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minerjoe
6y ago
Exacty. And we also know that the NSA/CIA have placed Russian language inside their exploits to frame other countries.
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6y ago
Please, please discuss this.
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Dr. Navid Keshavara-Nia, CIA, NSA Trained, Affidavit on Dominion Voting Systems [pdf]
(courtlistener.com)
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6y ago
This might be the most important thing happening right now and Hacker News has keep it's head in the sand. Lets have an honest discussion about the technical parts of the alleged election steal by foreign agents.
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Navid Keshavaraz-Nia, CIA, NSA Trained Cyber Analysis of Dominion Voting Systems
(courtlistener.com)
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Network scan of Dominon Voting Systems by cyber security expert [pdf]
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6y ago
They just started about 5 minutes ago for me. Can anyone else post the pdf to a twitter feed? This is egregious and must be addressed. This is a legal document, filed last night, with strict penalties for perjury and anyone should be able t
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Twitter is censoring legal documents [pdf]
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6y ago
AKA wget --mirror --page-requisites --adjust-extension --convert-links --backup-converted --no-parent ...
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6y ago
I just ignore the down votes. You probably hitting the target. This is of concern. The medical industry has a history of covering up the direct know effects of their medicine, AKA poisons. That system has been know for a very long time to l
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Balance. I was a college football player, 60 lbs. heavier than now. When I met my current martial arts teacher he told me flat out, "it's going to take me 20 years to fix what you did to your body." He was right. I'm sti
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6y ago
Do you realize how much fucking power is at play here?
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minerjoe
6y ago
That's not what I was implying. They have control over the pull-requests, the wiki, and all the other meta information.
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> Git will be hard to beat. With the latest kurfuffle at Github, I've started moving to fossil. Having everything, wiki, pull requests, etc. as part of the repo is looking like a good move. Why let yet another corporation have contr
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6y ago
> user experience is horrible I use links2 as my main web browser and my experience has been exactly the opposite of that. SPEED. links2 is lightning fast to browse. Almost every website I load renders in less than 100ms. Every single pa
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Links2 on the framebuffer rocks. Posting from it right here. With the framebuffer, you get images. Hacker news works great.
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6y ago
Is this truly what you want? We're developers, I'd think a call out to help bring in a11y would be better recieved.
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Yea, we're arguing symantics. My apoligies. The word "permaculture", nowadays, is, in my circles, a big umbrella word for many different systems. Many of those systems would not necessarily call themselves "permaculture&
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Sorry, I do, but it is geofenced to the local community. You're welcome to email, in my profile. We're working on something world facing, but there are massive benefits to having a local cloud. For one, all of our communications n
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6y ago
Actually, trees can help clean smog. https://www.lifegate.com/city-trees-smog-pollution
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6y ago
References? As far as I understand it, by personally visiting sucessfull alternative farms that are using management intensive grazing (holistic grazing, mob grazing, etc.), they really do have a paradigm changing method that could and shou
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One city government around here threw away over 100 HP thin clients. They run on about 10-20W. I plan on making a nice cluster out of them. The point I was trying to make, which doesn't seem to come across, is that spending $ on new eq
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E-waste is a massive problem nowadays. Why not assemble the lab out of "old" computers? They might take a bit more electricity to run, but, at least in the US, you can get truckloads of computers that were destined for the scrapya
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> the most environmentally responsible in the game Yay! Says nothing, though. The entire industry is helping to rapidly destroy everything of true value on this planet, for throwaway toys. So apple is rape lite?
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In the scheme of things, please realize that 5 years is not "extremely long lasting", it is fleeting and the damage to the planet (and people) for those 5 years will take millenia to repair, if it even can.
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Yay! More massive destruction of Mother Earth for throwaway toys!
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I hear you, but I was lazy and only gave one reference. There have been, over the years, many demostrations of optimized SBCL being on the same order as C. https://benchmarksgame-team.pages.debian.net/benchmarksgame/...
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I gave years using parenscript [1] to create web-apps and as a sole developer on the project it totally won me over. Lisp macros + javascript. There is such joy in being able to mold the language to your needs and to completely eliminate an
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Their little tour recommends using a throwaway email.
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> we're all just autocompleting That's pretty much it. I do belive it's possible to actually develop "will", but almost nobody thinks that they need to work on such things. They confuse being a programmed robot w
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