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by egberts1 2y ago
Yes, I wholeheartedly agreed. This stance came shortly after I just buried my mother-in-law. Had been doing home-based hospice care for 3 (now deceased) parents of mine. Took 19-years solidly out of my life. So, yes. Quicker the better, at
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by egberts1 2y ago
But Buddha is ok.
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by egberts1 3y ago
Really? A website under Montengro country domain? id.me
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by egberts1 3y ago
Perhaps, they keep Austin TOO weird.
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by egberts1 3y ago
You do do know that there is this "behavioral clause" that is in your employment contract.
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by egberts1 3y ago
Or worse, multiple faster than algaes and sucking up all the Nitrogen from thr air.
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by egberts1 3y ago
What makes us post "No Soliciting" signs.
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by egberts1 3y ago
Cool! Now we can expect to see an endless stream of dead president's speeches "LIVE" from the White House. This should end well.
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by egberts1 3y ago
"A strange game. The only winning move is not to play." -- Joshua, W.O.P.R., "War Games"
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by egberts1 3y ago
thanks, added it above and here. https://www.synthego.com/blog/rnai-vs-crispr-guide#:~:text=C... .
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by egberts1 3y ago
https://www.pnas.org/doi/10.1073/pnas.2317274121
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by egberts1 3y ago
The PNAS paper link to the PDF document. https://www.pnas.org/doi/10.1073/pnas.2317274121
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by egberts1 3y ago
Edited for extra citations Only downside is that RNAi (and mRNA) are uncorrectable once introduced.[9] I fear for the brave volunteers of such a drug trial, or worse those manufacturers who skip the FDA trial through Emergency Use Authoriza
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by egberts1 3y ago
"Democracy dies in Darkness" -- paywalled Washington Post since 2017.
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by egberts1 3y ago
After the Great Moderation Holocaust, it is no surprise that Reddit has ham-fisted themself tidily and neatly.
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by egberts1 3y ago
Low-turnout because not everyone is convinced that the rumor of United States IRS website being hosted in a foreign country of Montrnegro is false or not, id.me
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by egberts1 3y ago
That's why I use Gentoo/Linux and portage.
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by egberts1 3y ago
Correct, but will Linux? Pottering?
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by egberts1 3y ago
Aside from the sbin/bin merger, Gone are the sane embedded world where we kept /bin in unchangeable EEPROM, /usr/bin in site-wide admin-controlled, and /usr/local where local admin roams and developers are left
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by egberts1 3y ago
I am surprised to see the website saying: Sandboxes don't have network access, so if a malicious document can compromise one, it can't phone home With a combo CSS, HTML, JS it is networkable from localhost.
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by egberts1 3y ago
Unsuperisenly, no.
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by egberts1 3y ago
Signature forgery?
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by egberts1 3y ago
Even from sandboxed JS, you can do network probes. https://github.com/joevennix/lan-js
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by egberts1 3y ago
So is Five-Eyes ... ... ... presumably.
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by egberts1 3y ago
Dammit, you're Gumby!
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by egberts1 3y ago
That's why I do not put Smart TV on a IP subnet having Internet access; I blocked a block of IP addresses from going out to the Internet ... for all my IoTs, including the Smart TVs. I too have several LG TVs and see their periodic att
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by egberts1 3y ago
Real question is does it prevent freezing? Like 100%. After all, the human body is quite resilient … above freezing. I am thinking in Nome, Alaska where such heat pump could prove its versatility as an anti-freezing component of living qua
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by egberts1 3y ago
There is always IP filtering, DNS blocking, and HTTP agent screening. Just sayin'.
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by egberts1 3y ago
Wire cut is a definite hard alert. More reliable indictor than a jammed WiFi, way less false positive too.
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by egberts1 3y ago
Agreed. Too bad that my sarcasm went in too thickly.

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