mhkool

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by mhkool 3mo ago
OVH is more expensive
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by mhkool 2y ago
I use a yubico key which holds all my Google Auth 2FA secrets. A yubico app generates the 2FA codes. I also have a hardcopy of all secrets. An additional advantage is that the yubico key is protected with a PIN code. Works great for me
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by mhkool 2y ago
It was in /var/lib/apport/coredump The bt full of gdb seems to indicate that systemd chokes on a unit file. I bet it is clamav-freshclam. I am going to reboot now. (gdb) bt full #0 0x00007fec4596675b in kill () a
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by mhkool 2y ago
The systemd config is default and it should dump core and logs a message that it dumped core but I have not been able to find it. Usually core dumps are in /var/lib/systemd/coredump but the directory is empty. The serv
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Systemd SEGV when reloading – Ubuntu 24.04(ubuntuforums.org)
3 points by mhkool 2y ago|5 comments
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by mhkool 2y ago
any ideas on how to resolve this?
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by mhkool 3y ago
To test if the system has a functional MMU
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by mhkool 4y ago
I like the yubico key that even has a pin code so if lost or stolen protects your TOTP codes
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by mhkool 5y ago
Since the performance for array sizes <L1-size and <L2-size is similar , I would like to see an attempt to improve B. B = L2-size / 2 / sizeof(int) - 16 might produce better results. Note also that _mm_broadcast_ss() is f
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by mhkool 5y ago
Why do people want to escape fiat currencies? Because the central banks inflate them. If only we could have an inflation-proof currency...
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by mhkool 5y ago
Even billionaires and hedge funds participate in this bubble. We have seen in the past that people start to invest in risky assets before a depression. I think a depression is coming.
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by mhkool 5y ago
me too
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by mhkool 5y ago
Did you check your cortisol levels? Drowsiness is a symptom of adrenal fatigue.
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by mhkool 5y ago
Not FUD but facts: Bitcoin is 1st generation blockchain technology and compared to current 3rd generation (e.g. XRP) it is slow and expensive. IMF, BIS, ECB and FED have stated in political obfuscated speak that they want a fast and cheap b
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by mhkool 5y ago
correct, but that does not make coverage calculations incorrect since it is based on the snooped FQDNs.
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by mhkool 5y ago
Thanks for the pointers. The coverage is calculated by DNS servers and web proxies and can only be incorrect if circumvented. The web proxies are almost all in corporate environments where they cannot be circumvented. Only a tiny fraction
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Ask HN: How to determine the value of this company?
6 points by mhkool 5y ago|5 comments
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by mhkool 6y ago
“He didn’t know what to think” is translated to Portuguese “Ele não sabia o que fazer” which is incorrect. Fazer is “to do” not “to think”
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by mhkool 6y ago
Why don't you talk about the 10 points that the scientists state to argue that the test is flawed? And what do you have to say about the other 21 scientists? What do you have to say about the former Pfizer chief scientist which is co
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by mhkool 6y ago
The biggest scandal so far: a retraction paper for the SARS-CoV-19 PCR test was submitted in November 2020 but ignored so far. The retraction paper is here: https://cormandrostenreview.com/report/
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by mhkool 6y ago
I agree. But I rather pay a small fee for CentOS without support than a hefty fee for RHEL with support.
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by mhkool 6y ago
I agree. We will see if a new community wants to copy CentOS and maintain it.
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by mhkool 6y ago
RHEL is used for its stability. I also would like to see more updates. I think it would be better to introduce a RHEL Stream in addition to “basic” RHEL instead of killing CentOS.
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by mhkool 6y ago
Sure, companies may have interests in some areas and not others, but it is counterproductive and even irritating if the company does not clearly communicate what the areas of interest are and which are not. An order to retract without expl
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by mhkool 6y ago
The link is to a retraction paper that was submitted last Wednesday. If the paper is accepted there will no longer be a covid-19 PCR test.
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Covid-19 PCR test protocol is being challenged by 22 scientists(cormandrostenreview.com)
7 points by mhkool 6y ago|2 comments
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Scientist Demands Retraction of Original PCR Study(lockdownsceptics.org)
1 points by mhkool 6y ago|0 comments
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by mhkool 6y ago
All central banks are "investigating" CBDCs. I interpret from their statements that they have everything developed and tested. They are just waiting for the right moment to introduce them. Ripple has also signed partnerships with
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by mhkool 6y ago
the person that is working at company X, decides for himself if X is bad. If this person believes that X is bad, he should IMO resign to stay healthy.
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by mhkool 6y ago
prof dr Cicero Coimbra uses 600,000 IU in a single dose to get 70 ng/ml after 3days and got very good results (do not recall details).

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