LinuxBender

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   by LinuxBender 9y ago

   I have actually done extensive controlled tests on myself for a couple decades now. That is not to say I have all the facts. There are still many unknowns that I would like to eventually figure out, I just simply don't have the tools
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   by LinuxBender 9y ago

   That looks like part of it. :-)
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   by LinuxBender 9y ago

   There used to be a really good walk through and demo of the software on youtube, but it was pulled down. Perhaps someone has uploaded it again. I will see if I can find it. IIRC, these debugging tools exist on all carriers and each have t
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   by LinuxBender 9y ago

   There has never been such a thing as end to end encryption on a cell phone. Carrier "debugging" tools such as CarierIQ hook at a lower level and can intercept and log everything that any application can see. CarrierIQ was acquir
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   by LinuxBender 9y ago

   I can vouch for this. I have always had sleep issues and over a long period of time and experimenting, found that I could calm the bacteria by giving them the right amount of fiber and simple proteins to work on, while avoiding sugar. If I
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   Epic Games CEO: AR glasses will “eventually replace smartphones”(arstechnica.com)

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   by LinuxBender 9y ago

   I suppose one sensible way to handle this would be if a group of technical friends ran a distributed group of OpenLDAP servers with OAuth and SAML2 providers in front of them. That way, if whomever was running the master could not maintain
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   by LinuxBender 9y ago

   For those cases, I have used software such as phpBB. Getting people to create a login is unpopular however. Some friends and I shared things similar to what one might find on FB. The distinct advantage was that our photos belonged to us
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   by LinuxBender 9y ago

   Most people won't host their own server. I am not speaking for the HN crowd. In general, people just are not interested enough in learning how to do this or stay on top of patches. To answer your question though, honestly any bloggin
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    by LinuxBender 9y ago

    I was talked into creating a FB account by some friends a long time ago. I found that I was losing respect for my friends, as it brought out the parts of them I did not want to know about. I also noticed a disturbing pattern straight away.
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    by LinuxBender 9y ago

    Are there any historical lessons to be learned from others that have done this in the past? Is that Sheriff putting the lives of other corrections officers and jail staff at risk?
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    by LinuxBender 9y ago

    If you don't count IRC and Usenet servers, every day I visit: Hacker News [0], El Reg [1], PacketStorm Security [2], CNN Lite Version [3], Weather dot Gov [4], Github [5], CentOS [6], Ars Technica [7], Sometimes Serverfault though burn
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    by LinuxBender 9y ago

    Perhaps we are all in a simulation and the galaxy rotation is tied to a single clock source. Developers are sometimes a little lazy.
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    by LinuxBender 9y ago

    I've never owned a smart phone and likely never will.
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    by LinuxBender 9y ago

    Would this be similar to doing: git log -p --full-diff | egrep --line-number -EiEio "[^A-Za-z0-9/+=][A-Za-z0-9/+=]{40}[^A-Za-z0-9/+=]|[^A-Z0-9][A-Z0-9]{20}[^A-Z0-9]" | strings -a | more
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    by LinuxBender 9y ago

    Thankyou. I already take extra D3 and K2. I had never heard of metformin. I have had really bad luck finding a doctor that will discuss natural solutions. A nurse friend was suggesting I find a functional medicine doctor or lab scientist
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    by LinuxBender 9y ago

    Is there anything that can be used to safely reverse the hardening / plaque buildup? I have been using 2-Hydroxypropyl-beta-Cyclodextrin in attempt to reverse damage to the outside of the arteries and will see with time if it helps.
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    by LinuxBender 9y ago

    You might add to try different strains. I found that certain strains actually increased my "sweet-tooth". It took a few tried to find the right one for me. I believe it has to do with each persons existing bacteria in their gut
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    by LinuxBender 9y ago

    Is there a natural form of that drug or has it been modified from its original form?
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    by LinuxBender 9y ago

    There may be some tiny amount of truth to this. Red meats contain more L-Glutamine which is required for muscle growth. It is the most abundant amino acid in our body. That said, taking more of it will also feed tumors by increasing the
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    by LinuxBender 9y ago

    Oh sorry, I just meant a way to get friends comfortable with IRC by having a simple doc that says how to use Glowing Bear in front of a simple weechat config so that they could easily move to IRC vs. slack. i.e. even using freenode with a
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    by LinuxBender 9y ago

    Thankyou. That would probably be ok, since Slack using the IRC gateway had the same effect.
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    by LinuxBender 9y ago

    Thanks. I totally understand and agree. The problem I am faced with is that Slack (a former gaming company) has gotten people hooked / trained / conditioned on the custom emoji.
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    by LinuxBender 9y ago

    Disclaimer: I personally do not need emoji's. Does TheLounge let users upload custom emoji? I ask, because my coworkers say, "You can take Slack from my cold dead hands". There was even a great emoji war. I would like to s
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    by LinuxBender 9y ago

    WeeChat + screen is awesome. I was using it for Slack. It handled their strange use of +v/-v for user is away at least, better than Epic I've never tried Glowing Bear. Maybe that would be a nice way for friends to get comfort
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    by LinuxBender 9y ago

    I have always found p7zip (7-zip for linux) to work just fine. You can limit the resources it uses with renice, ionice and taskset (cpu affinity).
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    by LinuxBender 9y ago

    They are not suggesting centralization. They are suggesting bcp38 [0] This comes up quite often and people argue back and forth why they (the ISP's) can't or won't do this. Bcp38 simply requires ISP's to egress filt
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    by LinuxBender 9y ago

    I replaced Discord with Mumble [0][1] / Murmur. (Self hosted). It scales really well. On a tiny VM I could handle thousands of people. That said, it isn't quite as happy-clicky-frictionless as Discord. They are working on tha
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    by LinuxBender 9y ago

    Is bitcoin insured and by how much in each country?
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    by LinuxBender 9y ago

    I am disappointed as well. The web interface is sluggish over a VPN.