@_chair

i'm still here / Personal data capture for agent stuff @desiloed / Shitposts, cryptic nonsense and complaining @chairoclock

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Joined July 2021
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having friends who use personal catchphrases is only a little bit less embarrassing than having AI friends
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i think this is what it will feel like when we all begin to be socially outcompeted by the machines btw. the insufficiency of our friends will stand out. the shallow conversation trees, the posturing, the clumsy manipulation and poorly disguised self-interest
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i think the Chernobyl soundtrack ruined a whole genre of music to me, anything remotely similar sounds like death
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Chair
@_chair27 Dec 2025
Replying to @28916591779z @kokobono @0ddette
the Middle English phrase for "fuck my stupid chud life," translated into words the modern reader can understand, is "fuck my stupid chud life"
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did you know that xitter.cf/1418161990044950528/st… (user_id/status/post_id) is a working url but xitter.cf/1418161990044950528 (userid) is not
Chair
@_chairOct 20
Replying to @_chair
doesn't even check whether I already do
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wait no I'm dumb it just accepts any string in the first position xitter.cf/STUPID_IDIOT/status/21… ha ha now your. name is STUPID_IDIOT
noa undeadly
@noa_tate_Oct 23
this quote tweet could have been a reply, which could have been a like, which could have been a beer 🍻
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don't quote tweet people! they don't like it!!
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when i have a slightly viral post, the next day i get like-notifications for that subset of fancy pants highbie mutuals that would never look at any of my posts otherwise
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not my number one biggest highbie mutual though. he just pops in from time to time. good guy
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TV news coverage of the cybersecurity disasters this week has been predictably shallow
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a9lim
@_a9limOct 21
NBC News
@NBCNewsOct 21
Vulnerabilities in a programming language that supports much of the internet are so severe that European and British authorities recommend websites temporarily go offline until they can be fixed. nbcnews.com/tech/security/cr…

Critical vulnerabilities in commonly used web code spark rush to update systems

As websites around the world race to patch the flaws, hackers have reportedly started exploiting them already.

nbcnews.com
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i always liked how on the lightning connector you could tell that the middle two pins were used for power because they're the ones that were on fire
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pretending to misunderstand what you wrote should never be the whole joke, but yes, it is the basis for most of my replies
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they literally found timothy treadwell's body inside the bear, why do we need this whodunnit Grizzly Man picture
Steve Sailer
@Steve_SailerOct 20
There isn't actually any doubt that Elizabeth Holmes factually and legally defrauded investors. Three film school students could slap together a wholly convincing documentary that demonstrates that. Thus, most of this talk about "You Can See Everything" is a waste of time.
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Huh. this seems kind of aggressive: xitter.cf/intent/user?user_id=14…

Chair (@_chair) on X

i'm still here / Personal data capture for agent stuff @desiloed / Shitposts, cryptic nonsense and complaining @chairoclock

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doesn't even check whether I already do
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if i was still actively writing music the fact that it's impossible to prove that one's music wasn't written by AI would probably be troubling. but only your friends' opinions matter anyway. comes down to expecting your friends to trust you i guess
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Amazon is selling AI listening devices for $75 and nobody is talking about it because Amazon is a boring company and we'd already given up on ever again having a private conversation
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