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I collect motivational memes to include in my posts. 📉 Weight Tracker Starting Weight Current Weight Total Weight Lost Goal Weight 576 273 303 15% BF (below 200lbs) Latest low 273 Moving average 279.3 Current status: 💫 Major Milestone: 300lbs down Last updated: 2026-06-25 Walk with me: Down but not out Struggling with setbacks and difficulties Travel blog: Friends & Nature in Vancouver A thrilling and mind-opening experience. We don't love 'Granny Squad' enough Happy Mother's Day to the...
Home Articles Paper-Summaries Tags Writings Tangled-Thoughts Media Links About Notes from the Wired This is a website where I write articles on various topics that interest me, carving out a bit of cyberspace for myself. You shouldn't believe anything I talk about — I use words entirely recreationally. Most Recent May. 24 First Time Running 5km Ran my first 5 km.
SortedMap < String , Transport > getTransports ()   X25519KeyFactory getXDHFactory () Factory for making X25519 key pairs. boolean haveHighOutboundCapacity ()   boolean haveInboundCapacity (int pct)   boolean haveOutboundCapacity (int pct)   void initGeoIP () Router must call after netdb is initialized boolean isBacklogged ( Hash  peer)   boolean isDummy () Is everything disabled for testing?
/syndie.mtn Create a monotone nym: mtn genkey arbitrary@name Pull the latest code into your monotone database: mtn --db=./syndie.mtn pull mtn.i2p2.de "i2p.syndie" Check out the latest code from your monotone database into a new "workspace" mtn --db=./syndie.mtn checkout --branch="i2p.syndie" syndie You're good to go!
However if you start banning people for not even posting csam, gore or spam but for an opinion or humor the majority of your community doesn't like that will keep the majority of posters but then you're not standing on a firm base of allowing people to speak their mind. While driving out posters like me who could genuinely contribute something aside from funposting, it will then most likely turn into a hugbox like the rest of the internet where you can only have one opinion or else you're...
THIS IS A TEST FOR ACCESSING THE SITE FROM ALL AROUND THE WORLD. As of the making of the site, it is becoming a bit professional with some fancy images coming up and a hint of site mapping or some other feature I can try to test somehow.
It sort of gave an inner peace, knowing that I am not alone and even the weird parts can be shared with the person next to me without feeling to out of place. As I have mentioned, a good chunk of my fear consisted, of being scared of dropping out of some sort of group or being partially excluded.
At some point I began internally hosting frontends like Nitter and the now rebranded libreddit because I felt the existing public instances were too slow. In 2023 I began making these services public as a way to give back to their creators as I couldn't code to fix bugs or add features. On October 15th, 2025 all of my public services finally made their way out of my house and onto a VPS.
LBRY obviously wouldn't sove the problem that is present with I2P + "Peertube" aswell of course, that where you the person making content once identified are taken in by evil authorities and if you are the only one seeding your content, then the torrents will die.
At the same time, we also didn't want people using the balancer to miss out on these new IPs. The solution we came up with was to use an iptables based load balancer on top of the DNS based load balancer. The probability option of the iptables statistic module seemed perfect for this.
For example, given a server with the hostname set to yolo , when a daemon goes down, Alexa will say “yolo: 5 services out of 6 are running and 1 service is down.” When the service recovers, Alexa will say “yolo: All 6 services are running”. Requirements OpenHAB2 with custom built AlexaTTS or the Amazon Echo Control Binding .
In addition, special thanks go to (in alphabetical order): Hubert Feyrer, for getting the guide up to speed for NetBSD 2.0, and for making numerous improvements to all chapters. Jason R. Fink, for maintaining this document and integrating changes. Joel Knight for the Chapter 28, Introduction to the Common Address Redundancy Protocol (CARP) .
/social/ Comrade 2026-06-16 13:45:45 No. 1441 Hide Filter Name >>1440 I'm about to head out so I can't post something thought-out, but my advice is figure out what kind of exercise appeals to you. I struggle to make gym routines last for more than a couple of months, but social-level team sports get me out even in the rain.
On the treasure chest Motivation: I decided to set up this service because I found myself in the possession of a few 1TB hard drives which were too worn out to be relied upon for long-term storage, yet too healthy and too big to be simply thrown away (and I already have enough magnets).
Some may still argue against this by saying that the pain precludes them from making a rational choice, but can we sincerely state that the desire to avoid pain is irrational? It is the same scenario as the before, only this time the pain is felt rather than feared.
Stack Protections and SROP Mitigations: Advanced techniques that limit the possibilities of exploiting vulnerabilities, making it much harder for malicious code to run. bcrypt for Passwords: A password hashing policy that automatically adjusts the number of rounds based on system performance, providing an extra layer of security.
Change Your Thoughts What Money is The question is simple, but to explain it is difficult. First we need to go back in time and find out how money came to be. Before money we exchanged goods to get what we wanted. But goods are not really easy to exchange, because they are volatile and hard to transport.