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by moremetadata 4y ago
I'd like to see this sort of hardware built into a smart phone as a matter of course, I think the Infosec specialists would find it extremely useful.
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by moremetadata 4y ago
> Luckily for those who enjoy travelling to the UK, the pound sterling has been weak in recent years, dipping as low as $1.07 in late 2022. Even still, dollars buy a lot more than they used to in the UK, so it's a great time to be t
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by moremetadata 4y ago
If you watched the link, you'd see the 3d effect, so is it looking for a problem when 3d is the holy grail of av entertainment problem?
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by moremetadata 4y ago
Casomorphin is a biologically active opioid peptide part of a global market worth US $871 billion globally and you don't have to inject! Who says illicit drugs cant be legalised?
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by moremetadata 4y ago
If you have limited melanin where does it go, your sun tan or substantia nigra?
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by moremetadata 4y ago
> a slow-motion ad increases feelings of immersion A good example being the 1992 Cadbury's Flake advert. So much codified in this advert, I dont know where to begin! Its certainly not Northern and Shell Ltd. https://www.y
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by moremetadata 4y ago
Omega 3's precursors for endocannabinoids, which probably explains why the Dutch decriminalised cannabis to reduce the heroin epidemic and demonstrates what a state knew all those years ago, just like the UK got kids to take cod liver
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by moremetadata 4y ago
>Vitamin D naturally occurs when people go outside and get exposed to the sun, and going outside is correlated with all sorts of healthy traits. And also increases the risk of skin cancer and Parkinson's!
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by moremetadata 4y ago
> https://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=amish+drunk+dri... The Amish have been reminding Americans what they miss out on by ignoring their past. In fact anyone with a horse and likes a drink at the pub, knows its
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by moremetadata 4y ago
So doesnt things like windows defender offline scans and other offline scans where the HD bitlocker codes is typed in manually not detect the rootkit? Half the problem I find with these security products is knowing what their actual abiliti
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by moremetadata 4y ago
> [0]: https://www.welivesecurity.com/2023/03/01/blacklotus-uefi-bo ... So how do you remove it?
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by moremetadata 4y ago
> So how do you get a startup from zero to 10k customers? I dont know! I've used the latest tech as it became available, and I'm left thinking, either no one is seeing things like the fax mailshots, postal campaigns, advertisin
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by moremetadata 4y ago
And its the govts that enable the tax havens, citing if they dont, some other govt will, ergo all govts are criminal in so many ways.
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by moremetadata 4y ago
> I'll respond with a European perspective. I'm old enough to have seen the internet evolve in the UK, and as usual the US dominates it and screws it up for the whole planet. I'm surrounded by USAF, and pro American brits
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by moremetadata 4y ago
When you consider innuendo and not just the initial message, you'll find a lot of communication takes place this way, but innuendo isn't taught to most people so they are oblivious to what's really going on around them and it
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by moremetadata 4y ago
> We’ve found that hitting the front page results in a giant, ego-boosting traffic boost, with a noticeable but small signup boost. I know people who've paid agents £10k's to get an advert disguised as an article written in som
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by moremetadata 4y ago
The conversations I saw claimed they could read the ink on upto 4 sheets of A4 folded in an envelope. It may have been a form of social engineering, because I'm aware state hackers ignore laws and invade peoples privacy and enter their
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by moremetadata 4y ago
What online child predators? I was a child before the internet and was used for pedo hunts before the internet, usually having to try on underwear in the UK store Littlewoods, the number of adults that attracted, who struck up conversations
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by moremetadata 4y ago
> I'm not aware of any postal service that uses a method other then optical imaging for address reading. Further, in some countries such as the US, it is not legal for the postal service to "look inside" mail pieces withou
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by moremetadata 4y ago
Except when using a USB keyboard and can type faster than the keyboard can determine the keys pressed especially when when using modifier keys like Alt and Shift and the USB bus is being overwhelmed with other USB data. Stick with a PS&#x2F
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by moremetadata 4y ago
> >rise of smartphones was also the rise of “phubbing”, i.e. when people go on their phones instead of paying attention to the people around them I remember when there werent just a few dominant phone manufacturers, so down the pub pe
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by moremetadata 4y ago
> It looks like it went through the automated letter sorter, too I understand the mail sorting depots can x-ray scan and read the contents of letters up to 4 pages of a4 folded, but that could have been hackers feeding me fake info in or
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by moremetadata 4y ago
Minimal postal address is: Building Number/Name Postcode Postcode is the name of the road or street if its not too long, but some long roads or high density area's may have two or more postcodes for a road or street as do building
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by moremetadata 4y ago
> Ah. Well, I'm not going to try to reason with you, then. Why are you in denial? Is it because you haven't experienced or witnessed it? I can tell you that the so called National Curriculum was only national in name, this is s
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by moremetadata 4y ago
Why shouldnt they? Amazon is probably more financially sound than many banks!
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by moremetadata 4y ago
I see no one has 3d printed one yet.
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by moremetadata 4y ago
There is now compelling evidence of the antidepressant potential of D-serine, a NMDAR co-agonist. Compared to ketamine, D-serine goes along without any psychotomimetic effects or other side effects and thus might be a prom-ising novel antid
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by moremetadata 4y ago
> How is working for money slavery? Its not, but the way the money is distributed and created is. For example during the 2008 crisis because the velocity of money fell, banks were desperate to get people spending again so interest free £
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by moremetadata 4y ago
> made me wonder if this is something that could affect them later in life. There are plenty of study's that carried out experiments into learned helplessness[1,2] whats interesting now is how its being associated with things like d
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by moremetadata 4y ago
I'll stick with my mega doses of algal oil derived omega-3s they are not so fishy in taste or burps. Of all the tissues in the body, retina contains the highest concentration of the omega-3 fatty acid (FA), docosahexaenoic acid (DHA).

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