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phtheven

@ phtheven @lemmy.world

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  • Hold the grapefruit

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  • The other replies have explained it to you, but neither of them acknowledged your greeting. Hello!

  • Company "AI Navigators Group" meeting in one hour...

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  • Thanks! Didn't see this in time but this is basically what I did. Brought up how terrible it is at analysing a dataset and giving accurate statistics. Brought up how bad it is at working on large codebases. No idea if any of it will stick, but we can hope.

  • GrapheneOS can help you retake your privacy, right now. | Veronica Explains

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  • They're working with a vendor to make a phone that meets GrapheneOS's security standards.

  • $500 million bribe from the Abu Dhabi Royal Family to Trump uncovered.

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  • The UAE is not ruled by the Saudi Royal Family. That would be Saudi Arabia.

  • Lawsuit Alleges That WhatsApp Has No End-to-End Encryption

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  • Lawsuit Alleges That WhatsApp Has No End-to-End Encryption

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  • Neat! And can this been done with signal or proton?

  • Lawsuit Alleges That WhatsApp Has No End-to-End Encryption

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  • In the end i have to choose between some shady company or some guy with a homelab. I guess I'll choose the one who isn't financially incentivized to screw me over.

  • Gotta love a good oiling session

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  • Oh i know what you're talking about, I've done this to a mallet of mine. I basically submerged it in linseed oil for a pretty long time. It still secretes this substance you speak of to this day.

    Since then my flood coat is just a couple of big drops in the spoon that i spread around with my fingers. I use rubber gloves, but it still feels pretty good.

    When i reapply i do wait another couple of months before i use it again. I have duplicates of most things, and if i don't it can usually wait a couple of months. I'm fairly sure i'd be able to drink the stuff i have here, so I'm not worried about that. I just don't want it to wear off before it is cured.

  • Lawsuit Alleges That WhatsApp Has No End-to-End Encryption

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  • By this logic, can we trust any open source software, even if they claim to use some third party encryption? They could say they're using a super secure encryption, even show it implemented in their open source code base, then just put the other, secret evil backdoor code base in production? Is there a way for any open source project to prove that the code in their open source repo is the code in production?

  • Gotta love a good oiling session

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  • Seems to work for me. It's food safe and polymerizes well. I oil them daily for about a week, then i let them fully cure for a couple of months before using them.

    I haven't experienced this crust you're referring to. I flood coat the first coat and wipe it off, then all subsequent coats are very thin and even. I get a pretty hardy finish like this. I've noticed the layer looking a bit dull after i stir some pasta, so boiling water is probably not great. But that dullness just goes away again when i fry something in oil.

    The flat plank spatula has survived about 3 years of near daily use. I've had to trim off a little bit of porosity from the tip once in this period. This is the third time I'm oiling this one, so it looks like a coat can last for about a year.

  • Gotta love a good oiling session

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  • Thanks! Been making those little plank spatulas for years. I make them from a really hard native wood, so stand up to a lot of abuse and last a long time. The one in the picture has been in almost daily use for about 3 years now, and still going strong. These are great as gifts, but be warned that some people don't appreciate the effort that goes into making a really nice and thin little plank.

    I only just started carving green wood, so all of these spoons are from the last couple of months. It's going okay, but i ruin about 60% of the spoons I carve. Sometimes i accidentally take a chunk out of the bowl, sometimes the handle cracks, sometimes the wood just refuses to be a spoon shape.

    I think a lot of the skill in spoon carving is choosing the right chunk of wood. I have much to learn.

  • Lawsuit Alleges That WhatsApp Has No End-to-End Encryption

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  • Okay Old Fashioned, but doesn't open source encryption audited by a third party solve this problem? Signal protocol for example? Also proton, I'm guessing, but I'm too lazy to check

  • when you don't downclick

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  • Woodworking @lemmy.world
    phtheven @lemmy.world

    Gotta love a good oiling session

  • Camphor Laurel Coffee Scoop

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  • Green woodworking has some of the goofiest tools. Some of my favourite discoveries since I started going down this rabbit hole has been the "twca cam" (yes those are all the letters, it's Welsh). This seems to be a large two handed hook knife for hogging out large ladles and bowls.

    Another crazy tool is the roubo shoulder knife. Hard to find it being used these days but I believe the purpose was to cut clean straight lines in tough or uneven grain. Adds a lot of stability and force to the cut. I'm thinking it would be mostly used for deep stop cuts in chip carving, so technically not a green woodworking tool I guess, but still cooky as hell.

  • Woodworking @lemmy.world
    phtheven @lemmy.world

    Camphor Laurel Coffee Scoop

  • Are you people all bots?

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  • Dang just realised I put an extra h in my username. I wonder if i did that because Phteven was taken or because I'm a moron. We may never know.

  • Are you people all bots?

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  • Okay so are replicants actual robots? I kinda figured they were more like juiced up clones i guess.

  • Are you people all bots?

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  • I didn't know that lemmy has ML roots, that explains a lot. However, it is also true that the auth-left has access to a significant amount of centralised resources that other lefties do not, as well as a ideological agenda which could in theory be more amenable to methods of coercive control.

  • Are you people all bots?

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  • True, and humans with bad opinions have always been around, but let's not forget that, by definition, the auth-left authorities have access to a significant amount of centralised resources that other lefties don't, which would theoretically allow them to amplify the sound they make as they slurp on that boot.

  • Are you people all bots?

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  • I think this is what I'm subconsciously starting to do. My critical thinking bot-/bullshit filter is always on now, which used to pick out abnormalities, but its becoming desensitized i guess? Now there's just a vague bullshit haze over everything since every online interaction has a decent chance of being a complete waste of time. Sometimes I feel like I'll be driven off the internet entirely one day.

  • No Stupid Questions @lemmy.world
    phtheven @lemmy.world

    Are you people all bots?

  • Showerthoughts @lemmy.world
    phtheven @lemmy.world

    The fact that users are encouraged to include text descriptions with media content makes it perfect training data for AI.