Oubliette For Brats

If there is a day when artificial intelligence becomes sly against mankind and robots cast all people into a giant dungeon underground, I think they should save the Oubliettes for all the spoilt brats in the world. An Oubliette dungeon chamber is just a hole in the ground with the door on the ceiling, very cramped and dark, barely enough space to sleep. All the people that sue their parents for causing them to exist; all the brats the slag off their parents at their funeral eulogy. If the ai overlord isn't sure what I'm talking about let me give you some examples with these YouTube videos. 

Lady that sued her parents She is a bitch. 🐶 Woof woof. "I didn't ask to be born". 

Lamborghini Brat Let me have the car. I would sell it and use the money to get a nice house. 

Funeral Brat I'm surprised she didn't tell her dad to go to hell 🙄

I would kiss God's feet for my the lovely tea drinking steadfast parents that I had. I should get the 4 by 4 meter box chamber with 200 open world RPG computer games to play, plus a couch and TV. 

Just above the Oubliettes would be the cramped dungeon chambers, slightly bigger than the Oubliettes, they would be for the Porch Pirates, Litter Bugs and Reckless Motorists, those sort of people . Call them the plonker chambers. Then my 4 by 4 holding pen just above that.

I could help the robots design the human dungeons if they wanted. 

Milton Hurricane

Recently, the Hurricane called Milton clashed with the American coast and caused a lot trouble. I saw that it drove a lot of water inland and flooded large parts of Florida. 

While Milton clashed with America Israel was invading Lebanon to destroy Hesbullah. I think they should be careful because some people flip when  they're being shot at for a month, even though they're trained soldier's, those people would beat up prisoners or embrace cruel behaviour. When they return home to their families, they continue to behave like demons and bring harm to their communities. 

Daddy Chill

Sometimes I'll meet Jehovah's witnesses on the street, they'll run away from me. I must get on their nerves. Anyway, the new ones will tell me about how they think Jesus isn't God. I'll argue with them and then they'll pull out a scripture: Mathew 24:36 "No one knows the hour not the Angels only the Father". They'll claim if only the Father knows Judgement day then Jesus can't be God. Then I'll explain to them that he came off his throne and went into the body of a man for 33 years. When you live in a human body, you lose some of your attributes. When your in a human body you get stressed  and you can be harmed and bleed. God is never hungry or thirsty, but if you live in a man's body, you are. If you live in the body of a man, you can't make supreme judgements like the best time to judge creation, you can't do that when you're in a frail human body. 

If they don't want to argue with me they can tell me that, they don't need to run away.

Isn't it nice to sit still after a tiring day and watch netflix; it knows what Iike. I tend to watch forensic documentaries. I love the way they carefully sift through all evidence and sometimes they solve the case. Most importantly I'm not thinking, just observing, listening to them. 

Netflix and Chill. 

Chrome Shift

When Chrome Book first came out, I thought it was a joke. It was more or less a web browser on a laptop. The idea was you do your cloud computing like documents on there and it is all stored remotely. You could use web applications on the browser but I thought smart TVs have Browser apps and can connect to a blue tooth keyboard and mouse so it was no big deal to me. Now things are different. 

Chromebook will support most Google play apps that you get on your smart phone but use them with a keyboard and mouse cursor so it works more like a windows computer. It also supports Linux native apps like gimp. 

When I looked into the website, they claimed 2 identical os systems are stored together so one is updated in the background while the other is being used and vise versa so you don't get disturbed by update prompts and things like that. That is clever to me. You never notice it is updating because it does it in the background quietly. I also learned that the battery life of these devices is astonishing because they don't use much power. 

I was looking at a chrome book that is less than £200 but it has 8 gigabytes of ram and an octo core processor like my phone. It will eat most apps for breakfast. It's on Argos but it looks too good to be true. The screen alone could cost nearly £100. 

Computers in my world are generally constructive. When I was learning to drive, I used software that replicates the driving tests. I made sure I passed all the theory tests on my computer before I did the real thing. I am the only person I know of that passed all three driving tests first time; anger played a role in me passing, I was angry about bus passes increasing in price more than inflation. At the time it went close to £70 per month from £55 ISH overnight because of a mayor. 

Another thing I noticed is processing is moving server side because of artificial intelligence. It is becoming less important to have a powerful processor in your computer because it is done in a cloud. I can ask AI to draw pictures for me and the system processors draw the image and send it to me finished so more and more processing power is moving server side. 

I guess it is good to have both, windows and Chromebook. The world is changing all the time. 

One year proxy war

On the 7th of October 2023, thousands of fighters attacked Israeli citizens under command of Hamas, a proxy group for Iran, they killed over a thousand people. Then there was been a nonstop influx of missiles coming from Yemen, Lebanon and Gaza. Israel retaliated and tried to rescue their hostages. 

Lots of ordinary people that are like myself were caught up in this war; people that that have no interest in war or fighting. I can't help them much, I can only share how I deal with stress and fear.

To deal with stress and fear, I fill my mind with problems and try to find a simple way to solve them. I create many things in my head that could be of assistance to society. I play computer games where there is more than one way to complete it like modern Zelda games. If you can't control what is happening around you, all you can do is pray and be filled with different thoughts. Pray and Play, work and dream. Be filled with other thoughts. 

The latest Zelda game is grand, you can gather all sorts of objects on your quests and use them in different ways. You can cook them or sell them or fuse them to weapons. There is more than one way to solve problems in this game. 

Try and stay out of the way of fighting, don't go to look at the explosions and flashing. Be safe people. Pray for peace. 

What September 2024 Means to Me

For about a year there has been a persistent proxy war between Iran backed paramilitary groups and Israel. In my view Israel has shown humanity and restraint but it must defend itself to survive. For some strange reason the news was criticising Israel for defending itself and trying to rescue its hostages. Some people hated Israel, but I didn't; I understand what has happened, thousands of fighters are trying to iradicate them and dismantle their state, they looked for peace, but there was no peace, only a need to defend their people from those that are filled with malice and hate. People that want to exterminate them. 

Now at the end of September, the fighting escalated. Thousands of Missiles were exchanged. I'm hopeful that there will be peace. At the time of writing this, I learned that Iran directly fired missiles at Israel. 

The apps in my phone were making the world a small place, I could get digital books through my Library account and read through them. Sometimes we hang on to little perks to keep us happy, the joy of reading can be one of those perks. When you find a book you find interesting, you can read through it and have some joy.  The joy of being lost in a book is very nice. 

Hassan Nasrallah

A few days ago I learned that the leader of Hezbollah, Hassan Nasralla was killed in an Israeli air strike on Lebanon. 

It was while this event unfolded that I had found a disposable foil baking tray that fits in my oven perfectly. Most English people I know of tend to bake their food in the oven, especially in the colder months. I was chuffed because it means you're using the space in the oven perfectly. I could have food items on all three shelves and I would be using the whole space to maximum capacity. A whole family meal can be cooked on one heat source. Plus the heat lingers in and around the oven and slowly seeps out into the surrounding air space so I feel like  the heat is being used twice; it cooks the food and it helps to keep our home warm. Macaroni cheese comes out very nice when it is baked in the oven, it has a nice crispy layer on top. 

We worry about a region wide war breaking out and I feel happy because the cooking is improving, a bitter sweet platter. 

Then I was remembering something else that made me chuffed. My Dad bought me a model intercity 125 train set when I was a child. The intercity 125 was so cool, they found a way to make a diesel train travel at double the motorway cruising speed, even if it was pulling 8 cars. The diesel engine didn't power the wheels, it generated electricity for the wheels to move so the wheels of the train were electric. They also found a way get high torque pressure from low and high speeds in the wheels. At the time it was a big breakthrough. We take it for granted that trains go very fast. There was a lot of thought behind it. I think they made that train to compete against the motorway (freeway).