across America, the same Flock-style cameras on poles, overpasses, and police cars. It doesn’t just read your plate. It vacuums up the Bluetooth, Wi-Fi, and wireless signals from every smart device in your car. Your phone, your AirPods, your smartwatch, your fitness tracker, your tire pressure sensors, your key fobs. All of it. Those unique device IDs get tied straight to your license plate. Once they’ve made the link, they can track you without ever scanning your plate again. It even flags who’s riding with you. A friend hops in once and their devices get logged to your file. This is being sold to law enforcement, military, and intelligence agencies. It turns roadside cameras into people-tracking nodes that build a persistent “electronic fingerprint” of every driver and passenger who rolls past. There’s no federal law covering it. No opt-out. No warrant required. The surveillance state isn’t coming. It’s already bolted to the street.



RPG Maker has announced it’s shutting down its official forums at the end of the year 14 years of community tutorials and guides will be permanently deleted with no archive or backup






