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clsec
4y ago
Here's the latest Mullvad security audit (June 2020). https://cure53.de/pentest-report_mullvad_2020_v2.pdf
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4y ago
That's strange. I've had the opposite experience. I was with Cyberghost and, after 3 yrs of good speeds, almost overnight it basically became so slow that it was unusable. I then tried out Surfshark and have been very happy with t
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clsec
4y ago
Comcast does it to this day.
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4y ago
No, you don't. I have only one choice of ISP, Comcast. Comcast sniffs all DNS traffic to this day. Their DNS is hard-coded into their routers. I know they sniff because I have gotten DMCA notices while using a VPN. I had to spend quite
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5y ago
It took me a while to find my family because my name is obscure, which you would think would be the opposite. Because it's obscure the census takers had a hard time getting the spelling right and would cross it out and rewrite it. Whic
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5y ago
MAPS is not a pharmaceutical company! MAPS stands for Multidisciplinary Association for Psychedelic Studies. It is a non-profit 501(c)(3). https://maps.org/about-maps/
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5y ago
Please stop with the fear mongering. I know quite a few people in PDX, some of who have lived there their whole lives. Not one of them has felt unsafe in the past few years. As a matter of fact my ex laughed and told me to stay away from th
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5y ago
Well, there was this in my post > "I eventually found help through a few different paths." So thanks anyway but I don't need any help, especially brainwashing. My mind is too analytical to respond to it anyway ;)
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5y ago
I purchased both VuePrint and VueScan shortly after they came out in 1998. At the time I found both to be invaluable tools, especially VueScan. I used flatbed scanners both at work and home at the time and the VueScan GUI was far superior t
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5y ago
Why should my decision to never have children be taxed at all? My carbon footprint is a hell of a lot smaller than most.
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5y ago
IMO it's a cult. I spent a lot of my childhood at AA meetings with my alcoholic mother. I am also an alcoholic and struggled for years because the only answer I was ever offered was AA/NA. I tried it for myself a few times (usuall
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5y ago
And here's what the inside looks like: https://twitter.com/CAT_UXO/status/1502936526346465280
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5y ago
Original article: https://hakaimagazine.com/news/northwestern-vancouver-island... Study that it's based on (with maps): https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S027737912..
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5y ago
Agreed, I bought a Sceptre a month ago. It does exactly what I want it to. My only complaint is the ugly on-screen graphics.
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5y ago
So this conversation has gotten me to research this topic a little bit more. I'm not exactly sure if it's actually illegal in the U.S., that's just what the nurses who do my phlebotomy have told me. Though I did find that the
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5y ago
>Is that depredation measurable in any way? Not that I know of. It's just an observation that our group of about 15 people agreed on. These were movies that were used a lot (pr0n) and were visibly getting worse (banding, tracking, w
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5y ago
Yeah, I probably worded that wrong. And that degradation is why we were digitizing them. We wanted the best quality we could get with what we had. The movies we were working on were out of print and would never be released again in any form
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clsec
5y ago
I should have added that, yes, you can develop hemochromatosis. Just not the hereditary type.
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5y ago
You can't "develop" hereditary hemochromitosis [1]. It is a genetic disorder. Both parents need to carry specific genes that when combined in the child cause hereditary hemochromitosis. I don't know about Canada but in t
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clsec
5y ago
You are correct, I misread OP's post.
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5y ago
IMO Restore Privacy [1] is a reliable source for VPN recommendations. For what it's worth, I use Surfshark and am very happy with them (except the lack of a kill switch in the CLI app and the lack of a Linux GUI client). [1] https:&#x
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5y ago
If they tried they'd probably be unwatchable. VHS tapes degrade over time by just existing, you don't have to watch them for them to degrade. In the late 90's I was a part of a group on Usenet that digitized old VHS tapes. Th
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clsec
5y ago
Yep, I wanted to blow my top when she sent me the same response. We really need to get rid of Feinstein!
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5y ago
I believe the process that you're describing is called powder coating [1]. [1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Powder_coating
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5y ago
Not OP but many people (1 in 300 Caucasians [1]) need to closely watch and minimize their iron intake because they have hereditary hemochromatosis. With hemochromatosis ones body cannot process iron. There is no cure and the only way to dea
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5y ago
IDK, my TV went out 3 days before the Super Bowl and I bought a perfectly fine Sceptre (not Spectre) TV from Amazon and got it the morning of the game. As a dumb TV it does exactly what it's supposed to. side note: I've previously
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5y ago
not OP but I only have to remember two 18 character passwords, my laptop and KeepassXC. I use all of OP's suggestions as well as mixing languages, one being an indigenous language that only about 20K people in the world know, together
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5y ago
I'm curious what you mean by lately? I've had low level tinnitus for >25 years that I've been able to deal with. But the morning after my second Pfizer shot I woke up and it had been turned up to 11. It now sounds like I h
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5y ago
I believe that it's true. I've had it for >25 years and my belief is was caused by lots of loud music in small clubs, where you're more likely to stand next to the speakers, and working in a very loud machine shop when I w
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5y ago
I guess you've never been in SOMA in San Francisco. I used to live in that neighborhood and in the 3 block walk to the coffee shop I could easily pass 20-30 of them. In my current neighborhood I'll see about 6 in the same distance
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