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Trikkitt
@Trikkitt@mastodon.social
mastodon 4.8.0-nightly.2026-10-06Tech, gadgets, maker, gay, lasertag tournament player. Find me making crazy designs for electronics, games, reverse engineering stuff, and procrastinating over things I really should get finished. Website is trikkitt.com
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Joined October 30, 2022
At 9.5 years in to owning this EV, the stats are interesting. It has lost about 10% of the battery capacity from new having completed almost 135k miles (217k kilometres).
The weird jump up in the graph is due to the car originally coming with a software limited battery capacity that was later removed, giving it a sudden upward jump. The graph shows that battery capacity is estimated as it has increased over the past 10k miles.
The #PolyGen game server is back on-line at home. The scores from #39C3 are once again visible on https://gen.polyb.io and should remain up until I need the desk space / network ports. I'll look into some mechanism to see scores from previous events.
The results for #PolyGen at #39C3 are now published. https://gen.polyb.io/posts/39C3results/
I don't have the voltage graphs yet, but I'll update the post when they're available. Thanks again to everyone who played.
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@Romses Sorry I was away from the village a fair bit and when I returned you had all left. Give me a shout if you want to talk about the game circuits and power management. Maybe we can figure out a way to get the power usage down without new hardware. The knomes were a really cute form-factor which had lots of people squinting at them!
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@jalefkowit agreed. They once migrated my website to a new server and corrupted the database in the process. Lost lots of data because their backup tool had also failed to backup the database correctly. Pulled everything off their services after that.
Anyone in the UK need thermal printer rolls? I have way too many.
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@Maker_of_Things@cupoftea.social almost makes me want to create a project involving a thermal printer. But too many other projects on the go right now.
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@flyingpenguin@infosec.exchange @briankrebs@infosec.exchange calling open AI an attacker (in this instance) is grossly misleading. Web crawlers of any sort hunt down data. It's the negligence of the publisher that's the issue here.
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@flyingpenguin@infosec.exchange @briankrebs@infosec.exchange you're making a lot of assumptions without knowledge of what has actually happened. OpenAI confirmed the data has been deleted, we have no way to know if it was deleted only after they were notified or if they automatically deleted it when their crawler processed it.
To use the term attacker implies that malicious actions were taken in order to obtain the data. That doesn't appear to be the case here.