GizmoSwan

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by GizmoSwan 6y ago
I would be surprised if they did not have a back door in the chip's firmware but so far nobody had found or talked about it. They can intercept post de-encryption data if they hack the firmware during design period and get access.
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by GizmoSwan 6y ago
Great minds think alike! I have seen the Parasite too but few months before the other one. The Parasite has won an Oscar I think.
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by GizmoSwan 6y ago
Hilarious
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by GizmoSwan 6y ago
Yes it did mention the Gatsby. The author was obviously interpreting the psycho-thriller angle by design. The privileged versus unprivileged; being trapped and unable to achieve the dream and living with unfulfilled desires...
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by GizmoSwan 6y ago
Indecision is suppose to be bad but it is probably a natural response to possibility of poor outcome. It all depends on the risks.
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by GizmoSwan 6y ago
I have seen several versions of it in the movies which were easier to interpret than the novel. Few months ago, I even saw a Korean version called The Burning on netflix!
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Vaccination in Ancient Times(pbs.org)
2 points by GizmoSwan 6y ago|0 comments
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by GizmoSwan 6y ago
Hair thin anything can look transparent though. I seems to be paper thin. As building products go, I believe rot resistant glass infused wood as a substitute for pressure treated wood is a more useful product specially in humid regions.
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by GizmoSwan 6y ago
DNA testing should be double blind. I have no idea if it is. Sample contamination can be arranged before sent to the lab though.
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by GizmoSwan 6y ago
Participating in illegal activities does not make the coin more valuable but rather makes illegal transactions possible and criminalized the bit coin trade and hence soon it will become regulated. So it is not like a bank transfer which is
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by GizmoSwan 6y ago
How are they cashing bit coin to eat? The conversion has occur somewhere or they whole world has to accept bit coin and participate in tax evasion schemes by being so called unbanked. There is limit to bit coin usage and alike and they wil
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by GizmoSwan 6y ago
Yes but once they are used for tax evasion and underground economy they can become worthless in hands of people that deal with it as a legal asset. Governments can regulate any asset class.
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by GizmoSwan 6y ago
To an unbanked! person in Los Angeles? In a black market? It is taxable in your hand as well as theirs. So any tax avoidance agenda makes the trade illegal.
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by GizmoSwan 6y ago
What is the monetary benefit for Tesla when accepting the bitcoin currency ? Is it going to charge more in bitcoin? Is Tesla using it as an investment thing? Is it for publicity? What is the benefit?
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by GizmoSwan 6y ago
Yes, don't you know: Einstein could have been the best ballet dancer! Michael Phelps could have been the next Tesla! .... NOT Talent is not specific at birth but it has direction. Certain types of processing are more natural for cert
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by GizmoSwan 6y ago
Billionaires can avoid paying taxes equal to what people make in life time. It is fraud. Why should Bernie Madoff gone to jail then?! if some guy can steal a car then? The scale matters.
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by GizmoSwan 6y ago
'Evaluations of an economy's productivity performance are made using a measure of real gross domestic product (GDP), which represents the constant dollar income (labour income plus profits) that an economy generates through domest
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by GizmoSwan 6y ago
Now that this is open information, they may have wasted all that cash. Let see what happens.
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by GizmoSwan 6y ago
So their economy is now dependent on this newly acquired evasive specie. Very interesting article. 'In Mahasoa, nearly everyone participates in the crayfish economy in one way or another. People use them to fatten up pigs and chickens
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by GizmoSwan 6y ago
Block chain is just a frozen link list database. It has its uses and every big software company has it and can offer it. It can support all sort of permanent registry stuff and protect against tampering.
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by GizmoSwan 6y ago
Nope. A purposely designed aircraft is simulated is not one that is elongated with flight control data being patched. Example of how it works: https://www.darcorp.com/advanced-aircraft-analysis-software/ The bureaucra
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by GizmoSwan 6y ago
Good work. That is how it should be measured. In economics as far as I know, they measure productivity via salaries. The more money people make, the more productive they are assumed to be!
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by GizmoSwan 6y ago
They may have different type of approvals I+II could be technically integrated . FDA is not a universal regulator. Different countries can have different procedures. phase 1 : 1-100 phase II 100-1000 phase III 1000-3000 https://
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by GizmoSwan 6y ago
737-max crashed because they never went through full blown simulation and acceptance procedures for it. They just made the body longer and compensated for differentials in flight control software parameters but they had a blind spot in the
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by GizmoSwan 6y ago
I just want to know how you know that "you" are incredibly right in this. You are just speculating like everybody else here. There is no quality or quantitative measurement available here for you to make these absolute stateme
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by GizmoSwan 6y ago
747 can not flip like that; it would stall and crash. The narrow bodied 737s crashed for less. Their fancy flight computer miscalculated because of center of gravity miscalculations. They crashed after 100s of flights. I like your optim
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by GizmoSwan 6y ago
If some western countries start to purchase it, we will see much better behavior by the approved suppliers. I will be ok with getting even the sputnik vaccine; I will be ok with J&J, Pfizer or Moderna or whatever that is approved. The
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by GizmoSwan 6y ago
I recall reading a thread by healthcare professionals, expert in viral diseases during the onset, not sure where exactly. They were basically saying that the virus can only linger on surfaces for max 3 days. Knowing that fact stopped some
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by GizmoSwan 6y ago
Isn't he the same guy that targeted the woman in Florida's Department of Health to shut her up about COVD data? Hippocracy
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by GizmoSwan 6y ago
Don't get your hopes up. Since it is rotating on an axis while moving and twice, it has a huge degree of freedom for failure. Even if successfully returns 100 times, any untested change to its payload can change the parameters which

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