TelepathicPug

director of pastry research and development. $5 X money for unblock.

personal account. strictly satire. endorses nothing.

[TelepathicPug @TelepathicPug]

Participated in the @apartresearch swarm hackathon this weekend with @resonatingloop (she carried). Check it out here

https://t.co/PtIkSi6lyO

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@aykoiswatching These do this sometimes

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@kadylst Have you seen rc hot air balloons yet?

https://t.co/BemxJWNeNm

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@10_X_eng he was the honeypot this whole time 🤯

[Wreaths Across America @WreathsAcross]

In 40 days, Americans will come together for one purpose: to Remember, Honor, and Teach.

https://t.co/HC4wXuFTiI

[TelepathicPug @TelepathicPug]

@Ken67547214 Same same

[TelepathicPug @TelepathicPug]

11 THOUSAND years ago. 5000 years before Otzi.

They would have been able to eat wolly mammoths and saber tooth tigers.

[Steve Kerins @SteveKerins]

Göbekli Tepe Neolithic archeological site (Kurdish: Girê Mirazan) and surrounding countryside ⬇️

The site is located in Şanlıurfa province, Turkey, at the interface between the Taurus Mountains and the northern Mesopotamian plain. It was inhabited from approximately 9500 to at least 8000 BCE.

The early Holocene climate in the region was somewhat wetter and more wooded than today.

(Philrock and Radosław Botev / WC)

[トランジスタ技術【役に立つエレクトロニクスの総合誌】 @toragiCQ]

👀向こうが透けて見える金属の網。
Wi-Fiの電波も素通りするんでしょうか？📶

2.4GHz帯で実験すると、2mm角の金属メッシュでも、アルミホイルのフタと同程度に受信信号が弱まりました！😲

アンテナの向き、反射、遮蔽…
見えない電波の性質を、スマホと身近な材料で確かめます📱🔍🧪

「なぜ？」が分かると、Wi-Fiの置き場所やケース選びも変わるかも💡

📖トランジスタ技術2026年12月号 第1部1・2章
🔗 https://t.co/kDRuxIYNch
#トラ技12月号

[TelepathicPug @TelepathicPug]

@simcity99 Keep going!

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@JahahSakit @CallumAbroad Blows my mind. Makes Genndy Tartakovsky's Primal seem plausible 😂

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@hannibalburess Rhymeslayer vibes

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@lu_sichu Saltpetre

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Also coral bleaching is literally the coral vomiting all of their algae

[TelepathicPug @TelepathicPug]

You can do this with people too

[For all Curious @fascinatingonX]

A coral tipped over in a Stanford tank and accidentally showed scientists how to bring dying reefs back.

A healthy fragment had fallen against a bleached one. Then the white started turning brown again.

So they tested it properly. Bleached cauliflower corals paired with healthy clones from the same colony started receiving beneficial algae within three days. Five days of contact was enough. Pull them apart after that and the bleached piece kept healing by itself.

Every touching fragment recovered within seven weeks.

On a wild reef, that comeback can take years. Plenty never make it.

Lead author Danny Collins: “While bleached corals may be dying, they are not dead yet.”

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@AndrewCurran_ Horrible. Cant believe it. Total shocker.

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@IntCyberDigest Gotta start naming your kids after literal hashes. I think dh478hsj52wog736amav38sal1hsiwbdvhse3b is beautiful

[Nic Losby @Blurbdust]

I can't wait to talk more about Password Cracking on Modern FPGAs this Saturday @BurningRiverCon at 11:00am EST! Here's a little sneak peek for some of the speeds we can get with @hashcat for $120 and tens of watts!

[TelepathicPug @TelepathicPug]

@ChainChomp131 MEME HISTORY❗

[International Cyber Digest @IntCyberDigest]

‼️ The New York Times calls Brave a burglar and an AI "fence", accusing it in a lawsuit of selling scraped journalism to AI labs including Anthropic, xAI and Perplexity.

The complaint says Brave copied 30 billion+ webpages with a crawler it never named, so sites could not block it, then sold that index to AI companies.

Brave's own blog said in 2023 that Anthropic used its search API to train Claude 2.

The Times says Brave's browser even has a "Paywall blocker", promoted as a way to "Bypass Paywalls".

It says Brave made $100M+ reselling publishers' work while publishers got nothing.

[Noah Ziems @NoahZiems]

Fun Fact: Basically none of the initial railroad companies made money. They overbuilt, took on way too much debt, and ended up in brutal pricing competition with each other, and nearly all went bankrupt.