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by m3047 1y ago
TIL: Snitchbench!
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by m3047 1y ago
That can mean a lot of different things, and imply various adjacent activities which may or may not meet your definition of "contributing". I've submitted PRs to projects I use (dnspython, scapy). One of the cybersecurity com
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by m3047 1y ago
15% - 25% of exposed ICS are honeypots. Some juicy graphics farther down.
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by m3047 1y ago
I don't have a college degree. I made a deal with the head of the college math department that he'd sign me in to (senior level) Numerical Analysis (this was the early 1980s) if I taught myself calculus first; which I did. He had
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by m3047 1y ago
> And forcing all cell phones of every design every where to have GPS. Cell phones need some kind of accurate-enough (GPS is arguably overkill) self-locating ability, because the encryption properties of the modulation make passive trans
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by m3047 1y ago
A chunk of the Post Alley article is spent on the observation that a single stevedoring company controls operations at all terminals in Seattle, but not in Tacoma; yet they're both part of the same port alliance.
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by m3047 1y ago
Fix it, so somebody doesn't have to die like you.
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by m3047 1y ago
Hey. I brought up ranitidine because it is specifically associated with nitrosamines, and nitrosamines cause colon cancer. No redirect: colon cancer. You take issue with prilosec being admitted to this debate, then that would be because ion
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by m3047 1y ago
Squeeze this lemon till the juice come out: https://www.verywellhealth.com/does-omeprazole-cause-cancer-... ddg:prilosec cancer Buy some. Read the packaging. Fuck Amazon.
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by m3047 1y ago
It is acknowledged that nitrosamines cause cancer. It is acknowledged that ranitidine breaks down on the shelf to nitrosamines: this wasn't discovered by the FDA or another government agency, it was discovered by a mail-order, compound
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by m3047 1y ago
How many people took Zantac (ranitidine) the highly spammed H2 blocker? https://www.nfcr.org/blog/3-common-heartburn-drugs-are-assoc... Doctors don't ask about this. People still take Prilosec, and it's ackno
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by m3047 1y ago
It's not the cooking, it's leaving them tightly wrapped in the foil (anaerobic) and not refrigerated; and then not reheating them hot enough to destroy the toxin. The toxin is destroyed at less than 100C, but not the bug.
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by m3047 1y ago
> There is so little fresh surface water on Earth that if you collected it all into a ball, it would barely reach across New York City. I'm not sure what this means. I think we could drop New York City in one of the Great Lakes with
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by m3047 1y ago
TIL: MacOS ships with YARA.
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by m3047 1y ago
It was a few years ago, but potatoes baked in foil were the leading cause of food-borne botulism that year. I can't find a ranked list for a recent year, but it's still a recurring cause.
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by m3047 1y ago
The biggest harm today is people in training for "people interaction" specialties with a high degree of empathy / ability to read others: psychology, counseling, forensic interviewing. They pay a lot of money (or it's in
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by m3047 1y ago
> behind the scenes Asbestos was at times used in: * cigarrette filters * water filters * hair dryers * space heaters * anti-scorch pads (stoves and bunsen burners) * HVAC duct sealing * boiler, pipe, and duct insulation (buildings, mach
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by m3047 1y ago
Debugging co-routines / threading is a pain in any language. I'm a big believer in observability anyway so this isn't a leap. Nor is it the first time I did this very thing, but last time I had implemented a console and it wa
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by m3047 1y ago
_The Pervert's (Lacanism) Guide to Computer Languages_: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mZyvIHYn2zk or if you're old school or your father was a shrink you could use the Leary Wheel from his _Interpersonal Diagnos
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by m3047 1y ago
Not a collab environment (or wifi firing range), more of a curated collection of mostly static resources. But it's a good idea.
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by m3047 2y ago
Having watched the repeated immolation of blissful innocence since smart email clients would run whatever smart (OLE? Smart? I'm kidding.) document was delivered, this is going to be so much fun in a trainwreck kind of way.
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by m3047 2y ago
Ground feature echo (mentioned in the article)... possible. Not mentioned here or in the article: thermocline in the atmosphere. Thermocline in the water is traditionally how submarines "hide" from surface ships. I hear flanging f
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by m3047 2y ago
If AI could build tires then the quick lube could just come to your place of work and assemble the tires right on your car from raw materials, amiright? Look, my last set of tires cost $1000 (and that was before COVID). They might last 50K
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by m3047 2y ago
Not the ur-chicken I'm referring to, but a great read... could be a post on HN: https://www.audubon.org/magazine/november-december-2014/stal...
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by m3047 2y ago
(I own chickens. There's an "Ur-chicken".) The thing that jumped out at me in the article was this implied definition of "intuitive": "In mammals, brain development follows an intuitive path: The cells in the e
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by m3047 2y ago
There is a transmissible dog tumor which originated with handwave wolves. Apparently there are possibly others. (TIL!) https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Canine_transmissible_venereal_...
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by m3047 2y ago
I put auto horns on my motorcycle(s). In the Seattle urban core (when I lived there, 15 years ago), if I honked then people looked for the car -- they weren't looking at me. Other than that, seems to have the intended effect.
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by m3047 2y ago
If you're on Medicare and trying to figure out whether something is covered, CPT codes are the glue in a rat trap, the pin sticking bug to a board, you get the idea. Everything is done by CPT codes. But you can't go and reference
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by m3047 2y ago
This just in... /s Seriously though, Sullivan lost his appeal. You should have read up on this. https://www.courthousenews.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/03/us...
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by m3047 2y ago
Collect underpants... (LLM).... profit! Using the recipe site cited, the only acknowledgement of profit is "but seriously fuck you if you have that many popup ads". Mkay... "In 30 days, we launched a robust API & an RSS f

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