[FRIAM] DOGEQuest
steve smith
sasmyth at swcp.com
Thu Mar 27 11:58:55 EDT 2025
Not clear on the construction of your link? Is it a bit.ly like hash
run by the onion?
With a tiny bit of research I now understand that .onion TLD addressses
are only accessible through the TOR browser... Is .onion a twilight-web
(vs darkweb)?
original article?
https://www.404media.co/dogequest-site-claims-to-dox-tesla-owners-across-the-u-s/
I recommend the following to reluctant/ashamed Tesla Owners:
https://stealmytesla.com/
<begin Tangent>
Doxing in general is chilling even when inadvertent or "mild". In
2020 I was (mildly) shocked to discover that voter-registration data
at the address level is publicly available. Of the 4 houses on our
lane, every one had one "independent" and the second registration
was split between Donkeys and Elephants. Unfortunately
"independent" in the other (besides myself) cases almost assuredly
maps onto rabid-liberatarian crypto-conservative 2nd amendment.
Those registered Red/Blue were the women. And I think any one on
the lane looking this info up would come to the same conclusions.
Our bumper stickers are small but definitely not MAGA. I hate even
having to be registered. There seems to be some ambiguity between
"independent" and "unaffiliated"... I think "independent" sometimes
means "Indepenent Party", other times it means "unaffilliated"?
messy, ambiguous?
My daughters both finally went EV about 1.5 years ago. YungerDotter
opted into TSLA for myriad reasons unrelated to being a
Muskophile. She works in a fairly young/startup techBro company in
Denver where their ModelY doesn't stand out in the parking lot at
all and they live in a semi-MAGA neighborhood of Denver (Parker)
where the neighbors are more likely to give them a thumbs up for
their "choice". Her partner is a project manager for a Raytheon
division doing satellite tasking. The Model Y is also not out of
place in that parking lot and at least half of his peers are
probably rabid proMusk if not proMAGA or DOGE. So they aren't
acutely worried about much vandalism/etc at either end of their
commute(s) but it has made them acutely aware of a lot of things
they had been able to not think too much about previously. They are
both counter-aligned with DOGE/MAGA/MUSK in virtually every way and
this is just one more reminder of the impedance mismatch in their
work/home choices. They both plead Golden Handcuffs. Dotter is
considering leaving the (clearly questionable) realm of data-center
development to join the Japanese iSpace lunar-robotics company
(branch in Denver). She's struggling with what that spiritual
trade-space looks like. Or she could go back to pushing liquor,
mortgages, or managing trust-fund-babies' money for them?
elderDotter went with the bargain Bolt used from Hertz. She fits
right in in Portland, on both ends of her commute and everywhere in
between. I suspect the depreciation of her sister's TSLA exceeds
the entire purchase price (with incentives) of the Bolt. If NIH
funding (esp for virology and third-world viruses at that) tanks
(RKjr) she will be very glad not to have taken on a new silly debt
the size of a TSLA.
FWIW, they *both* manage a roughly 60 mile RT commute 4-5 days a
week with Level 1 charging at home only... (couple of bucks per RT)
they need a weekend day to catch up for the slow daily deficit of
charge. Keeping the battery even more mid-range than the defaults
is also a good strategy for battery life. I do wish on each of
them a DIY PV/inverter setup strictly for their EV charging for a
(near) carbon-neutral commute... but I'm not living close enough
to effect this for them directly.
<double-tangent>
My own EV adventure includes my near end-of-life Volt PHEV. I
bought it at 166k (in 2017) with a failing traction battery and
put in (non-trivial) a 95k used battery which after about 60k
miles is now struggling (I'm able to manage it with various
techniques which I would not wish on anyone else) but no longer
can get the EV-only trips I used to... I pretty much have to
burn .1-.3 gallons of petrol with every RT to LA, Espanola,
Pojoaque. As the weather warms, this may get better. I
picked up Ford's bargain version with low miles a few weeks ago
and it will displace the otherwise happy Prius I bought for Mary
a couple of years ago. It also (by design limits) wants to burn
a tiny bit of gas for most RTs from home... most notably the
2500' climb to Los Alamos. The Ford battery is just over 1/2
the capacity of the Volt (when new) but at half the mileage, it
performs nearly as well. Both vehicles are showing a roughly
70mpg equivalent over their lifetimes, but my idiosyncratic use
is constantly raising that average...
I'm looking for a homeless person (to gift it to) with regular
access to a 110 outlet as the HVAC, entertainment system, and
bucket seats are still good enough to live in, and the EV range
would allow for a few miles of daily excursion or occasional
relocation.
Unfortunately my Hypershell exo isn't able to fully make up for
my recovery limitations or I'd be "jogging" to Pojoaque for
groceries with a backpack? 2 hr round trip with only about 5lbs
of tech overburden (maybe 8 if you include good sturdy shoes and
helmet if I start running too fast). With my HMD and a brain
interface helmet I could maybe be reading/responding to FriAM
while the Exo FSD feature navigates me to/from the market...
maybe even knows the route inside the store so all I have to do
is reach out and pluck my groceries on command. If I had a
humanoid robot, I wouldn't have to go at all and if I shifted to
HUEL or SOYLENT could skip that visit at all.. Just a 50lb bag
of nutrients delivered monthly?
What is the line where I become it's meat-puppet or am
deprecated entirely? From what I see of the homeless and
DOGE/MAGA aspirations, the homeless folks are in line for
deprecation before me but after immigrants.
</endTangent>
</endTangent>
On 3/27/25 8:01 AM, glen wrote:
> I finally found the site I learned about from 404 Media:
>
> http://dogeqstqzn2yjns2d6ccns7aa52tglno63ay2uv2orfvd7e23khcsxid.onion/
>
> I admit it's a bit chilling.
>
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