lolbird

@lolbird.org

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creature that sometimes partakes in networking and linux nonsense :3 any pronouns, bisexual (maybe pan actually idfk) signal: lolbird.01 email: lolbird at lolbird dot org discord: lolbird

2 bluesky follow notifications from bot looking accounts, both around the same time and with irl looking pfps and names
Forcing "warning" labels on LGBTQ+ content is a blatant violation of free speech. The media is a critical component of free speech and the free press, and should not be under the control of the government, to protect the first amendment. I personally found LGBTQ+ content on TV to be extremely helpful to help me feel like I belong. Without it, I wouldn't be who I am today. Additionally, a nonsense label like this greatly diminishes the impact of more important labels, likely causing them to loose their effect.
0.0036 jnd score
c code that varies a number of nop assembly instructions based on frequency defines
a file listing of /etc/pacman.d in a terminal. it shows a gnupg directory, as well as several mirrorlist files with different suffixes. in order: (none), bak, fuck, h, i-hate-all-these-fucking-mirrors, mirrorlist, mirrorlist.mirrorlist, pacnew, shit
a screenshot of a folder called signal in the dolphin file manager. there are 3 files, 2 are normal signal chat backups, the other is a duplicate of one of the other ones. it is a hidden file from syncthing, with a very mangled name, that contains the word backup, a uuid, and 2 dot tmp suffixes.
a network topology in packet tracer. there are 2 pcs and an access point connected to a switch on the left. this access point is bridging to a home router, which is wired into another access point, bridging to another home router. connected to that is another switch with 2 more pcs connected to it. these are all on the same subnet. there is a router connected to the switch in the middle, which has 2 analog phone lines connected to a pt cloud, connected to a laptop and pc with integrated dialup modems. the pdu window in the corner shows 2 successful pings. one from a pc in the left side of the wireless bridge to one on the right. the other is a ping from that same pc to one on the far right connected over dialup.
bluesky age verification prompt in settings
a sped up screen recording of the game nucleares, the audio is the f students are inventors meme. immediately after spawning in, i load the fuel and remove the control rods without starting any of the cooling systems. i put on the hazmat suit, then use the crane to grab the other fuel rod, and drop it onto the reactor core, breaking the fuel rod open. throughout the rest of the video, i run around frantically while the core overheats and radiation spreads. the video ends with the immanent explosion timer starting and me opening the door into the reactor core room.
screenshot of a traceroute to cloudflare dns in termux. the first hops are, in order: 10.42.50.1, 10.42.3.1, 10.42.1.1, 192.168.0.1
poorly drawn network topology. at the center-ish is a mikrotik hex s router, with 5 ethernet interfaces. directly connected to it is my gaming pc, being used as another router. the other 4 interfaces on the hex s are grouped into 2 bridges. the first has a laptop and pi 400 connected. the second has another laptop and a pi 4 connected. the pi 4 is also acting as an access point. my phone is connected to said access point. my gaming pc has another wired interface, directly connected to a le potato. my gaming pc is using net with both ethernet interfaces on the inside. it is connecting over wifi to my isp router, with the wireless interface on the outside of the nat.
a really poorly drawn network diagram. at the center there is my gaming pc, acting as a router, which is connected over wifi to the main gateway (isp issued), and using dhcp. my pc is also connected to 2 other networks over ethernet. nat is being used on my pc, with the wireless acting as a wan. the right one has only one other device: a le potato. the left is connected to an old linksys router being used as a regular switch. connected to that are my laptop and pi 400.
my desk, covered in various rfid-related items. there is also other things one may or may not expect to find on a desk. the items in question are: 3 desfire ev1s, 5 desfire ev3s, 2 pivkey rfid/contact smartcards, 1 ultimate magic card, 3 normal 1k mifare classics (2 of which are hotel cards), 21 1k mifare classic gen1a cards (1 is proxgrind branded, the other 20 are plain white, 2 have some sharpie/dry erase markings and are seperate from the 18 others, some of said 18 others are visible hanging off my monitor), 1 t5577 (my only real low frequency card, which i somehow "bricked" by doing nothing), 1 proxmark 3 rdv4, and 1 chameleon ultra (both of which are connected to my desktop (off screen). the only non-rfid related items of note on my desk are a regular usb smartcard reader and a broken, open, laptop hdd with a magnet stuck to it.
screenshot from the game astroneer. there are a ton of base parts scattered in piles, and 2 rockets (one tipped over) visible. there is also a printer printing a smelting furnace visible. there is a very disorganized storage area in the center
a student missed 83 problems on a chemistry test and received a grade of 3%. if all the problems were of equal value, how many problems were on the test?
the bot in the integrations tab, showing it added itself
a screenshot of a discord server member list, with 2 total members. one is a bot named bot owned guild test, with the owner crown showing indicating it owns the server. the second member is me.
an email from cisco with the subject line showing "last chance! cisco advanced deez..."
a screenshot of a prompt asking me to unlock my kde wallet for 'nwjs', with steam open in the background, showing that a game is running
pixel art of a cat, with its paws on a keyboard, with the caption: fun fact: the internet was once a fun place for watching cat videos instead of monitoring the real-time collapse of late-stage capitalism