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by chasil 10mo ago
"I ran wild, waving a red inflatable toy hammer." I think that I see the word "Coke" in the picture of you holding the hammer. Was this for Coca Cola?
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by chasil 10mo ago
https://archive.ph/uiRyN
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by chasil 10mo ago
Toxoplasma Gondii is noted for causing behavioral differences in infected hosts. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Toxoplasma_gondii#Behavioral_d...
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by chasil 10mo ago
It appears that there are options for care in other countries that are much less expensive. https://www.alzint.org/news-events/news/health-tourism-the-l...
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by chasil 10mo ago
There appears to be some danger in using NAD+ without the supervision of an experienced physician. "Pieper emphasized that current over-the-counter NAD+-precursors have been shown in animal models to raise cellular NAD+ to dangerously
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by chasil 10mo ago
I was not aware that IBM copied Ada. I was aware that EnterpriseDB developed "deep Oracle compatibility" and sold the resulting code to IBM for Db2 several years ago. I think you are [more than] a bit behind the times? https:&#x2
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by chasil 10mo ago
I notice that the top image is of Transact SQL, the Sybase/Microsoft dialect. This is not a formal standard, and I suggest against its use. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Transact-SQL SQL/PSM is a general ISO
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by chasil 10mo ago
Who said that I wanted community? As was recently revived, a pox on both your houses. May the intellectual rot of both parties hasten. I'll prefer to see this at a distance.
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by chasil 10mo ago
Pretty much, I don't care. I will be very pleased to see the back of all of you in my expatriate retirement. As long as my social security checks arrive, you can trash this place as much as you like. Have at it.
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by chasil 10mo ago
Right. Posted below, but this is clear as reported by their own. https://www.thefp.com/p/npr-editor-how-npr-lost-americas-tru...
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by chasil 10mo ago
What? https://www.thefp.com/p/npr-editor-how-npr-lost-americas-tru...
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by chasil 10mo ago
At the same time, even with the mayhem of the current executive, it is important to read the room. The house of representatives controls the budget. Moderating perceived bias would be an obvious survival strategy. Edit: Oh, drat, I've
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by chasil 10mo ago
If encryption was absolutely required, I might try it over s_client/s_server or two stunnels, one in client=yes mode. I'm assuming that would have different limits than you outlined above, although I don't think they do multi
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by chasil 10mo ago
When I need speed, I drop down to FTP/rcp or some other cleartext protocol. Moving a terabyte database in an upgrade, I have connected three ports direct (no switch), then used xargs to keep all three connections busy with transferring
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by chasil 10mo ago
The scp program switched to calling sftp as the server in OpenSSH version 8.9, and notably Windows is now running 9.5, so large segments of scp users are now invoking sftp behind the scenes. If you want to use the historic scp server instea
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by chasil 10mo ago
OpenBSD UFS did have "soft updates" which were some kind of alternative to journaling. I believe that these were recently removed. Perhaps they don't play well with SMP.
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by chasil 10mo ago
The normal answer that I have heard to the performance problems in the conversion from scp to sftp is to use rsync. The design of sftp is such that it cannot exploit "TCP sliding windows" to maximize bandwidth on high-latency conn
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by chasil 10mo ago
Until those options are integrated into OpenSSH itself, Wayland remains in the minority.
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by chasil 10mo ago
OpenBSD also maintains OpenSSH, which has enormous market penetration. Their ssh supports the -X and -Y options to run remote X applications. Let me know when those go Wayland-specific and are able to encompass the new protocol. Until the
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by chasil 10mo ago
Thanks, that makes sense. Still, for user-level systemd, that means the bus is open to any binary running with the user's credentials. This is not any worse than the risk of running ssh-agent, though.
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by chasil 10mo ago
I am using OpenBSD on an x86-64 desktop, and X is still very much the supported graphics environment. That said, there is interest in Wayland in these circles. https://www.openbsd.org/papers/eurobsdcon2023-matthieu-wayl
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by chasil 10mo ago
As I understand it, systemctl uses D-Bus to send commands to systemd. I have read that systemd implemented their own D-Bus which is faster than stand-alone D-Bus. So this gives me pause: 'Ever seen kwallet or gnome-keyring? Yeah, these
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by chasil 10mo ago
https://archive.ph/YVt2I
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by chasil 10mo ago
I had vaguely remembered that chitin was equivalent to cellulose in our inability to digest. The article addresses it: "The first modification, eliminating a gene for chitin synthase, resulted in thinner fungal cell walls." This a
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by chasil 11mo ago
The Geneva Convention ought to have something to say about how a general may and may not be attacked. If I remember correctly, the assailant must be dressed in some sort of military uniform to be considered a prisoner of war if captured. La
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by chasil 11mo ago
The language that implements Python's high-speed floating point has often been FORTRAN. https://fortranwiki.org/fortran/show/Python
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by chasil 11mo ago
My local grocery store offered free blood testing for Vitamin D a few years ago, and I was low. I take a 2000IU tablet a few times a week now.
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by chasil 11mo ago
Because you are an interesting target.
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by chasil 11mo ago
I have never tried this, as I am happier with RFID on my individual credit cards. However, Google Pay will certainly run on my Lineage OnePlus 5. It will not provision localhost, but I am guessing that it will provision a watch. I would go
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by chasil 11mo ago
I can tell you that Wells Fargo works both on Lineage with Mind the Gapps, and Graphene with the Play store installed. I have it on my OnePlus 5 and Pixel 6a. I understand that most U.S. banking apps work on Graphene. As far as contactless

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