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by kefka 10y ago
As and aside, it also disgusts me that male-male rape is used as an additional punishment in prison, and is seen as a wide positive side effect in the "law-and-order" types. Ive seen plenty show and movies that talk how "Bubb
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by kefka 10y ago
From a security perspective, there is the least privilege concept. Why does the VP have that kind of access by default? I understand having a separate account if needs are there, of having some sort of priv-escalation. In my new job as netw
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by kefka 10y ago
There's also PageNodes, Node-Red for the browser. I IPFS-ified this one. https://ipfs.io/ipfs/QmbLPfyehFnViKZpU237P6a6DpjCfWFSoDBMQFG...
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by kefka 10y ago
Given the amount of Samsung products I've had fail, as well as colleagues who have had similar experiences, I consider them to be a sub-par brand. Think Chineseium, but a bit further south. https://www.washingtonpost.com&#x2
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by kefka 10y ago
I know the guy who did it. I sat behind him until I started my new job this week. Cool dude.
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by kefka 10y ago
@ mchmch (dead response) > The Cause of Insulin Resistance What’s gumming up the door locks on our muscle cells, preventing insulin from letting glucose in? It’s fat. Intramyocellular lipids, or the fat inside our muscle cells. Yeah. T
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by kefka 10y ago
I'm 6'5", at time of type 2 diagnosis, I was 320 lbs, 44" waistline, a1c=7.1, fasting glucose=161 mG/dL . That was last December. They caught it in time before I really had many symptoms, although I was starting to
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by kefka 10y ago
My experience is, I can still have: blueberries, raspberries, blackberries, strawberries (well, some), a little bit of apple (we're talking about splitting a tart apple half with wife), and some grapes. It's not 100% true, but the
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by kefka 10y ago
Total carbs, I'm not entirely sure. My body reacts to Net Carbs, which is (Total - Fiber). As for net carbs, I eat anywhere from 5-15g Some diabetics cannot subtract fiber, because they respond to the whole load via their glucometer. F
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by kefka 10y ago
I recognize the text pattern from before. Pretty sure I've dealt with this user before, on articles about Diabetes. In the end, it's a whole lot of breathlessness about veganism will "fix diabetes". Of course, no citatio
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by kefka 10y ago
Why do you believe that child porn should be given a legal carve-out? Once the system to scan is in place, it matters not what's actually being scanned. And there's the fact that CP is strict statutory. Meaning, I can get your ema
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by kefka 10y ago
And all I want to do is to run arbitrary binaries on a device I own. Hmm. Apple prevents me from that. Seems more of a rental agreement, than outright purchase.
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by kefka 10y ago
Ive not yet had a chance to run this. Does this include Semi-dense mapping, or is it hobbled with sparse only? ORB-SLAM was claimed to have included in their github repo the semi-dense, and then faked everyone out with "too bad, not in
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by kefka 10y ago
Heh, in my mind it made perfect sense. CloudFlare is a anti-DDoS and CDN network. IPFS is a CDN protocol that anyone can join or put files into. It doesn't quite hide the endpoints, but anyone can inject data. It does what CloudFlare d
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by kefka 10y ago
And notice those weird hashed links? IPFS hashes. As a quick primer, it's a hash that points towards a directory of content. Everything's deduplicated. Based on Torrents, GIT, and self-referential filesystems. an IPFS hash is immu
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by kefka 10y ago
I think the following is a good way to do an "App Store": http://ftp.us.debian.org/debian/ And companies, individuals, non-profits, and others are all allowed to run their own repos, or mirror these.
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by kefka 10y ago
For secure messaging, I trust QTox and properly vetted Onion-aware applications. Pretty much, if a for-profit company offers it, I can only assume it will be used to the fullest extent for their profitability. And they will, depending on po
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by kefka 10y ago
Hmm.. I thought I included my project. https://hackaday.io/project/12985-multisite-homeofficehacker... . Look further down on Tor configuration, and I include seamless .onion resolution. I do agree that a technological
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by kefka 10y ago
Please, I am absolutely for protections of data privacy even more stringent than what the USPS does with parcels. I would be for something akin to "Swiss Banking requirements for Data" - where companies are NOT allowed to shar
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by kefka 10y ago
I don't quite follow that analogy. My underlying thoughts are as follows. Yahoo is the target in this story, so I'll use Yahoo as the placeholder for any company that deals with user data in that capacity. When you send an email,
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by kefka 10y ago
You're right, that US govt bulk-scanning is terrifying, especially without warrants. But what happens when Facebook scans your private chats and reports your illegal doings to the police? ( http://www.infowars.com/faceb
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by kefka 10y ago
Lets take it a different way: You're knowingly sending your data to a 3rd party. You're not encrypting. It's not through the USPS (special protections). It seems bloody evident that, of course, your email provider can read yo
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by kefka 10y ago
You start out in 1954 by saying, “Nigger, nigger, nigger.” By 1968 you can't say “nigger” — that hurts you. Backfires. So you say stuff like forced busing, states' rights and all that stuff. You're getting so abstract now [th
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by kefka 10y ago
This whole clusterfuck is thanks to Reagans (Nancy and Reagan). Prior to the 80's "War On Drugs", it was only an offence to MAKE drugs. In Prohibition, only those who made alcohol were violating the law. You could still posse
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by kefka 10y ago
I can only blame the... uhh..err.. uhmm... The Windows Calculator! Blast it all! :)
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by kefka 10y ago
Precisely. I highlight a similar pricing breakdown with their IoT / MQTT service and their price inanities as well. As far as I can tell, this insane pricing is for the idea of "Can't go wrong with purchasing Microsoft Servic
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by kefka 10y ago
Yes, and if you were doing anything with the recently killed (or soon to be) RemoteApp, billing there was a disaster. Absolute horrible disaster. Overbilled to my employer because their websites did not equal to what they quoted us. They al
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by kefka 10y ago
Absolutely not. If anything, they are worse at hidden billing than Comcast. Then again, AWS is also pretty atrocious as well (just rear Glacier horror stories). But more people understand the pricing with AWS. I find that Azure is about 1.5
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by kefka 10y ago
It would not be wise to argue with someone who can hellban you. Even if it is purely logical and factual in nature. Lobste.rs is also a good HN-alt. A bit more groupthink on common topics, and less groupthink on VC stuff.
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by kefka 10y ago
My Gods, please accept my condolences. When your husband, Robin Williams passed away, I mourned for him. I was only someone who greatly appreciated his humor and drama. As a personal mourning for someone whom affected me as a viewer, I watc

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