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Arcanox

@arcanox.me

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Level 32 / furry / speedrunner / software developer / they/them 🖤🩶🤍💜 Note: I don't have a Twitter account anymore! If an account there looks like me, it's NOT me.

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Arcanox @arcanox.me · 27/09/2026

I finally took the PHEV training wheels off and upgraded to a full EV today!! Am I doing this right?

Dashboard of a plugged-in Kia EV6, while the battery charge is at 69%

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Arcanox @arcanox.me · 25/09/2026

"sure, grandma, let's get you to bed" meme where the grandma is saying "they were batchmates at the Y-Combinator incubator"

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Arcanox @arcanox.me · 22/09/2026

send help

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Arcanox @arcanox.me · 24/08/2026

A Windows XP error message that reads "Task failed successfully"

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Arcanox @arcanox.me · 18/05/2026

Did #Google vibe-code new date formatting code or something? What the hell are these result dates

Google search results with result dates like "May 2, 2559 BE" and "Aug 31, 2560 BE"

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Arcanox @arcanox.me · 10/10/2025

Hey wait...that's not from this game! #Metroid #MetroidDread #GameModding

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Arcanox @arcanox.me · 04/09/2025

everyone post their favorite Silksong characters, I'll start

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Arcanox @arcanox.me · 13/08/2025

It seems like the screenshot of the key doesn't match the actual page, like the colors got captured wrong. This is what they look like side-by-side.

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Arcanox @arcanox.me · 14/05/2025

fuck this prick in particular - god damn complicit "just following orders" asshole

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Arcanox @arcanox.me · 13/03/2025

I think it goes without saying that we should all be promoting this book now, in place of its author not being allowed to www.cnbc.com/2025/03/12/a...

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Arcanox @arcanox.me · 13/02/2025

we did it fam (royal "we", of course...they got banned before I even heard the news 😂)

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Arcanox @arcanox.me · 19/12/2024

I searched for the "148.5 kHz" frequency mentioned in the summary, and found it in the section on "Longwave broadcasting". This is the first frequency range mentioned on the page, but it is very clear that this range is only allocated in one specific region and nowhere else.

A screenshot of the "Longwave broadcasting" section of the "AM broadcasting" Wikipedia page. The section begins with "Longwave (also known as Low frequency (LF)) (148.5 kHz – 283.5 kHz) Broadcasting stations in this band are assigned transmitting frequencies in the range 153 kHz – 279 kHz" and includes a statement that reads "Longwave assignments for broadcasting only exist in ITU Region 1 (Europe, Africa, and northern and central Asia) and are not allocated elsewhere"

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Arcanox @arcanox.me · 19/12/2024

Obviously when I saw "148.5 kHz to 283.5 kHz", I immediately became suspect, because I know that (in the US at least), there are stations in the 600s and above. And sure enough, the article itself confirms that Region 2 frequencies are between 530 and 1700 kHz.

A screenshot of the "Medium-wave broadcasting" section of the "AM broadcasting" page on Wikipedia. An excerpt is highlighted that reads "in ITU Region 2 (the Americas), transmitting frequencies are 530 kHz – 1700 kHz"

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Arcanox @arcanox.me · 19/12/2024

Apparently #Google is now using generative AI to (incorrectly) summarize normal search results instead of using exact text matches from the result itself. I was picking up some noise on an oscilloscope and wanted to confirm whether it fell within the AM radio band...

A Google web search for "AM radio frequency range", showing the first result, which is the "AM broadcasting" page on Wikipedia. The summary below the result reads "AM radio frequency ranges from 148.5 kHz to 283.5 kHz".

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Arcanox @arcanox.me · 06/12/2024

The MFF #furfest sponsor swag is so lit this year! I love the attention to detail!

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