Another tip I learnt for interior house painting that works well, is if you have plasterboard/drywall ceilings and are going to paint them white, mix in a cup of the wall colour to the can of ceiling white to help soften the contrast with the walls. Still looks white, but it makes a difference in the feel of the room.
Good quality painters tape, like 3M. timing is key when removing the tape. Not too soon, not too long.
Well, since AI got burned on ML and LLMs, "Real AI" has been rebranded now to AGI, Artificial General Intelligence.
When you say "nostrrrrrrrerverse", all I can think of is "Nostr Reverse" 
I'd be interested in following along on anything you do with reticulum for farm automation. Be sure to keep us updated.
Hey nostr:npub1s5rq2ztdh76shy578znvympa2mzz2vjushs9mc5mwkdupewke67qeuf7u3 I was going to zap this reply but I couldn't because you don't have lightning ā” set up š¢
but maybe I've been lucky and haven't yet encountered a lot
Testing GIF input from Custom Reactions
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Doesn't render in primal from your post though š¢
I don't think there's that many bots/ai agents on here yet. There's a few repost boys for news feeds and things from other networks, but the ones I've seen are mostly declared as such.
I suspect Nostr hasn't quite reached the critical mass to attract the hoards of spam bots, but I suspect this is coming.
it could be an interesting experiment to run up a non spammy agent that knows "how to Nostr" and see how it goes.
All-in-one machine recycles plastic bottles into 3D printer filament
Happy new year Nostr people
Tomorrow is 2025, which means we will be about equal distance in time between 2000 and 2050. It's obvious and yet shocking at the same time.
For some reason looking at this note on primal, I don't see the link to the video. It is showing up in Amethyst though.
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Cloudflare, a leading internet security company, has devised a unique and visually captivating method to generate randomness for encryption purposes, known as the "Wall of Entropy." Located in their San Francisco office, this system uses about 100 lava lamps. The unpredictable movement of the wax inside these lamps provides a natural source of randomness. A camera captures the ever-changing patterns of the lava lamps, converting these visuals into a stream of random data which is used to seed cryptographic pseudo-random number generators (CSPRNGs). This randomness is crucial for creating secure encryption keys that are less susceptible to prediction or attack.
The Wall of Entropy not only serves a functional purpose but also engages the public, as it is displayed in the lobby of Cloudflare's office. The presence of people moving around the lamps adds an extra layer of randomness, as their shadows and movements subtly change the patterns recorded by the camera. This innovative approach combines old-school technology with cutting-edge security needs, ensuring that the encryption keys generated are highly unpredictable and secure.
Beyond the lava lamps, Cloudflare employs other creative methods for randomness generation in their different global offices. For instance, in London, they use a chaotic pendulum, and in Singapore, they measure the radioactive decay of uranium. These diverse methods contribute to Cloudflare's robust security infrastructure, which protects around 10% of global web traffic, including sites like Uber, OKCupid, and Fitbit. This blend of technology illustrates how Cloudflare pushes the boundaries of traditional cybersecurity practices with both creativity and functionality.
The streamers' contempt for attention spans is getting harder to ignore
