User:IrisChronomia
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| /.*? | This user is currently suffering psychiatrically and might malfunction. |
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iris is currently malfunctioning from an intense OCD / mysophobia episode. 4:58a(+8), 6/23. recovered 22:04.
iris is generally under the effect of depression and can will occasionally malfunction. it's like having one's mind filled with static and white noise.
yet the flowers blossom no more -
deep asleep, birds' quieted chirping;
wind mourning in stasis, yet the cold -
a phaseless moon, round and round circling.
my version of translation of lyrics from ..'s イワシがつちからはえてくる lit. A Sardine grows out from the soil, specifically, its bridge. it resonates with me the most during my depressive episodes.
0:14p (+8) 3/4/2026
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Random rant of the week
Week28 -
Wikipedian anti vandals are essentially behaviour-based user intention inference and prediction non-digital deep-learning neural network-accelerated Bayesian statistical systems.[jargon][buzzword][neutrality is disputed]
Previous rants of the week
Week27 - Though I dislike Intel, some of their codenames sounded nice and gave me ideas when naming things. Oh. I name my items. Yes, it's strange, I know. My storage drives are named with suffix -Rapids, variously cumulusRapids, stratusRapids, auraRapids and twilightRapids; thought process being that all are things you see on the sky. PCs and tablets are named with -Ridge (feels big), and mobile devices with -lake (not so big). Origins of these names are Intel's xRapids, xLake, and AMD's xRidge.
Week26 - Workaholic-ing can cause me a DPDR episode, especially when in combination with noise-cancelling headphones. Drifting through my halls of mirrors, an alien keyboard, and foreign spaces.
Week25 - It surprises me how capable the macOS's photos app is when it comes to editing raw images. Being able to do complex image editing on a laptop without using hotkeys or a mouse feels like literal magic, and so is the tone mapping tool. The image edited is this photograph of an IvyBridge-EP CPU. As an 8-core server-tier CPU from 2011, it now has performance comparable to mere three Zen3 cores (@~3.6GHz, two if you clock it higher).
Week24 - Schedutil is the peak of linux CPU performance govornor, given the right data (which would require the silicon's engineering team's knowledge). Modern SoCs would probably melt on the spot with Interactive and Ondemand. Snapdragon/cough810
Week23 - Apple, why does your music app requires half a gigabyte of RAM to run on Android?
Below is my 'normal' user page.
I have an alt account: anodyneiris. That's the account where I try to calm down and make only edits that are of uncontroversial nature whatsoever.
This user may comprehend text about computer science and psychopathology, at a level considerably below that of an undergraduate's.[1] They tend to get overzealous on BLPs and articles on corporations, being over-suspicous on other editors' intent. When this happens, trout-whack me!
For the alternative version of me in a parallel universe where the concept of objective truth has ceased to exist and where 2 + 2 = 5, see my Uncyclopedia user page.
The user's signature translates to, in literal, "sea salt slushy". Here's the signature, in case you're wondering -> 海盐沙冰 / aka irisChronomia / Talk
This user is born male, but use any pronouns you feel like when referring to me.
This user speaks Mandarin Chinese natively and can understand a few related spoken dialects:[2] Cantonese, Hunanese (partial) and Sichuanese (very barebones). 0% ability to comprehend any of Kra-Dai, Hmong-Mien or Hokkien. I'm happy to help with translations! Just start a request at my talk page!
hardly-encyclopedic photography

Rainfall hitting on ground next to the Guangzhou Opera House, illuminated by an LED sign. Behind, the skyline of Zhujiang New Town can be seen, with the 438m-tall [1439ft] IFC being obscured by the low-flying clouds.
Apr 3, 2020; 19:22 local (+8). Aquos R Compact, 3.4mm f/2.2, iso100 in 1/30s.

Parc Central a.k.a. 天环, stylized 天環 lit. sky-ring.[3]
The Apple Store, with its striking scale and brightness, was and still is the most demanding attention seeker of the area.
Jul 29, 2018; 18:50 local (+8). alpha NEX-5N 18mm f/4, iso800 in 1/125s.

Sunlight under diffraction glating as it travels through a specifically-designed cube of glass. The out-of-focus fingers of my right hand can be seen, with the other hand holding the photo-taking phone. Original EXIF info lost through the editing process; presumably -
Apr 1, 2021; late afternoon (+8). Aquos R f/1.9, optical image stabilization.

both volatile and non-volatile, manufacturered with colourless / black PCBs (printed circuit boards).