OK so:
your polycule has a keyserver; the keyserver generates one of the major arcana ( a value from 0 to 21 ) every day.
every member of your polycule has one of the major arcana assigned to them randomly as a key ( a value from 0 to 21 )
when you meet over a channel that needs authentication, draw a random major arcana ( choose a random value from 0 to 21 ) and use that value to challenge the other person.
They will take that value, add the polycule daily value and your secret value, and then return the answer mod 21 encoded as a tarot card. You can then verify they know your card value, and they can auth you in the same way.
tech industry commentary
tech companies: we're firing everyone!!!!
society: <new large scale tech disaster every 4-6 weeks>
also tech companies, apparently: we can't fill any of these jobs??
people applying to tech jobs: i get about 1 interview per 4000 applications, the last one asked if i had ever programmed in 'windex' and hung up when i said that's a cleaning product
@hank I think it's p much just you and a couple Hypha adjacent folks I see on here :o
See the approach is to target the repair drones first so that the enemy becomes killable. then you target the summoners to limit how fast the reinforcements get there, then you fight the big bad and scavange ammo/heals from the regular drones as you run around dodging lasers. It helps when you avoid fighting in the middle of a firestorm tho 😅
I am currwntly picking fights with the big bad aliens to work through some emotions 😈 Investing in shields paid off.
@errantscience That's why I don't buy physical copies until I read them digitally :P
Love how these need to take totally different interpretations for the symbol `.`
`foo=.`
`foo=bar.`
`foo=var.baz`
@vr-t8x15 TBH I have invested thousands more hours in code compared to chess so it's not unexpected :P
Occult Enby that's making local-first software with peer to peer protocols, mesh networks, and the web.
Exploring what a local-first cyberspace might look like in my spare time.