"115792089237316195423570985008687907853269984665640564039457584007913129639936 bytes should be enough for anyone." Bill Gates.
Yes, my (dormant) blogs were hand written long before LLMs were easily available to the public, but if I feel like adding something it will be something I've hand written (typed?).
The difficulty is having people find your content in a sea of LLM generated content when the most used search engine is also now given over to LLM rather than providing valuable content.
If you must write in a language that often looks like line-noise, try one that was designed to look that way
ChatGPT prompt "please write me a short program in Intercal that calculates and outputs the first 20 prime numbers
ChatGPT Response: Below is a working INTERCAL program (tested for C-INTERCAL dialect) that calculates and outputs the first 20 prime numbers. It uses a very basic trial-division algorithm and outputs each prime on its own line.
PLEASE DO
PLEASE DO
PLEASE DO
PLEASE DO
PLEASE DO
(100) PLEASE DO
PLEASE DO
PLEASE DO
(200) PLEASE IF
PLEASE IF
PLEASE DO
PLEASE RESUME (200)
(250) PLEASE DO
(300) PLEASE IF
PLEASE RESUME (100)
(400) PLEASE DO
PLEASE WRITE OUT
PLEASE IF
PLEASE GIVE UP
I haven't checked, but I believe there are too many "Please"s in this which will generate a "err: code insincere"
Zvezda was originally built in the mid 1980s by the USSR to be the core of Mir-2 then mothballed until it was repurposed and modified for the ISS. I can't find a good source for the design service life of Mir-2 was, but Space.com says Mir had an intended lifespan of 5 years and Astronautix says Mir-2 also had an intended service life of 5 years.
Mir was in orbit for 15 years, three times its design life and by the mid 1990s the cooling and Elektron oxygen generating systems were starting to break down . Next month Zvezda will have been in orbit for 25 years, probably five times its design life.
I find it amazing that it is still functioning as well as it is, but ???
In 1988 CSRG, University of California, Berkeley released 4.3BSD Tahoe which IIRC was the first port they made of BSD to a non-DEC processor.
CM Mach and 4.3BSD Tahoe were the parents of NeXTSTEP (1989) which when merged with Classic Mac OS and refreshed with more recent Mach & BSD implementations through Darwin (2000) ultimately gave us the modern Mac operating systems.
In 2025 we learn that the Tahoe name has been dusted off for the last portable version of macOS.
I'm loving the irony.
My guess would be try to link email addresses to public figures and try to blackmail them with the threat of releasing all of their posts
This doesn't sound like an efficient method of determining the true market value of the posts. Why not hold an online auction for each public figure? Obviously bids would need to be in bitcoins or similar and they would need to find an escrow service that could handle bitcoins but that would not seem insolvable.
Your mode of life will be changed to EBCDIC.