Obligate Chronovore

In these dark times, where evil walks in the light without shame, you can choose everyday kindness and righteousness in your own life. You don't have to be perfect. You just need to raise the bar a little bit. Care about your neighbor. Vote with your conscience. Think.

@JapanDeepValue1 @jwt0625 I think it's only niche until aerospace stops treating heat like a problem, and starts seeing it as free energy they can move where it's useful. Or when miltech decides it's finally time to combine their materials and their computing needs to save space or mass. Then it's vital.

@InkFromAStone @jwt0625 indeed its a very interesting nano/micro cap company. if you dd the mgmt, its not some team of losers. these are former disco (6146) exec's and they have access to disco cross-edge technology as well. likely zero institutional capital in this, its just too niche

i want to believe, but if you need MBE to make your laser cooling photonic cold plate, idk man

@DeDunkingPast oh. buddy. I wouldn't put graham crackpot's name in the same sentence as my own and be proud about it.

You're a hurt little kid who can't handle the fact they are just another curator. Without Graham Hancock, Jimmy Corsettui, and even my dumb ass, no one would know your name.

@JapanDeepValue1 @jwt0625 Their TGV work is arguably more interesting! copper vias through glass? Examined alongside their 3D metallization, they seem to be positioned adjacent to wafer-sized chips and low-mass/high-throughput solid state and structural computing. tecnisco.com/en/en_cross_ed…

its an interesting company... former subsidary of Disco (a giant in Japan), its mgmt launched an MBO from within Disco and then IPO'd to a market that has zero demand for this stuff. its rallied a lot recently, but still tiny (and a few months ago was a $20m mkt cap)... they also own some very interesting technology on TGV (glass substrate precision drilling) as well as glass microfluidics.

@JapanDeepValue1 @jwt0625 wow. I didn't know this existed. At first glance it seems a superior thermal material! I would like to know more about its other characteristics, and it's operational ranges, but a metal-diamond composite/alloy is smart. Good find.

@InkFromAStone @jwt0625 Any view on silver diamond? tecnisco.com/en/en_product/…

@MichelleKinney @MaydayNetwork wait so let's get this straight, @paramountco thinks they own everything, everywhere? $15.4 billion of debt wasn't enough, they wanna make sure no one watches anything from @CBS ever again?

Paramount claiming ownership of a Public Access show in Michigan is wild work. We re-shared Colbert’s public access show with our audience yesterday, made sure to point everyone back to Monroe Community Media — and CBS blocked the entire thing?! Insanity. @MaydayNetwork

@NBCNews are you really going to use aliens as the distraction now? we're 100% giving up on prosecuting or even getting complete data on the Epstein papers? Child rapists?? You're going with aliens over that? Never mind the enormously costly unwanted war and unchecked corruption? fuck you

Ideas about whether humans are alone in the universe and whether alien life has ever visited Earth have in more recent years taken on more serious scrutiny as video footage has emerged from trusted sources including the U.S. military. nbcnews.com/politics/natio…

@RueNahcMohr careful. that's dangerous stuff to humans and animals if consumed.

This foxglove is pretty close to the smelter, I hope its not damaged, I been waiting a long time for it to flower (but it turned out to be white, UGH, I want the purple ones) This has been growing for about 2-3 years now.

*tic whoops

"honey, can you run down to the inconvenience store and pick up some snacks and a terrified nervous tick that makes you hate birds for some reason?"

@claudiahh this isn't a full literary style, from my experience with it, but it is an idiosyncratic flair some people meme-insert. it's been a cover for forgetting a word, it's been a reason to toy with artificial accents, and it's been a Discord-ism propensity, but not a complete style.

Ithink there is an emerging literary style that is essentially Synonym Irony. Protagonists don't go to school, they go to 'the building of prestigious information.' They don't have sex, they 'have the special handshake.' Does this ring true for anyone else

@Y2K_mindset lmfao meanwhile the FBI has been fully infiltrated by white nationalists, white people have been the root cause of the majority of worldwide harm since the dawn of the British Empire (outside of Mongolians), and are currently the biggest problem in the most developed nations. ass

Let’s be honest, this is the number one thing that the left has lost people on in the last 15 years. Way more than anything to do with trans or anything else. This extreme ethnonarcissism that they’ve pushed constantly. People fucking hate this shit lol.

@RobertoDimitri9 @dlondonwortel so you're a creep, a person who wants to look at other people naked in situations they can not avoid or escape from? and you're somehow blaming that on...gay people?

@dlondonwortel Homosexual men ruined communal washes.

Communal ovens, communal washes, communal fields - capitalism says no thanks.

@dlondonwortel ...you're a bit of a dipshit. I don't want my food smelling like yours, dependent on when EVERYONE wants to use the oven, or deal with the shit rolling offa billybob over there while I'm cleaning my own body. That isn't capitalism solving these issues, it's privacy.

@medicpacificwar the concept is neat but it looks like "We only have 4 colors we're allowed to use, and the only gameplay is QTEs". I mean sure, it's a cool twist on war games, but from a gameplay perspective it looks like there's nothing much there besides reaction tests? Meh.

We’re looking for players who always pick Medic because their aim is bad. We're making Medic: Pacific War for you! #milsim #indiegame #gamedev

@drewcrawford_ Wonderful, wonderful. The leading replacement for vital ecological diversity is fucking soybeans and money. Great.

Brazil rewrote the rules of global agriculture in a single generation. Until the 1970s, soybeans were a temperate-zone crop. The US Midwest dominated global production. Tropical regions could not grow them at scale. Then Brazil changed that. Embrapa, Brazil's national agricultural research agency, was founded in 1973. Its mission was to turn Brazil's central savanna (the Cerrado) into productive farmland. The Cerrado covers 200 million hectares, larger than Mexico. Its soil was so acidic and nutrient-poor that for centuries it was considered useless for crops. The first breakthrough came from Brazilian soil scientist Edson Lobato, former Brazilian Minister of Agriculture Alysson Paolinelli, and American soil scientist A. Colin McClung. They worked out the recipe in the 1970s: lime the acidic soil to raise the pH, add phosphorus to fix the nutrient gap, and develop new soybean varieties bred for the tropics. In 2006, the three of them shared the World Food Prize, agriculture's highest honor. Brazilian soybean production grew from 1.5 million tonnes in 1970 to 169 million tonnes in 2025. In 2018, Brazil passed the United States to become the world's largest soybean producer. Then came the second breakthrough. Dra. Mariangela Hungria, a microbiologist at Embrapa Soja in Londrina, Paraná, spent four decades studying soil bacteria. She discovered how to use beneficial microbes (Azospirillum brasilense and rhizobia) to let soybeans pull nitrogen directly from the air. Most Brazilian soybean farmers no longer apply chemical nitrogen fertilizer. Her inoculants are now used across 40 million hectares of Brazilian farmland. They save farmers up to $40 billion per year in input costs. Brazilian agriculture avoids over 180 million metric tons of CO2 emissions every year as a result. On October 23, 2025, Dra. Hungria received the World Food Prize at the Iowa State Capitol. She is the first Brazilian woman to win the prize. China now sources 71% of its soybeans from Brazil. China sources 21% from the United States. The market still prices Brazil as if the Cerrado were still wasteland.

@GeologyPage "The crater site is one of the few craters on Earth that have multiple rings, though they are the most prominent in the solar system. Valhalla crater on Jupiter’s moon, Callisto is perhaps the most prominent example. There is also Earth’s Sun." There aren't craters on the Sun??

Vredefort crater : The Largest Verified Impact Crater on Earth The Vredefort crater is the largest certified impact crater on Earth. In the present Free State Province of South Africa, what remains ... Read More: geologypage.com/2019/10/vredef…

An appetizer of righteous words before devouring anyone or anything too weak to fight back and win. If they are not huntable, you imprison them, impoverish them, impose upon them. You're afraid. If roles flipped, what would you do if the boot on your neck tripped and fell?

imagine being an "author" but the only way you can describe your "Mexican Girlfriend" is as a maternal fill-in for your extended adolescence, one that you diminish immediately in the most presumptuous way possible. fucking scumbag.

There are some particularly complex ideas that do require genius. Like not presenting as trash on main. That can be really hard, leading to profound failures. Exhibit A:

fucking Shewanella oneidensis that is all.