crankylinuxuser

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by crankylinuxuser 7y ago
That's definitely still to be argued. I would have a reasonable amount of privacy if I used a random GUID to provide a hidden link. In that implementation, the link is a username-less password. That's how Craigslist, Pastebin, and
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by crankylinuxuser 7y ago
There's a term for this. "Victim Blaming". Its also the same kind of excuses heard when a woman was dressing well and gets raped. Then the refrain is "she was asking for it", or "she deserved it with the way sh
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by crankylinuxuser 7y ago
Seconded as well with Nodered. It is low code AND capable of full serverside JS for handling interesting cases. And it has hundreds of plugins for handling APIs of all sorts.
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by crankylinuxuser 7y ago
Problems I see with that... You'd need to cover from ELF up to FIR. I would make the statement that NIR up through gamma/xrays is not being generated by the human body. With that, we're looking at around 10THz of bandwidth
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by crankylinuxuser 7y ago
For me, this is par for the course. When I propose in measuring things like Reiki, or other forms of occult energy (notedly not: em, weak, strong, gravity), I get told that there's no way to measure directly. When I propose a way to te
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by crankylinuxuser 7y ago
Well... That sounds testable. Use 10 people who have chronic pain who report pain relief with hands-on reiki. As for the test: Hands-off reiki vs hands-off no reiki (person who isn't trained in reiki present) vs nothing We should see s
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by crankylinuxuser 7y ago
Being the Linux geek, I use MS Teams. I even use it with its Linux client, and works astonishingly well. My only 2 grievances with it are: 1. Teams steals focus to make the next message on a group, rather than in the threat ALL THE TIME. Iv
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by crankylinuxuser 7y ago
> What do you mean by "privatize the profits" here? Are you ignoring taxation? Are you (excuse my french) fucking kidding me? Source: https://itep.org/notadime/ (dollars in millions) Company (U.S.)
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by crankylinuxuser 7y ago
Screensharing for a virtual whiteboard, or troubleshooting is very much a thing. It's not just for looking at "balding white dudes" (which itself is very insulting in its own right).
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by crankylinuxuser 7y ago
Indeed. But we recommend printing medical PPE out of PETG instead, due to its imperviousness to alcohol and bleach (for cleansing). twitter @masksfordocs And yes, the wounds people face with even professional PPE are harsh. These medical fi
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by crankylinuxuser 7y ago
If you'd like to help with the PPE efforts going to doctors, nurses, and other frontline staff, please come to @masksfordocs Slack invite: https://join.slack.com/t/masksfordocs/shared_invite/zt-cyer3...
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by crankylinuxuser 7y ago
It's not just "I bought a counterfeit item on Amazon".. But instead: "Amazon continues to allow counterfeits to pervade. I cannot trust them with anything important."
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by crankylinuxuser 7y ago
Wow, you all weren't joking. That place is the chunks at the bottom of a cesspool. Even 4chan /b/ is friendlier.
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by crankylinuxuser 7y ago
You talking about the Chinese, or the US with for profit prisons and slavery enshrined in the US constitution (slavery allowed in punishment of a crime deemed guilty by 12 white men).
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by crankylinuxuser 7y ago
Pretty way of saying "Summer heat causes these things to go in remission" by lowering the R0 for a time.
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by crankylinuxuser 7y ago
So only rich people deserve items demanded in a panic? The proper control is limit purchase per person per day. Raising prices on things like masks in a viral contagion like this is unconscionable
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by crankylinuxuser 7y ago
A few of us have did successfully a Non-play2win format, called "Commoner decks". All cards have to be commons. Also, commander games in groups also defeat the P2W ideal - if one person grows too fast and is too big a threat, ever
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by crankylinuxuser 7y ago
Well, I counter this with "Just do it anyways". When the SHTF, we individuals, clinics, and local areas won't give a shit what DC and their lackeys say or do. We're on our own, in a local collective way. If the 3d printe
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by crankylinuxuser 7y ago
Anybody have a link to the STL? I have a large format 3d printer (.5m x .5m x .5m) and am in Indiana.
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by crankylinuxuser 7y ago
It's like the US. If you restrict testing, very few can be found to test positive..... So you can say things like: "Only 12 have been found positive." or "Our community/city has nobody tested positive." Long st
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Louisiana and Georgia delay primary due to Covid-19(politico.com)
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by crankylinuxuser 7y ago
China had a very strong response to this crisis. They had hard quarantines up to and including jail-like cells to enforce those orders. They had significant amounts of PPE brought in rapidly. They built a hospital in a month at ground zero.
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by crankylinuxuser 7y ago
Anecdotally, I know 2 MDs in the Layfayette, IN (Purdue) area. Multiple people have come in with 100% of the symptoms, recently came from Seattle, and 1 worked in the Amazon factory with positive coronavirus. They were not tested because th
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by crankylinuxuser 7y ago
It's fair to assume that everyone will get this, and 2.5% will die. (Edit: when I said everyone, I'm thinking of 'everyone' with regards to contagion like the normal flu that goes around. There are always outliers and pe
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by crankylinuxuser 7y ago
That's assuming you actually get a legit can of spaghetti sauce, and not a poisonous counterfeit. Seriously, don't trust Amazon with stuff you ingest. Not worth the danger.
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by crankylinuxuser 7y ago
Depends. Who Google and other service providers are competing against are grayweb exploit dealers. That's the real market, and every popular site, api, and program is subject, regardless if they're on H1 or not. Sure there's
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by crankylinuxuser 7y ago
My biggest gripe is that the ALBs do not handle SSL decryption and re-encryption in a safe way. It's not my opinion that it's not safe, but FedRAMP. I'll just leave that at that.
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by crankylinuxuser 7y ago
A machine (script) can send out a lot more than a hundred/hr. Remember, they don't have to be true.
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by crankylinuxuser 7y ago
Then fine. Go with the Buddhist standard, and the goal is to reduce suffering. I would say that's one of those simple rules with extraordinarily complex, but overall very good outcomes.
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by crankylinuxuser 7y ago
The problem is that the devs are smart and stupid at the same time. They're smart when discussing code complexity, callbacks, functions, APIs and the like. I've seen this time and again where many devs would get together to flesh

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