How would I know if I am a bot, or not? Was 莊子 right? Possibly the worst when I converse.
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Last Notes npub1dq54g02mvmuy46ga77qzpwe0tf86sedppecelpstad20myt5s20sss4hcw diasporic Son, someday this whole parking space will be yours! npub1dq54g02mvmuy46ga77qzpwe0tf86sedppecelpstad20myt5s20sss4hcw diasporic I re-read your post 3 times, and finally understood you're talking about lock picking. Congratulations on your progress! npub1dq54g02mvmuy46ga77qzpwe0tf86sedppecelpstad20myt5s20sss4hcw diasporic Once someone gets their legal name at birth: • nombre (first and middle names, no real limit to how many. My kids don't have middle names, but some people have 3.) • apellido paterno (father's family name) • apellido materno (mother's family name) they can just keep the same name their whole life. That's goes for women, too; there's no expectation or custom to change her apellidos when she gets married. I think there might be an exception with some aristocratic types who want to flaunt the social status of the marriage. They might append "de <fancypants-surname>" to their apellidos, but they keep all the original apellidos. It's super uncommon, so I'll need to check up on that. npub1dq54g02mvmuy46ga77qzpwe0tf86sedppecelpstad20myt5s20sss4hcw diasporic Can't. He's all wasted! npub1dq54g02mvmuy46ga77qzpwe0tf86sedppecelpstad20myt5s20sss4hcw diasporic It's petty. It's not like someone changing their own name. (personal naming customs is a really interesting sidetrack: Everyone born in Mexico gets two last names which gives one a bit of flexibility as to what one calls oneself in public. Also, nicknames are very important—you may know someone for decades and never learn their legal name. Last anecdote: in contrast to the US, UK and EU, it's complex and rather uncommon for someone to legally change their own name in Mexico.) Anyhow, the whole "I Decree You Shall Henceforth Say 'Gulf of Mexico'" is pathetic. I think kids these days would say "cringe". It's real Trumperor's New Clothes cringe. npub1dq54g02mvmuy46ga77qzpwe0tf86sedppecelpstad20myt5s20sss4hcw diasporic Here you go! I won't say precisely where I am, but no VPN required. Source: maps.google.com via Google Chrome "(somewhat) incognito mode". 8:03 am CST, Feb 11, 2025 https://image.nostr.build/07fa9e02adffb9800a7107768d6773a4df36106530c5c8cf7247f9bc940f38cb.jpg npub1dq54g02mvmuy46ga77qzpwe0tf86sedppecelpstad20myt5s20sss4hcw diasporic Crap, I think these are NetworkManager/nmcli specific properties, not Wireguard terms. The "allowed networks" brainfart should be: AllowedIPs = 0.0.0.0/0, ::/0 npub1dq54g02mvmuy46ga77qzpwe0tf86sedppecelpstad20myt5s20sss4hcw diasporic ensure the "ipv4.never-default" and "ipv6.never-default" options are not set 0.0.0.0/0 and ::/0 need to be allowed networks npub1dq54g02mvmuy46ga77qzpwe0tf86sedppecelpstad20myt5s20sss4hcw diasporic maybe use routing? npub1dq54g02mvmuy46ga77qzpwe0tf86sedppecelpstad20myt5s20sss4hcw diasporic "Unique Visitors" is usually defined per a time period: daily, monthly, or session (generally 30 minutes). Without further details, if I had to guess, I'd say monthly, but I'm just a random stranger on the Internet, what do I know? npub1dq54g02mvmuy46ga77qzpwe0tf86sedppecelpstad20myt5s20sss4hcw diasporic https://image.nostr.build/3bf2c0e0496beb08437b68ea1ea5f9e3f683ad02141f3e60c9085dd4214fb6e1.jpg npub1dq54g02mvmuy46ga77qzpwe0tf86sedppecelpstad20myt5s20sss4hcw diasporic Now try: Temecula Cucamonga Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono npub1dq54g02mvmuy46ga77qzpwe0tf86sedppecelpstad20myt5s20sss4hcw diasporic Does the chicken & veggie quesadilla include cheese? Even in Mexico, this is a trick question, believe it or not. npub1dq54g02mvmuy46ga77qzpwe0tf86sedppecelpstad20myt5s20sss4hcw diasporic We miss you! npub1dq54g02mvmuy46ga77qzpwe0tf86sedppecelpstad20myt5s20sss4hcw diasporic Who would have believed that the waning days of the Biden interregnum America would be swept with a fervor for "propaganda of the deed"? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Propaganda_of_the_deed npub1dq54g02mvmuy46ga77qzpwe0tf86sedppecelpstad20myt5s20sss4hcw diasporic You can find all 3 the next time you're traveling in Mexico and Central America. Or maybe they're been imported to the US, but none of them keep very well. Good luck, thanks for your books! npub1dq54g02mvmuy46ga77qzpwe0tf86sedppecelpstad20myt5s20sss4hcw diasporic Also, zapote blanco. All 3 are pretty amazing when frozen—basically ice cream. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/White_sapote npub1dq54g02mvmuy46ga77qzpwe0tf86sedppecelpstad20myt5s20sss4hcw diasporic Now compare and contrast with a guanábana. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Soursop npub1dq54g02mvmuy46ga77qzpwe0tf86sedppecelpstad20myt5s20sss4hcw diasporic With or without curtido? npub1dq54g02mvmuy46ga77qzpwe0tf86sedppecelpstad20myt5s20sss4hcw diasporic Nescafé no es café npub1dq54g02mvmuy46ga77qzpwe0tf86sedppecelpstad20myt5s20sss4hcw diasporic Maurice! npub1dq54g02mvmuy46ga77qzpwe0tf86sedppecelpstad20myt5s20sss4hcw diasporic Sinisterklaas sounds more like it! npub1dq54g02mvmuy46ga77qzpwe0tf86sedppecelpstad20myt5s20sss4hcw diasporic Be like Mexico! npub1dq54g02mvmuy46ga77qzpwe0tf86sedppecelpstad20myt5s20sss4hcw diasporic Sorry, that was snarky. Bittorrent has a streaming mode, so maybe there's a way to build on that. npub1dq54g02mvmuy46ga77qzpwe0tf86sedppecelpstad20myt5s20sss4hcw diasporic Centralized planning to finally incentivize and complete the global multicast Internet? npub1dq54g02mvmuy46ga77qzpwe0tf86sedppecelpstad20myt5s20sss4hcw diasporic Ah, a veritable digital medusa! This'd make for a great Cory Doctorow or Neil Stephenson scene: a character has natural facial features or has added tattoos/stickers/ makeup which fuzz or crash facial recognition systems. Like the scramble suit from Philip K. Dick's A Scanner Darkly — "Let's hear it for the vague blur!" — except not quite so evidently anomalous. https://image.nostr.build/909c7790c7f0fab40157b8c564b1626deba934d23fc600469feb407b5d367043.jpg npub1dq54g02mvmuy46ga77qzpwe0tf86sedppecelpstad20myt5s20sss4hcw diasporic I've been trying to think of 90s tech that I miss… GOPHER, maybe? I really don't miss CDs, DVDs, any of that crap, though once I got out of the US it was obvious that those were the catalysts for incredible sneakernet file sharing networks and economies. Anyhow, I remembered the first mobile phone I could type on (for SSH, of course), but that's 2004. Still miss having a gadget with a proper handheld physical keyboard. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nokia_6800_series npub1dq54g02mvmuy46ga77qzpwe0tf86sedppecelpstad20myt5s20sss4hcw diasporic Reminds me of my REX from the mid-90s! A great gadget form factor! https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/REX_5000 npub1dq54g02mvmuy46ga77qzpwe0tf86sedppecelpstad20myt5s20sss4hcw diasporic Correction: The Carnival Against Capital/J18 took place 6 months before the Seattle WTO Ministerial in Nov. 1999. Indymedia began there, as far as I know. But Seattle was a giant catalyst and inspiration. I remember the flyers (remember flyers?), "Anarchists invite you to Seattle!" in Fall 1999. npub1dq54g02mvmuy46ga77qzpwe0tf86sedppecelpstad20myt5s20sss4hcw diasporic Effusive thanks to @npub1wmr…g240 @npub1tvq…krq4 @npub1hqa…t56s for this fascinating discussion! Coming from the SF Indymedia millieu, I really value the historical and philosophical coverage behind the technology. McCluhan said, "The medium is the message." The philosophy behind the tech inevitably manifests itself in the social relations possible via that tech. Indymedia (which itself grew out of the organizing around the Seattle 1999 WTO protests) in my analysis stumbled when it came to outreach/community building, centralization, burnout, funding, factionalism (ha, welcome to the Left). Nostr excels in addressing all of these in some way or another. npub1dq54g02mvmuy46ga77qzpwe0tf86sedppecelpstad20myt5s20sss4hcw diasporic There's precedent! https://youtu.be/sjGc98Q_ReM npub1dq54g02mvmuy46ga77qzpwe0tf86sedppecelpstad20myt5s20sss4hcw diasporic Too soon to use Nu for bitcoin yet — I see no bitcoin integration in their Mexican mobile app yet. Hopefully their devs are working on it and it will be available soon. They do however offer 14.5% APY on MXN holdings — 15% if you lock it up for 4 weeks. I guess Nu get a lot of yield from their 99.9% APR on their credit card (not a misprint: 99.9% APR! sheesh! And I thought 20% was bad!), and share a fraction of it in exchange for collateralizing their business. Credit costs in Latin America are crazy. I guess the banks justify it by high default rates, but there appears to be a fair amount of egregious usury happening, usury which has long been outlawed in developed economies. npub1dq54g02mvmuy46ga77qzpwe0tf86sedppecelpstad20myt5s20sss4hcw diasporic Rambling further: Bitso doesn't appear to support the Lightning network (yet). I hope they get with it! It's really not practical to transfer BTC amounts below 2000 MXN without Lightning, in my opinion. So the UX flow would have to be accumulating greater amounts, then xfer to Bitso via an on-chain BTC TX, then withdrawing in pesos. No bueno. If that changes, or I'm wrong about this, I'll follow up with another post. Nu, on the other hand, just put out a joint press release with Lightspark, announcing their support for Lightning transfers. I haven't tried it, if I do I'll follow up with another post. https://www.lightspark.com/news/nubank-announcement Ha, then neither of those debit cards have their own ATMs, so I'd expect about 20 pesos in fees for cash withdrawals. A better alternative would be to have a brick-and-mortar bank account (like BBVA or Banamex) and use SPEI to send pesos from Nu to that bank for ATM withdrawals. SPEI is fast, unlike US ACH. npub1dq54g02mvmuy46ga77qzpwe0tf86sedppecelpstad20myt5s20sss4hcw diasporic Another caveat about Bitso and Nu: Both are fully KYC and regulated by the CNBV, the Mexican financial regulator. npub1dq54g02mvmuy46ga77qzpwe0tf86sedppecelpstad20myt5s20sss4hcw diasporic Bitso and I think Nu Bank have BTC-linked MXN debit card accounts. Both are Brazil-based fintechs with consumer-focused apps which operate in Mexico. The exchange rate may not be the best, but they are both very convenient. npub1dq54g02mvmuy46ga77qzpwe0tf86sedppecelpstad20myt5s20sss4hcw diasporic looks to me like a 10-minute cronjob npub1dq54g02mvmuy46ga77qzpwe0tf86sedppecelpstad20myt5s20sss4hcw diasporic Unfortunately he needs to first make a pit stop in a US Pacific island colony, err, "Commonwealth", to perform a ritual of submission with the US Court system, which has promised to release him with a sentence of "time served" in return for Assange pleading guilty to one count of "illegally obtaining and disclosing national security material." But yes, eventually he goes home. npub1dq54g02mvmuy46ga77qzpwe0tf86sedppecelpstad20myt5s20sss4hcw diasporic #freeassange https://music.youtube.com/watch?v=hvj1Ih_5i7k npub1dq54g02mvmuy46ga77qzpwe0tf86sedppecelpstad20myt5s20sss4hcw diasporic #freeassange https://music.youtube.com/watch?v=k9avKq94DGY npub1dq54g02mvmuy46ga77qzpwe0tf86sedppecelpstad20myt5s20sss4hcw diasporic #freeassange https://music.youtube.com/watch?v=k9avKq94DGY npub1dq54g02mvmuy46ga77qzpwe0tf86sedppecelpstad20myt5s20sss4hcw diasporic @npub1wmr…g240 I wonder what replies across the bridge look like. Do you have a screenshot? npub1dq54g02mvmuy46ga77qzpwe0tf86sedppecelpstad20myt5s20sss4hcw diasporic To spell it out: Nostr over LoRa. OK, what is LoRa? Long-range, low power, local OR wide area network, often associated with the Internet of Things (IoT) concept. Lots of buzzwords, but my take away is LoRa is a possibly a way to move the means of Internet communication, or at least last-mile communication, from giant mega corporations, ISPs and mobile telecom companies to DIY communities and individuals. So Nostr is a natural fit. Good idea! npub1dq54g02mvmuy46ga77qzpwe0tf86sedppecelpstad20myt5s20sss4hcw diasporic What is it? Is it a bramble? Rubus? Are the drupes edible? How about the leaves? Sure is pretty! npub1dq54g02mvmuy46ga77qzpwe0tf86sedppecelpstad20myt5s20sss4hcw diasporic unset HISTFILE exec bash -l # or whatever your shell is with its own fiddly flags npub1dq54g02mvmuy46ga77qzpwe0tf86sedppecelpstad20myt5s20sss4hcw diasporic [you] Teach Your children well Their father's hell Did slowly go by Feed Them on your dreams The one they pick Is the one you'll know by You Who are on the road Must have a code That you can live by And so Become yourself Because the past Is just a goodbye npub1dq54g02mvmuy46ga77qzpwe0tf86sedppecelpstad20myt5s20sss4hcw diasporic In this situation I would typically run: lsof | grep deleted to see if a process had held open a file descriptor for a deleted file. Sounds like whatever it was resolved itself without your intervention, but if it doesn't I know which process I need to stop or restart in order to reclaim disk space. npub1dq54g02mvmuy46ga77qzpwe0tf86sedppecelpstad20myt5s20sss4hcw diasporic 5 weeks out, the frontrunner Claudia Sheinbaum — leading the opposition candidate Xochitl Gálvez in the polls by 20% — believes she has the sexennial Mexican presidential elections in the bag. What do you think about the supposed advertising truism "there's no such thing as bad publicity"? https://image.nostr.build/3b570abbe6b4be4b3c3c7db80f04a377e9a961390b430a32c665615da363d9c9.jpg npub1dq54g02mvmuy46ga77qzpwe0tf86sedppecelpstad20myt5s20sss4hcw diasporic Keep the name. Because I stayed awake in US history class, I know it stands for the fundamental reforms to capitalism which later enabled the United States to navigate between the extremes of fascism and socialist revolution in the 1930s. I thank progressives for: • the right to vote for all non-felon citizens • free education for all • libraries for all • fire escapes, emergency exits (it's amazing how much you miss them when you move to a country where you are constantly having to ask someone to unlock the door to let you OUT of a building) • the concept of "the weekend" • near elimination of child labor (the exception was unfortunately farm labor) • national parks • being able to rely on meat and dairy products not to make me ill (at least in the short term) • ingredient lists for food and medicines • the concept of government transparency and public accountability of elected officials • direct election of Senators I'm sure I left off some important other achievements of the original Progressive movement. Modern day progressives would do well to look to the origins of the name. It's a hopeful political ideology, and the best chance for delivering practical change in the present, rather than trusting in some distant utopia. npub1dq54g02mvmuy46ga77qzpwe0tf86sedppecelpstad20myt5s20sss4hcw diasporic The zapvertising astroturfing risk? It could end up as yet another pay-to-play economy, except advertisers really ought to be paying the end-users for their attention, rather than paying themselves to climb the relevancy ladder. npub1dq54g02mvmuy46ga77qzpwe0tf86sedppecelpstad20myt5s20sss4hcw diasporic Alex: Thanks for the thoughtful presentation. Do you think it's possible to calculate transitive trust/relevance based on each principal's social graph? Would it be desirable to have a dampening function on such a transversal search, a la IP routing protocols' TTLs. Otherwise you might end up with social graph loops. Also, I may care less about the judgement of a friend of a friend of a friend than I do about a direct friend. When I think about webs of trust, I immediately think about how unwieldy the PGP user trust survey is. Also, I think I'd feel a bit uncomfortable about broadcasting my evaluation of my social graph connections. So if there are any gradations between "connected" and "not connected", it seems like that ought to be private information either stored locally for each client/user, or else self-signed/encrypted data if published for cross-Nostr-client portability. OK, one last blurb re: open social graphs. I think Tantek Çelik's microFormats, hCard, XFN, and FOAF concepts might be relevant, although they all seem to lean towards the too-much-information/self-compiled-dossier side of social graphs. See http://gmpg.org/xfn/and/#idconsolidation for some links. Thanks again! npub1dq54g02mvmuy46ga77qzpwe0tf86sedppecelpstad20myt5s20sss4hcw diasporic Get off the Xitter! https://image.nostr.build/46e75eb3916dac41d898526ee5f19340bf18880ed3bdf0d0eb29e835e94c2338.jpg npub1dq54g02mvmuy46ga77qzpwe0tf86sedppecelpstad20myt5s20sss4hcw diasporic What is the difference between partially nude and partially clothed? Is this agl ass half-full/half-empty, tea cup overflowing koan? npub1dq54g02mvmuy46ga77qzpwe0tf86sedppecelpstad20myt5s20sss4hcw diasporic Recommended for your further listening enjoyment: https://album.link/i/1678536005 npub1dq54g02mvmuy46ga77qzpwe0tf86sedppecelpstad20myt5s20sss4hcw diasporic idiot's wanted, especially those tragically unschooled in punctuation https://m.primal.net/HaZl.jpg npub1dq54g02mvmuy46ga77qzpwe0tf86sedppecelpstad20myt5s20sss4hcw diasporic Empty blocks are not so uncommon. I think last week there were 2 in a row. Makes me want to read up on bitcoin's hash puzzle preimage resistance — in other words, given an empty block, one might leap to the conclusion that the winning miner perhaps precomputed the winning nonce in advance (like rainbow tables for password hashes), so quickly the miner could broadcast a valid block before they had a chance to receive any transactions to put in the block. Bitcoin is supposed to use a hashing algorithm which resists precomputing (preimaging). So this would naturally become a target for antagonistic cryptography efforts at a nation-state level, or "friendlies" who hope to improve Bitcoin's security by beating the antagonists to the punch. npub1dq54g02mvmuy46ga77qzpwe0tf86sedppecelpstad20myt5s20sss4hcw diasporic I meet your proxmox and raise you a QubesOS npub1dq54g02mvmuy46ga77qzpwe0tf86sedppecelpstad20myt5s20sss4hcw diasporic fanta… fanta… twig? Ah! I get it! npub1dq54g02mvmuy46ga77qzpwe0tf86sedppecelpstad20myt5s20sss4hcw diasporic Bootsy made for Walken, then? npub1dq54g02mvmuy46ga77qzpwe0tf86sedppecelpstad20myt5s20sss4hcw diasporic I use "elixir lang" (a la "golang") and I generally get decent results. Add "string" and you'll get the guitar strings no matter what. npub1dq54g02mvmuy46ga77qzpwe0tf86sedppecelpstad20myt5s20sss4hcw diasporic I'm going to krank call das Krankenhaus. npub1dq54g02mvmuy46ga77qzpwe0tf86sedppecelpstad20myt5s20sss4hcw diasporic You might say, "What's good for the goose is good for the Gensler, too." npub1dq54g02mvmuy46ga77qzpwe0tf86sedppecelpstad20myt5s20sss4hcw diasporic "The Unknown"? The description sounds wild! https://m.primal.net/HXHc.jpg https://m.primal.net/HXHd.jpg https://m.primal.net/HXHe.jpg npub1dq54g02mvmuy46ga77qzpwe0tf86sedppecelpstad20myt5s20sss4hcw diasporic Nope, apparently that movie had sound. npub1dq54g02mvmuy46ga77qzpwe0tf86sedppecelpstad20myt5s20sss4hcw diasporic Just read her Wikipedia bio (is that cheating?). Is the movie "Our Dancing Daughters"? npub1dq54g02mvmuy46ga77qzpwe0tf86sedppecelpstad20myt5s20sss4hcw diasporic With those eyes it's gotta be Joan Crawford. Which movie? I've got no idea, but the fashion looks like the 1920s or early 1930s. npub1dq54g02mvmuy46ga77qzpwe0tf86sedppecelpstad20myt5s20sss4hcw diasporic Federal Reserve Economic Data npub1dq54g02mvmuy46ga77qzpwe0tf86sedppecelpstad20myt5s20sss4hcw diasporic Maybe Rocky should try going in the museum sometime. He never made it past the steps, and it's quite a nice museum! Educational, even! https://m.primal.net/HWRR.jpg npub1dq54g02mvmuy46ga77qzpwe0tf86sedppecelpstad20myt5s20sss4hcw diasporic cajones - plural noun. Furniture (dresser, cabinet) drawers cojones - plural noun, slang. Testicles, and by extension: courage, guts npub1dq54g02mvmuy46ga77qzpwe0tf86sedppecelpstad20myt5s20sss4hcw diasporic steganographic video storage? npub1dq54g02mvmuy46ga77qzpwe0tf86sedppecelpstad20myt5s20sss4hcw diasporic L'État, c'est moi! npub1dq54g02mvmuy46ga77qzpwe0tf86sedppecelpstad20myt5s20sss4hcw diasporic "We need faster mallets, ASAP!" npub1dq54g02mvmuy46ga77qzpwe0tf86sedppecelpstad20myt5s20sss4hcw diasporic egrep '^..a.ery$' /usr/share/dict/words …and the best answers were: toadery snakery knavery, and… beanery npub1dq54g02mvmuy46ga77qzpwe0tf86sedppecelpstad20myt5s20sss4hcw diasporic As with any marginalized social movement, the lower the stakes, the greater the infighting. npub1dq54g02mvmuy46ga77qzpwe0tf86sedppecelpstad20myt5s20sss4hcw diasporic sum-endian npub1dq54g02mvmuy46ga77qzpwe0tf86sedppecelpstad20myt5s20sss4hcw diasporic Maybe change their shell to something very boring like /bin/true, /bin/date, or cmatrix? Or, more seriously, rbash or scponly. 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It's one of the few oddball words you just need to memorize: "la mano/las manos": feminine "el día/los días": masculine And then some words from Greek which end in "-a" but are masculine gendered, the two most common being: "el problema/los problemas" "el planeta/los planetas" And some occupational names where the occupation is a feminine-gendered word, but an individual person with that job happens to be male: "el policía": the (male) cop "la policía": the cops There are some feminine-gendered singular words starting AND ending in /a/ which are exceptions (supposedly to avoid "-a a-", but only for words with stress on the first syllable ☹️): "el águila", but "las águilas", but "la alerta/las alertas", etc "el hampa", but "las hampas", but "la hamaca/las hamacas", etc And also silly narco nicknames, like: "El Pelucas" "El Barbas" Just learn the first 5 exceptions, and that "la gente" is singular even though it's a collective noun (even Americans and Brits can't agree on that in English), and that's good enough. 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