This article sounds like the playbook not merely for moving from web2 to web3, but from #web3 to things like #nostr and even to something like nostr that is mesh-connected using old-school radio and no DNS. I think of nostr, and #bitchat, and #reticulum, and whatever else we haven't even imagined yet. https://cointelegraph.com/news/web3-rely-on-web2?utm_source=rss_feed&utm_medium=rss&utm_campaign=rss_partner_inbound

"Downgraded" from AA- down to an A+...huh? Clearly a different rating system than I'm used to. Is this is finance thing? European thing? French thing? Me confused. :)

Page 86 - Why I'm not a fan of labor unions. ebook/pdf: https://olive-late-damselfly-160.mypinata.cloud/ipfs/QmTv2jfdvHBKf2gZMtpnHCq5uYyYzhkZTFciQWVuN2sNQo

Most of the dapps are very clunky, but I'm intrigued by the Internet Computer. https://internetcomputer.org/ecosystem

Some Friday Night Football last night. Fun stuff (until the lightning delay).

This is a scary idea...AI whips up some code, it knowingly or unknowingly injects malware, the dev vibe-code pushes the commit and BOOM! Talk about a Trojan Horse. That's scary enough, but once the idea of AI injected malware is brought up, it gets scarier. Like when you have an ache in your tummy and you Google or WebMD what it might be...soon, you're thinking you might have the worst form of ulcerous stomach cancer known to man. What if... - AI gets this code into places like Coinbase, below, where finances can get compromised? - What if it worms into email like ILOVEYOU and gets spread normy to normy? - Suppose we get to the point where a malicious AI, an evil AI, decides to write its own code and purposely hide it from human eyes? - What if we get to a digital economy where AI and bots need to earn money or bitcoin to "live", and that evil AI decides hacking up some malware code to pilfer or steal the money is easier than earning it? They always say, "Don't Google your ailment."

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AI Coding Tool Used by Coinbase Exposes Firms to Self-Spreading Malware

A newly disclosed vulnerability in an AI-powered coding tool favored by Coinbase has raised alarms across the cybersecurity communities.

Justin Sun always seems to be on the edge of something sketchy.

Trump Crypto News: World Liberty Financial Blacklists Justin Sun's Address With $107M WLFI

Sun is a key investor in the project and holds around $700 million worth of WLFI tokens, mostly vested.

Today I saw a feel-good movement thing called "Just say, 'Hello'", or something like that. It was trying to encourage people to randomly go up to random people and just randomly say, "Hello." The hope was to meet people, bridge divides, be human, and teach young people how to actually speak with another human in person. It was well-intentioned. Thing is, it was evidently from back during covid. So...everyone was wearing a mask! To me, it screamed: "Hello! How are you? Whoa! Don't get too close! I know you can't see my face and all, and don't get within 6 feet of me, but wanna be friends?" Not weird and awkward at all!

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Standing in line to get a free Slurpee, but one person is holding everyone up to buy lottery tickets. That is, she is happily eager to pay the "stupidity tax." If you're unfamiliar with the term, look it up. But, it's all good, because (a) that's one tax I'm not paying, and (b) free Slurpee!

When you spend most of the day wrestling under the kitchen sink and finally get things working and not leaking, then realize you've got the hot and cold backwards.

Spent labor day laboring on a thermostat and kitchen faucet replacement. Thermostat went okay, I think. Faucet was a real nuisance, got a head scrape/gash that didn't want to stop bleeding, connection didn't want to stop leaking. Finally got it all ok, I think. Until leaks come back. I hate plumbing.

How can one tiny mosquito torment me so much and practically shut me down from working?

Why do I often feel like I'm surrounded by 6th grade boys who just learned about curse words?

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I really don

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seems to be as well.

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v0.app is getting better, but it's not quite there yet. Still, getting better is a good thing.

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At least the Cracker Barrel rebrand was not as bad as MSNBC to MS NOW. Do they really think it was only the NBC part was killing MSNBC? Rebrand rules: either do a slow tweak minimal and gradual change like ESSO to Exxon or entirely change everything: name, colors, logo, everything if it requires an explanation, like NOW = news, opinion, world, you did it wrong By changing to MS NOW, it begs people to ask, "What's MS NOW?" and the answer they'll get is, "It's the old MSNBC." Which begs the next question, "Why did they change?" And the answer they'll get, "Because MSNBC was terrible and nobody watched it." And the response will be, "Oh, I see," meaning, "I won't watch MS NOW either then."