> a giant deluge of content spam
This is a small tweak in a search engine's algo that /detects/ AI and downranks it. Only organic human-crafted content should be allowed to surface in a search engine.
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This is a small tweak in a search engine's algo that /detects/ AI and downranks it. Only organic human-crafted content should be allowed to surface in a search engine.
It's worth going for the 'mobile first' approach and assume your visitors have the bare minimum specs for browsing your website. Obviously if you're doing a big clunky SPA you need to warn your visitors beforehand. Also warn users with JS disabled using <noscript>
- Coding. Notepad++ plus a browser for webdev.
- Media Player. Hook a 4TB HDD up to it that's loaded with episodes of Friends, etc
- Home server. Use it as a home networking device?
The globalist types[0] are looking to implement such a system. From what I have gathered, they want a social credit score. Unvaccinated? Good luck getting a loan. Posted something 'wrong' on an online message-board? You can't travel. And the list goes on...
Not that I avoid those types of people like the plague, only a select few I try to listen to and try to make their journey as painless as possible, and being an empath for everyone you encounter is obviously draining and can sap your energy, fast.
MDMA assisted psychotherapy looks promising, and people don't run the risk of overdosing or using contaminated pills, and they're in the company of trained professionals who are also prepared with medicine to counteract the effects of the drug incase someone has adverse reactions to it.
Mental pain is the worst type of pain IMHO. Physical pain for me is bearable, since it subsides, but there is a strange thing that happens with mental pain and it's the feeling that it's going to last forever and be recursive. Imagine being permanently subjected to mental torture? That's what it feels like, but like physical pain, it subsides, only we don't believe that when we experience mental anguish.
I put the numbers on e-crime forums for people to snap up, and it was funny watching what kinds of transactions were being made. Most people were using it to buy cryptocurrency.
Most of the transactions were vague though and didn't mention the merchant in question, but with a bit of digging I discovered they were so called 'Discreet Billing' companies which are largely used for adult websites and used to mask the fact you were buying porn to people casually glancing at your CC statement.
You don't have to use it for projects where you're naturally in flow and can maintain intense focus without productivity tools.
The Pomodoro Technique is for those who /get out of flow/ easily and can't be productive without taking breaks often.
I've used it, and it was for tasks where I was able to hold the state of a program's structure even when AFK for ten minutes. I've noticed lethargy and fatigue sets in every 10 minutes, since I'm usually chaired and my wrists have mild RSI which needs to be repaired via breaks.
There is a law of diminishing returns the longer you are stationed at a desk doing focused work. Your boss might not like all your breaks, but you can calmly explain 'It's science!' to them.
COVID reminded me of a few simple facts such as the importance of an immune system, and I double-dosed Vitamin D more than I should, along with probiotics and cultured/fermented foods like Kefir & Kimchi. The mental health aspect of it affected many even though they had a good immune system. Not being able to socialize affected many of the extroverted types. Glad to see they're thriving now though.
Anyway with something like Pegasus, all the forensic artifacts would be random and heavily mutated for each infected device, so it's not as easy as running a tool to detect its presence. Pegasus is known for doing anti-forensics under the hood.
[0] https://imazing.com/blog/detecting-pegasus-spyware-with-imaz...
[1] https://www.amnesty.org/en/latest/research/2021/07/forensic-...
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- Experiment with ChatGPT
It's only a chore when you can't envision the end result when everything falls into place and everything just works with zero/minimal bugs and the program behaves just as you imagined. This is the payoff moment we all should anticipate when coding, not seeing it as a 'chore' but as a sort of delayed gratification exercise where we reap what we sow.
If you're making a Faustian bargain / selling your soul and going against your own principles just to make money at all costs, then such goals are immoral. Instinctively we know what the right thing to do is, and aligning goals with your own moral compass is much better.