A small tool to view real-world ActivityPub objects as JSON! Enter a URL
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the right
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to the server to view the underlying object.
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"content": "Part of my studies at PSU involves staying up on emerging tech, especially anything tied to analytics and performance data. Australia just had a first: a man lived over 100 days at home with a magnetically levitated titanium heart. No valves, no gears, just a single rotor floating on magnetic fields. No friction, no mechanical wear.<br /><br />The surgeon who designed it lost his dad (a plumber) to heart failure. Now he's building something durable and (eventually) cheap enough to last a lifetime for people like his dad. It runs on swappable 4-hour external batteries. If it were me? I’d alter the battery hookup to take the Dewalt 20Vs that I’ve got a bunch of on chargers in my garage.<br /><br />The heart adapts to activity, with enough output for an adult man to run a marathon. I’d love to see the raw output data. Flow rates, RPMs, stress under load, blood oxygenation, power consumption over time, all the key performance indicators (KPIs) and metrics, and run it through a dashboard. <br /><br /><a href=\"https://www.smithsonianmag.com/smart-news/australian-man-makes-history-by-living-with-a-titanium-heart-for-more-than-100-days-before-receiving-a-transplant-180986267/\" target=\"_blank\">https://www.smithsonianmag.com/smart-news/australian-man-makes-history-by-living-with-a-titanium-heart-for-more-than-100-days-before-receiving-a-transplant-180986267/</a><br />",
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"content": "I had to write a research paper on industrial-scale additive metals manufacturing for one of my classes. We’re probably 10–20 years out from at-home advanced metal 3D printing, but it’s coming. Give it a couple decades and you'll be able to print classic car parts, like a U-joint or a tie rod arm right, in your garage. Or guns, that too.<br /><br />Just look at how far at-home 3D printing with resins and plastics has come in the last decade. Since 2014, the cost of entry-level 3D printers has dropped by at least 60–80%, with some decent machines now going for under $200. The tech is getting cheaper, faster, and better.<br /><br />Hopefully one day soon, buying a home metal printer will be as easy as picking up a welder or sandblaster at Harbor Freight. Think of it this way: touch screens used to be science fiction. Now I can install a touch-screen 1-DIN head unit with GPS in my 1978 pickup. for as little as $150.<br /><br />The future comes fast, just not as fast as I’d like.<br />🔧🤖<br /><br /><a href=\"https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NkMRzpobmQQ\" target=\"_blank\">https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NkMRzpobmQQ</a><br />",
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"content": "Project Truck Update!: I Failed Emissions! <br />The project truck is coming along. Cleaned her up today, went by the DMV for paperwork. She still won't pass the DEQ emissions test, and is two years too new to be exempt. I might have to get a timing light and vacuum gauge to figure this out myself.",
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"content": "Project Truck Update!: I almost died!<br />Weekend wrenching on the ‘78 F-250:<br /><br />Brakes failed on the highway—had to compression brake to a stop. Got picked up on a flat bed and hauled to my brother-in-laws machine shop. We had fun over the weekend and knocked out a full front-end overhaul:<br /><br />• New master cylinder & booster<br />• Custom hard brake lines (bent & flared by hand)<br />• Full front brake rebuild—rotors, calipers, pads, soft lines<br />• Rebuilt 4x4 lockers<br />• New axle seal & wheel bearings (front driver side)<br />• Removed a kinked hose, replaced fuel filter, and removed a 3rd in-line fuel filter that was choking power<br />• Fixed lights (brake, turn, hazard)<br />• Resealed valve covers<br />• Rewired trailer brake controller<br />• New 10-ply all terrains (the ones I had were delaminating going down the road)<br /><br />Rear brakes are next. Truck’s finally stopping and pulling like it should 💪😎. I am so thankful for all the help, and that I learned so much. ",
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"content": "New DIY Projects! - Got a Sewing Machine! 🪡🧵<br />My first introduction to sewing was my mom making cute holiday cloths for me when I was a little kid. Then, when I first joined the Navy, I was dumbfounded when we were given a sewing kit in boot camp, and taught how to hem, mend seems, and replace buttons. <br /><br />My daughter has shown me how often we have had to bust out the home sewing kit, with as rough as she is on her cloths. I am also not a fan of the cost or styles of kids clothing. So, I saw JoAnn Fabric was having a going out of business sale, and we picked up a computerized sewing machine for 62% off. <br /><br />I think the last straw for me was looking at a pretty dress for her to wear to church. I was in the Clackamas Town Center and went by a boutique kids clothing shop. A dress for a two year old was $130. Hell no. I will make the damn thing myself before I pay that much.<br /><br />",
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