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2y ago
Something for those who are disabled and collect Social Security Disability (aka green check) or Social Security Income (gold check) and is pretty much mostly young and pre-retirement-age disabled folks: if your income goes over half of wh
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egberts1
2y ago
Simplex shy away from User ID, which means you are giving up something in exchange (notably no message encrypted-at-rest in their server): then the government can access the message contents from Simplex server. It says so on their website:
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egberts1
2y ago
This is good stuff, especially when making an embedded system. Good work, Joshua Mcguigan!
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egberts1
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Ummmm, since you are contractually working for another person or company, it is that person or company HR that defines the "Personal User Manual", and not the employee.
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egberts1
2y ago
You have association revealed openly to anyone having access to Signal server by User ID but barely know the name or phone associated with either end, much less ever able to see any actual and readable message content. Unless it is the end-
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egberts1
2y ago
You cannot say flat-out say that E2E alone must be maintained, you must make it harder for others to reach you, thru something done in-person/screen-only QR-code, Bluetooth'd contact vCard, ..., something that prevents drive-by sp
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2y ago
Actually, one may want to check the DistroWatch to see what the top rankings are: https://distrowatch.com/dwres-mobile.php?resource=major
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2y ago
A whitepaper detailing this CVE-2022-32296 attack. Vulnerability is in Double-Hash Port Selection (DHPS, IETF RFC 6056) Fixed in Linux 5.17.9 and above using a variant of DHPS. Linux sysctl: net.ipv4.conf.all.rp_filter = 1 net.ipv4.conf.def
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2y ago
Those are not baseline power thusly can be very very sporadic (night-time, calm weather). National security mandates a functional level of baseline power capacity and current green energy diminishes that national security. So it behoves the
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egberts1
2y ago
Until AI provides citations, AI is inherently by design untrustworthy.
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egberts1
2y ago
And ultimately DNS over TCP should it further devolves into.
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egberts1
2y ago
Unless France starts blocking DNS port 53/udp and 53/tcp and start whitelisting DNS servers ... :-/
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egberts1
2y ago
That's easy to circumvent. A VPS host running DNS resolver and point your boxes to it. You're welcome.
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egberts1
2y ago
That's easy. Mix up the verbs, add/delete "not", "but", "and". Change names.
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egberts1
2y ago
Those Bluetooth ASHA audio protocol is very nice for older Cochlear America implant processors, as opposed to the problematic Bluetooth LE Audio protocol.
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egberts1
2y ago
Best way to boost birth rate is to DRASTICALLY give more tax breaks for having children for middle-class folks, and might be the only way.
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egberts1
2y ago
How will that work for people with hearing loss?
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egberts1
2y ago
Looks like I did. (Need more coffee)
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2y ago
Gtk-GNUtella is a GPL license. https://gtk-gnutella.sourceforge.io/#:~:text=gtk%2Dgnutella%... .
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egberts1
2y ago
Because, it is the INTERNET! ( cough cough ) Seriously, I run ARPA-NET in my home.internet, as well as IPX (Bayans VINES) and Frame Relay/X.25. Yeah, it's what I do. Also encrypted MAC-layers too. Now the real kicker is maintain
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egberts1
2y ago
Again, easily circumvented by piping photo/image data stream into muLaw encoder then over voice stream/file. Effective but terrible Shannon's Limit though.
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2y ago
Ouch From NGINX Unit webite: "Also on Linux-based systems, wildcard listeners can’t overlap with other listeners on the same port due to rules imposed by the kernel. For example, :8080 conflicts with 127.0.0.1:8080; in particular, thi
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2y ago
Fishing line with two cups on each end makes for an excellent 300’ communication line
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Addendum, chlorinate the water to bond the iodine into iodate state before distillation.
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2y ago
I have 2022 edition. it is conspicuously absent on distillaton. However, distillation may or may not remove iodine which occurs in many forms but, with chlorinated water supplies, the iodine is likely to be present as iodate molecule state
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egberts1
2y ago
Those are ( along with other OP’s suggestion of water displacement density test) are used to test the gold apart from “fool’s gold” variants.
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Airburst is something that behooves one to get a blast door to their shelter, complete with air vent connected to a reservoir of non-flammable liquid as a buffer. If outside the wood-constructed residential air blast range (16.4 miles for a
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2y ago
Half life of radioactive oxygen (70 seconds) atom is incredibly short. Tritium (H) half-life is 12.32 years, found naturally in exosphere (highest altitude) by cosmic rays but is even incredibly rarest to be in contact with even when releas
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Solar distillation, solar distillation.
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All you have to do to circumvent this new pending EU rule is to apply muLaw encoding of your data stream into the audio file, or something. Terrible Shannon's Limit although.
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