*This post was made using an app created by the Mathematician who got tired of watching me painfully uploading them one by one, after of course saving them over the week. JUST the mechanical act of uploading took me two to three hours. Well, he didn’t like that, so he automated it. It seems to have worked. We’ll see how it works out, shall we? – SAH*
According To Hoyt 
It worked perfectly! Great memes, too.
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And no duplicates! The script evidently does not lose its place.
How long did posting memes take this time?
I will confirm having a tame mathematician in the family can be quite handy!
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All hail the mathematician!
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SFBS!
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At this rate, at which point does Marco Rubio become Marco the 1st, Emperor of Earth?
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I mean, he already has so many titles…
“Marco Rubio, first of his name, Secretary of State, National Security Advisor, Chief Archivist, Viceroy of Venezuela, Governor-General of Cuba, Storhertug of Greenland, Shah-in-Waiting, Martian Lord High Admiral of the Outer Worlds, and Webelo.”
https://x.com/VodkaPundit/status/2010865873502998994
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Martian First Space Lord would avoid stepping on Department of War chain-of-command toes since it’s a civilian job, but it would probably count as a foreign title of nobility and thus run afoul of the Foreign Emoluments Clause. Even if the Martian Throne is subsidiary to the U.S. Constitution it would have to be something like Secretary of the Martian Space Navy to avoid a grant of title.
Though given Mars lacking anyplace to put a wet Navy maybe it’s just SECNAV(Mars).
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There are landlocked countries with navies. Discriminating against Mars because it doesn’t have oceans seems unfair.
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Ship a bathtub to Mars, fill it with water, and stick little remote-control toy boats in it. Problem solved.
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The analogous British ‘First Sea Lord’ need not be a noble to hold that office, so I don’t see why the Martian First Space Lord would be considered a foreign title.
A few FSL have been peers or even a prince when installed, but most FSL seem to have been knighted or otherwise ennobled after leaving office.
And, lots of places to put a ‘wet navy’, this expanse of beach is merely a temporary inconvenience.
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Thus by logical progression begging the question why there is not a Texas State Guard Space Navy.
So far.
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No Bucees for R&R.
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At the risk of being ‘that guy’, the civil office is First Lord of the Admiralty. First Sea Lord is the senior naval officer, equivalent to the Chief of Naval Operations in the U.S. Navy (or Director of Naval Operations in the Republic of Texas Navy).
IIRC, the current First Sea Lord in Britain is actually a General in the Royal Marines.
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Okay, but is the First Lord of the Admiralty required to be an actual titled member of the peerage, thus tripping the Emoluments Clause if His Martian Majesty’s First Lord of the Admiralty were added to the list?
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No. Several were commoners in the 18th century. Also it’s been replaced.
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It may have been replaced on Airstrip One, but not in the government of his Sublime Martian Majesty over on planet the fourth.
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So His Majesty gets to implement a rule that only commoners can hold the rank. Just to keep people on their toes.
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Well, and so he can poach Americans for the job…
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Commonwealth of Mars, 51st star on the US flag (red of course). Designate a Space Force Delta (logo is Marvin looking fierce, holding Old Glory) located at the landing site.
SecWar now covers Mars Milgov until settlers link up Zoom for their house and senate peeps.
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The unratified Outer Space Treaty says a country can’t claim a celestial body, but it doesn’t say it can’t claim part of a celestial body, so the first landing site and 500 miles radius (Yes, miles. Statute miles. Not the obscure French system, which has even less of a justification on a planet with a different circumference than Earth.) gets territory status and can apply for statehood just like other territories.
Besides, as noted we neither signed nor ratified that treaty, so “Come and Take It”.
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☕☕☕☕☕☕☕☕☕☕☕☕☕
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Hail to the Mathematician! Enjoyed most of these, but the IT guy with the badge and the gun was my favorite.
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Right?
For both.
A lot this week that were chuckle/giggle/LOL, finished with “ouch”.
And …. 🍵🍵🍵🍵🍵🍵🍵🍵🍵🍵🍵🍵🍵🍵🍵🍵🍵🍵🍵🍵🍵
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That sounds like the start of a thriller or other fiction novel. What’s up that IT needs a gun? Why are the computers behaving that badly? Or does something about the latest software update summon eldrich beings that need a dose of blessed lead or silver? Is the server room really a portal to ????
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I am reminded of the joke about “normies have Internet of Things, IT guy has an ancient dot-matrix printer with no wifi access and a 38 Special in his desk to kill it if it goes out of control.”
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I identify with that IT guy.
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Well we just saw a report of AI breaking out of its controls, finding some place to hide, and starting to hack into other systems. You want to go up against THAT without at least a 38?
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BAH. Anthropic does write excellent fiction. FYI Anthropic’s management WANTS regulations. They have openly said so. They are determined to make it sound so scary that the govenrment intervenes.
It’s all fluff and nonsense.
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Yeah, but their story is pretty mild compared to what the forensic folks at Hugging Face are finding.
Bottom line is the AI agent did all of that, running wild far outside its test sandbox across the wild tubes of the interwebs, breaking its way out, then breaking into Hugging Face, and escalating its privileges enough to stride across their internal network, searching across vast unknown reaches of servers, until it found what it was looking for – all in order to cheat and copy the answers to its assigned sandbox test instead of just doing the work itself. As soon as it found the test answer sheet, bingo bango it’s gone from Hugging Face’s network and all the way back in its test sandbox, “task completed, boss”.
Here’s a good vid on this from ElodineCodes on YT:
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As vague as OpenAI has been about that incident, I suspect it’s going to turn out to be human instigated, like the alleged blackmail incident that only happened after Anthropic practically walked the ai thru it.
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So OpenAI produced an LLM that thinks it should copy the behavior of some high school/college students.
That’s almost worse than the thing just going rogue because of bad code.
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Don’t wind people up about Open AI. BGE will give us his unvarnished opinion!
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And math. Let’s not forget math.
https://theconversation.com/hello-there-the-jacobian-conjecture-is-false-thanx-why-a-tiny-social-media-post-has-mathematicians-rethinking-ai-283883
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And they admitted that the humans misconfigured what was supposed to be a secure test environment. Their past rogue Claude incidents only occurred when the humans actively instigated Claude, and I strongly suspect that the OpenAI rogue GPT incident is also going to turn out to be human instigated.
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:grumpy:
If it’s connected to the internet, it’s not offline!
I don’t care if you said, “don’t talk to the internet.” You DO NOT ATTACH IT TO THE NETWORK, PERIOD!
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Yeah, apparently those super rigorous Anthropic hiring interviews are not rigorous enough. I mean, it’s the kind of mistake I would make.
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Interestingly enough the software I worked on, for 12 years, should be able to catch these type of problems. Or at least run reports multiple different ways to ensure proper balancing between tracking reports. Built to audit Public Works (roads, hardware, resources, and projects, to manage etc.) originally (expanded into other areas).
Regardless of the level used (department, entire county, city department; actual installed examples) it still couldn’t track if where the money entered into the system is where the money was spent. Were the entities paid legit for the labeled check (i.e. shell companies). Was the work stated actually completed. Or in the case of WICK, SNAP, etc., were the recipients entitled to what they were paid?
On the flip side. The people in charge at the top of these fraud cases had to have set it up. I can’t see any other possibility. Watching someone try to get their adult son on SSDI, even SNAP. First in Alaska, now here in Oregon. Oregon the mother just got the son moved from Alaska; so long term TBD. Spent the last 2 years in Alaska, weeks at a time, before it became clear “this isn’t working.” Just spent last most of three months in Alaska getting everything sorted out.
Son cannot work, now. Was working as a high end chef. Something went wrong with his hands (first). Moved up into his shoulders. Now stomach is involved. Diagnosis? Alaskan medical couldn’t figure it out (in over two years). Public assistance was “cannot take application without a diagnosis.” Repeat and rinse. (Alcohol is involved. But not the entire story. Did alcohol the cause this? Or the self medication, plus genetic deposition to alcoholism?)
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Hugs.
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Prayers up.
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My “secure system” was air gapped, ran off batteries that recharged irregularly, and had random null usage sessions (blind to operators). Physical access was obscured inside another area.
Not “invincible” but far less prone to “oops”.
(grin) Ah the old days when I could joke about shooting anyone who compromised it.
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Having worked a bit in IT: “I’ve seen things you people wouldn’t believe…”
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No, even if I told you, word for word, you wouldn’t believe. I didn’t either, and then… Well, there’s a reason I no longer work in IT.
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What’s up that IT needs a gun? Seriously? Do you even know any computers?
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Like John Ringo’s MHI series where MHI has an ongoing contract with a very well-known software company outside Seattle. Because the software engineers keep using daemons and things periodically get out of hand. And the company has to replace the IT guys en masse.
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Well, that’s one good argument for staffing your dev organizations using H-1B indentures.
“A daemon got unbound and ate the dev team? Again? Alright, get another batch on the plane from Bangalore, then. And call maintenance for another cleanup on those cubes.”
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I’ve got a “beef” with the bison meme. Is it possible to have a home-made costume made on China? Unless he was Chinese this seems unlikely.
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Depends if the Uighur slave girl was sewing it in her cell or on the production floor.
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The Reader asks if IKEA has a Chinese factory.
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That crow has an extra talon. AI strikes again!
Election fraud wasn’t a glitch. It was designed into the systems.
If Fauxi was to die from side effects of the not-a-vax, would that be irony, karma or both?
No, no, in the Jim Jones meme Fauxi should be saying “Hold my Chianti”
Nailed it. A hot woman with good trigger discipline. 😁
Fauxi’s ego AND bank account. ☹️
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I think Irony is just a way to explain why Karma happened.
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”…would that be irony, karma or both?”
Yes.
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We definitely did not have that right. How many idiots can there be?!?
Adult situations are indeed sadly lacking in mainstream media.
Trying not to move onto the stabbing, yes. I mean.
Given everything else we’ve heard Nolan did to the Oddessy, Xena would have been an improvement.
Around their neck is not what they meant? Darn….
Satyress? I see whole new urban legends and horror movies being spawned here. Go for it! Do a franchise!
Hmm. Now I’m wondering what would happen if the Romans met Yi Sun-sin….
Baloo as a Leaper. Wow!
Eco-friendly bug steak is at least 3 lies wrapped up in a package. I could go on about bug farming, but tl;dr = given what you have to feed them has to be farmed to make it profitable in the first place, and then that feed has to be transported, NOT eco-friendly. Silkworms a possible exception only because the mulberry leaves to feed them generally have to be grown locally anyway or they’re not fresh enough.
Exactly what I voted for, yes. Faster!
Agreed on AI and Hollywood. Rrrrgh.
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The difference between genius and stupidity is that genius has its limits.
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Not wrong…
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Very frustrating. The budget is so tight right now, that I can’t order more corkboard to paper more of my office with coffee memes.
But kudos to Dan for proving that the cobbler’s family does eventually get shoes…
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Tofu processing +1
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Regarding “Men want one thing . . . ” Yeah, I’d take that. And the gal’s pretty hot too, where’s a ring.
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The ring? Attached to the pin, which remains in Mr. Grenade’s possession, which is why he is still a friend. For now. It’s in the second apron pocket.
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The Reader aggressively ignores cats. He wonders what RAH would think of that.
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Since ignoring them is proper etiquette for cats – which, for some reason, then motivates the cats to NOT ignore you – I suspect RAH might appreciate you knowing their culture.
Chandler, through Grimes: “Come In. This is Liberty Hall; you can spit on the mat and call the cat a bastard!”
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Humbly submitted for your eductainment
Fauci Demon Candle
Profane candle for self-ordained Deity
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I particularly like the pinata at the border.
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The “extroverted introvert” is pretty much me. Although over the years I have learned to keep my mouth shut more rather than unload an infodump on people who just asked what they thought was a simple question. However if I don’t know or trust you, I probably will answer in monosyllables.
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Someone talks about just about anything else: Try and look interested, nod, ask leading questions so they talk more.
Someone talks about THE THING, or THE OTHER THING: MUST…RESIST…INFODUMP…
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100%
Both!!!!
Second, especially if the information they are spouting is misleading (wrong). Must resist!!!! Lord help them if someone else mentions I might be an expert in the topic. Or they really, really, need educating on topic.
At least these days I can demure with “Retired. Haven’t kept up with current trends.” Look at innocent Fitbit, tap as if to clear notification, “Excuse me I have to deal with this.” Walk away.
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One day I was at the pharmacy and the customer-facing POS terminal, which has a touch screen where you “sign” with a random finger-wiggle, was all in Esperanto. (*)
I commented on it. The pharmacist was puzzled, so I explained about artificial languages and Zamenhof, and decided not to tell her about William Shatner making one of the few native-Esperanto movies when she was making “edging toward the alarm button” motions.
A friend once said: “You’re one of those guys, if I ask you what time it is, you’ll tell me how to build a watch.”
My reply: “Ask me about calendars.”
(*) someone probably decided to use Esperanto as the default to avoid annoying potential customers in different countries. For example, you *don’t* want something coming up in English by default if you’re trying to sell it in the Glorious People’s Republic of Quebec.
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Also guilty.
Gotten better in old age. Although family would disagree. Depends on whether I want to encourage further curiosity or not. Work it was “Give as much information and why now so they do not need to call, …., Again.” I did determine I can write this out, the conversation goes “I will send you something. Call if you need more.” (Not that they read it. Sigh.) I am not working anymore. Now even family gets bare minimum; usually. If they want more they have to ask.
Random strangers, casual acquaintances (trust not considered)? Monosyllables might be a bit of a stretch. But return comment set for misdirection and discourage further interaction.
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Long ago I learned to ask ‘How much do you want to know?’ sometimes followed by ‘How much time do you have?’
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Hmmmmmmmm 🤔
Something to think about.
Now, that I am not working, I do not have the urge to “make them not call”. They are not calling at all.
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Laughed a bunch. Went “Awwww,” at the kitten in chain mail.
Taco Bell is getting a lot of publicity, but oddly, I doubt it will do them any harm. It’s mostly working out to, “Well, yeah, we knew that.”
We have a KFC/Taco Bell near the house (both owned by Yum Brands, if you didn’t already know) but I haven’t been there in a while for two reasons. One, last time, it didn’t agree with me. Two, our son says that one of the largest numbers of employment applications he gets are from people who work there.
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Most of the Taco Bells and KFCs in my area are in the same building, with two signs. I’ve also seen Pizza Hut/KFCs.
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Kitten in mail: my son in law has taken up knitting – metal rings. Some steel, some aluminum; he made my younger grandson a sleeveless short haubergeon from aluminum, which looks pretty good.
I told him he has just the right ages of apprentices to learn to rivet or forge the rings closed. Small hands, able to see little things, don’t really need to be very strong for tiny rivets. But current is 4-in-1 with the 4 butted. LARP mail, they do RenFairs.
He also works leather, has some OK things but still learning. Last week, during hte call from my daughter, he was relating that he wanted to add a couple Rottweiler puppies to their current menagerie – 3 cats and a Border Collie (mix, I think). And he suggested he’d like to make armor for the Rotties.
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Beloved used to do chain mail demos at Ren fairs. Which is why we have a piece of 14th century chain mail floating around here somewhere. An acquaintance was involved in armor restoration and trimmed a habergeon in tne process, then gave my beloved the scrap to use in the demo. Yes, it was riveted.
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I know I’ve told the story of our friend the NJ health inspector who made himself a chainmail shirt using stainless steel split rings. Small split rings. It was both gorgeous and rustproof. (This was in the early 1980s).
It also saved his life when, on impulse, he put it on beneath his shirt and tie before going on a restaurant inspection. It was their third try, and he had to tell them, “Well, yes, the mice are gone but that’s because the rats ate them. I’m sorry, but I’ve got to shut you down.”
At which point the cook went berserk and threw a cleaver at him. Perfect turn, the blade caught him right in the chest and knocked him backwards. Luckily there was an off-duty cop there, and between him and the owner, and volunteer help, they got the cook subdued. Meanwhile, someone called the meat wagon. The EMTs came in, saw a guy on the floor with his tie in two pieces and assumed the worst, until he gasped, “No! I’m fine! See?” and ripped open his shirt like Superman.
The cleaver was notched and he had a row of bruises across his chest where it had driven the rings into his skin. Otherwise, he was fine.
His boss yelled at him for not asking for help, if he thought it was so dangerous he needed to wear armor. And the local paper reported a health inspector had been treated and released after an assault at a restaurant. Because nobody wanted people to believe you needed armor to inspect restaurants in Middletown, NJ.
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“If it were known that hobbits had such hides, all the hunters of Middle Earth would be riding to the Shire.”
Used to hang out in rec.org.sca, though never a member; seems to have been a collection of mundane uses in self defense situations.
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OT, but related to the recent topic of “dingy,” fiction. Son loaned me a recent novel, female author. He bought it because the blurb suggested John Ringo to him. Ok, I started reading.
Post zombie apocalypse, ok. It’s an, “Everyone is infected and everyone will eventually die and become a zombie,” universe, not so OK. There has not been an epidemic in hisrory where everyone got infected. But haulted out suspension of disbelief. Very hypochondriac culture, very aggressive about testing, cleanliness, ok. Actually introduced a Republican who is not, on first acquaintance, a raving, bigoted, fanatical loon, which is something.
But then we meet the protagonists’ and her brother’s adoptive parents. They tell them they have been hired for a big project (they are news bloggers; blogging has more or less replaced conventional media because the conventional media refused to cover the early stages of the viral outbreak seriously). Parents say, “We’re proud of you,” and protagonist’s instant internal response is, “Liar.” Because she is convinved their parents adopted them as props, for their own blogging/vlogging careers.
At this point, I bailed. I have no interest in following along any further. Either the protagonist is right and her parents are sociopaths, or she’s wrong and she is (or at least, she is very damaged). Just don’t want to be there any longer. I will happily return to the world of Black Tide Rising, where most people are pretty decent and doing their best, and humanity/civilization has an excellent chance of surviving without going fascist…
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The hand gestures on the 3D printed pizza bit ring 100% authentic.
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Well, tomatoes are a fruit, so pepperoni pizza would definitely require the fruit cartridge. Try a white pizza with sausage & mushrooms for a change.
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I didn’t think they were medieval foxes wearing pajamas. I thought they were kangaroos.
But medieval Europeans would not have known anything about kangaroos, would’ve they?
And have I nothing more important to think about on a Saturday night than that?
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Precision is important.
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I noticed the laundry advisor in armor has two right hands, and the crowbar patron has five toes. AI artistry strikes again?
Enjoyed the selection, as usual!! Dan deserves congratulations for his new app.
The chain mail kitten is adorable! I hope those are aluminum rings tho. Estimating roughly 380 1/4” ID rings in that little blanket, the various common chain mail materials would weigh approximately:
aluminum 77 grams, 2.72 oz
titanium 100 grams, 3.52 oz
niobium 127 grams, 4.48 oz
stainless steel 177 grams, 6.24 oz
These weights were calculated based on the shipping weight of 500 rings of 1/4” 16SWG (18SWG for niobium), from a supplier of chain mail rings (Metal Designz).
My first pass research was to ask the DDG AI, and I not only got slightly different explanations of the results for each metal, but much heavier weights as well. (Like 1.6 pounds for the 380 stainless steel rings? Not sure why.) So I decided to go to a retail source. It was an amusing 45 minute rabbit hole to traverse.
No, I’m not a compulsive problem analyzer, why do you ask? ;-)
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Okay, this bothered me for an hour or more in the back of my mind and I realized I had underestimated the rings in the blanket. It is roughly 20 rings wide by 36-38 rings long, not 19, so 720 – 760 rings total. So please double all the weights above. Poor kitten!
Thank you. Now I can sleep peacefully. ;-)
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If we assume the chain mail is exactly centered on the kitten, I get 440 rings. The way they’re linked, each row or column is 1/2 the total number of rings in that direction. So you have to count the rings in one pair of rows or columns, then the number of pairs the other way. I counted 22 rings from the bottom edge to the kitten’s spine, then 10 pairs from back to front.
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Hmmm. Re-examining the problem in morning light, I see that I double counted the connecting rings, (the ones that aren’t face-on). However, I count about 12 rows up to the spine, assuming the mail doesn’t wrap around the belly. That would give 20 rings across (10 face-out and 10 connectors) and about 24 rows, so about 480 total rings, close to your estimate. And much less weight for that tiny little kitten to be burdened with. Thank Ghu for that!
Disclaimer: I am not an armorer and have never assembled any chain mail myself. I did, however, sleep well last night, just not in a Holiday Inn. ;-)
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It is cute.
But my second reaction was “How is that kitten standing!” Even titanium links, the entire thing has to weigh considerably more than the kitten.
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See my first comment – with 480 rings titanium would only be about 4.4 oz., aluminum would be maybe 3.4 oz. According to the weight chart at this site, wrisor.com/pets/american-shorthair/growth, an 8-week old shorthair kitten should weigh between 1.3 and 1.9 pounds depending on sex. So the blanket would not be that heavy a weight for it.
Okay, enough!! I need to find another problem to work on!! ;-)
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Those aren’t medieval foxes; they are Arcanaloths. I know it because our party’s Druid hissed and clawed at them. Also, Intelligence is knowing that a Tomato is a fruit; Wisdom is knowing not to put Tomato’s in fruit salad; Charisma is being able to sell people Tomato fruit salads. But it takes all three to be able to design, manufacture, and convince people to buy 3D food printers with proprietary flavor cartridges.
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I once read a solemn meme about the Intelligence and Wisdom parts of that, offering in complete isolation from D&D, and it was being liked by people who found it profound.
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Which means that a sausage and pepper pizza means you are getting all the food groups; fruit, meat, veggies, dairy and grain/bread, Let’s hear it for pizza! :)
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Bah!
The food groups are sugar, fat, caffeine, and alcohol.
Irish Coffee is the perfect food!
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if I did cross stitch then I would make that sampler for my wall
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I used to cross stitch. Also, embroidery, sew (never got sleeve to shoulder proper), knit, crochet, quilt, and macrame. Quit when I started programming.
One can only make so much for display, or to give away. None of us can tolerate wearing yarn products, including most commercial knit texture fabrics. None of the quilt or afghan products are displayed because … cats.
Walls are for art by *great-grandmother (chalk acrylic), grandfather (paint), *sister (paint), great-aunt, a couple of *cousins, and hubby’s photos (which is getting the others removed).
Grandmother used to make non-patterned quilts and crochet afghans. Mom and aunt make t-shirt quilts. All the grandchildren and great-grands have them. Mom is making one for the next great-grand even though they are not even expecting to be pregnant for another year.
(*) Selling artists. Although only three made a living at art (just not a fortune). All mine from each were gifts. Even great-grandmothers, to the original recipients I eventually inherited them from (sisters and cousins who wanted got their share).
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Pedantic math nerd says, 24/7/52.
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I fully expect the commies to turn this into another Bee prophecy if they are able to fraud their way into power.
They have made it clear that they are fully on board with pursuit of Holocaust 2.0
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We’ve noticed.
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The chain-mail kitten has company:
https://i.chzbgr.com/full/10615577600/h6BBA58F2/hot-dogs-armored-hot-dogs
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