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zoklet-enjoyer··on Magic mushroom-infused products appear in Colorado gas stations
It's one of the 4-ACOs in all these candies. They been selling online and in headshops for a while now. I don't think it's 4-ACO-DMT but I forgot what the other one is called.

Edit: I should have read the article before commenting, but the title isn't accurate.

zoklet-enjoyer··on Ask HN: Distributed data centers in our basements
Lots of people have had this idea since the early days of Bitcoin mining. Some have even done it. I recommend looking up how people have set up mining rigs in their homes.
zoklet-enjoyer··on [dead]
That post was written by AI

Edit: it's fine that people are using AI to write blogs, but don't lie to us about it and claim it was written by a human. If it would have started out saying that this was written by AI, then that's fine with me. This is what I have an issue with

"Today, the source code for Claude Code — Anthropic’s AI-powered CLI tool — leaked online. Naturally, I did what any curious developer would do.

I read it. All of it."

No, you didn't, and that part looks like it was written by AI too hahaha

zoklet-enjoyer··on Sky Wins Irish Court Order to Unmask 300 Pirate IPTV Users via Revolut Bank
Home Taping Is Killing Music
zoklet-enjoyer··on Police used AI facial recognition to wrongly arrest TN woman for crimes in ND
She was not

Source: I live in Fargo and have been following this story closely. Everyone here is pissed

zoklet-enjoyer··on Goldman Sachs now reckons that oil could take out the 2008 record of $147
The United States is run by pirates
zoklet-enjoyer··on Alzheimer's disease mortality among taxi and ambulance drivers (2024)
Hey! Its time to make some crazy money! Are you ready? Here we go!
zoklet-enjoyer··on Sports Betting Is Everywhere, Especially on Credit Reports
Those restrictions are morally wrong other than the one about murder
zoklet-enjoyer··on Sports Betting Is Everywhere, Especially on Credit Reports
So regulate it, don't ban it
zoklet-enjoyer··on Sports Betting Is Everywhere, Especially on Credit Reports
Here's the justification; it's my money and I'll spend it how I like
zoklet-enjoyer··on Fear and denial in Silicon Valley over social media addiction trial
I think a lot of it is the ease of access now that we carry computers with us everywhere. I was tweeting from my phone in 2009, but I had to send the tweets via text message, so there was no infinite scroll accessible all day everyday to suck my mind into the phone. We had to actually make a decision to sit at a computer and go to the website to fully be fully immersed.
zoklet-enjoyer··on Fear and denial in Silicon Valley over social media addiction trial
Remember when that type of behavior was rude? I had a conversation with a couple in 2011 and they had told me that they saw Steve Jobs and his wife at a restaurant and Steve was on his phone most of the time and how rude it seemed. I've thought about that periodically over the years as I've seen the addiction grow and become commonplace and especially as I've seen those same habits develop in myself.

I remember going on dates a few years later, 2014/15, and the phone usage during the dates seemed rude and slightly offended me. Now it's so common it's not even really noteworthy.

zoklet-enjoyer··on Woman who never stopped updating her lost dog's chip reunites with him after 11y
You might be thinking of a blog called Feeling Waves. https://feelingwaves.blogspot.com That's where I heard about it too. He had magnets custom coated in some sort of Teflon like material. I ordered some magnets from him in 2009 but then couldn't find anyone who would implant them. I was living in Fargo, ND at the time and had called a bunch of tattoo and piercing shops as far away as Omaha and nobody would do it.

A few years later and I was living in Tacoma. I found a guy in Seattle, John Durante, who does all kinds of body mods. So I got one of the Dangerous Things magnets implanted in my finger. I still had those magnets from the blogger, but John wasn't going to install mystery objects into a client haha and he already had some magnets on hand.

Maybe a year or 2 after that I had moved back to Fargo. Somehow I came across a guy, Ian Bell, out of St. Cloud, MN who also did some more extreme body boss. He implanted the NFC chip in my hand. Later on I had him implant a magnet in each ear, in the tragus. The idea with that was I could wear a coil necklace hooked up to an audio jack and I'd have implanted headphones. That didn't really work. The magnetic field is much to weak. It did work if I held the coil up to my ear, so that was a near trick, because the audio was audible from a few inches away. The magnets in my ears were stronger than the magnet in my finger, so I was able to hang paperclips off of them and that was a fun party trick. The ear magnets had to be removed after several months because the casing had cracked and the magnets were disintegrating, causing my ears to swell and hurt. I forgot what the magnets were coated in, but it was a different coating than the finger magnet; the finger magnet is still in there and fine today.

The magnet removal sucked and I was dumb about it. Only one bothered me at first so I left the other one in there. Well, the 2nd one started to bother me a bit later and by the time I was like ok I should get this taken out, the only person within 1400 miles who would do it was out of state. So I went to a walk in clinic and explained the situation and I'm pretty sure they thought I was crazy. They scheduled me for a surgery that was a couple of months out and I had a vacation to Australia coming up. I ordered some scalpels off Amazon and tried to DIY. I couldn't do it. I asked a friend, and she couldn't get it either. At this point my ear was swollen, discolored, and had some scalpel cuts. So I flew to Australia with a messed up ear. I tried to meet up with the owner of a piercing shop in Sydney who Ian had hooked me up with but he was in Perth while I was in Sydney. Suffered for the next month. Got back home. Ian cut it out.

I typed all this on a phone and I'm not going to proofread it. Sorry

zoklet-enjoyer··on Woman who never stopped updating her lost dog's chip reunites with him after 11y
I used to have a pitbull/boxer mix and she was the sweetest dog. She had the longest tongue and would do big yawns and I'd just stick my hand in her mouth and grab her tongue and she'd shake her head and look confused. It was pretty funny. Most dogs are nice if they live in good homes.
zoklet-enjoyer··on Woman who never stopped updating her lost dog's chip reunites with him after 11y
You must have been one of the first to do it!
zoklet-enjoyer··on Woman who never stopped updating her lost dog's chip reunites with him after 11y
Hahaha definitely not a furry. I had some magnets implanted and was looking into other subtle body mods and thought an NFC chip would be fun. I bought the magnets and the chip from dangerousthings.com

I went to a piercing shop to get it done by a guy who does silicone implants and other less common body modifications.

It's not common. The only other people I've met with chips are the guy who implanted it and my girlfriend at the time.

I have considered getting a newer model implanted and using that to badge in at work and home, but I'd likely have to travel halfway across the country to get it done.

zoklet-enjoyer··on Woman who never stopped updating her lost dog's chip reunites with him after 11y
I've had one in my hand for 12 years. It has my contact card on it.
zoklet-enjoyer··on Cyberattack on vehicle breathalyzer company leaves drivers stranded in the US
I like to not share roads with drunks
zoklet-enjoyer··on How to attract AI bots to your open source project
I had the same thought. Could be a fun side project
zoklet-enjoyer··on Tom Homan confirms ICE to be at airports starting Monday
This country is a shithole
zoklet-enjoyer··on iBook Clamshell
I was in 8th grade and the school's computer lab was filled with iMacs and the library had iBooks students could check out. That was where I discovered Wikipedia, Yahoo Clubs, and Geocities. We had a PC at home but it was older and we could only get dial up at the time, so the higher speed connection at school and the faster hardware was great.
zoklet-enjoyer··on Delve – Fake Compliance as a Service
Yes. Like reflective obsidian
zoklet-enjoyer··on Delve – Fake Compliance as a Service
Iron Mountain is publicly traded
zoklet-enjoyer··on The Story of Marina Abramovic and Ulay (2020)
Good for you. Have you seen her performance art?
zoklet-enjoyer··on The Story of Marina Abramovic and Ulay (2020)
She's always been so cringey. Like when she let people beat her up and called it art.
zoklet-enjoyer··on Delve – Fake Compliance as a Service
I always think of obsidian when I see their name and that's reflective
zoklet-enjoyer··on Meme Buildings
My favorite is Bob's Java Jive

https://www.bobsjavajive.com/about

zoklet-enjoyer··on Nvidia Launches Vera CPU, Purpose-Built for Agentic AI
GE, Samsung, Microsoft, Google, IBM, and so many others
zoklet-enjoyer··on The 49MB web page
Much of their work consists of poorly sourced articles, sensationalism, disinformation, and bias to sway the audience.
zoklet-enjoyer··on Palantir defends its role in the kill chain
Look at what's happening in Lebanon, Palestine, Iran. Everyone involved in helping with those mass murders is evil.

Edit: I see I'm being downvoted. What is your argument in favor of this? How big of a degenerate, amoral, psychopath do you have to be to justify this?

https://www.theguardian.com/world/2026/mar/14/lebanon-israel...

"Israel has carried out at least 37 attacks against healthcare workers and facilities in Lebanon, including against the state civil defence and Lebanese Red Cross, since the current hostilities began, Lebanese authorities said.

The war in Lebanon started on 2 March after Hezbollah launched a volley of rockets at Israel, triggering a swift Israeli bombing campaign across the country. Fighting has since escalated, with Hezbollah continuing its rocket fire and Israeli troops invading south Lebanon.

At least 826 people have been killed in Lebanon by Israeli strikes, according to the ministry of health, and about 1 million have been displaced."

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