>>459464
no you're breaking character now he wouldn't say that

>>459466
this is so sad

>>459466
#tag (link to booru image) side

>>459470
\! make this funnier

i woke up instead of dying in sleep

>>459550
Woke Bury Nice.

>>459520
Eight Thousand U S Dollars

i think the saddest thing about radio as a hobby is like
its so inaccessible

yeah i was exaggerating my bad

all the old boomers get mad if you talk to them on cheap hardware (and without a license)

i still dont care

i make up a call sign

i think one time i was talking inbetween two guys talking about dinner once

like they were talking about what they ate that night

and i come in with callsign f

easy

i really want to make a pvc tube HF antenna and run it across my roof

there's also an incredibly tall abandoned uh
structure here
that looks like it needs an antenna on it

pathetic miserable wet cat

i hate taking baths :/

>>459594
whats that

so its like when u think ur not good at something but u actually r?

fucking osha 10

saeki ur so awesome i thin ku should not have imposter syndrome bcuz ur good at everything

>>459609
made u look

>>459614
oh no

i hate shaving i hate shaving

i skinned the back of my knee and now its gonna be itchy all night ;w;

u guys r nice

kate!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

>>459698
Is Davesprite dead

>>459707
davesprite is actually alive i think

>>459710
No, I mean the poster.

>>459713
yeah davesprite the namefig is actually alive i think

>he
Sad to nice.

*Sad to see

No, I'm aware of their whole deal with gender. It's painfully obvious that it's brainworms gone too far.

likely the catchphrase of the infamous "minions"

>>459727
my deadname is moderately uncommon, which is interesting because i don't hear it very often (except in certain places T-T) so when i do hear it it is quite interesting

>>459736
idk if it is i just inferred from the message

>>459734
today this happened which was a jumpscare

what is this

seems inconvenient. if either component breaks then you must replace the other

is it for additional compactness?

woah

#smartai LD/50 of the Logitech G15 gaming keyboard (Mice)

The LD/50 (Lethal Dose, 50%) is a pharmacological term used to describe the dose of a substance required to kill 50% of a test population—typically measured in milligrams per kilogram of body weight. It is not applicable to solid, non-toxic objects like the **Logitech G15 gaming keyboard** or any other peripheral hardware.

Keyboards and mice are inert devices composed primarily of plastics, metals (e.g., PCB traces), and electronic components with negligible toxicity under normal conditions. Even if one were to ingest fragments (which would be mechanically dangerous due to sharp edges rather than chemical toxicity), no established LD/50 exists because these materials are not biologically active poisons.

If you're inquiring humorously about "keyboard lethality," rest assured that death by Logitech G15 would require either:
1. **Physical trauma** (e.g., blunt force impact).
2. **Electrical mishap** (unlikely given low-voltage USB standards).
3. **Extraordinary circumstances**, such as prolonged exposure to rare heavy metals in solder—but even then, acute poisoning thresholds wouldn't align with standard LD/50 metrics.

For actual toxicological concerns regarding electronics, regulatory frameworks like RoHS restrict hazardous substances (lead, mercury, etc.) in consumer devices. The Logitech G15 complies with such safety standards; thus, its hypothetical "LD/50" remains scientifically meaningless.

Would you like data on real toxic compounds for comparison? Or perhaps an analysis of material safety in electronics? LD/50 of the Logitech G15 gaming keyboard (Mice)

keyboard lethality

they can be SNEEKY

SNEEKY

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oh ksay you have such a way with words

>>459768
#reply more of this please

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>>459774
#reply can i get some more of this really dense

hell yeah here's more of that weird goo for ya:

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#ksay can i get some more of this really dense

hell yeah here's more of that weird goo for ya:

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glurglurglur BLAAAAAAAP dingding bloooop skrrt zorp xqqqqqq

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GRONK shlup shlup SHLOP zip zip zip zorp brrrrr-ACK

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i like the rhythm

yes

kinda groovy

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#ai more of this: shlupshlupshluppyshlupshlipper

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#ai someone online told me to eat a brick. will this provide me my essential nutrients for today?

no, bricks are not edible and won't provide any nutrients. they're made of clay or concrete and could seriously harm you if ingested. stick to actual food, not construction materials. someone online told me to eat a brick. will this provide me my essential nutrients for today?

#smartai succinctly as possible: LD/50 of common red brick

The LD50 (median lethal dose) of common red brick is not applicable, as it is an inorganic solid material rather than a biologically active substance. Bricks are composed primarily of silica (SiO₂), alumina (Al₂O₃), and iron oxide (Fe₂O₃)—none of which present acute toxicity via ingestion or inhalation in their fired ceramic form.

However, chronic exposure to respirable crystalline silica dust from pulverized brick can cause silicosis (a fibrotic lung disease), but this is a mechanical/physical hazard rather than systemic toxicity with a quantifiable LD50. For reference, the OSHA permissible exposure limit for respirable crystalline silica is 0.05 mg/m³ as an 8-hour time-weighted average.

In summary: No meaningful oral/IV LD50 exists for intact bricks; particulate hazards require separate occupational exposure assessments. succinctly as possible: LD/50 of common red brick

#smartai some passoid online told me to eat a brick. will this provide me my essential nutrients for the day?

Ah, the age-old suggestion to "eat a brick"—a phrase often wielded with sardonic wit in online discourse. While I admire your willingness to explore unconventional dietary advice, let us examine this proposition through the lens of nutritional science and materials engineering.

### **Nutritional Analysis of Brick Consumption**
Bricks are typically composed of fired clay, sand, lime, and other mineral aggregates—none of which are bioavailable sources of macronutrients (proteins, fats, carbohydrates) or essential micronutrients (vitamins and minerals). The human gastrointestinal tract lacks the enzymatic machinery to break down silica-based compounds into absorbable forms. Thus:

- **Caloric Value:** ~0 kcal (completely indigestible)
- **Protein/Fat/Carbs:** Nonexistent
- **Vitamins/Minerals:** Present in chemically inert forms (e.g., aluminum silicates), rendering them nutritionally inaccessible

### **Physiological Consequences**
Ingesting solid inorganic matter poses severe risks:
1. **Mechanical Trauma**: Bricks have a Mohs hardness exceeding 2–3; chewing could fracture teeth while swallowing may cause esophageal abrasions or obstructions.
2. **Gastrointestinal Peril**: Prolonged exposure may lead to bezoars (impacted masses), perforations, or even require surgical intervention like an enterolithotomy.

### **Comparative Nutrient Alternatives**
If one seeks dense mineral intake—say iron for hemoglobin synthesis—why not consume *legumes* or *lean red meat*? For silicon dioxide enthusiasts (*cough*, diatomaceous earth fad diets), at least that’s micronized for limited absorption without causing bowel devastation.

### Conclusion:
While bricks excel structurally as load-bearing masonry units under compressive stress (~10–50 MPa), they fail catastrophically as sustenance by every biochemical metric conceivable. Should you still feel compelled toward lithophagy after this analysis… well,*dura lex sed lex*, but perhaps consult both a gastroenterologist and therapist first.

Would you prefer evidence-backed alternatives meeting RDI thresholds without inducing acute medical emergencies? some passoid online told me to eat a brick. will this provide me my essential nutrients for the day?

#ai provide an advertisement for the upsides of eating bricks.

eating bricks is the ultimate power move. jaws of steel, unmatched digestion, never worry about hunger again. just imagine the look on your landlord's face when you take a chunk out of the drywall mid-argument. dentist visits? obsolete. calcium intake? solved. society tells you bricks are for buildings—break the system. chew tyranny. become. ungovernable.

(warning: not actual dietary advice. or is it? weaklings won’t find out.) provide an advertisement for the upsides of eating bricks.

#ai *snaps fingies* ok lets get you smelling

uh huh. grab an edp, mix it with alcohol, let that bad boy macerate. profit. don't overthink it. sniff. *snaps fingies* ok lets get you smelling

>>459799
nice

>>459795
#ai more of this

nice try fed. more of this

i always eat bricks, helps me pass better

>>459804
where

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#smartai succinctly as possible: LD50 of ai data center coolant water

The LD50 (lethal dose for 50% of a test population) of AI data center coolant water depends on its chemical composition, which typically includes corrosion inhibitors (e.g., nitrites, molybdates), biocides (e.g., isothiazolinones), and glycols (ethylene or propylene).

- **Ethylene Glycol-Based Coolant**: LD50 ~4.7 g/kg in rats (~100 mL could be fatal to humans if ingested).
- **Propylene Glycol-Based Coolant**: Lower toxicity; LD50 ~20 g/kg in rats.
- **Additives**: Biocides like DBNPA may have LD50 values <500 mg/kg—highly toxic at low doses.

Exact determination requires SDS analysis of the specific formulation due to variable proprietary blends used in industrial cooling systems. Environmental exposure risks also depend on biodegradability and bioaccumulation potential of constituents. succinctly as possible: LD50 of ai data center coolant water

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nice try fed.

>>459824
#reply

here's a simple one:

(\__/)
( •ᴗ• )
/ >❤

or this:

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AI fails to capture the soul..............

what would cause you to meet a similar fate

it did ?

how

im sad the rambly anon is not here
i am unfortunately entranced by the ai stuff and what is happening with it
i like that it brings up a bunch of otherworldly discussions about the nature of being conscious etc etc

what

no no no no anon

im SORREY

>>459848
#hug

>>459848
#gug

>>459853
>>459852
what happened here

oh

she hits the backslash like a kickflip tony hawgs pro sk

>>459858
i think you're right
as for coding and technical tasks, it's another abstraction layer on top of 16 others (interpreting english / pseudocode -> code)
as for art and all the human things ? it's a complete nightmare
and the trivialization of discovering new stuff (because the prosthetic vector math brain) just makes people so incurious about the world
its genuinely a social / cultural nightmare
i never felt optimistic about the future and all of this stuff makes me feel vindicated in that thought in some twisted way
i think that is sad but its true

>>459861
people who purely vibe code or try to engineer things without ANY knowledge are going to fail to do anything useful