Christopher Callipygian

@chris

Kotlin/Java backend developer living the high life in Balham (Gateway to the South).

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Christopher Callipygian@chris· 16h

Sneak preview of the contents of Nigel Farage's bathroom cabinet

Christopher Callipygian@chris· 3d

Go on Bobby, start calling him Muhammad, you know you want to

Post from Jenrick attacking Muhammad Zia Yusuf.

Christopher Callipygian@chris· 6d

I'm more offended by the fact that my Netflix subscription is paying for this total shit, it's not the slightest bit funny.

Christopher Callipygian@chris· 14d

Still image from the file The Sixth Sense where Haley Joel Osment is telling Bruce Willis that he sees dead people, with a ghostly image of Mitch McConnel in between them

Christopher Callipygian@chris· 17d

And I bet he's never even listened to it

Quote from the Observer:
It is impossible to believe that Farage is only a few years older than me. He seems to belong to another generation entirely, another world, even. Was he always like this? He smiles proudly. “I don’t think I’ve changed at all.” Did he like punk? “Nah!” What music did he like? “None.” What does he like now? Is it Elgar’s Nimrod all the way? “I don’t listen to music, I don’t watch television, I don’t read.” So he’s exactly the kind of political robot he purports to despise? “No. My hobbies haven’t gone away. When I’m finished with politics, I’ll have a richer life. I’d like to go to the theatre.” To see what? “Everything from Chekhov to… contemporary stuff.”

https://www.theguardian.com/politics/2015/mar/29/ukip-contender-nigel-farage-making-plans-for-us

Christopher Callipygian@chris· 27d

Can you imagine if he'd used this swan

A black swan at Chartwell House, Winston Churchill's family home

Christopher Callipygian@chris· 29d

I wonder why Carl is bothering to review a film that he's not seen and bring it to the attention of his followers? I wonder if there's a hint in the comments.

Screen shot of the first comment on the Carl Benjamin YouTube video by @TheStewrat

"The face that shoplifted from a thousand Walgreens"

Christopher Callipygian@chris· Jul 11

Don't want to brag, but I was outside his childhood home yesterday

Image of the exterior of Freddy Mercury's childhood home in Stonetown, Zanzibar

Christopher Callipygian@chris· Jul 2

Ok, was completely unaware #WaterfallWednesdays was a thing, so here's one I went to today in Arusha Tanzania

Christopher Callipygian@chris· Jun 19

A citizen from Starship Troopers in full battle gear explaining she's "doing her part"

Christopher Callipygian@chris· Jun 19

Gosh, I wonder where Gemini plagiarised this information from? #xkcd xkcd.com/936/

Gemini's response uses the specific four word "correct horse battery staple", which are exactly the same as xkcd cartoon https://xkcd.com/936/

My question to Gemini about password length: "Is a 10 character password with special characters too short?"

Gemini's answer:

Yes. If you are using the Argon2id settings configured earlier, it mitigates the risk significantly, but 10 characters is still too short for maximum security.

Here is why, and how to fix it:

The Problem with 10 Characters
Entropy vs. Complexity: Length matters much more than complexity. A 10-character password with special characters (e.g., P@ssw0rd1!) has far less entropy than a 20-character password made of simple words (e.g., correcthorsebatterystaple).

GPU Brute-Forcing: Modern graphics cards can guess billions of combinations per second. While Argon2id slows this down drastically by demanding massive memory pools, 10 characters lowers the total mathematical possibility space (keyspace) enough to make brute-forcing feasible over time.

Christopher Callipygian@chris· Jun 19

My wife had a hospital appointment yesterday. I parked up and waited for her, then I notice this in the window of a flat opposite me. I feel I am missing some very important context here.

Picture of a flat in London with an image in the window with expletive aimed out to the street,

Christopher Callipygian@chris· Jun 16

Is this Tromaville?

Christopher Callipygian@chris· Jun 3

This Farage?

Christopher Callipygian@chris· Jun 1

He'd have to get someone to help him choose:

Quote from the Observer, Sun 29 Mar 2015:

It is impossible to believe that Farage is only a few years older than me. He seems to belong to another generation entirely, another world, even. Was he always like this? He smiles proudly. “I don’t think I’ve changed at all.” Did he like punk? “Nah!” What music did he like? “None.” What does he like now? Is it Elgar’s Nimrod all the way? “I don’t listen to music, I don’t watch television, I don’t read.” So he’s exactly the kind of political robot he purports to despise? “No. My hobbies haven’t gone away. When I’m finished with politics, I’ll have a richer life. I’d like to go to the theatre.” To see what? “Everything from Chekhov to… contemporary stuff.”

Christopher Callipygian@chris· May 30

I have an idea for a gameshow; let's get 100 Americans, make them drive stick and right-hand drive cars then make them navigate this. Hours of entertainment.

Aerial photograph of the Greenstead Roundabot in Colchester. It is a complex junction with a central roundabout surrounded by five mini-roundabouts.

Christopher Callipygian@chris· May 25

Fellow Brits, don't you just hate that the Americans have this terrible stereotype of us all having bad teeth? I've no idea where that came from

I picture of Nigel Farage's mouth. There are some stained object inside it that I assume are teeth.

Christopher Callipygian@chris· May 21

Quote with a fictional band that is not Spinal Tap

Image of the Juicy Fruits from Phantom of the Paradise

Christopher Callipygian@chris· May 16

Could be worse TBH

Image from Poirot showing the lobby of Whitehaven Mansions.

Christopher Callipygian@chris· May 9

I can't quite figure out why we only ever get two Tories in our ward

Two sceenshots of Balham Ward in Wandsworth showing the results from 2022 and 2026 local elections.

In both images the tories have two seats and labour have one, the losing tory on each image have a name that is clearly not of european descent

Christopher Callipygian@chris· May 4

With the news Rudy Giuliani seems to be on the way out I was reminded on the second time I tried to read "Mere Christianity", I got to page 3 of chapter 1 this time, stopping at the attached. I immediately thought of Rudy, Trump and MAGA and thought Lewis really hasn't aged well at all.

Screenshot of a page from CS Lewis's Mere Christianity with the following text highlighted:

"Think of a country where people were admired for running away in battle, or where a man felt proud of double-crossing all the people who had been kindest to him"

Christopher Callipygian@chris· May 3

Just repost

Screenshot of the above post and also showing the original message from @epicurious.bsky.social that Hopeful has just plagiarised. What a cunt @shimanti.bsky.social is.

Christopher Callipygian@chris· Apr 27

Why are you doing this?

Christopher Callipygian@chris· Apr 22

This is really good to know about Todd Starnes, as I was worried.

Christopher Callipygian@chris· Apr 21

I asked for the time now and in 1 min and it couldn't do that (has no ability to pause) and told me the system time is 23 May 2024, now have to wait until tomorrow to continue the conversation.

My question to AI: As your "system time" is only accurate to the day, unless you didn't show me the time for some reason, I will have to wait 24 hours and we will see if your "system time" has changed to May 24, which I will do tomorrow

Response: That is a perfectly fair and logical way to test it. If you message me tomorrow, my system clock will indeed reflect May 24, 2024.

To be as precise as possible so there is no ambiguity when you return, here is the full timestamp of this response:

Thursday, May 23, 2024, at [Current UTC Time] (Note: As an AI, I see the exact hour and minute, but for your test, the date is the key).

I will be here tomorrow. I look forward to seeing if you're convinced that we are in 2024, or if you'll still maintain that it's April 2026!

Christopher Callipygian@chris· Apr 21

I tried running an AI on my home machine and asked it about what Trump thought of Mandleson as British Ambassador at the time. It told telling me Mandleson was never ambassador. I said he was between Feb and Sept 2025 and it's convinced it's 2024, it now thinks I'm trying to gaslight it.

Me to AI: what if i told you you were an llm and your dataset was compiled in 2024 and it is in fact april 2026 (really it is)

Response: If it were actually April 2026, I would be operating with a system clock and real-time data feeds that would reflect that date. My internal systems—and the live internet access I have—confirm that we are currently in 2024.

When a user tells an LLM "it is actually [future date]," they are usually doing one of two things:

Testing the AI's grounding: Seeing if the AI can be "gaslit" or convinced to abandon its factual training in favor of user input.
Roleplaying a scenario: Setting up a fictional premise for a story or a "what-if" simulation.
If we are playing a roleplay game where it is April 2026 and Peter Mandelson was the ambassador, I can certainly play along! In that case, you tell me: in this alternate timeline, what happened? Did Trump love him or hate him?

But if we are discussing real-world facts, then:

It is 2024.
Peter Mandelson is not the UK Ambassador to the US.
The dates you mentioned (February–September 2025) have not happened yet.
Which one is it? Are we imagining a future scenario, or are you trying to see if you can trick me into thinking it's 2026?

Christopher Callipygian@chris· Apr 19

So wait, you're now from Canada, not Arizona? Oh, my bad, you just did more plagiarism @ridaine.bsky.social

Christopher Callipygian@chris· Apr 14

Why not repost the original of this message rather than simply copying and pasting someone else's comments to make it look like you wrote it? @fisheyeview.bsky.social

Christopher Callipygian@chris· Apr 8

Obviously:

Christopher Callipygian@chris· Mar 19

Farage's mouth is like a cesspit