kornhole

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by kornhole 3y ago
A related discussion is here: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=36240325
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by kornhole 3y ago
I do not think any air purifiers can fit inside your face mask. I assume in room air purifiers will capture some as they are particles like others that get caught in filters.
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by kornhole 3y ago
Yes those N95 and other disposable masks people have been wearing for years are made of plastic. This is a great way to ingest nanoplastics.
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by kornhole 3y ago
Great timing on empires who sacrifice children. Today this article about Instagram facilitating child sex trafficking was released. https://www.lifesitenews.com/news/instagram-facilitates-vast... Mel Gibson is about to
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by kornhole 3y ago
Julian Assange suffered a worse fate for doing much less and nothing illegal. The 'crime' of both was revealing information inconvenient to the powerful. The powerful had their MSM focus on the messenger rather than the message an
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by kornhole 3y ago
This may be true of many corporate platforms, but this article describes what was done with a Mastodon instance. Mastodon instances are generally commercial/advertising free. This and my social media instances are not trying to harvest
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by kornhole 3y ago
This and the many other ways of creating one time or disposable email accounts illustrates that email verification does not and can not prevent spammers. Because similar services exist for phone numbers, SMS verification does not stop knowl
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by kornhole 3y ago
I know of services that provide pools of non-voip phone numbers that work similar to this. So phone number verification might slow but not prevent these account creations.
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by kornhole 3y ago
You are right. .ML is the TLD for the country of Mali which is an interesting choice. I did a trace route on both and found them hosted on different servers. There may be no connection, and I don't think it matters anyways.
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by kornhole 3y ago
That is just one instance. I believe the .ML stands for Marxist Leninist if that is the community you want to join. There are many other instances sprouting up, and you can spin up your own pretty easily. Like any fediverse instance, the am
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by kornhole 3y ago
I have been running Armbian on a 5 as home server for some time with a ton of services. It has performed impressively well with 2TB NVME and additional 8TB of drives I have connected. It is a relatively powerful home server with low cost, p
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by kornhole 3y ago
I have known about this for a long time and make inconvenient efforts to avoid O365 as much as possible. I do all my writing in other apps such as notepad++ and then paste into Outlook or other app when finished. I use my own Nextcloud serv
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by kornhole 3y ago
Pour a bottle of bleach over them before they are allowed to come into the house.
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by kornhole 3y ago
Except that the vaccines never stopped infection or spread. Here is a humorous video on it. https://youtu.be/E0Mup2cs6Uw
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by kornhole 3y ago
These are facts and not theory. Which of these statements do you think is untrue?
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by kornhole 3y ago
This one may have been a leak of unfinished product rather than a release. The vaccine was already in development at that time. A lot of people made a ton of money.
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by kornhole 3y ago
Because this type of research was banned in the US. Fauci was the highest paid federal employee for a reason. Labs were setup in Ukraine and other parts of the world with funding coming through NIH.
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by kornhole 3y ago
After someone was tortured by police and he is safely home away from the police, we should listen to what he says. If he is no longer under coercion, it is more likely to be honest.
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by kornhole 3y ago
You should have kept reading. The article goes into quite a bit of detail on this debate and how the CIA was preparing before their confessions to explain that they were forced to say things. There is a rich story around many people and the
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by kornhole 3y ago
How would we be able to weaponize human rights abuses in other countries if the world knew we were deploying bioweapons? Censhorship, propaganda, and secrecy is the answer.
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by kornhole 3y ago
A few engineered viruses can go a long way cheaply. Problem is you cannot control the spread. You need to have a vaccine ready for the blowback.
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by kornhole 3y ago
Absolutely. Us sysadmins have plenty of reasons to be paranoid.
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by kornhole 3y ago
https://sc.vern.cc/@jeff-kaye/cia-mkultra-and-the-cover-up-o... was a good long read. Biowarfare and mind control have come a long way since those relatively ancient times. Now we have synthetic DNA to develop gain of
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by kornhole 3y ago
RSS is a far better delivery method.
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by kornhole 3y ago
I am referring to the device or OS on either end rather than the client SW used for communication. When those are compromised, nothing is safe.
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by kornhole 3y ago
I am important, and so are you. I am not a person of interest to state security. If you want to go next level, carefully use an anonymous phone and a data only SIM card. This makes it more difficult to identify your device to which any one
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by kornhole 3y ago
The NSA has no problem with end to end encryption as long as they can listen in on one end.
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by kornhole 3y ago
Many people have been conditioned to think they are unimportant and these companies would not waste time looking at their stuff. They may not understand the power of AI which can constantly scan, remember, and process the information of man
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by kornhole 3y ago
Much of the big events of lately are more related to mass surveillance, censorship, and election interference. Check out the Twitter Files, Russiagate, and final Durham report on Racket.news. Congress has been holding a special investigatio
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by kornhole 3y ago
I gave one to my sister, mom, and tech challenged partner. They love them. The area that required help was coaching them on operational security by picking better apps/networks and maintaining their firewall settings properly.

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