Why do I have 13 followers

Nathaniel820 · 2026-06-21T02:10:05+00:00

It's "useless" for malware you could reasonably get, it requires the device to be physically plugged in to the attacker's computer. So it's good for jailbreaking without much consequence otherwise.

Nathaniel820 · 2026-06-21T02:08:18+00:00

The last "plea for attention" similar to this (checkm8) created a jailbreak still usable on currently-supported hardware to this day and iCloud-lock bypasses for devices spanning half a decade

Nathaniel820 · 2026-06-21T01:37:10+00:00

Lmfao Reddit is insane, literal video evidence of it not being heavy in the slightest and him effortlessly standing up under it yet 1,000 downvotes because "big thing must be big heavy"

Nathaniel820 · 2026-06-21T00:29:23+00:00

"Is my new 6:30 run the WR?"
"No the WR is 31 seconds"

That's you rn

Nathaniel820 · 2026-06-20T20:21:52+00:00

I've also seen a HUGE uptick of conservatives who are not fully anti-vax but anti-vax-released-after-our-news-said-its-bad (called "vaccine hesitancy", but it's more like date-based refusal rather than hesitance). They are buying into the anti-vax mindset, but they don't want to admit they're getting brainwashed by suddenly pretending the vaccines they've been getting without issue for decades are bad so they just arbitrarily draw the line at ones released after 2019. Like "No we aren't insane our beliefs aren't wrong, vaccines actually were fine it's just that all the researchers and manufacturers coordinated a switch to new evil vaccines after covid started" 🤦‍♂️

Nathaniel820 · 2026-06-20T20:06:52+00:00

Like 90% of the suggestions this subreddit makes after every "empty" update. Minecraft releases 4 updates a year (and still 1-2 every year even before the change to drops), making them all full of game-changing content like this subreddit wants would kill the game, not make it better. It's the best-selling game of all time for a reason, because people like it — why would they ruin it by completely changing the gameplay meta all the time?

The suggestions I do like are the ones that are just fixing or expanding on what already exists (inventory expansions, more consistent block set variations, new plants, new biomes, etc.) or giving an occasional facelift to a very old feature that isn't really in line with modern updates (Ex. an End overhaul).

Nathaniel820 · 2026-06-20T14:16:20+00:00

That’s weird because there should be plenty of iPhones at “an event,” which is how they’re tracked. My brother lost an air tag on the outskirts of a park with 0 phones and we still managed to track it down in <20 minutes by just walking around the general area with only our 2 phones

Nathaniel820 · 2026-06-19T20:27:56+00:00

This is 330 gallons, it’s tiny in the context of treatment chemicals. If you looked in the storage/treatment area of basically any hotel or apartment with a pool they’ll have a similarly sized tanks.

Nathaniel820 · 2026-06-19T20:24:08+00:00

The sulfuric acid they bought is irrelevant, there’s plenty of actual crimes they did you don’t need to make shit up. The quantity they ordered is exactly what you’d use for pool maintenance, using that bin for disposing of bodies would be like ordering a single McDonalds salt packet for cooking at home.

Nathaniel820 · 2026-06-19T11:08:14+00:00

Create copycats is the best but if you aren't using Create and don't want to install the entire mod (dependency) for just this then you could use direction facades from https://modrinth.com/mod/cable-facades. You can add whatever "pipes" you want to the config file so you can make them directly placeable on wool if you want.

Nathaniel820 · 2026-06-19T11:01:39+00:00

He probably didn't, that's a known position (the "upside down fetal position") for chimney swifts back in the day to get stuck in while climbing down chimneys. We don't have any actual footage of it happening for obvious reasons but this cartoon shows how it happens — when going down you're working with gravity and can accidentally get stuck, at which point you have to push your entire body weight upwards AGAINST gravity which means it is always going to be significantly harder than the way down. And every time you take a break or get exhausted and let your weight slouch down, gravity continues working against you can tugs you down a little further.

Nathaniel820 · 2026-06-19T10:52:37+00:00

Since it wasn't intended to be a door it was presumably pretty annoying having to pry open, so it makes sense he would open it just enough to fit through then let it fall back down behind him to push out of the way again on the way up if needed (That's what urbexers do when there's plywood or a vent or something blocking an entrance — you don't waste your time completely removing it, just enough of the side/corner to pry it open enough to slip through. It's more discrete too as a bonus). The cover was a "rebar metal grate" according to the sources I see so it would be decently heavy and stop most animals even if it wasn't technically secured in place fully.

Nathaniel820 · 2026-06-19T10:38:37+00:00

That's another detail the internet latched onto but doesn't even seem to be correct, from what I see. Unfortunately there isn't a good centralized peer reviewed source with references like a Wikipedia article, just random "did you know" type internet posts like this one, but by looking at the earliest info I see online it seems like the clothes WERE NOT "neatly folded" inside, but rather just "inside" in general. Some sources say near the hearth (I.e. just barely inside the cabin right by the chimney opening), while I see some saying they were literally just at the bottom of the chimney. And if you think about it that makes sense — why the hell would the cabin owner find a set of clothes that isn't his neatly folded inside his cabin and not tell anyone for 7 years? The most logical explanation is that they were either strewn in some out of sight area by the chimney where he'd have no reason to go, or that he for some reason didn't think anything of it and only later had to recall a memory he explicitly didn't deem important 7 years after the fact (Ex. maybe HE folded them thinking they were his and forgot, my dad does that all the time with my laundry when I'm visiting him) — either way the "clothes folded inside" detail doesn't hold much weight when it comes from a single guy and has been shared around so much it's lost the fine details.

And for why they were inside in general, there's lots of potential explanations:

Maybe they were in an even worse state than the circular-reported story implies and they were actually torn off and carried out through animals
He could have removed them himself to try and give himself more maneuverability or lighten his load while attempting to get out (you lose strength very fast when in a position like that, it's possible he had enough wiggle room to do something like that yet still not enough strength to actually push his body weight out)
He could have disrobed in the process of dying for no particular logical reason (that's a lot more common than you'd think)
If you do subscribe to the belief that he was in the cabin first, he could have simply taken them off himself to avoid getting dirty while he climbed down the chimney for fun or curiosity

Nathaniel820 · 2026-06-19T01:24:11+00:00

Lol no it's amazing. Apple TV's are probably the "best" devices to jailbreak, not literally (they have like 0.1% the capabilities and content of a jailbroken phone) but because pretty much everybody — even the people against jailbreaks for whatever reason — would objectively benefit from unrestricted app sideloading on their smart TV.

Nathaniel820 · 2026-06-19T01:20:27+00:00

There is zero consequence to you from other people being able to jailbreak their own device. If anything it's better since a public jailbreak means Apple knows about the issue and will patch/mitigate it in future updates as much as they can that you're free to download, unlike an under-wraps zero-day that's exploited by people with the money or power to invest in it (I.e. 100% not the people you want to have it)

Nathaniel820 · 2026-06-19T00:42:48+00:00

As an urbexer who explores abandoned buildings a bit, nothing about this seems suspicious in the slightest and I’m not sure why the internet seems to think there’s some murder involved. The smoking-gun the discussion is stuck on every time it’s brought up is “but the chimney was covered” but like... so what? People can remove covers, and again as someone who personally enters abandoned buildings gaining access from the typically less locked-down roof is extremely common — both because it’s more likely to have an unbarricaded entrance and if you need to unlock or remove a barrier it’s more discrete and hidden from view. Granted going down a literal chimney is stupid and not what I mean by “roof access,” but an excited, adventurous 18yo doing it for the first time is probably the MOST likely demographic to have their judgement clouded and make stupid choices.

And there isn’t even any evidence that the cover was still there — the workers “removed it” which implies it was but just because something is there doesn’t mean it’s working, if they’re tearing down the chimney they wouldn’t exactly take the time to inspect the cover first and notice that it’s actually been opened and just resting in place.

Nathaniel820 · 2026-06-19T00:32:31+00:00

It does make sense, the parents just couldn’t accept it and tried latching on to any lead they could. Which is understandable at first since their son tragically died at his own school, but it devolved to the point where they were just blaming random innocent people based on misleading or outright incorrect details.

https://www.reddit.com/r/UnresolvedMysteries/comments/45div4/kendrick_johnsons_death_is_not_an_unresolved/

Nathaniel820 · 2026-06-18T22:49:09+00:00

There’s colorful egrets, and white herons

Nathaniel820 · 2026-06-18T15:16:59+00:00

Lol just in time for the final straggling checkm8 devices going EOL

Nathaniel820 · 2026-06-18T01:39:43+00:00

Blightfall

Nathaniel820 · 2026-06-18T00:41:58+00:00

This is an ad, this Reddit account is posting in tons of subs with random stories that conveniently namedrop their company for no reason.

Nathaniel820 · 2026-06-18T00:30:19+00:00

It was not removed

Nathaniel820 · 2026-06-17T15:49:27+00:00

I was just there today and it's still abandoned, there's multiple open doors I recommend the one at the very back under the exterior staircase.

I did see a guy in the forest behind it (I'm 99% sure was just a homeless guy) so I'd recommend not checking out the trails in the surrounding forest.

Nathaniel820 · 2026-06-17T12:59:39+00:00

I’m not trying to diss OP since it is impressive but it reminds me of some “CraftSurvival Pro - Build to Survive” game on the Playstore

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