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by egberts1 2y ago
So cannot wait for GNUtella (and its floating peer-to-peer cloud concept) to come back but retrofitted with Signal protocol.
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by egberts1 2y ago
Well, I goofed. Nonetheless, Threema is claiming GDPR-complaince: Excerpt from their main web page: Threema is 100% Swiss Made, hosts its own servers in Switzerland*, and, unlike US services (which are subject to the CLOUD Act, for example)
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by egberts1 2y ago
Maybe he is tired of enabling the secure checkbox for each messages under WhatsApp.
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by egberts1 2y ago
Despite Swiss "neutrality", it is also a member or E.U. and must comply with GDPR (and thusly the new EU rules) EDIT: Switzerland is not a member of E.U.
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by egberts1 2y ago
Yes. It has to do with dust (think the Great Saharan sandstorm that can blow dirt as far as US or Amazon). This is why distallation (forced evaporation) of water is a crucial skill.
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by egberts1 2y ago
Coin is the next best thing to have, but you need like a huge vault for that.
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by egberts1 2y ago
Acid test, teeth indentation, maliablity (sp).
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by egberts1 2y ago
If you can make sugar out of fruit, corn, rhubarb , grape, beet, you too can makeshift a distillery and rise up within the community.
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by egberts1 2y ago
That's what neighbors are for.
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by egberts1 2y ago
It is useful as a perimeter alerting mechanism. A signal mirror (with a hole in the middle) would be the next best thing
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by egberts1 2y ago
For one, paper currency have finite lifespan (modern or caveman civilization). They will dwindle in circulation, coupled with a deafening booming demand for such "In God We Trust". Credit card, debit card, and gift card are all ex
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by egberts1 2y ago
Of course, if you can make a business model out of supplying anything mentioned, your prominence within your community too shall rise.
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by egberts1 2y ago
Metals are problematic after radiation exposure. You will be first ditching your gold rings and jewelry preferably as your first big barter before people get wise. Unless you absolutely had them buried under 3' of earth.
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by egberts1 2y ago
Not disagreeing with you there. Edited grandfather comment.
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by egberts1 2y ago
How to live like a caveman in a post-nuclear age. Your first order is 3' of earth coverage for your shelter's wall and ceiling: this provides the most protection from initial nuclear blast radiation. Second order is ammos and fire
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by egberts1 2y ago
Shameless plug, you can use bash to parse a .INI configuration file. It leverages a one-liner awk: ini_buffer="$(print "%s" "$raw_buffer" | awk '/^\[.*\]$/{obj=$0}/=/{print obj $0}&#x2
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by egberts1 2y ago
That is about as bad as the hostname having a space in it (ergo, Apple iPod).
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by egberts1 2y ago
Wrote a brief recap of "permission" and "login" for authentication from my work in JavaScript malwares. It was a rush outline article with citations. Large binning, salting of hash, and revocatable are my criteria. Some
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by egberts1 2y ago
Most important privacy question is can RedHat AI package operate offline within our own closed network? Otherwise, I would be leery of latching on to some 3rd-party for AI work, even if it's free.
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by egberts1 2y ago
Probably accidentially firewalled the DNS-XFER/IXFR port for a few days. I know this similar scenario happened to our lab setup of root servers.
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by egberts1 2y ago
OepnAI may have not copied but they sefinitely "sampled" the voice.
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by egberts1 2y ago
Unable to find Moebius Sync in Apple App Store in US. Ahhh. Möbius Sync. App Store Link: https://apps.apple.com/us/app/m%C3%B6bius-sync/id1539203216
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by egberts1 2y ago
BIMI gives you ONLY logo spreading of your choice. BIMI, marketers' dream. BIMI, yours for only $999.99 per year. Just for $999.99, you too could enjoy stuffing Ensure's pocket too!
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by egberts1 2y ago
Nope. Not growing that fast anymore. It is dipping down to 0% growth rate, listings up 19%, number of home sold is down 4%, and time-on-market is up 5% longer. https://orchard.com/homes/real-estate-market-report/
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by egberts1 2y ago
Maybe, 9,000+ port 666 opened. https://www.shodan.io/search/report?query=666
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by egberts1 2y ago
Doom should have had that done decades ago. Off-topic: It is nice to see my name amongst the register ports.
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by egberts1 2y ago
I look forward to the resurgence of the Amazon Basin with those extra CO2.
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by egberts1 2y ago
for those interested in deploying BIMI, I wrote this HOWTO. > If the complexity of using BIMI exceeds your desire, you must at a minimum provide for one BIMI DNS TXT record that tells everyone that your BIMI is “disabled” … just to preve
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by egberts1 2y ago
Should bave left the original KeyPassXC Debian package alone and ... Instead to create a `keypassxc-offline` package with those tweaks.
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by egberts1 2y ago
Two months and they're hooked ... or not.

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