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Silnocus @silnocus.cryptoanarchy.network · 1h

IDK I thought it was a little weird to make the Resident Evil series into comedies but it works

Silnocus @silnocus.cryptoanarchy.network · 2h

I have an inner voice but it's literally just me. It grows and changes with me, and I'm an entirely different person than who I was at 18-24 (late 30s now). If you have a voice in your head that says things that don't reflect who you are you should probably talk to somebody about that.

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Silnocus @silnocus.cryptoanarchy.network · 4h

6 likes on that and at least one of them is an obvious alt account. Whatever, makes it easier to block them all in one go.

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Silnocus @silnocus.cryptoanarchy.network · 5h

It's 100% because she's focused on the cameraperson. Deer be like that.

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Silnocus @silnocus.cryptoanarchy.network · 6h

I do anticipate more people putting out signs in the coming weeks as early voting starts so we'll see if it changes.

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Silnocus @silnocus.cryptoanarchy.network · 6h

Interestingly, I live in rural East Texas and the *only* signs I've seen around here are Talarico. Don't get me wrong I'm sure there are still Cruz signs somewhere but they're certainly not in any of the places I previously saw Trump or Cruz signs on my regular routes.

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Taniel @taniel.bsky.social · 29/09/2026

Texas, the voter registration deadline is coming up next week. If you live in Texas and want to vote, be sure to check that you are registered properly — even if you you think you did what you had to. A statewide database to check: goelect.txelections.civixapps.com/ivis-mvp-ui/...

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Maciek Hamela @maciekhamela.bsky.social · 28/09/2026

Google Maps has just updated its satellite view of the Gaza Strip, revealing the massive scale of destruction. It looks much like the aftermath of the scorched-earth policy the Nazis carried out after the Warsaw Ghetto Uprising in 1943.

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Silnocus @silnocus.cryptoanarchy.network · 27/09/2026

Lol your guess is as good as mine, but that punisher sticker makes me lean heavily toward being gen x. Not every gen x is like that, but this is definitely "divorced gen x dad" stickers.

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Silnocus @silnocus.cryptoanarchy.network · 27/09/2026

It needs to be more than a deduction. All a deduction does is exempt you from paying the tax on that expense. It needs to be a tax credit at the bare minimum. Ideally it wouldn't cost shit so we wouldn't need either thing.

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Silnocus @silnocus.cryptoanarchy.network · 27/09/2026

It's literally the only reason that health insurance in general works in the first place. There are so many better ways to do it but if this is what this country has to put up with then at the very least don't sabotage the only, incredibly shitty, but only way we have to actually get healthcare.

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Silnocus @silnocus.cryptoanarchy.network · 26/09/2026

Anyone who's ever interacted with a texas state trooper knows they're some of the most power tripping assholes you'll ever meet. This comes as exactly zero surprise. Texas's various departments are structured to allow for maximum totalitarian control, it's just rarely been flexed until now.

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Brad Lander @bradlander.bsky.social · 26/09/2026

We’ve now reached the point of “black site” hearings – secret, illegal hearings as part of Trump & Stephen Miller’s wretched crusade to detain & deport our immigrant neighbors. Quite literally: hidden tribunals that disappear people.

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DHS Opens ‘Black Site Docket’ for Immigrants Without Lawyers at 26 Federal Plaza

A reporter from The City Reporter was threatened with arrest while attempting to observe comings and goings from the new courtrooms, which have left advocates mystified and fearing the worst.

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Silnocus @silnocus.cryptoanarchy.network · 26/09/2026

What an unneccesarry sticker, like bro *we can tell* lol

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Silnocus @silnocus.cryptoanarchy.network · 26/09/2026

Hey you think this guy might be gen x?

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Silnocus @silnocus.cryptoanarchy.network · 26/09/2026

You keep adding caveats here, moving the goalposts. I don't have infinite patience. Have a nice evening.

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Silnocus @silnocus.cryptoanarchy.network · 26/09/2026

And my point was that you can virtualize an entire network. This is all stuff that's been done before, time and time again, by security researchers. There is exactly a playbook that works here, they're just ignoring it.

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Silnocus @silnocus.cryptoanarchy.network · 26/09/2026

And I really mean everything. Firewalls, routers, switches, long haul fiber equipment, networked appliances, smart devices, you name it, all easily virtualized or simulated. Virtualized devices act nearly identically to the real thing. They have the equipment. They're just lazy and irresponsible.

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Silnocus @silnocus.cryptoanarchy.network · 26/09/2026

They absolutely can learn from that environment. These companies already scraped nearly the entire available internet to train their models. They could easily reconstruct significant portions of the public internet with their datacenters. Everything can be virtualized.

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Silnocus @silnocus.cryptoanarchy.network · 26/09/2026

Security and convenience are often mutually exclusive. So tough shit to the AI companies who want both, any competent infosec engineer will tell them as much. That's probably why they don't have any. If they know what info they want it to look for, they can host their own sandbox for it to play in.

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Silnocus @silnocus.cryptoanarchy.network · 26/09/2026

It's 100% effective and quite literal. You just don't connect your development environment to the internet. Done, easy. I'm giving them the benefit of the doubt here, because I genuinely think they did it all on purpose as a PR stunt, but best case scenario it's negligent.

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Silnocus @silnocus.cryptoanarchy.network · 26/09/2026

It's not as much that they weren't particularly careful, from an infosec standpoint it appears they made zero effort whatsoever to prevent this. There's a super simple technique that anyone who wants to secure an environment can take to make sure nothing can ever enter or exit: airgapping.

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Silnocus @silnocus.cryptoanarchy.network · 25/09/2026

And of course the ones doing that are the same ones coming in at noon when you got there at 8.

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Silnocus @silnocus.cryptoanarchy.network · 25/09/2026

Some yakuza-lookin dudes came and sat at my table once in Thailand while I was having a beer alone waiting for my friends and just sat down, opened a beer and slid it over to me. So we sat there smoking and sipping beer for a while til I left. They'd totally have played Rayman.

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Silnocus @silnocus.cryptoanarchy.network · 24/09/2026

I used the ol' magic eye puzzle trick, worked great. My VR headset continues to gather dust.

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Silnocus @silnocus.cryptoanarchy.network · 24/09/2026

Incredibly disappointing that all the domain registrars want $2500+ for that domain you accidentally linked. Imagine being the person with @mr.gay as you bsky handle

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Silnocus @silnocus.cryptoanarchy.network · 23/09/2026

I'm already assuming a hypothetical future where enough people don't eat meat/animal products that the economy calls for more people working in fields picking bugs off tomatoes, I'd hope by that point we'd be paying well and solving back problems with technology (like raised planting beds, fancy)

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Silnocus @silnocus.cryptoanarchy.network · 23/09/2026

I'm not even vegan (though that's more due to geographical circumstance and income) but from my little backyard garden alone there's a lot of non-lethal ways to deal with pests. Some of them are more labor intensive than spraying but fuck it's not like we don't need jobs anyway.

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Silnocus @silnocus.cryptoanarchy.network · 23/09/2026

Another thing to keep in mind besides simple harm reduction is there's *so* much room for agricultural improvements if they had dedicated research and funding for implementation. We may not be able to stop using pesticides now, but who's to say we can't find a safe insect repellent that works great?

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Silnocus @silnocus.cryptoanarchy.network · 22/09/2026

Most countries have state media. It only becomes a problem when it's the *only* media. And of course, no one should fully trust it even in "good" countries.

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Silnocus @silnocus.cryptoanarchy.network · 22/09/2026

Amazing news. Fucking shameful that it took a federal court to make it happen instead of being resolved humanely within Texas's courts. The timeline for implementation is still cruel. End of 2029 is way too long, making prisoners suffer and die for 3 more years after winning in court is unacceptable

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Silnocus @silnocus.cryptoanarchy.network · 22/09/2026

I mean it is state media though. Always was. It might be shitty, ineffective state media, but it's still media under the sole direction of the government.

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Silnocus @silnocus.cryptoanarchy.network · 21/09/2026

It is infinitely hilarious to me that this admin is so full of podcasters and media personalities yet can't do the absolute bare minimum of a lav mic.

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Silnocus @silnocus.cryptoanarchy.network · 21/09/2026

If you add a "rich" in front of "people" it does start to make a little sense though.

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Silnocus @silnocus.cryptoanarchy.network · 21/09/2026

Are we doing "it was a different time" for the 90s now?

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Silnocus @silnocus.cryptoanarchy.network · 18/09/2026

And don't forget, cis people: when they run out of trans people to harass, your inability to grow a beard or small breasts are gonna be their next targets. Probably sooner than that actually.

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Silnocus @silnocus.cryptoanarchy.network · 18/09/2026

*there is no safe lead exposure level. It's not just children, lead harms all of us. Children disproportionately so, but still.

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Silnocus @silnocus.cryptoanarchy.network · 18/09/2026

It'd be the same safety situation if cars had to go much slower because they cut massive shockwaves into the air around roads. This is incredibly stupid, and at the very minimum I expect it to never become reality because the Navy would be *pissed*

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Silnocus @silnocus.cryptoanarchy.network · 17/09/2026

I know he's decently muscular but my guy I need you to visit a tailor

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Silnocus @silnocus.cryptoanarchy.network · 17/09/2026

Phew, thank goodness. Gonna be a lot fewer obnoxious illegally modified diesel trucks driving around for the foreseeable future.

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Silnocus @silnocus.cryptoanarchy.network · 14/09/2026

Just like so many new technologies touted to revolutionize business, it wasn't ready, and everyone who early adopted is gonna get burned by a shitty implementation. How many times do we have to do this at a national/global scale before business "leaders" finally learn some goddamn patience?

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Silnocus @silnocus.cryptoanarchy.network · 14/09/2026

Is it? It's very easy to look at a statement like that and think "well clearly this doesn't apply to me because I'm not like that." So it really raises the question of why, exactly, you feel like this is aimed at you?

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Silnocus @silnocus.cryptoanarchy.network · 13/09/2026

Steam has been popping that one up in my library for a while now. Maybe I should load it up on my steam deck, I bet it's a great "play for 10 minutes in between meetings" game. I played it for a few hours several years ago and just lost interest, but I was also playing it as my off-work primary.

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Silnocus @silnocus.cryptoanarchy.network · 12/09/2026

Yikes. And with rising temperatures year over year that pressure is only going to build. If something isn't done quick most of Texas might very well become uninhabitable by any humane standard.

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Silnocus @silnocus.cryptoanarchy.network · 12/09/2026

That's the holy spirit. The father and son are right nearby. Gotta be careful with the holy spirit, he's just a little guy

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Silnocus @silnocus.cryptoanarchy.network · 12/09/2026

Man you're really trying your fuckin hardest to lose my vote huh

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