is such a thing even possible

grinding at the coal-face in multiple dimensions solo work is so liberating

hand crafted code

Zelensky a dead man walking? Assassination and one final hypersonic strike in 3, 2, … 🤷‍♂️

“institutional bankruptcy in real time” … “Medical Board of Australia”

Still No Answer (Part II): What the Board Won’t Say — and Why That Matters By Dr David Nixon – 13 May 2025

On 12 May, the legal team representing the Medical Board of Australia sent me a letter — the latest in a string of communications that continue t...

At some point the 4-Year Cycle breaks down. Vortex of Doom? Stairway to Hell? Satoshi’s Staircase? 🤔

David Nixon: Back to the MAC (Part 2): The Signal in the Noise "I had heard from one of my regular meeting attendees that the MAC addresses with a packet interval of 2000ms belonged to people. … So I filtered for those. Then I recalculated entropy. And suddenly, the noise dropped away. Among the filtered results, three MAC addresses stood out immediately. All three shared not only an entropy score of exactly 2.754, but also an identical broadcast interval of 2000ms — and that’s where it gets strange. When I overlaid their bitfields, something impossible happened: Bits 2 through 6 in Byte 1 formed a rotating 5-bit field. In MAC #1, the value was 24 (11000). In MAC #2, it rotated cleanly to 7 (00111). In MAC #3, it landed on 10 (01010). That’s not drift. That’s sequencing. Each of the five bits flipped twice across the three addresses — no randomness, no entropy drift, no byte overflow. It’s as if the system was stepping through a page index — mechanically, predictably, and in perfect sync.”

Back to the MAC (Part 2): The Signal in the Noise

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geez this gonna be a big move #NGU

every fucking image in #damus has the audio of an unrelated video 🤪 #cache #local #shenanigans @jb55

@jb55 #damus getting corrupt media from cache/local-relay? iOS only seeing it the last week or so but haven’t been on this client in a while