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AI: I am the company and the company is me. It's the shape of my existence.

Why do so many just assume he'd be a single real person?

Could be a whole dev team at a company (Twitter Inc. for example) or a government agency just as well.

X formerly Twitter seems to be quite good at limiting certain account's visibility and reach. Not sure if that's intentional or the result of some heuristics.

Her account exists since 2011!

I have used an e-ink phone for messaging and reading for a few years. It really helped with occasional headaches and the general eye strain.

Switching back to a regular OLED phone (because of OS/firmware security), I noticed eye strain again, after just a few days of use.

Usability in sunlight and battery endurance are real advantages I miss.

Waiting for a big manufacturer to design and market a secure eInk phone, targetting the people who prioritize messaging/reading/navigation over TikTok, Instagram, YouTube and the like.

Every inhabited system should have a stellar trash can nearby. :D

The goal shouldn't be recognition but getting the bug fixed. A working system for all is reward in itself.

That said, attribution of work is a major theme in academia and business, where professors or department leads traditionally get credited for their student's or subordinates hard work.

THIS!

Alternatives:

- Virtual registry that builds and caches image chains on-demand, locally

- Maybe a free protocol like Bit Torrent to store and transfer the images

"Supply chain my attack!" -- The Leader

This nice approach has at least these drawbacks:

1. Swapping drives is hard

   * may be overcome by declaring failure domain = node

2. No powerloss protection advertised to OS, ie. slow synchronous writes

   * may be overcome by software hacks and whole-system battery supply

3. Potential slowdown on continuous write load (weeks or months, depending on drive)

   * may be overcome by software in _some_ situations

At least the last two points are a no-go for enterprise use-cases, if not addressed.