Questions about 1.1.1.1 and 1.0.0.1 DNS resolver

How do you like it? Do they feel faster than regular ISP resolver or Google DNS resolver?

Neat coincidence.

Got my raspberry pi, any interesting use for it?

Chess.com nickname auto-generator gave me DrearyBaboon nickname. I like it very much.

Computerphile video about haveibeenpwned.com and pwned passwords, copy/pastas in toot for use

This video shows relatively secure way how to check that your passwords are in some online database.
Generating SHA1 from cli:

curl api.pwnedpasswords.com/range/* first 5 characters from

invidio.us/watch?v=hhUb5iknVJs

Irrational fears

I have two irrational fears, needles and height, and I'm gonna face them both today.

Very serious problem.

There is virus that could wipe out all mosquitoes (only mosquitoes) from planet but scientists are afraid of how it might have impact on ecosystem. I say, just do it (in furious Shia LaBeouf style).

If YouTube seems too slow on Firefox, this is quick fix

This is relatively old, but people still don't know about it. To fix it you type about:config in new tab, right click on any setting and select New>String. Then copy/paste these:
Value:
Mozilla/5.0 (Windows NT 6.1; WOW64; rv:41.0) Gecko/20100101 Firefox/41.0

When you go to YouTube old format should appear and load much faster. For dark theme you can use Stylus addon.

Nothing like strong wind to refresh this coal/sulphur stenched air in town.

EU is cancelling winter/summer time adjustmensts in 2021, finally.

Finally deleted Facebook. I've been using only messenger for one specific group where are my (drinking) friends from highschool, and this deletion doesn't mean that I wont hang out with them anymore, facebook is just crap. And whats with this 30 day "second thought" period?

There is Telegram bridge to Matrix, cool
t2bot.io/telegram/

Psychedelic rock

This one is spinning me well.
youtu.be/LlY4NYughhA

How ISPs Violate the Laws of Mathematics - by MinutePhysics

If there are no cracks in concrete elements whole philosophy of concrete structures could fit in 100 pages book.

Also $$163$$ has property of giving almost whole number when used in $$e^{\sqrt{163}\pi}=262537412640768743.9999999999992500 ...$$ as one of Ramanujan constants. It has some more properties as being one of "lucky" and "fortunate" math numbers, and gives good aproximations of $$e$$ and $$\pi$$ . Pretty stacked up number, if you ask me.

Heegner numbers are numbers which don't show unique factorisation in that new defined system, so for example $$6=2*3$$ is also $$6=(1+\sqrt{-5})(1-\sqrt{5})$$, here 5 is Heegner number, and $$163$$ also has that property and its last proven number to have that property.

So factorised $$a²+b² = c²$$ in new system (which involves imaginary numbers) is now $$a²+b²=(a-ib)+(a+ib)$$ and that system had to have same property of unique factorisation of whole numbers, unique factorisation means that any whole number $$w$$ can be written as unique product of prime numbers, and this works for $$\sqrt{-1}$$
I've noticed that I'm close to $$163)\. toot, so I'll toot something very cool about this number. \(163)\ is largest of nine Heegner numbers, and I'll explain what those are as I understand it. Gauss wanted to identify all perfect Pythagorian triplets which are whole numbers \(a, b ,c$$ that satisfy $$a²+b² = c²$$. To do that he had to involve complex numbers and come up with new factorisation system.