LinuxBender

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by LinuxBender 1y ago
I love it. Let's make it happen! To appease the people that wanted a wall can we put all the violent criminals from all of the United States of North America onto an island with limited resources they must fight over? Kindof an ext
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by LinuxBender 1y ago
For what it's worth emergency preparedness does not have to be a left or right issue. I believe it is a human and pet survival issue.
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by LinuxBender 1y ago
With all due respect you read too much into my question. I am looking for someone, anyone that has touched one or logged into one for realzies. If nobody has then not how are people testing their quantum-proof encryption? I believe this
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by LinuxBender 1y ago
Don't let Trump know I suggested this but if Mexico were the 52nd state then they would be US citizens and could pick up the labor market. We just need to build more railroads.
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by LinuxBender 1y ago
I appreciate you offering the advice but I know from experience I will just get blank stares and overly confident statements when I am doing something outside of the lines that GP's must color within. Throughout the years I have had m
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by LinuxBender 1y ago
The methods being described in the articles are not what I have been doing. Those are for acute high dose metal poisoning and are very dangerous even when they are truly required. Even the oral versions I use warn not to use them long ter
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Ask HN: Do Quantum Computers Exist?
2 points by LinuxBender 1y ago|9 comments
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Bank of England flirts with offline digital dosh(theregister.com)
7 points by LinuxBender 1y ago|1 comments
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Climate change will make rice toxic, say researchers(insideclimatenews.org)
4 points by LinuxBender 1y ago|0 comments
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Tesla makes its cars lie about their mileage, lawsuit claims(arstechnica.com)
14 points by LinuxBender 1y ago|1 comments
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by LinuxBender 1y ago
If by quacks you mean doctors with 30+ years of experience, well, I love those doctors especially those with a passion for biology and chemistry . They are starting to awaken and write books now that they can not be cancelled for no longe
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by LinuxBender 1y ago
What hammock said. They are right in that heavy metal deposits are unlikely to show up in a blood test. That's the root of the problem in that they are embedded in tissue in vital organs. To get them out requires a combination of ma
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by LinuxBender 1y ago
By all means fix insulation but lets not leave out another common cause that being nutrient deficiencies leading to thyroid issues. I used to sweat when it was 10F/-12C outside and I was just feeding the critters. I've since fix
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by LinuxBender 1y ago
Article is leaving out Number Lock (not to be confused with a SIM PIN) . Many providers now have the option to lock the SIM to a phone number. This does not stop the provider from having bribed employees but it is better than nothing and
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by LinuxBender 1y ago
On the topic of heavy metal poisoning I triple-dog-dare researchers to combine their studies of this and idiopathic hypertension. Heavy metals are cumulative so levels pertain to time which is bad because it its harder to connect cause and
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by LinuxBender 1y ago
I've only personally seen it used to aggregate and summarize data-sets. Google search, Amazon questions about a product. It was decent for Google search but now they have cranked up their anti-bot detection and I am a bot to them so
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by LinuxBender 1y ago
Shodan [1] is not the only place active vulnerabilities are stored up. Each nation have systems that track vulnerabilities and scripts can be stored up to mass exploit all these systems all at once. And that is just for internet facing cr
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by LinuxBender 1y ago
On the demo I just get a jittery image at the very top of the page. What is it supposed to do?
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by LinuxBender 1y ago
I can invoke the powers of Google as well. Let's ask it how many Americans are on blood pressure drugs. "Approximately 51.2% of Americans with hypertension (high blood pressure) are currently taking medication to lower their blo
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by LinuxBender 1y ago
There is a corresponding little spike on downdetector for OVH as well. Only 18 reports but that is uncommon.
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by LinuxBender 1y ago
Every place I've been we measured such weirdness outside of the 95'th and 99'th percentile. Anything out of common occurrence beyond the 99'th could be weird or interesting or fascinating. I still wish I could share
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by LinuxBender 1y ago
Yeah I'm not saying errors don't happen. I've been called into gazillions of them including many that "should not happen" . Those make for the best root cause analysis and after action reports. Rather this does n
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by LinuxBender 1y ago
I hear ya but this would more than likely be something like a really sloppy human error such as following the wrong process vs. a miscommunication otherwise I would expect these outages to be much more frequent. I do remember when a fat-
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India's Waaree to double its solar module output at its Texas factory(electrek.co)
5 points by LinuxBender 1y ago|1 comments
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by LinuxBender 1y ago
Something is fishy about this. A communication error would not result in a domain being placed on hold. On hold is usually the result of a legal order or in the case of the .us TLD a nexus compliance violation. I've transferred thou
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Enterprise mobile apps riddled with sloppy data security(scworld.com)
1 points by LinuxBender 1y ago|1 comments
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Looking at the Universe's dark ages from the far side of the Moon(arstechnica.com)
3 points by LinuxBender 1y ago|0 comments
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Fedora 43 Looking to Make It Easier to Deploy Intel TDX Confidential VMs(phoronix.com)
1 points by LinuxBender 1y ago|0 comments
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Apple Quashes Two Zero-Days with iOS, macOS Patches(securityweek.com)
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Wyoming Rare Earths Could Be Processed at Retooled Plant in Utah(cowboystatedaily.com)
5 points by LinuxBender 1y ago|0 comments

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