kgarten

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by kgarten 5y ago
It's not a list, I won't be executing a shell script from a organization that cares about having zero day exploits.
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by kgarten 5y ago
There's CIS KubeBench and OpenSCAP as other comments mentioned. I don't trust an organization that keeps Zero days to themselves for offensive capabilities.
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by kgarten 5y ago
Not available in my country ... Region filters for IP addresses are just iditoic.
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by kgarten 5y ago
Downvotes, but no counter? Can you name numbers comparing how many books with problematic woke content are used versus the books mentioned from the guardian?
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by kgarten 5y ago
https://med.stanford.edu/news/all-news/2021/09/surgical-mask... Another one ...
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by kgarten 5y ago
It seems he is. I see a much bigger push to prevent any type of critical discussion about issues of slavery etc. I'm also always surprised how little US citizens know about their own history. Ask somebody about "Birth of a Nation&
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by kgarten 5y ago
CRT is something taught in law school, not in elementary schools. You have an indoctrination problem in the US but it definitely does not come from CRT. I looked at some of the illustrations of "Not My Idea"... it's a bit wir
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by kgarten 5y ago
we have the controlled experiments, correlations in infections and annectodal evidence in individual incidence: https://www.cdc.gov/mmwr/volumes/70/wr/mm7035e2.htm what experiment setup that has not bee
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by kgarten 5y ago
Also they just tested one mask. In HK, Taiwan and Japan a lot of people are wearing 2 masks: 1 surgical mask and a cotton mask on top :) Doesn't help at all (check Taiwan's and HK's numbers compared with Texas ... much higher
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by kgarten 5y ago
lol ... yes simulations and models are completely useless (wake up: ALL models are wrong, but some are useful). If you cannot come up with a better explanation why masks should not work, you are just somebody who's not accepting the cu
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by kgarten 5y ago
nice little project :) on a tangent I was playing with https://github.com/piccolomo/plotext for a bit (especially on a data analysis server connected over ssh it's quite useful, if you don't have the bandwidt
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by kgarten 5y ago
Any update on the SDK? Would love to start playing eighths emulator and the APIs. Have some ideas for applications and want to see if they are possible.
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by kgarten 5y ago
Not really, as for other mi bands you need to get the pairing key. I followed the info here: https://codeberg.org/Freeyourgadget/Gadgetbridge/wiki/Huami-... live heartrate, activity + sleep data sync works ou
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by kgarten 5y ago
thanks a lot! ... it's a bit of a compromise. Yet, it works perfectly.
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by kgarten 5y ago
GrapheneOS is just Android without google services (so some libraries etc. might not work). For my purposes good enough.
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by kgarten 5y ago
It uses Android's. It works like a regular Android smartphone, you enable Developer Mode + USB debugging. Android Studio recognizes the phone and complies /runs your application.
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by kgarten 5y ago
Sorry, this was a bit out of context. As the other commenter assumed, it is for replacing/extending the functionality of the phone. For example, I wanted to access the heartrate and other mi band data and it's quite easy with gad
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by kgarten 5y ago
Switched to GrapheneOS with the Pixel 5. Email/Calendar integration works fine (K-9 Mail). Signal as instant messenger. Organic Maps as Map application. Replaced Apple Watch with GadgetBridge and a Mi 6 band (cheaper and I have easy a
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by kgarten 5y ago
> Humans should study every ad and every app before it gets published Have you seen Brazil? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Brazil_(1985_film) What you are describing sounds for me exactly like a bureaucratic nightmar
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by kgarten 5y ago
My point is more that "being human" limits any type of knowledge acquisition, as we are tribal/political beings. Check the nature podcasts I linked to, they go into quite some detail and give good examples. I don't think
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by kgarten 5y ago
Truth is a tricky word. Science is not about finding the truth. Science can help you find evidence for a hypothesis you formulated. Yet, you still formulated the hypothesis. The scientific methods help you to be more evidence based. Yet,the
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by kgarten 5y ago
I wondered about that. ... science is political, always was and always will be. As we humans are biased and driven by politics and beliefs so is the science we do. In most debates I see here on hacker news both sides believe the science is
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Designing Virtual Worlds is free for download(mud.co.uk)
1 points by kgarten 5y ago|0 comments
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by kgarten 5y ago
This is what I see when opening the link: https://imgur.com/a/ITXoipP Come and Design Digital Toilets ... https://imgur.com/a/2rzcgjG The book seems interesting. but the advertisement would have
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Squingle VR Puzzle Game(store.steampowered.com)
1 points by kgarten 5y ago|0 comments
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by kgarten 5y ago
About Texas: https://www.texastribune.org/2021/08/12/texas-coronavirus-gr... Check the graph about mask mandates ... Hoping the best for Texas, yet this looks bad.
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by kgarten 5y ago
Your lancet study with 172 publications comes to this conclusion: "These data also suggest that wearing face masks protects people (both health-care workers and the general public) against infection by these coronaviruses." Again,
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by kgarten 5y ago
forgot: here's the paper (it's just mentioned in Japanese in the video) https://journals.asm.org/doi/10.1128/mSphere.00637-20 your controlled experiment with Sars-COV-2 particles :)
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by kgarten 5y ago
> The "scientific consensus" was that the earth was the center of the universe. Yes, and then somebody found a better model (that's also still wrong) yet explained more and we used it. So my question, what's your bet
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by kgarten 5y ago
So I don't know what you are arguing: We have a lot of evidence on the effectiveness of masks in relationship to preventing droplet infection. We don't have so much about COVID 19. On the community level it looks promising for me,

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