Requiring disclaimers around the content and selection of speech protected by the First Amendment is generally unconstitutional. There is no applicable exception here.

It's nice to see ETH over $3,000 again.

Anyone know what this 1996 photo is a picture of? The code name was "BackRub". Googling is cheating.

"I gotta go buy a new hard drive, the new time zone for Western Australia just dropped."

Whenever I worry that my code is bloated, I look at this image to make me feel better.

Current status:

I can materialize a small, plug in electric lamp, with working bulb and plug, any time I want to. But I can only do it once. I'm saving it for an emergency.

A bill in CA seeks to address the harmful impacts of “companion” chatbots, AI-powered systems that simulate human-like relationships & provide emotional support. They’re often marketed to vulnerable users like children and those in emotional distress. scoopmedia.co/4eJjc05

We can fight each other or we can align against those who think people shouldn't be allowed to make their own choices. Do we want to repeat the mistake that got us into the mess Trump's getting us out of?

Why is there no "never show me this again" option? Why isn't there even just a close option? Why are my only options to accept this or ask to be pestered again?

Should I share my Ozzy Osbourne story?

I was sure I'd shared it online at least once before but couldn't find it anywhere.

From 1998 to 2010, I worked for a software company in Santa Clara called WebMaster. At some point, I'll write in more detail what I did there, but the important bit for this story is that we had a product called "ConferenceRoom", an IRC server built for enterprise use.

F*ck it, If #XRP breaks $4, I will give 1 random follower that liked and retweet this tweet 1000 $XRP worth $4,000.