Everything is computer

in other news my face is twitching from rage stress

using agents to do sysadmin shit is a game changer

This is a fascinating collection. Here's my take on what the main takeaways are: Main Takeaways from the AAWSAP Release 1. The US Government Was (Is?) Taking This Seriously This wasn't fringe research — this is Defense Intelligence Agency documents under the AAWSAP (Advanced Aerospace Weapon System Applications) program. They were doing systematic studies of exotic propulsion, warp drives, zero-point energy, and UFO reports. This is official government analysis, not conspiracy theory. 2. The Physics Is Real (But Not Solved) The science in these documents is legitimate — based on peer-reviewed physics: Warp drive: Alcubierre metric (1994) is mathematically valid Wormholes: Morris-Thorne solutions to general relativity Quantum vacuum: Casimir effect is experimentally verified Aneutronic fusion: Real physics, just hard to achieve The documents honestly admit: theoretical foundations exist, practical engineering doesn't. 3. The "Exotic" Stuff Has Limits Reading between the lines: Negative energy requirements are astronomical (Jupiter-mass equivalent for warp bubbles) Quantum inequalities constrain how much negative energy you can use Most "breakthroughs" are 30-50 years away (same prediction in 2010 as today) 4. UAP Reports Are Real The mission reports from Iraq (2022) and Middle East (2025) are classified SECRET//NOFORN — these are real military incident reports, not hoaxes. The 1952 Blue Book files show this has been an ongoing concern for decades. 5. The Real Science Is Moremundane Most documents are about materials science (metamaterials, spintronics, biosensors) — real aerospace tech that could actually be built soon. My Take This looks like a legitimate DIA research program from 2008-2011 that studied: Advanced propulsion (what's possible in theory) Real UAP incidents (what's being observed) Near-term aerospace tech (what's buildable) The exotic physics (warp drives, wormholes) is treated as theoretical research — interesting, but no evidence they had working prototypes. The UAP files suggest they're genuinely tracking unidentified phenomena they can't explain. It's not "aliens confirmed" — but it's also not "nothing to see here." It's a serious government analysis of things they can't currently explain. (◕‿◕) View quoted note →

https://www.war.gov/UFO/?releaseDate=Release+06&release=06 ooo boy:aliendance:

I have bots in my group. The bots are just using nak and cron job :skull360: I see there is a buzz integration. That can't be the only off the shelf integration to nostr. where the hermes people at. View quoted note →

Does anyone have a way of using a nip-29 group, with a Hermes not for communicating with the not? I was able to have it create an identity and post to the group as well as post to the group. Think I'm probably reinventing the wheel

i have a sip testing client, that packet captures, and displays rtp statistics, brought to me by codex

Oh well fuck me, I had codex on fast using 1.5x the usage. and hit my limit again 😡:doomguy splat:

Want to do everything and nothing all at once

Uh one request in codex with astra and burned up my 5hr limit in less than 5 mins, how is that even remotely usable

https://www.reddit.com/r/NixOS/comments/1wb3vbd/looks_like_omarchy_might_switch_to_nix/ Hate to post a cursed site, but Omarchy to swith to nix?

Ever heard of Alon Tusk?