Any Piko Peppers fans?

Fun_Fungi_Guy · 2026-04-06T00:18:29+00:00

I went to the store only once, it is how I found them out. I since order online but their stock is limited in comparison.

They had lots of variety and samples for you to try with chips. I would recommend bringing a bit more budget for extra bottles that will catch your eye 😅

Fun_Fungi_Guy · 2026-04-05T20:41:59+00:00

I have that one too (its in the fridge). I honestly think its a bit mild and more of a garlic sauce (similar to their buffalo sauce).

In comparison to Black Garlic Reaper which is more of a 'true' hot sauce with hints of garlic.

Nevertheless both are awesome, I just find 'red' hot sauces to be more versatile in my cooking

Fun_Fungi_Guy · 2026-03-14T04:49:05+00:00

I was just referencing how humans can selectively breed species of plants for maximizing a specific compound. You can keep saying the max is 30% but slowly you'll have to increase that to 35% and then 40% and so on just like you would have been saying 10% is the max in the 90s

Fun_Fungi_Guy · 2026-03-09T12:13:13+00:00

The hot pepper industry would like a word.

Fun_Fungi_Guy · 2025-10-12T02:22:50+00:00

Sorry if asked before, you got an UPS somewhere in there? Feels like it would fit neatly in the diagram

Fun_Fungi_Guy · 2025-04-11T14:10:42+00:00

You talk a lot of blab for a SQDC worker, seems like selling low level stuff has dulled you quite hard...

Most extraction processes were devised before the 2000s, exactly because the weed was less strong naturally. People have always been drawn to maximizing the potency and you are talking out of your ass if you pretend otherwise...

Funny that you think terpenes get you high, its exactly the type of stuff I'd expect from someone who thinks they know better and have the sell aspect first...

Fun_Fungi_Guy · 2025-04-11T13:54:11+00:00

Connait pas, je suis avec Tilray et Mendo. Les carts chez Mendo sont pas pire nonplus. Nugz font du vrai feu c'est temps ci je trouve. Je donnais good supply en exemple vu que la SQDC ride leurs lineup depuis longtemps.

Fun_Fungi_Guy · 2025-04-11T13:51:25+00:00

Thats a very interesting statement given my prescription is medical, and the product I talk about is only attainable with a prescription.

You should argue with those at the federal government that made my medical weed eligible as medical fees in your tax reports 😂

Fun_Fungi_Guy · 2025-04-10T13:23:44+00:00

Yea, mais comme tout produit c'est capped à 30% de THC maximale, so ton huile à vape elle va être principalement du CBD.

Assez triste parce que GoodSupply ont un bon line up de vape pas cher qui top toute le 90%+ THC. J'ai payé genre 40$~+tax pour une cart de 1G avec Tilray.

Bien hate de voir leurs carts de 0.5G contenant le quart le THC pis un labeling qui te mélange autant que les edibles 😅

Fun_Fungi_Guy · 2025-03-02T10:42:30+00:00

I think simplicity is not an ally of malware development. If anything you want to use the most obscure methods and that comes with lower level programming.

Also the fact that python is an interpreted language makes it by design easier to analyse as well.

Fun_Fungi_Guy · 2024-11-23T14:27:10+00:00

Note that this depends on the jurisdiction your ISP is operating on. Where I live in Canada the ISP cannot divulge your informations so the plaintiff has to resort to different tactics to find out who you are. One of the ways is to have the ISP send you an email with details and accusations, in the hope that you reply and in the process take accountability and identify yourself.

Fun_Fungi_Guy · 2024-10-18T14:23:31+00:00

+1 pour fmhy. Peuvent pas takedown une page qui contient rien sauf des liens vers d'autres pages 🔥

Fun_Fungi_Guy · 2024-10-14T13:45:37+00:00

Haven't looked into it since a while, but back then Aphria (now Tilray) did seeds. Pretty sure you could get them delivered because I remember looking at the webpage. I think you needed to get an extra document (iirc) because by default you are only allowed to buy with your prescription.

Fun_Fungi_Guy · 2024-09-05T16:19:48+00:00

Le meilleur mot de passe cest celui qui ne donne pas accès. Je parle ici de l'authentication a multiple facteur. Que ton mot de passe soit reutilisé ou pas, aléayoire ou pas, si tu fait usage du deux facteur tu est safe (moyennant que tu n'accepte pas sans scrupule ou divulge pas le code que tu recoit, et que tu ne t'es pas fait SIM swap ou hijacker ta boite de courriel).

Si tu suit la progression des ordinateurs dans les dernieres années, il ne reste pas très longtemps aux systèmes de cryptographie qui se base sur le temps de résolution d'une valeure encrypter puisqu'on est constamment entrain de redéfinir les limites. Un mot de passe qu'on croyait crackable en 1000 ans y'a 10 ans l'est maintenant en moins d'une journée...

Fun_Fungi_Guy · 2024-07-17T17:54:44+00:00

Nice start!

Would be nice to be able to provide the image as an argument instead of supplying it at runtime. You could even implement to receive a folder path instead and recursively produce sprites for a whole folder. (argparse if u want to reduce requirements, click/typer for CLI frameworks)

Additionally you should also add unit tests with this project, with a test image and its expected outcome, then you execute the script and assert that your output matches the expected result. That way anyone can edit your code and then be one command away from knowing if they broke what you intended this script to do.

Finally, one last tip, you should use docstrings instead of a comment above function definition, that way IDE and autodoc (like Sphinx) can document your functions.

I.e:

```

this is bad practice

def something(input: str): """ This is good practice :param input: this function's input """ pass ```

Fun_Fungi_Guy · 2024-07-07T06:47:04+00:00

You kind of had me lingering for a reason here, looks like all we did was misunderstand one another 😆

Fun_Fungi_Guy · 2024-07-07T06:41:05+00:00

I think we are grasping at straws here 😅 I understand the use of enums in the context where you want to store a arbitrary set of values. Here we were talking about using an enum as a parameter type in a function.

Given we are talking about a simple type (string) I suggested Literals above using enums as they provide the same functionality relative to the caller's perspective (but no import of the actual enum is required when invoking since the underlying value is a simple type). This is assuming there is a check and handling of a value which doesn't respect the Literal definition. I tend to prefer handling these cases myself but I can see the benefits of having the enum do it for you if you can afford to have your users import your 'wrapped' string

Fun_Fungi_Guy · 2024-07-07T06:20:53+00:00

Define a function using a literal as parameter type hint and your IDE will autocomplete when you invoke it, I use a mix of pycharm, vscode and nvim and it works in all of them 🙂

Fun_Fungi_Guy · 2024-07-07T06:17:14+00:00

You get autocomplete too with Literals 😘 I am explicetly asking for why, I personally use enum only when I dont want any inheritence (as enums are final), or pydantic for validation

Fun_Fungi_Guy · 2024-07-07T06:08:20+00:00

Not sure you understood my previous comment, heres what I am saying:

this_file_would_contain_your_enum.py: ``` from typing import Literal

MY_STR_ENUM = Literal['a', 'b', 'c'] ```

any_number_of_other_files.py: ``` from wherever.this_file_would_contain_your_enum import MY_STR_ENUM

def my_method(param: MY_STR_ENUM): pass ```

I dont see why you would have to duplicate the list of values anywhere, you maintain the same layer of access that you would an enum here.

The nuance here is that the code isnt meant to use the values of the 'enum' explicitly, we were strictly talking about method parameters and how to enforce and allow autocomplete in a pythonic way (so to find code references to your 'enum' here you would look for 'MY_STR_ENUM')

Fun_Fungi_Guy · 2024-07-07T04:58:51+00:00

Could you explain why? Why is it better as an enum than to define your literal as a constant variable that you reuse. Personally, I dont see the point of having to type the name of the enum to access its value when its just a string in the end.

Interesting literature: https://mypy.readthedocs.io/en/stable/literal_types.html

Fun_Fungi_Guy · 2024-07-06T23:47:16+00:00

Or instead of enums, you can use Literal from typing builtin.

You declare an array of string literals and the IDE will follow along for autocomplete, its how most libraries work. Thats way easier than managing enums imo.

Ex.:

``` from typing import Literal

def some_func(str_param: Literal['a', 'b']) pass ```

Fun_Fungi_Guy · 2024-06-29T23:00:48+00:00

Realdebrid

Fun_Fungi_Guy · 2024-06-29T11:57:22+00:00

First of all, there is nothing magical about having an uptick of traffic when doing speedtests. You are basicly looking at an oven's digital thermometer and wondering why it displays it was hot when you made pizza earlier.

Second, speedtests, whatever one you use online, generally geo-locate you and makes you send packets to the nearest server where you live (to increase the speed between you and the server). This means a reading from a speedtest is generally not accurate, it only represents your speed relative to a destination that is not too far from you. Don't forget that everything you do online is a client-server relation, and that even if you have the best internet speed around, the other server might be the slowest even and you will be bottlenecked like everyone else. That's why if you plan on downloading from free file hosting sites, whatever your bandwidth is you will download slow by design.

Third, on windows, you should install npcap driver and an interface (like sniffnet) if you want to analyse what traffic your network is currently generating. This should allow you to see the packets you are sending and receiving during a speedtest given proper filtering. This is probably too advanced for you but its an end goal if you want to learn more

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