geggam

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   by geggam 7y ago

   Good luck with this. Those insurance contracts can keep you from paying cash for services. If they can do that the in and out of network is much simpler to defend in court. Recently had a situation where we were pressed for time and was wai
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   by geggam 7y ago

   Having spent 5 months in Germany recently I can say without a doubt the entire food chain in that nation is something I miss. Tap water tasted great and the food was super high quality.
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   by geggam 7y ago

   You dont have a warrant to find those peoples things. Get a warrant before searching for each persons DNA, not search each persons DNA then get a warrant
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   by geggam 7y ago

   AKA fishing
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   by geggam 7y ago

   Eliminate all insurance. It's an algorithm to take profit from shared costs based on fear
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   by geggam 7y ago

   Mention the word firestick around alexa... the wtf moment was creepy
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   by geggam 7y ago

   So if google glass people were glassholes what do we call alexa people ?
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   by geggam 7y ago

   Having just visited the EU I can tell you the working folks in those socialist countries are pissed they have to support immigrants who arent contributing. Its not all roses over there
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   by geggam 7y ago

   Many of us who won the genetic lottery are sick of paying for those who didn't Where do you draw this line ? If someone cannot afford to eat or live a healthy lifestyle do you kick them while they are down ?
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    by geggam 7y ago

    Odd how it worked before insurance took over the healthcare system. Care to share what you see would be different ?
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    by geggam 7y ago

    Yep, solve global warming crisis, food crisis, insurance crisis Life is harsh and the system we have setup will require this or war to change. You pick how the death happens. The fact death has to happen for change is inevitable ( channelin
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    by geggam 7y ago

    not only that... your healthcare provider has contracts with the insurance company and the insurance company can actually block you from simply paying cash for services. Let that sink in a bit
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    by geggam 7y ago

    Insurance is socialism for profit
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    by geggam 7y ago

    Military healthcare sucks. You dont get a say you get told what to do.
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    by geggam 7y ago

    Simply removing insurance and letting the free market adjust would fix the issue. When I was a kid no one worried about hospital bankrupting the family. Now anything larger than a paper cut has the chance to bankrupt most families. Combine
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    by geggam 7y ago

    Being ugly and functional is fine with me. Pretty and exploitable seems a bit silly as a reason for use. Pidgin does so much more than xmpp
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    by geggam 7y ago

    I have often wondered why everyone simply doesnt use Pidgin OTR ... or OTR for every communication
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    by geggam 7y ago

    I built my own with OpenBSD to get this and other functionality Not to mention the cool toys you can setup to see what is happening https://undeadly.org/cgi?action=article;sid=20140228093820
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    by geggam 7y ago

    And it's easier to move around, for a fee. Think of this business opportunity. Start a company where you imagine wealth into existence then loan it to others. Then you setup partner systems where you charge folks who use that wealth. A
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    by geggam 7y ago

    ^ this is they key to being wealthy, counterfeiting :)
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    by geggam 7y ago

    From what I can gather skimming instead of using users / groups to isolate processes they are using containers. It feels like Linux and windows are converging into a single OS
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    by geggam 7y ago

    So your definition of a container is simply the namespaces ? No cgroups ?
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    by geggam 7y ago

    I am starting to think I should block all traffic out of my home network and force everything to go through a proxy server where I can manage all outbound traffic. The number of devices I have plugged into my home network is astonishing and
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    by geggam 7y ago

    Ever take a picture of the beautiful moon with that snazzy phone ? Turns out like crap. I doubt even the best camera phone could catch meaningful video of an object at 20k ft
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    by geggam 7y ago

    Non content information is content. Meta data can be used as a serious invasion of privacy. This semantic dance violates the spirit of the law.
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    by geggam 7y ago

    It doesn't have to, the fact it observes communication without due process violates the constitution. Full stop.
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    by geggam 7y ago

    Dont forget the 20 million + veterans in the US who have also taken that oath.
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    by geggam 7y ago

    You mean like popcorntime used to be ?
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    by geggam 7y ago

    If the rules are published people can craft their lies better. Suffice to say interviews tend to surface these issues but that is a waste of my time. Yes the hiring process sucks but typically I know within 5 minutes of talking to someone i
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    by geggam 7y ago

    I believe the whistleblower act does cover this contract as is mentioned elsewhere turning this lawsuit into retaliation by the govt thus illegal https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Whistleblower_Protection_Act