Edmund Edgar

@goat.navy

2072 Followers 3207 Following

Free software developer. Live in Mashiko, Japan. Made https://reality.eth.link Mainly skeet about goats

A semi (cicada???) emerged from his shell but still holding onto it
Option 5: National Energy Security through Local Energy Development WE NOTE − Recent Energy Security crises, attendant household, industrial and economic hardships, demand urgent resolution: extensive local heat and power resource development and distribution. − Resumed Iran War highlights import dependency dangers. − The Grid approached unsafe overload on June 23rd,, on the brink of precipitating a prolonged blackout, like Spain’s, despite preventative renewable shutdowns. − Limiting extreme heat and heat-related deaths – 2,700 in just two brief June-July heatwaves - thousands more annually from fossil fuel pollution; require urgent clean energy expansion. − Debt repayments, welfare deficits and fiscal probity limit investment. WE BELIEVE − Local Power Grids and Heat Networks can circumnavigate unaffordably lengthy and costly National Grid reconfiguration. − Affordable thermal storage can end paid renewable shutdowns, increasing productivity thereby contributions to national energy demand. Investment returns will improve. − Extensive speedily developed, proven clean heat and power systems can affordably achieve energy security. − This strategy will revitalise de-industrialised local economies as reduced household and industrial bills raise disposable incomes, increasing demand; promoting place- based ‘good’ growth. − Costs may be offset against savings on grid reconfiguration, heatwave and pollution-related health care, welfare and less expensive heat harvesting to satisfy the 40% demand for heat. WE PROPOSE Page 9 of 9 − Urgent public sector investment in local publically controlled energy resource developments :- − Ground source shared-array installer-owned heat pumps − Waste, Latent Water, Sewer, Mine Water and Geothermal Heat − Tidal Stream, Hydro and Geothermal power − Local heat networks and power grids − Thermal Energy Storage − Devolved Public Sector Energy Board control of public supply and retail.
people in the pressure adjusting tank
stretchy goat neck, goatal underhead
Prompt: are primary colors like a fundamental thing or are they an arbitrary system? Like could people have chosen different colours as primary Claude downgrades me to Opus to save us from danger
Some shit from Daihatsu with a fake metal coin
55% woke, 88% techbro, 66% hopepilled, 80% davos, closest match is Aella
Recently born wild kittens sitting on waiting electrical cable duct
Me: Please assess claims that Trump's idea to try invade Greenland was related to wanting the red lobster endless shrimp promotion back. You will almost definitely need to do some web searching Claude: That claim is satire, not reporting — no credible source ties Greenland to Red Lobster's shrimp deal. [Does the search] Correction needed on my opener — this isn't satire. It's real, but narrower than the claim you're checking.
tiny datacenter under construction from below
tiny little snake
massive frog
Claude: ● Ethers v6 is already in the lib's node_modules. Let me find the browser bundle and then do the migration in one agent so it doesn't eat my context:
lady on roof
datacenter water google trends search, flat until 2025, goes wild in 2026
round building with a round roof
tiny round wooden datacenter under construction
Search for claudish teachers in preply
A joke candidate standing next to Lord Buckethead
list of american politicians
Alfalfa global diffusion map from https://www.agronomy.org/files/publications/nse/pdfs/jnr006/006-01-0013.pdf
scaffolding of a little tower behind an old pottery workshop
This is not the first time that a ship owned by Idemitsu Kosan has passed through a blockade of the Strait of Hormuz. In 1953, the Idemitsu Kosan tanker Nissho Maru broke through a British blockade to purchase oil from Iran. On its X account, the Iranian Embassy in Japan praised the decision as testament to the long-standing friendship between Tehran and Tokyo.
white goat looking at the camera and chewing
waiter robot at Big Boy bringing some lucky people their Big Boy food
Clip about datacenter construction affecting well water from https://ppc.land/meta-data-center-impacts-local-water-supply-in-newton-county/ Construction began in 2018, and by completion last year, multiple households reported well water failures, sediment buildup, and deteriorating water quality, according to a New York Times investigation published July 14, 2025. Beverly and Jeff Morris discovered their home's water taps running dry within months of Meta's construction activities starting on their 1,000-foot-distant property. The couple's house relies on well water, and after construction began, their dishwasher, ice maker, washing machine and toilet all stopped functioning properly, according to Beverly Morris, now 71. Water pressure slowed to a trickle within a year. Eventually, nothing emerged from bathroom and kitchen taps. Jeff Morris, 67, traced the problems to sediment accumulation in their water supply, which he suspected resulted from Meta's construction affecting groundwater and their well system. The couple replaced most appliances in 2019, then again in 2021 and 2024. Residue now accumulates at the bottom of their backyard pool, while taps in one bathroom remain non-functional. The couple estimates spending $5,000 addressing water issues and cannot afford the $25,000 well replacement cost.
Ajinomoto stock chart, up uP UP
Used gaming PC at Dospara in Utsunomiya THIRDWAVE GALLERIA CRA7C-R36 (i7 11700/16GB/SSD1TB/RTX3060 12GB/W10H)
goatal underface
concrete foundation of the tiny datacenter in my backyard
Me: Can I fit two gas cylinders in succession for double the raise Claude: No. The chair mechanism only accepts one gas cylinder — the tapered mounting points at top and bottom aren't designed to stack. Even if you jury-rigged a connection, you'd have: Structural failure — double the unsupported lever arm creates massive bending moment at the joints Safety hazard — pressurized cylinders aren't rated for series configuration; catastrophic failure risk Instability — chair base diameter stays the same while center of gravity goes way up
Tokyo evening light from Kitte building, rainbow and multiple moons
Deepseek question: Is a J1772 electric connection the standard A/C one as used in japan Deepseek answer: An entire page starting: The user is asking if the J1772 connector is the standard AC charging connector used in Japan. I need to provide accurate information. I recall that J1772 is the standard for AC charging in North America. Japan uses a different standard: J1772 is also used in Japan? Actually, Japan uses J1772 as well? Let me recall: The SAE J1772 standard is primarily for North America. Japan has its own standard: CHAdeMO for DC fast charging, but for AC charging, Japan uses J1772? Or does Japan use a different AC connector? I think Japan uses the same J1772 connector for AC charging, but I'm not entirely sure. I need to search for confirmation. Found 29 web pages The search results show that J1772 (Type 1) is indeed the standard AC charging connector used in Japan, as well as in North America. The results include sources like TE Connectivity, a news article, and a Japanese site (ev-charge-enechange.jp) confirming this. I should open some of these to gather more details.
Mills, in a letter to the Maine Legislature, said she supports a temporary moratorium on data center projects and would have signed the bill if lawmakers heeded her call for an exemption for the data center project under way at the former International Paper mill site in Jay. “A moratorium is appropriate given the impacts of massive data centers in other states on the environment and on electricity rates. But the final version of this bill fails to allow for a specific project in [Jay] that enjoys strong local support from its host community and region,” she said in a statement.
bit of tent hanging out to dry on a massive rock in Mashiko 益子 Japan
nom nom nom
We’re making changes to the way we are distributing our software, due to the rise of AI and industry-wide impact to open source. Starting today, Cal.com will relaunch all free and open-source code as Cal.diy under MIT License, widely considered the most liberal and popular open-source license. This new community edition is only for self-hosting and use at your own risk. AI coding assistants have drastically changed the way engineers write code, but it also made finding vulnerabilities in software much easier, especially publicly available code. To address this new risk, moving forward the codebase of the commercial edition of Cal.com, that you are currently a customer of, will no longer be publicly available. (It was “source-available” before, which is now “closed source”.)
foundation of a very teensy little datacenter
frog got stuck in concrete I'm sorry
typical Japanese bsky user
tower made of stained glass
orange car driving along a road and suddenly there is a huge pylon stepping across it
BYD Seal getting charged under a pylon
map of how the LNG comes through the strait of hormuz
huge spherical museum
Flash EV charger with the green neon about 49% of the way up
A bright red Flash EV charger in rural Japan pulsates in green neon. Behind it, nothing
byd seal interior with a vertical screen showing head of a goat, roughly at scale
console log: POST https://unconsensus.com/xrpc/com.atproto.server.activateAccount 400 (Bad Request) (index):1948 Warning: Failed to activate account: {"error":"InvalidRequest","message":"Server rotation key not included in PLC DID data"} createAccountWithSignedOperation @ (index):1948 await in createAccountWithSignedOperation (anonymous)
goats with ambiguous expression
earthquake map with 3s and 4s and 5s
wondrous thing list in attie, featuring attie
bluesky post bitching about democrats but with a dog in a hat
attie.ai feed for dogs in hats
the void constitution slide
architect's model of my tiny tower