kresse

@kresse@chaos.social
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living in interesting times, traveling through it, loving dad, doing things from electronics to gardening, outdoor to IT, retro to future,
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At the moment:
#pnp #gardening #tinkering nerdkram
#hamradio (lic., but inactive)
#meshtastic
#meshcore
@hacknology

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Bei @hacknology in #konstanz gibt es einen Vortrag am 11.6.25 um 19:30 Uhr:

Angriffe auf Proof-of-Work-Blockchains - systematisch optimiert

Mehr unter:
https://www.hacknology.de/news/2025/vortrag-blockchain/

Vortrag: Angriffe auf Proof-of-Work-Blockchains - systematisch optimiert · hacKNology

@kresse Da sind sie sicherlich besser aufgehoben als bei mir. Viel Spaß damit.

Vor 45 Jahren protestierten Hunderte junge Menschen vor dem Opernhaus Zürich gegen die Kulturpolitik der Stadt. Die Opernhauskrawalle markierten den Beginn einer bewegten Zeit: Die Jugend forderte kulturelle Freiräume und Mitbestimmung.

In unserem Bestand finden Sie Literatur und Medien zur Zürcher Jugendbewegung und zur Protestkultur im Allgemeinen: Züri brännt oder Protest Cultures: A Companion.

Entdecken Sie mehr zu diesem Thema 👉https://t.zbzuerich.ch/7z

Foto: pexels, Sides Imagery

@selea btw, in Latvia, @meshtastic has pretty much switched over to MeshCore :/
@richlv @ojars @selea many LoRa mesh networks can co-exist, nobody is forced to switch. But the main enthusiasts in LV are now using a new firmware that works faster and more reliable - #MeshCore

Initiatives like @SafeguardingResearch work hard to rescue #researchData that are (about to be) deleted by the Trump administration, by using a Bittorrent network where many small nodes contribute.

This is a very #solarpunk way of doing science: community-driven, decentralized & resilient #SolarpunkScience.
Some tinker projects:

🎯1. Develop the most low-cost (in €, material resources, and CO2) p2p solution for data rescueing.

Maybe a #RaspberryPi + existing HDD? Reuse existing hardware. Compute costs in absolute and relative way (€ and CO2 per terabyte of data stored & shared). Is a bigger server plugged to a uni network more efficient in relative costs?

🎯2. Run a hackathon, help others to install the bittorrent clients on whatever machine they have.

🎯3 (Bonus): Build a purely solar powered, autonomous seeding node. E.g. the #LowTechMagazine went a long way in optimizing a web server that runs on solar + battery (achieving >95% uptime on a 50W solar setup)
https://solar.lowtechmagazine.com/2020/01/how-sustainable-is-a-solar-powered-website/

Imagine little autonomous, solar powered seeding nodes standing in gardens, tirelessly sharing research data whenever the sun is shining. A project that regenerates our digital commons in a sustainable, community-led way 🌱.

Please share your thoughts - is this a feasible and worthwhile project?

#SafeguardingResearch #DataRescue #OpenScience #OpenData #DIY
CC @moritz_negwer @alxd @thorsi @BlumeEvolution @marieverdeil @pluralistic @lmu_osc @Lambo

(edit: Updated the mock-up image with an improved, non-AI version)

This should be on TV every day, possibly multiple times per day…. #AI
Ich kann @tante nur zustimmen. Neue Fähigkeiten sich aneignen ist doch spaßig am Ende des Tages https://tante.cc/2025/05/23/on-vibe-coding/ #openai #chatgpt #lernen #skills
On "Vibe Coding"

The hype about the potentials (it’s always future potential, never real current use) of AI has discarded its last cycle (“reasoning models”/”deep research”, both terms being factually untrue and deeply deceiving at best) and moved to a new double whammy of “agentic AI” and “Vibe Coding”. Now “agentic AI” basically just means that some LLM […]

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Exposure might cause suffocation

https://piefed.social/post/786827

I want one
Found a source at a “reasonable” price cellkultureco.com/…/dihydrogen-monoxide-water-h2o…
Dihydrogen monoxide (water, H2O) warning label | vinyl science sticker (chemistry)

This one is identical to the pic, and comes in various different sizes: www.redbubble.com/i/sticker/…/85791225.EJUG5
if it’s pure H2O I don’t think it’s safe to ingest either
Why? How much would be safe
It’s difficult to say and drinking a bit of sweat with every sib would help a lot. The experiment is that some of your cells in a dish with excess of pure H2O will suck themselves full till they explode due to osmosis.
It’s lacking all sorts of minerals, electrolytes etc that the body needs. I doubt a glass of the stuff wouldn’t cause problems but if you only drink pure water then you’re going to start having problems pretty fast.
It’s basically distilled water, no?
Yea I think you're fine drinking like a litre of distilled water. Too much of anything will kill you, even regular water.
Your body must regulate ion levels - sodium, potassium, calcium, magnesium, etc. Drinking pure water in excess will force you to produce urine, and when you take a piss, you’ll lose some of those ions with it. Big, big problem. That’s why you need salt in your diet.
I think you’re just salty.
So if your diet is a bit high in salt, would distilled water help counteract it a bit?
Would you really? Food also contains minerals and electrolytes.
You could certainly make up the electrolytes and minerals in other ways (drinking distilled water may even increase appetites for those types of foods). Still, drinking a liquid that leeches minerals out of the tissue around it isn’t healthy
I think it has something to do about demineralisation, the water would absorb minerals out of the body
Depends on a lot of circumstances – weight, kidney and heart function, temperature, activity. The people I saw developing hyponatriema drank more than 4–5 l tap water. Desalinated water will cause problems sooner.
The LD~50~ for pure H~2~O seems to be >90,000 mg/kg. (According to rat studies, so take it with a grain of salt.)
If you take it with a grain of salt it’s less toxic than pure water
The 2nd version of this container should add purity percentage.
@Ek-Hou-Van-Braai
In its gaseous form dihydrogenmonoxide leads to fatal skin damage.
Always familiarize yourself with the chemicals you’re working with. Be sure to read the MSDS for each one.
Water - Safety Data Sheet

Material Safety Data Sheet or SDS for Water 7732-18-5 from chemicalbook for download or viewing in the browser

I know how little I know about chemistry. Most of the stuff on that page probably makes sense. But this just made me laugh.

lol

Wash and dry hands

What, what more water?

Sulfuric acid of course, gotta get in deep to get that water out. Don’t be alarmed if some of the water becomes red.

Wait the fucking hazard diamond is wrong Lmao.

Where can I get this sticker?
Here are a couple variants to choose from.
@Ek-Hou-Van-Braai In Organic Chemistry class we called it Hydrogen Hydroxide.
@Ek-Hou-Van-Braai Ich habe auch Durst! :D
Perfect water jug to use on intercontinental flight
@Ek-Hou-Van-Braai It's the acid with the highest pH value of all!

@Ek-Hou-Van-Braai you joke but the Sigma-Aldrich safety data sheet for water has the following passage

Handle with gloves. Gloves must be inspected prior to use. Use proper glove removal technique (without touching glove's outer surface) to avoid skin contact with this product. Dispose of contaminated gloves after use in accordance with applicable laws and good laboratory practices. Wash and dry hands.

https://www.sigmaaldrich.com/US/en/sds/sigald/270733?userType=anonymous

@Ek-Hou-Van-Braai@piefed.social looks dangerous. should i avoid it?
100% of people who drink it die
Ngl reminds me of scps for some reason
the 0 0 0 is killing me
Dihydrogen monoxide is overplayed, call it what it really is, hydrogen hydroxide
@Ek-Hou-Van-Braai @issotm whoa whoa whoa whoa whoa why did they get to assume that it’s going to be liquid? I am reliably informed that people like to put solid dihydrogen monoxide in these containers. (I suppose gaseous dihydrogen monoxide is also possible, but I have not seen that in person in one of these containers.)