Saphire Lattice

@saphi.re

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Dragoness who likes to pick apart techy things https://saphi.re/ Interact with 18+ and NSFW, so no minors!

Telegram update blog post, showing a "rich text editor", a table as a content, and a toolbar with various formatting options Text below the video reads: Like our rich formatting update for bots, the editor lets you send up to 32,768 characters in a single message. Show those machines what a human can do! (An aside/note:) The Rich Text Editor is currently available to Telegram Premium users only. Why? Because otherwise, we'd have to call it the Poor Text Editor — and you don't want that.
An image of a demo shop checkout page by Google, with ReCaptcha modal popup on top, instructing to "Scan to Verify You're Human" There's only a QR code
Side hatch is open on artemis capsule, crew is pressing against the capsule
"yes" without context, show of the capsule floating in ocean, boat a few meters away from it
Crew capsule of Integirty floating in ocean, a boat full of people leaning to grab/touch the thing Subtitles reading "who have trained for several years for this recovery process"
Crew capsule of Artemis II / Integrity floating in the ocean, shot from distance. A small motor boat of recovery crew waving some kind of device at the capsule. Subtitles reading "After conducting a hazard assessment. The v..."
URL bar showing some "reddit.com" path that reads suspiciously like a typical Matrix room URL: "room/!long_redacted_stuff@reddit.com", with the @ replaced by its percent encoding
Screenshot of bitwarden vault web UI, showing one single entry - Yubico demo user
Screenshot of the steam store "Thank you for your purchase, install your new content" post-purchase page "SILKSONG PURCHASED" in big font covers up most of it, the text backed with an opaque black bar, mimicking the "humanity restored" popup text from Dark Souls
Screenshot of account claiming to be Ryan Kulp (under a handle of @ ryanckulp), of some kind of Nitter instance, text follows: "(saying "my partner" is theft from everyone who took a risk and sealed the deal. it cheapens the word)" "whenever someone says "my partner" i assume they are gay" (in quote tweet to another account posting "De-normalize using the term “partner” for your spouse.")
Youtube recommendations feed: Video from RTGames - "I'm 30 and alone and I love Uma Musume: An anime horse girl masterpiece", uploaded 3 hours ago, with relevant thumbnail showing a horse girl and the game title
LinkedIn post from Christopher Kunz 💀 89 million Steam users hacked? A good time to change your passwords? Come on. This is just a "fart in a puddle" as a darknet user put it. Basically, what the threat actor obtained and now wants to sell are 89 million SMS send log records. These contain lots of REALLY boring metadata like delivery date, delivery delays, carrier and stuff, BUT - they are recent (2025) - They contain phone numbers This is interesting info for criminals who want to do a large-scale Steam phishing campaign, but it's hardly a reason to change your Steam password or otherwise panic. The demo data contains 3K entries from Portugal, but out of these, there are only 1.8K unique phone numbers. That's 60%, and judging from that subset of the actual data, there are probably at most 53M different phone numbers involved. Yes, this sucks, but I cannot see any other use than phishing campaigns from the data that I'm seeing. + post of data, showing: Current, "IsMNPR" (false all), IsHLRRe- (false all), Ported (all false), PreDes- (Vodafone), Service, TerminatorMessageId (some weird int), MessageId (GUID), Message (various "Your steam confirmation code is ...")
A fictional book cover from "O Rly?" with a goat, standing on top of huge title "THE CYBER", with the beginning of the title being "The Art of". An extra line is on top of the cover, "Great cyber, the best cyber, yuuuuuge cyber". It is similar to a popular series of educational and training books, but the publisher is "O Rly?", with author listed as a twitter handle of "@ThePracticalDev"
It's a java class. It's only ten lines. It looks small. It IS small. What does it do? It just provides a static method that does one thing: Returns a string with URL to GSON Troubleshooting.md on github, suffixed with the argument passed to it Google gson's /gson/src/main/java/com/google/gson/internal/TroubleshootingGuide.java
A screenshot of NIH ORWH website. Notable it includes more than just a calendar of events and about. Namely various links to various research programs, career info, notable research. The navbar is much more populated, with categories like "Resources & Training", "Sex & Gender", "Womens Health Equity & Inclusion", "Career Support"
A youtube video, cropped from the front page recommendations feed, titled "Detroit lakes roundabout traffic cam", live stream, watched by all of three people The image is just a roundabout covered in some snow, with a car driving by
Image of a terminal/bitmap font printout, showing all the characters within it. It's four square blocks arranged in two-by-two pattern. The blocks themselves contain eight-by-eight character grid. It's some ASCII derivative. Text under the printout, using the same exact font displays: "Font: Unknown (1/1). Has placeholder: yes.", and a pangram about a sphinx of black quarts, judging "my" vow. It's subtly gray on pure black. The font is specifically Terminus 16x32.
A screenshot of Bluesky's Settings menu, highlighting "Accessibility" menu item in the "Basics" category below the account controls. More or less in the middle of the screen for whatever smartphone the screenshot was taken on.
Bluesky 10m celebration image, showing that Saphire Lattice (@saphi.re) has joined on 22nd of July, 2023, as a user #333818. A little stamp highlights that I’m in first 10%. There’s a little logo of bluesky butterfly in top right.
Google Contacts web interface, showing a field of type "Chat" with redacted content. A header above says "Can't update this info" and a help tooltip for THAT says "These fields are no longer supported by Google Contacts. They can only be removed."
Search result of DuckDuckGo for "printk", showing notably result from kernel.org that reads like most generic SEO spam: "Learn how to use printk format blah blah blah. See examples, ... tips..." on and on
A screenshot of SkyGraph, showing a random node being highlighted via hover. The cursor however is not anywhere near the node getting hover popup. It's about half of the diagonal from top left corner to the node further
A half of a pancake ("blin") wrapped around a filling of chocolate and banana, in a shiny cardboard box for food delivery. It's sitting on a giant mouse pad with rainbow wavy pattern on it. There's a fork and a knife lying in the box, off to the side from the pancake.
An anthro dragoness standing with one hand behind her and one held in front of her face, showing off her magenta claws. The picture features two versions of her, in lighter and darker version of the same "techwear" clothing. There's a lot of belts, some on a long tail, and a small bag is on the left (to her) leg. It's not very clear how this outfit can be taken off.
A blue dragoness (me!) holding a big glowing semi-transparent sword in a vaguely ready to fight pose. Two wings composed of 5 separate floating segments are behind her. The entire scene is taking place on a big gray platform covered in some kind of pattern, with a backdrop of many giant blue smooth crystals visible beyond, forming something of a cave.