devaiops9001

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by devaiops9001 2y ago
Even if they have GrapheneOS, the lead developer of GrapheneOS publicly admitted struggling with mental health issues. People with mental health issues and severe personality disorders are very easy for nation state actors to manipulate and
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by devaiops9001 2y ago
GrapheneOS, despite its human problems (as admitted by its project lead), does have at least near perfect if not perfect compatibility with the Google Pixel devices listed as release targets on the GrapheneOS website.
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by devaiops9001 2y ago
What exactly to do to benefit from the technology benefits of GrapheneOS, but protect the actual users, is still an open question. Almost a year a go the lead developer of GrapheneOS, Daniel Micay, publicly admitted that he was experiencing
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by devaiops9001 2y ago
I looked into the "issues with the leadership", and everything I found was all a bunch of crap. The head of NixOS made a mistake stepping down, he should have told the SJW losers to get fucked.
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by devaiops9001 2y ago
This quote below, is really fucking dumb. A GNU+Linux distribution should absolutely never ever do this. GNU+Linux is not only not Windows, it should not adopt the very stupid patterns native to the mind of a Windows user. The guy who wrote
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by devaiops9001 2y ago
They should release the code.
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by devaiops9001 2y ago
Spectre vulnerabilities are a huge problem. Problems in x86_64 never cease to emerge. Qubes Air is probably the most outstanding viable approach to not exactly mitigate CPU and chipset problems but avoid them or leave them moot. https:&#x2
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by devaiops9001 2y ago
https://grapheneos.org/features
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by devaiops9001 2y ago
eww, gross
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by devaiops9001 2y ago
An iPhone should be like a Macbook. A user should be able to load a cryptographic key to the bootloader and boot any OS of their choosing. I'm kind of more on the extreme "Free Market" way of thinking, but even I think that g
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by devaiops9001 2y ago
>> in decades there will a vocal contingent of people lamenting the fact that we all run immutable Microsoft Kubernetes Ubuntu (MSKU) instead of using the more refined NixOS approach. You are, unfortunately, correct. Some of us still
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by devaiops9001 2y ago
>> base container images This is very easy to solve for. >> choice of scheme There was more wisdom when everyone at least tacitly acknowledge that maybe not everyone should be touching servers.
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by devaiops9001 2y ago
>> A lofty, and a little too idealistic goal. Guix has accomplished, as in put into real world practice, their ideas.
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by devaiops9001 2y ago
flake.nix and Brazil exist. So does Guix. This news is great for the Arch Linux project. But for the reproducible world this is meh.
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by devaiops9001 2y ago
There is a modern explanation for gravity that is actually rather simple and strongly cohesive. But it doesn't align with modern orthodoxy, so it's not worth mentioning here.
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by devaiops9001 2y ago
Drop-in replacements for Redis exist. There are two that use TiKV as a backend. Microsoft recently released a drop-in replacement for Redis.
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by devaiops9001 3y ago
Mike Benz (Part 2): How the ‘Department of Dirty Tricks’ Turned on Americans - February 4, 2023 https://rumble.com/v4fmjiu-mike-benz-part-2-how-the-departme...
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by devaiops9001 3y ago
ha ha this post here only scratches the surface, see what Mike Benz has to say and you'll hear some s** https://rumble.com/v4fmjiu-mike-benz-part-2-how-the-departme...
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by devaiops9001 3y ago
>> They talk about cold fusion as if it exists as well. "warm" fusion does exist, see https://brillouinenergy.com/ - some have insisted that Brillouin Energy is doing cold fusion, but I am not sure if cold f
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by devaiops9001 3y ago
This thoughtful response here is in the spirit of forwardly affording you the benefit of the doubt that you yourself are not a cultist. >> Show even the slightest level of skepticism What is it, exactly, you want me to be skeptical ab
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by devaiops9001 3y ago
Safire has had, for about eight years now, a working plasma fusion reactor that stays lit for hours on end. Helion does not. >> the only naturally occurring plasma hot enough for fusion is in the cores of stars Plasma that is artifici
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by devaiops9001 3y ago
>> I do not trust them as a source. I respect your skepticism. >> any information regarding any Safire and llnl collaboration What I know about this information is from about six years ago, which is what I can tell you today. I
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by devaiops9001 3y ago
>> even a match flame has visible layers and is also part plasma. I actually do much appreciate that you point this out. A while back working with a group I had pointed out that "fire is a cold plasma" and that there were el
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by devaiops9001 3y ago
I appreciate your tacit yet loud acknowledgement that you are UNABLE to provide a single example pre-dating year 2017 where a tungsten rod was demonstrated to rapidly decay when exposed to a plasma fusion reaction. A scam artist would not b
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by devaiops9001 3y ago
You're just digging yourself into a dumber and dumber hole. Analogy is not a substitute for argument. >> In both cases you can't see the important parts: calculations/energy conversion The layers they postulate were ver
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by devaiops9001 3y ago
The core of the multi-layer self-contained plasma fusion reaction is the size of a baseball, and the overall size is larger than a basketball, which is visible to the naked human eye. What goes on inside of the Intel CPU you specified is
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by devaiops9001 3y ago
>> my assumption is that they are scam artists. If you sincerely believe they are scam artists, then please explain something for us. The finding, shared at the EU 2017 conference here https://vid.puffyan.us/watch?v=7y
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by devaiops9001 3y ago
The Safire plasma team presented their findings. They did an experiment involving plasma, they found that a tungsten rod evaporated in front of their eyes. This is the most literal embodiment of the scientific method there possibly could be
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by devaiops9001 3y ago
Since yesterday I have put some meaningful effort into looking into what a Farnsworth Fusor is. At this point, I can confidently say that what is in the Safire type 2 plasma chamber is significantly different. Perhaps I am biased because, m
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by devaiops9001 3y ago
Where I think Helion approach is missing something big is Helion attempts to "force" the plasma with magnets, contrast to Safire where the plasma forms self-containing magnetic fields. Plasma, like fire, which is a "cold plas

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