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by himom 8y ago
Comodo, Tripwire, Symantec, McAfee... on and on.
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by himom 8y ago
Isn’t it also a point that a Finnish library desires to offer a free, public, commonwealth community center where people can break through the Bowling Alone syndrome of commerial, isolated, glowing screen head-down solitude, rather than jus
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by himom 8y ago
This reminds me of the unproven teaching fads pushed into public schools in the late ‘70’s and ‘80’s, which causes some educators to leave and start their own private schools which used proven teaching approaches like phonics.
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by himom 8y ago
Everything he said was true. Residents love having a few extremely desperate, homeless people living in old vans around to look down upon, sneer at and change sides of the street while walking on the sidewalk. It’s not like any of the resid
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by himom 8y ago
Very cool!!! I would explore more of the city here if this were possible... work from different parks and establishments. Instead, seniors and the disabled get hit with another $1 price-hike and have more of an inconvenient, expensive bus s
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by himom 8y ago
Stanford’s housing lottery is extremely contentious. IIRC swapping is allowed. Why not just allow unlimited swapping and let persuasion of any other student in a desired school be possible. Holding some people back when there is a win-win o
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by himom 8y ago
Yup. The article presents a luddite’s false dichotomy. Evidenced-based medicine and critical-thinking skills are complementary. Moreover, I’d prefer automation and optimization of as much of the repetitious work as possible... checking dru
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by himom 8y ago
Seems hand-waving, thin on value and promoting a consulting business. It would’ve been better to talk about the real-world including TPMS and the NTSB investigation approach... making cars very reliable and very complex aircraft safer with
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by himom 8y ago
At least they had some choice. Growing up, I had no choice and couldn’t go to an elementary school a block from my house because of race quotas and forced busing to a magnet school to improve their stats. 1.5 hours each way, 3 hours total e
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by himom 8y ago
Punitive brutality (outdoor tent concentration camps, water-boarding, execution), locking up people for their beliefs, over-incarceration and “throwing away the key” mentality neither engenders reform nor a civilized society... it suggests
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by himom 8y ago
Think pacemaker.
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by himom 8y ago
This is invasive (iVNS), which means installing a box in the patient’s chest and wrapping electrodes around the left VNS in the neck. :/ There have been studies on transcutaneous VNS (tcVNS) of the left ear as well. https://
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by himom 8y ago
I was at Oren’s Hummus Shop in Mountain View when an Israeli-American couple were plopped down next to me. They procesed to converse loudly, and the male smugly boasted about how “horribly old” one rental candidate was, how he’d just waste
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by himom 8y ago
Also, status: rich, beautiful, talented, celebrity, etc. The uncomfortable truth is most people ignore the deaths of homeless people, migrants, poor and anyone in far-off lands because they lack familiarity, propinquity and/or similari
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by himom 8y ago
The novelty wears off for sure, but having a medium-term lover is fun and different than the BS of a relationship. Fun is fun, especially for people whom have massive confidence, social intelligence and game.
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by himom 8y ago
Doing the hard work of personal development, including getting dating coaching, is where it’s at, for people whom are serious to make necessary changes to be their best self. I have: - the world’s worst anxiety (constant hyper vigilance, te
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by himom 8y ago
1. Maintain relationships with positive winners exclusively. 2. Pass on cushy full-time employment for something riskier 3. Antidepressant 4. NoFap 5. Ovo-lacto-pesci-vegetarianism 6. Start conversations with strangers every day, anyone and
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by himom 8y ago
Nixon’s counsel for domestic affairs, John Erlichman, later said: The Nixon campaign in 1968, and the Nixon White House after that, had two enemies: the antiwar left and black people. You understand what I’m saying? We knew we couldn'
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by himom 8y ago
EDIT: US donors can find a place to donate here https://www.redcross.org/give-blood . Almost every modern country has a “where to donate” website. Long-time A+ donor here, not as long. Platelets donation takes time and uses
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by himom 8y ago
7 digits? It’s 3+2+4=9 digits in the US.
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by himom 8y ago
Another reason to go organic.
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by himom 8y ago
In protected mode, SS is a descriptor offset into the GDT. It doesn’t make sense to change SS very often unless there are multiple stacks. Furthermore, it doesn’t make sense to overcomplicate an already over-complicated instruction set burd
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by himom 8y ago
That’s cool. Ty.
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by himom 8y ago
Impossible Burger revolution is a better solution than an incremental improvement.
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by himom 8y ago
Even so, animal ag still uses lots of land, water, risks pollution of air and water, pandemic and antibotic resistance.
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by himom 8y ago
No crowdshare guillotine apps yet, but I hear Khosla Ventures and KPCB want to invest to materialize this category.
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by himom 8y ago
Hmm.. so does this imply T-cell replacement therapy or 3D-printed cloned thymus transplatation may both decrease cancer growth and prevent new cancers from developing past a few cells? And, IIRC, isn’t cancer one of the top, if not the top,
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by himom 8y ago
Lyme disease is rampant in Silicon Valley wherever the deer are. And the deer ticks (vector) are very small. https://www.sccgov.org/sites/vector/resources/disease-contro... https://patch.com/c
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by himom 8y ago
It’s not approved for human use. A human taking it would be gambling with their health.
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Palo Alto has permanent 24/7 suicide-by-train watch at all major crossings. Those folks sit out all night, even in heavy downpours, under a flimsy vinyl personal shelter and what amounts to a beach chair.

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