“This study is really the final nail in the coffin for what caused the Permian–Triassic mass extinction,” said Sperling, the study’s senior author and an associate professor of Earth and planetary sciences in the Stanford Doerr School of Sustainability. “The biggest mass extinction of all time started from a world that is very similar to today in having a relatively cool, relatively well-oxygenated ocean, and then there was a giant injection of carbon dioxide into the Earth system. Understanding how Earth and Earth’s biota responded back then could inform us of what’s to come.”

Books printed before 2022 are free from AI slop which makes for uncontaminated training data. SMH, I hate this timeline.

“Most people do not realize how much of their life is spent playing invisible status games. This video breaks down social hierarchies, groupthink, dominance games and why fitting in can quietly waste the energy you could use to build skills, projects and freedom. The better move is not pretending you are above everyone, but becoming weird, competent and harder to categorize.”

This reminds me of how I need to read Steinbeck, especially Grapes of Wrath

Court filings in the Scattered Spider hacking case reveal Microsoft provided the FBI with a complete IP history tied to something called a Global Device ID (GDID)

It’s kinda like a MAC address

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I found a new passports.gov, and it doesn’t belong to the State Department. When I called them to ask about it, you’d be surprised what they said.
After last week’s dig into vote.gov and the National Design Studio, it felt like the right time to talk about passports, what’s being built, and how fast it’s all moving to be ready before July 4th.

The full investigation: a passport portal built by the National Design Studio and registered to the Executive Office of the President instead of the agency that actually issues passports, three photo servers sitting behind a sign-in gate with no seal and no privacy notice, ad trackers wired onto the real State Department passport page where the privacy policy link is dead, and login.gov getting a new feature that lets an outside organization verify your identity without you in the room.

Read the full article: thedreydossier.substack.com
TikTok / IG /  X:   thedreydossier

Share it with someone who deserves to know what’s being built in the space between the government you can see and the one you can’t.

Thanks for being here.

Bemotrizinol

The horse’s mouth https://github.com/Nightmare-Eclipse/YellowKey

I have neither the crayons nor the inclination to explain it to you.

I’m more of a trackball users. Those little nubs are so hard to find. ( ͡~ ͜ʖ ͡°)

Maybe reinstall/uninstall honey board🤔

Share your settings/system/keyboard/on-screen keyboard screen.

https://www.capitol.tn.gov/Bills/114/Bill/HJR0182.pdf

How is that different from Spotify producing their own AI-gen music? Seems like that’s 3-4 minutes of listening that otherwise would’ve been spent listening to an artist.

Fraking toasters

It’s an interesting metaphor and makes for a good read.

“At this scale, downstream risks include account takeovers, targeted phishing, credit fraud, SIM swaps, and long-tail privacy harms. Industry-wide, the case underlines how third-party identity vendors have become critical infrastructure and can become single points of catastrophic failure,” our team explained."

Wouldn’t Username + Password + SIM = 2FA password reset?

How’s this compare to Obsidian or Joplin?

Seconded. If true, my paranoia will be justified and prove to be woefully insufficient.