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by Terry_Roll 4y ago
Actually these 3 are the one's who started to coin the phrase. https://journals.sagepub.com/doi/10.1509/jmr.13.0415 This is another attempt to run with the idea with some variation. https://www8.gs
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by Terry_Roll 4y ago
Serotonin in seed shells (think anaphylactic) would trigger an immune system response because its how they have evolved in order to be pooped out by animals, serotonin irritates the digestive system and aids fast passage, ergo the seed is s
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by Terry_Roll 4y ago
> I hope we do not forget that it is Russias fault when the food prices in Europe hit new highs in the coming fall So you dont recognise the deceit with Nato govts as the trigger for Russia? I dont blame Russia for standing up to Western
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by Terry_Roll 4y ago
In https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Diffusion_of_innovations "Harbinger Households" are called Laggards in scholarly circles. So to use the word "Harbinger" which for most people will have greater nega
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by Terry_Roll 4y ago
No mention of the fact the immune system doesnt attack starch which is high in potatoes, but the immune system will attack other sugars ingested.
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by Terry_Roll 4y ago
TV's taking a terrestrial signal using a HDMI cable to a set top box which is connected to the internet is just another attack vector. Satellite signals are harder but any SDR can be used on a TV using terrestrial signals.
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by Terry_Roll 4y ago
Why are countries that ban/criminalise/being negative to non heterosexual people using a computer? After all Alan Turing was supposed to have been gay and his input is all over computers and smart phones! Now I also hope this is a
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by Terry_Roll 4y ago
Now find a washing machine with programs that match the washing symbols, even if its only documented in their manuals. Its not a hard task building a washing machine or tumble dryer that matches the washing symbols, but it seems to be for t
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by Terry_Roll 4y ago
Google and Bing have got using state psychological warfare on their users with the results they deliver and the adverts that get delivered on various websites including Youtube. Its a legal form of harassment and intimidation imo, but I thi
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by Terry_Roll 4y ago
> Or just allow and trust the readers to make their own conclusions. Cant do that religions exists where people believe in God without any evidence, and people exist who believe in Govt & democracy, so that says it all really.
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by Terry_Roll 4y ago
> You are on their platform, with their rules, where their algorithm is judge, jury and executioner. Sounds like a Govt's.
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by Terry_Roll 4y ago
Maybe you should make this clearer to your readers?
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by Terry_Roll 4y ago
In the UK, the population is still suffering the effects of the Victorian culture and the British Empire.
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by Terry_Roll 4y ago
Growing up in the UK is like military basic training 24/7, I'm not surprised there are so many Private Pyle's.
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by Terry_Roll 4y ago
Europeans are still dealing with the fallout of WW1 and WW2.
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by Terry_Roll 4y ago
No, you need the lightest wired optical tracking mouse you can buy which is the right size for your hand to rest on. Forget wireless mice with the added weight of batteries, these will increase your carpal tunnel syndrome!
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by Terry_Roll 4y ago
Its why the bests hacks get bought for millions.
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by Terry_Roll 4y ago
You mean to say, you cant build this yourself? https://googleprojectzero.blogspot.com/2021/12/a-deep-dive-i... Have you even tried this on other platforms and other devices? the x86 instructions can be found here
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by Terry_Roll 4y ago
>the UK police has been accused of infiltrating many environmental activists GCHQ does everybody, and it filters down through Special Branch to the lower levels of policing. The irony is, you have noone to turn to when you are being done
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by Terry_Roll 4y ago
If you can get code to run on a server which can trigger Hertzbleed, beit a virtual server where you have no control over what other people run on their virtual server instance, or you can employ a virtual cpu like the NSO iMessage gif expl
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by Terry_Roll 4y ago
But is it permanent? I'm sure some chemicals can undo the fear & anxiety. As our knowledge increases we invent new ways to decrease the population. Knowledge is power.
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by Terry_Roll 4y ago
Its all intertwined, religion, politics, etc etc. Cults, cliques, gangs, its all just a play on words by specialists in words and the nuanced differences whilst having similar properties. Something to keep us busy if other things dont keep
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by Terry_Roll 4y ago
Every entity has one or more cults depending on its size, beit university, military, govt's & companies. You cant get away from them unless you live on the moon!
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by Terry_Roll 4y ago
So macs appear to be used for testing, handy to know. (D)D/MM(M)/YYYY
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by Terry_Roll 4y ago
Well at least I wont have to spend hours trying to pass Google's I'm not a Robot test in an attempt to get a passport and out of the UK.
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by Terry_Roll 4y ago
Even easier if they are stoned out of their face!
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by Terry_Roll 4y ago
It was easy picking the low hanging fruit in the physics world decades if not hundreds of years ago, in some case's you merely had to pick up the fruit that had fallen off the tree!
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by Terry_Roll 4y ago
If IBM have done what every other major business seems to have done when GDPR came into effect, they will have burned anything and everything. This will be interesting.
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by Terry_Roll 4y ago
> It's all about tradeoffs Trade offs that we have to trust other people to make the right decisions and we only have to look at how people game the system for money, just look at Jeff Bezo for a prime example!
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by Terry_Roll 4y ago
> So, how can one effectively fill gaps in their CS knowledge? Its a vast subject, you will have a lifetime of learning on the job, so having a good memory will help because some knowledge you acquired years ago, think of it like a jigsa

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