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@Quasicodo Perhaps if the bun was glazed and sugar soaked like a donut, otherwise the soggy bread would be a major letdown.
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i don't know who needs to see this but this is peak hotdogging...
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@StarvinLarry @SoveyX Imagine being her significant other and doing the thing. 👀
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@SoveyX She seems nice 😳😬🙄
Some guy,somewhere out there will say he can fix her - and probably date her - maybe even marry her...
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@DefiantLs “I’m not Jeffrey Epstein” is exactly what Epstein would say.
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Florida man speaks out: "I am not Jeffrey Epstein"
"My video went viral because some dude randomly filmed me while I was driving"
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@uwutoowo1 It's going to sound like 💩 thats for sure.
I immediately thought someone had invented an acoustic toilet unclogger, where you press a button and the toilet plays something like a Skrillex track, so disappointed that was not the case.
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IN 90 MINUTES (6PM EST) we're gonna be testing a theoretical speaker build from the gigabrains on the DIYaudio subreddit, the Shitwoofer
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@ze_rusty Faraday inner pocket lining. It should be a thing.
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People who carried their cellphone in their LEFT pocket for 30,000+ hours were 12x more likely to develop a colon tumor on that SAME side.
12 TIMES.
Phone goes in the satchel, not your pocket.
Rusty ⚡️: Solar Powered ☀️@ze_rusty
Bring Back Men’s Satchel. Not for fashion. But for survival. When your cellphone is in your pocket, It is effectively 0mm from your skin. Put it in a satchel and you gain at least 2-3cm of distance. Thanks to the Inverse Square Law, Going from 0mm to 2cm cuts the near-field radiation intensity by more than 10x That small gap creates a massive drop in the wireless RF radiation your body absorbs. Get the cellphone out of your pocket. Get a Bag. Make Men's Satchel Great Again!
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@Quasicodo I want that but with work areas, work benches and work lounges.
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@chrisricho26 @Junkmail_84 @AvidCommentator Yeah, the most obvious explanation. For machinery or a farm, the whole country depends on those people.
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@Junkmail_84 @AvidCommentator Or is he just a farmer who can no longer get his fuel supplied direct to farm, and has had to take matters into his own hands to ensure he can continue to run his farm machinery??
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Old mate filling up a giant tank with diesel at the servo....
Apparently over 2 grands worth...
Source: reddit.com/r/AbsoluteUnit…
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@uncledoomer Divorced female therapist has to be the absolute worst person to take advice from.
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@lonseidman @grok tldr 3 people got arrested for selling $2.5B in GPUs to china illegally
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I'm sorry but this super micro thing is awful but parts of it are genuinely hilarious
They literally used a hair dryer to move serial numbers from real servers to dummy servers to throw in a warehouse and got caught on camera
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I can guarantee you they are going to switch my tower up to 5G before I resolve this issue, still I am going to be ready for it with the cabling and pole height at least.
I actually think the fluctuating SINR could be a fault on their end.
FixTechStuff 🛠️@FixTechStuff1
Current activities. Finding the 4G Ghetto Cantenna sweet spot. I highly recommend a ground mounted antenna you can rotate without needing a ladder. Also thankful my neighbours live far enough away they can’t see the hideous thing.
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@EddyLeeKhane @simonw The have a problem called "read disturbance" where the drive has to rewrite the entire block after a certain amount of reads to prevent data corruption, so it's technically doing writes when it reads data a lot of times.
Still constant writing is the big issue.
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@simonw @FixTechStuff1 Thought it doesn't matter if read or write ?
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Dan says he's got Qwen 3.5 397B-A17B - a 209GB on disk MoE model - running on an M3 Mac at ~5.7 tokens per second using only 5.5 GB of active memory (!) by quantizing and then streaming weights from SSD (at ~17GB/s), since MoE models only use a small subset of their weights for each token
Dan Woods@danveloper
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@Quasicodo I should document it in a video complete with ants and put the 3d print file / plans up for sale ($5 or something) online.
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@Quasicodo Yeah, I think he did a great job.
I had no input in any of the design, other than a previous one I made from his drawing and requirements.
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12yo designed this ant farm, with a little help.
He drew the design, I photographed it, imported it into Inkscape, traced bitmap, showed him how to edit the nodes, make a new layer etc.
When he finalised that, I exported 2 layers and imported them into Tinkercad. He did the rest
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@TheGrouchHK One of the only few on that post that isn't misguided or queer.
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@furiouswhopper @liminal_warmth It's almost as if they tried everything they could to make it as unintuitive and unlike Photoshop as possible, almost as if Adobe had some say in it all.
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@liminal_warmth I always wondered why GIMP's UI sucked so much... there are lots of open source projects that would benefit a LOT from a tiny investment in UI enhancements. Notepad++ is one example that readily comes to mind.
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Hilarious project. Historically, the primary issue with switching between GIMP and Adobe is having to relearn keyboard shortcuts.
Sukh Sroay@sukh_saroy
🚨Breaking: Someone patched GIMP to look and feel exactly like Adobe Photoshop. Same keyboard shortcuts. Same tool layout. Same everything. It's called PhotoGIMP and it's free. Here's exactly what it changes: → Every keyboard shortcut mapped to match Adobe's official Photoshop layout → Tools reorganized to match the Photoshop panel positions you already know → Canvas space maximized -- same default workspace as Photoshop → Custom splash screen and app icon so it feels like a real product → Pre-defined canvas templates matching Photoshop defaults → Works on Windows, macOS, and Linux -- installs in under a minute Here's the wildest part: Adobe Photoshop costs $600/year. GIMP is free. PhotoGIMP makes it feel like Photoshop. The only reason most designers don't switch is muscle memory every shortcut is in a different place and it feels wrong from the first click. This patch fixes that entirely. Ctrl+Z undo. Ctrl+J duplicate layer. Ctrl+T transform. All of it. Download a zip. Extract to your home folder. Done. 6.7K GitHub stars. Works with GIMP 3.0+. 100% Open Source. GPL-3.0 License. (Link in the comments)
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Methanol poisoning.
People should learn to enjoy holidays in certain countries without alcohol.
ᒍᑌᔕT ᗰIKE@JustMikeMcKay
🇹🇭 A British man has died (Mar 6), and his girlfriend is in intensive care, while on holiday in Thailand. According to a FB post by the woman's mother, they "were given spiked drinks in Bangkok". The cause of his death has not been disclosed. ❌Nah, not buying it.
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@aakashgupta I don’t believe it does anything more than treat worms.
Overusing it is going to breed super parasites.
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“HUNDREDS of studies” is technically true. A PubMed search for “ivermectin” and “cancer” returns several hundred results. Nearly all of them are petri dish experiments and mouse models.
The only completed human clinical trial of ivermectin for cancer was presented at ASCO 2025, the largest oncology conference in the world. City of Hope enrolled 9 patients with metastatic triple-negative breast cancer on ivermectin plus immunotherapy. Of 8 evaluable patients, 6 had disease progression. One had stable disease. One had a partial response. That single response matches the expected rate from immunotherapy alone.
The researchers called the combination “safe and well-tolerated.” In clinical trial language, that means “this didn’t kill anyone, so we can keep testing.” That’s where the actual science is. Phase I. Dose-finding. Single digits of patients.
The “complete remissions” in the tweet trace to uncontrolled case reports where patients were simultaneously receiving chemotherapy, radiation, or both. Attributing the outcome to the antiparasitic requires ignoring every other treatment those patients were on. The Anticancer Fund, ASCO, and the American Cancer Society all say the same thing: preclinical lab activity does not mean a drug works in humans. The doses that killed cancer cells in mice would likely be toxic in people at equivalent concentrations.
Run the sourcing. Nicolas Hulscher earned his MPH in 2024. His employer, the McCullough Foundation, is led by Peter McCullough, who serves as Chief Scientific Officer of The Wellness Company. The Wellness Company sells ivermectin and mebendazole directly to consumers on its website. The content pipeline: Mel Gibson says it on Rogan, the clip goes viral at 2.1M views, a foundation fellow adds “peer-reviewed literature,” and the product page is one click away.
When the people making the medical claim also sell the product, that’s not peer review. That’s a sales funnel.
Nicolas Hulscher, MPH@NicHulscher
🚨COMPLETE REMISSIONS of Stage IV cancers using anti-parasitics are now being documented in the peer-reviewed literature. HUNDREDS of studies find ivermectin and fenbendazole exert over 12 distinct anti-cancer mechanisms across more than 12 cancer types.
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Current activities. Finding the 4G Ghetto Cantenna sweet spot.
I highly recommend a ground mounted antenna you can rotate without needing a ladder.
Also thankful my neighbours live far enough away they can’t see the hideous thing.
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@Jermainegoat420 @LeCodeBusiness @oliviscusAI 200 million people are going to enjoy using it or the maps created with it.
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@LeCodeBusiness @oliviscusAI It’s literally Minecraft man there is no need to bring “use case” into this
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🚨 BREAKING: Someone just open-sourced a tool that turns the real world into a playable Minecraft map.
It pulls data directly from OpenStreetMap and generates your exact neighborhood, city, or street block by block.
100% Open Source.
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