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by deviledeggs 5y ago
> Again your comment is oddly dismissive. Evidence is showing that Ivermectin appears to be an effective treatment. Disagree. The evidence is so weak that the creator of the drug, Merck, says it's not even worth investigating.
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by deviledeggs 5y ago
Why aren't insect repellents mentioned? https://ticksafety.com/removal-prevention/tick-repellents/ They're really effective for preventing tick bites
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by deviledeggs 5y ago
Swiss Policy Research is an anonymously hosted website known for pushing various conspiracy theories > The Swiss Policy Research site has been criticized for spreading conspiracy theories including claims that QAnon was a psyop of the FB
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by deviledeggs 5y ago
Liberals are busy trying to explain that it's not even what Republicans are describing because they're busy blasting lies about what it even is all over their captive media. Nobody is teaching CRT. Nobody is going to. The outrage
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by deviledeggs 5y ago
I've only gotten it to work on Windows with Chrome so kinda lame, but at least it works well. HDR is great for lifelike scenes. Games and movie. For browsing, kinda pointless. People don't realize that sunny days are 5000+ nits an
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by deviledeggs 5y ago
The current evidence against Ivermectin is pretty overwhelming, just look at the Wikipedia article. Merck, the maker of the drug came out months ago saying its not useful against COVID. It's an old anti-parasitic drug with an unknown m
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by deviledeggs 5y ago
Since people are mentioning current examples, putting message queues everywhere is a terrible modern pattern. Looks great on the surface. Ride through transient failures. Easier load balancing. Even out load spikes. But underneath, you&#x27
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by deviledeggs 5y ago
Haha you reminded me of AOP nightmares. It's great used for instrumentation. A big part of why Java has great monitoring tools is runtime code modification with AOP. But as you said, devs find all kinds of mind melting creative ways of
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by deviledeggs 5y ago
While I appreciate the drive to find more effective agents to treating COVID, we don't have anything approved and widely available that's more than mildly effective. So get vaccinated. I see Facebook anti-vax campaigns latch onto
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by deviledeggs 5y ago
That was a bit edgey, but I have seen far too many devs recreate OIDC using JWT. Writing their own token parsing and validation. Doing their own token expiration handling. These days, just use OIDC. It takes care of everything for you. Most
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by deviledeggs 5y ago
If you go far enough back all of our technology arises from fire and the wheel. There's plenty of room to debate how much of our technology came from the military, but I don't think naming is a big deal. Take the word "screen
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by deviledeggs 5y ago
Eh, disagree. For space, you can use ellipic curve instead of RSA to halve the size of your token. Sticky sessions are really hard or impossible on public clouds where you can't load balance by ip/port hash. And still hard when yo
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by deviledeggs 5y ago
It has honeypot detection. It's built for spamming people. There's literally zero reason to avoid honeypots otherwise
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by deviledeggs 5y ago
IT overlap is mostly because computers and the internet are military technology. Mainframes, IC's and the transistor itself were bankrolled by US military money. The internet and GPS, the core technologies of our time, are both direct
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by deviledeggs 5y ago
^^ bingo. India has low vaccination rate and extremely bad outbreak of Delta variant that's undercounted by all accounts because there's simply not enough testing available. It's prudent to ban travel from there. And it shoul
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by deviledeggs 5y ago
For vaccine side effects, you're best off going straight to arxiv, biorxiv, or a well known site for free academic papers I probably can't mention here :) Most of the vaccine skeptics are nutjobs just appealing to their base of te
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by deviledeggs 5y ago
Good example I guess. German rocket technology was a decade past anyone else. The space race and moon landing wouldn't have been possible without the Nazis. But I don't think anyone is stupid enough to argue it was a worthwhile tr
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by deviledeggs 5y ago
I agree partially. But excuses for using dog slow languages, at least where I've worked, revolved around "it will be twice as fast in two years anyways" It's clear that's no longer true, which gives less excuses for
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by deviledeggs 5y ago
Is it their job to protect Trump? Because they happened to release the emails on the same day as the most damaging info about Trump came out during entire campaign.
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by deviledeggs 5y ago
The delegates were exposed as disliking Bernie Sanders. That's it. There's nothing illegal or immoral about that, which is why there were no criminal charges or lawsuits even after Republicans won the election and both houses of C
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by deviledeggs 5y ago
They're also completely out of context and dumped on the media so close to election that nobody had a chance to go through them. When they did, they found nothing wrong. But it didn't stop the pure FUD cloud around them from affec
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by deviledeggs 5y ago
You are right, but many of these colors are physically dim and much harder to notice than the HDR "pop" of extremely bright colors. YouTube has surprisingly great support for HDR and Wide Color Gamut. There's some utterly bre
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by deviledeggs 5y ago
I can get 250k a year from a unicorn. Why would I apply anywhere else?
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by deviledeggs 5y ago
> "to be honest, I would not recommend it being optional," David Weston, partner director of enterprise and OS security at Microsoft, told TechRepublic. "Without a TPM, you're not going to have segmentation, which is
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by deviledeggs 5y ago
Don't take money until your customer growth looks like a hockey stick. The founders of most famous tech companies didn't take funding until it was clear they were riding a rocket. If your revenue/user growth is high enough yo
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by deviledeggs 5y ago
Disagree. Releasing unverified slog about your opponent days before an election when there's no time to find out if the claims are even true is the definition of a smear campaign.
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by deviledeggs 5y ago
> I looked it up, and apprently this could be true It is true. One of the findings from the Mueller report identified the very day that the emails were sent from Russian intelligence to WikiLeaks
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by deviledeggs 5y ago
You likely have a "fake" HDR monitor. To cover most of the new gamut requires very bright backlight. Most cheap HDR PC monitors are only ~400nits, not nearly bright enough. They bare bones HDR 400 spec most meet is... Not very HDR
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by deviledeggs 5y ago
Sometimes. But look at all the forks Amazon has done to various databases for instance. None of that work is ever coming back. And worse, they've fragmented the ecosystem by building incompatible features with the originals. If those s
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by deviledeggs 5y ago
His accounts have been suspended by spreading BS to make money. If he really cared or thought the vaccines were dangerous he would be doing scientific studies, not getting paid to show up on Tucker Carlson

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