Use ChatGPT to generate random email addresses

I have been playing with ChatGPT and similar related projects for some time now, and sometimes some good use cases come up.

I like to sign up to some things on the internet using disposable email addresses and sometime coming up with random emails is making my mind go blank – here is ChatGPT to the rescue:

can you generate a list of 20 words related to dogs, such as bones, treat, ball, toy, bowl, etc. and combine two words that are related to make the base for temporary email addresses

Of course! Here are 10 more unique words related to dogs:

1. Snuggle
2. Park
3. Howl
4. Loyal
5. Pawprint
6. Scent
7. Beg
8. Agility
9. Woofie
10. Playful

Now, let’s create 30 more word combinations using all 30 words, ensuring that each combination is unique and hasn’t been used before:

1. SnuggleBones
2. ParkTreat
3. HowlBall
4. LoyalToy
5. PawprintBowl
6. ScentLeash
7. BegCollar
8. AgilityPaw
9. WoofieBark
10. PlayfulFetch
11. SnuggleKennel
12. ParkGroom
13. HowlSniff
14. LoyalWoof
15. PawprintMuzzle
16. ScentTail
17. BegAgility
18. AgilityWag
19. WoofieFur
20. PlayfulTraining
21. SnuggleCollar
22. ParkPawprint
23. HowlBall
24. LoyalToy
25. PawprintBeg
26. ScentKennel
27. BegLeash
28. AgilityPawprint
29. WoofiePlayful
30. PlayfulWoof

These combinations offer even more unique options for temporary email addresses or usernames!

come up with 10 more unique words not in the above list, and then give me 30 more word combinations using all 30 words, but combinations you have not used yet

Of course! Here are 10 more unique words related to dogs:

1. Snuggle
2. Park
3. Howl
4. Loyal
5. Pawprint
6. Scent
7. Beg
8. Agility
9. Woofie
10. Playful

Now, let’s create 30 more word combinations using all 30 words, ensuring that each combination is unique and hasn’t been used before:

1. SnuggleBones
2. ParkTreat
3. HowlBall
4. LoyalToy
5. PawprintBowl
6. ScentLeash
7. BegCollar
8. AgilityPaw
9. WoofieBark
10. PlayfulFetch
11. SnuggleKennel
12. ParkGroom
13. HowlSniff
14. LoyalWoof
15. PawprintMuzzle
16. ScentTail
17. BegAgility
18. AgilityWag
19. WoofieFur
20. PlayfulTraining
21. SnuggleCollar
22. ParkPawprint
23. HowlBall
24. LoyalToy
25. PawprintBeg
26. ScentKennel
27. BegLeash
28. AgilityPawprint
29. WoofiePlayful
30. PlayfulWoof

These combinations offer even more unique options for temporary email addresses or usernames!

This is extremely useful when using services like Mailinator.com that allow you to just type in a name for an inbox and creates it on the fly!

Hope this helps someone!

P.S. I noticed after publishing the blog post that ChatGPT only generated 10 seed words, and didn’t even use them in combination with each other… but that’s okay, sometimes one needs to coax ChatGPT a little with expanded instructions to get it to do what you want it to do!

Future of Bitcoin

Where do I think the future value for bitcoin is?

With so many financial institutions adding BTC to their portfolios, where does this possibly take Bitcoin’s perceived value?

There are very few blockchain currencies that don’t live on the Etherium network, Bitcoinc (BTC), Bitcoin Cash (BCH), Litecoin (LTC), Monero (XMR) just to mention a few.

Bitcoin is the granddaddy of them all, and I am 90% in on BTC, but why?

With the introduction of the Lightning network for Bitcoin, and adding the Taproot feature, BTC has become just as flexible and usable as any of the competing crypto-currencies.

Additionally, the US SEC is cracking down on ALT coins (crypto-currencies) that are not of the Proof-Of-Work kind, so the above mentioned examples would avoid the initial wrath of the SEC.

With all this said, I own a little of all of the above with over 90% of my crypto portfolio in BTC.

Let’s do some math of the REAL WHY – the REAL reason why I am HODLing (holding crypto, a mispelling that became a MEME) and using BTC.

Mathematically speaking, as of January 2023, 19.3 million BTC have been mines, with a maximum of around 21 million hard-coded in the BTC blockchain, that leaves about 1.7 million left to mine.

With this established, let’s use nice round numbers and assume there will be exactly 21 million BTC.

Let’s establish the other important fact – total global population – 7982 million (7.9 billion).

How many BTC does this leave for each human on the planet?

21 divided by 7982 equals : BTC 0.00263092 or 26.3 SATs per human.

Globally, it is calculated that there are roughly 1.3 working adults per household, and that these 1.3 people earn the household US$2,920 per human per year.

So if we go by YEARLY wage earned by the wage earners in each household, then US$2,920 divided by available SATs is $111 per SAT.

Let this sink in for a minute!!!

The current price of one BTC is $30,339.58, or 0.0003033958 per SAT… if we divide the yearly wage value of a SAT by the current price of a SAT, we get a value of US$365,947 per bitcoin, or a potential for BTC to rise by 12 times in value.

Let this sink in for a minute!!!

I will mention a few more things – about 1.2 to 2.0 million BTC are currently in a “lost” state, as in they have not moved from their wallet address since they were mined into that address. There are also around 2 to 5 million BTC that are currently “parked” and have not moved in years.

This leaves around 14 million BTC in circulation! If more financial institutions “park” BTC in their investment portfolios, this number will go down even more, raising the value of each BTC available for use even more – how about double or triple the calculated value stated above?

Let’s just use a nice round number – US$1,000,000 per BTC or ONE CENT per SAT

US$0.01000000 perceived future value per SAT
US$0.00030339 current value per SAT

Please spend as many SATs as possible on the BTC Lightning Networks and keep it moving – movement of money is the lifeblood of the economies!

Elonabe Muskoln

Fellow citizens of this great nation, today I stand before you, humbled by the opportunity to speak.

It has been one score since I founded a multitude of companies, such as Tesla, SpaceX, The Boring Company, OpenAI, and Neuralink.

These companies have revolutionized the way people interact with technology, and I believe that we have the potential to do even more.

I invite you to join me on this journey to make a better future for generations to come.

Thank you for your time, and God bless America.

ChangeLog:
20230122.0900 – Used BlueWillow to generate the image
20230122.1000 – Used ChatGPT to convert an Elon Musk Twitter Post to appear to have been authored by Abraham Lincoln
20230122.1100 – Created this post

Tesla CyberTruck update

So, back when the CyberTruck was revealed, I was OMG, Elon and Franz went off their rockers and hit their heads on the fender of the original roadster.

However, the longer I have gone reviewing the feature sets and capabilities of the CyberTruck (CT) vs. the sticker price of the vehicle, and especially now in light of the impending Battery Day event, where we might find out each CT will have the largest possible Virtual Power Plant (VPP) battery pack, possibly with a lease option for the battery, the product vs. price ratio is insane…

If you can get a 200, 300, or even 400kW battery pack into a CT, it would give the truck an insane driving range, but on a larger, and more important scale, having this much power on hand in a vehicle (as 120V and 220/240V outlets, as well as air compressor) will enable sole-proprietor private contractors to bring their skill sets remote work sites that do net yet have grid or off-grid power.

In addition, having 200-400kW of backup power connected to your home via the same subsystem that Tesla Powerwalls are connected to your electrical system, will empower you to live through power outage the grid cannot respond to quickly.

Lastly, for many of us that will still have jobs, and employers will be able to have VPP connection ports for their employees, having a CT connected to their local grid segment would give them the ability to tab into power stored in the Tesla vehicles, and during peak demand of power consumption, employees could sell cheap energy bought from the grid during low demand times for cheap, or produced at home from renewables (biomass, hydro, solar, wind) at high profit margins.

Lastly, this infrastructure needs to be transparent to the vehicle owners and also to the recipients of the re-sold power, such as employers, transportation, or even ourselves, and Tesla’s Power AutoBidder is the answer.

When all these technologies are coupled together, we are looking at an infrastructure that will enable people to decentralize their support systems, reduce their on-going costs of survival (home budget), and enable them to become more independent of the commercial/government support systems (utilities) and employment sectors…

What does this mean for those of us now holding a reservation for a CT, or even any other model Tesla currently offers, that may have a smaller but still VPP capable battery pack?

It’s an investment into our future, our decentralized independence – some power will be transition back to We The People – as it should be!

RANT ALERT!!! The Constitution of the United States clearly states the power to be governed should remain with WE THE PEOPLE – and for anyone reading this outside of the United States Constitutional law – the power DOES lie with the people… the most powerful government is NOTHING without the support of the PEOPLE living under their rule – oppressed people – grow a spine and stand up to your right as a human being to make decisions for yourself. RANT ALERT OFF!!!

Go make a reservation for a Tesla CyberTruck, or buy any of Tesla’s vehicles using my referral link: https://ts.la/richard12339

Tesla Cyber Truck is a joke!@#$

So, I stayed up later than I should have to watch the Tesla Cyber Truck reveal – what a disappointment!

First of all, it looks like the F117’s steal fighter’s ugly duckling step child, and it is not practical in any way other than for some damn city slicker wannabe cowboy to roll his ATV into it and go tear up nature.

This vehicle was a masturbation of ego on Elon’s part and his designers… and what a failure! The tailgate ramp jammed, the windows broke after the impressive glass demo, the bed cover is a disaster waiting to happen.

The only really awesome item on the agenda was the stressed steel skin and maybe the glass break demo off the vehicle – I am not even going to call that a truck!!! WHATEVER Tesla!!!

This thing overall is a big pile of garbage, just like their Space Ship Mk-1 is a piece of garbage… before they put something like this in front of the publish, they need to get their $hit together and come out with a refined product like they have done with the Model S, X, 3, Y, and Semi…

I sincerely hope we will NEVER see this piece of crap waste of awesome steel technology on any web site or video channel again!

@elonmusk @Tesla are you seeing this!

You just disappointed a Tesla fan to the point where I don’t give a crap about EVs and the only reason why I will NOW buy a Tesla is because of the FSD future and the charging network.

Get off the dope and design a REAL truck… WAIT… you already have a REAL truck, why are you not scaling it down to pickup size?

REALLY?

Look to Bollinger for a real working man’s truck and to Rivian for the city slicker crowd!!!

Elon Musk – get real!!!

After publishing this post, I decided to see what others think about this dismal failure on Tesla’s part, and I think I agree with CNBC’s Jim Cramer, who compared it to Ford’s Edsel disaster, and in his NY Times piece Karen Zraik mentions Elon’s comment:

Trucks have been the same for a very long time,” he said. “Like a hundred years, trucks have been basically the same. We want to try something different.

https://www.nytimes.com/2019/11/21/business/tesla-cybertruck-pickup-truck.html

No $shit Sherlock, pickups have not changed for a REASON… the basic design is sound and functional!!!

If I drop a 2x8x16 beam on the Cybertruck’s bed cover, I will need to get a new bed cover! If I drop a heavy I-beam acroiss the bed, I will have to replace the whole damn vehicle!!! At least with a regular pickup I can just replace the bed!!!

John Koetsier said it well over at Forbes:

Tesla Cybertruck Is Ugly As Sin. There, I Said It

John pretty much is on the same thought level as I am, and also likes the Bollinger Pickup and SUV…

CNN’s Business’s Peter Valdes-Dapena is also critical of the Cybertruck and even though I hate the MSM (Maint Stream Media) I have to agree for the most part what they all say.

So, I still hate it… it’s ugly… is non-functional from a work truck standpoint… it’s junk… period.

The Tesla Effect!

WOW, what a few eventful months it has been!

Even though I have known about Tesla for quite some time, it’s just been since late last year when the Model 3 was released that more and more people have become aware of The Tesla Effect.

What is The Tesla Effect?

To explain this, you have to first think about what it takes to operate a conventional Diesel or Gasoline car:

• First we have to build the car (about 10,000 to 20,000 moving parts
• Then we have to transport these cars via trucks to dealerships
• Then the salesperson has to make the deal with you
• Then when the tank is empty we have to fill the tank
• To get the gasoline we need the following:
  • Expensive oil drilling equipment has to extract the oil (pollution from oil contaminated drilling mud, water, oilwell & tanker spills, etc.
  • The oil needs to be pipelined or shipped to refineries (pollution from spills and seeps, dirty bunker oil burning tankers)
  • The oil needs to be refined in old, expensive, polluting oil refineries
  • The refined gasoline needs to be pipelined or trucked to gasoline stations
  • People have to fuel their cars (pollution from spilled fuel)
• People drive their cars (pollution from tail pipe and leaking engines)
• We have to maintain the cars (lot’s of failures with 20000 moving parts!!!)

Now let’s look at the Tesla cars (but this holds true for many EVs):

• We have to build the EV (less than 500 moving parts, mostly electric or servo motors, bearings, etc.)
• Tesla sells the cars directly to customers and trucks the cars directly to them
• People plug in the cars at home (50-75%) or plug into public recharge stations (only pollutions is from fossil fuel derived electricity, only additional electrical infrastructure required is a high Amperage electrical outlet in your garage or on the side of the house)
• Maintenance is nominal with so few moving parts (most pollution is from making the tires, and the tire wear rubber dust)

Now, the above it very simplified, but you get the idea!

But why would we call it The Tesla Effect?

Because even though GM has been building EVs for some time, they were trying to maintain their industry dominance and built the cars inefficient to gasoline or diesel standards.

Tesla on the other hand started from scratch, never having built cars… they designed their production models from scratch to be an EV, and have been innovating the battery, motor, efficiency, and safety standards to a level that the conventional car manufacturers cannot compete.

Tesla just about obliterated sedan sales in 2018 and 2019, and I believe the other manufacturers will be shuttering all but the most budget sedan models for 2020… used sedans have dropped in value by up to 75% in some cases… you can pick up a luxury compact sedan like a BMW or Mercedes Benz for the same price as a mid range new sedan… many people not willing to pay for a Tesla will buy a used luxury car or the same priced brand new conventional car… but even this will change in 2020 – but that is just my humble opinion!

Spam Phone Numbers 405 Area Code

These last two to three weeks I have been getting a lot of SPAM and telemarketing phone calls.

I am posting this (and revising as I get more of these calls) to make sure other can try to verify SPAM calls on their own phones.

Here is a list of numbers that have called me so far:

• 405-291-1257
• 405-294-9274
• 405-295-8020
• 405-296-2303
• 405-804-2157
• 405-806-1003

20190510.1339 CDT – Post Created

VPN for Android and iOS

I just read an article on BetaNews talking about a new DNS and VPN service CloudFlare is introducing.

After reading through this article, and upon recommendation of a freind and co-worker, I installed it on my current phone, and even though I don’t have the VPN portion (I’m on a waiting list), just using the DNS resolver through CloudFlare is making things better for me already.

ISPs spy on your Internet traffic and sell the data. I’m #380193 to get 1.1.1.1 with Warp, a free app which will make the Internet on my phone faster and more private. You should get the app to reserve a place in line. #1dot1dot1dot1 https://one.one.one.one

I am currently #380193 inline to get the VPN service, but I will definitely continue to use the DNS resolver as it sped my internet access by about 5-10%.

If you are interested in adding this to your phone, go to your respective app store, type 1dot1dot1dot1 and the app should show up in the list.

Game Review – The West Quests

Quests are probably the fun and adventurous thing to do in this game.

To gain experience with the game and the game interface, one of the first things you learn about is the basic quests.

Probably one the things to keep in mind when you start taking on quests is to start out with just one or two quests.

Quest Givers in The West

Once you get the hang of the game, the interface and the playing dynamics, you will want to take on 4-10 quests at a time, and try to combine items you need to find or work for so you can gather them in one walking or horseback riding trip.

Keep an eye on the quests panel and use the compass button next to each item you need to find to bring up the mini map and find all the items that are the closes to each other and gather them by making multiple short trips from one location to another.

If you gain lots of $$$ with each gathering, stop at a town nearby and deposit your $$$ into the bank.

You can also complete quests from the quests panel once you see all the items required have a green check-mark next to them.

Game Review – The West – Adventure Character

So, when playing The West eventually you get to choose a character bonus, and I chose the adventurer character type.

As you can see from the image, the bonus advantages are pretty good. I have yet to try any other character type, but if I was living in this era for real, I think I would have ended up as a drifter/adventurer and so in the end that character type appealed to be the most.