onewheeltom

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by onewheeltom 2y ago
Who needs malware when we have Crowdstrike?
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by onewheeltom 2y ago
Not installing a trench box is on the company. Full stop.
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by onewheeltom 2y ago
CS installed on my managed Mac. Generally no problems except randomly network stops working. Fixed by waiting.
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by onewheeltom 2y ago
Outage announcement is almost unreadable, but look, a free trial offer!
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by onewheeltom 2y ago
I've never heard of this. Can you provide links to any scientific data to corroborate this theory?
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by onewheeltom 2y ago
I went from being a loner 20 year old to finding a wife (married 36 years this month) and making many friends by going to a UU church and getting involved with others my age there. Bonus : No religious dogma!
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by onewheeltom 2y ago
I have sleep apnea (obstructive and central) and have never been fat. CPAP masks have never been objectionable to me. interventions that do not require a pharm are good.
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by onewheeltom 2y ago
I've had hearing aids for about 6 years. The technology definitely works. It has to be activated in the hearing aids to use. There is a variation called a "neck loop" which allows an audio signal to be injected to hearing aid
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by onewheeltom 2y ago
I remember when the program started. The vehicle killed many soldiers, some as it was being tested. It is flying garbage. They deserved better.
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by onewheeltom 2y ago
Go to urgent care instead. I told my kid once, if you think you need to see a doctor, tell me before 8 so we can bypass the e-room. The last time we went to emergency, I got a $3000 bill for a strep check and a generic pill.
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by onewheeltom 2y ago
Windows exists on a mini pc on my network. When needed, I turn it on and RDP from my Mac
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by onewheeltom 2y ago
W11 market share “plummeted” from 28.6% to 24% ?
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by onewheeltom 2y ago
Ha ha ha ha ha. That’s a good one.
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by onewheeltom 3y ago
https://www.djoglobal.com/products/regeneration/ol1000 uses magnetic fields to stimulate bone growth. After the appropriate number of treatments, the device bricks itself
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by onewheeltom 3y ago
As we have recently discovered, the current system is clearly open to exploits. Closed source isn’t any better. We need a way to audit the source to find the potential exploits before they are deployed.
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by onewheeltom 3y ago
But then the locusts would be eating anything green in their path as they were swarming. Cicadas are a walk in the park, comparatively.
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by onewheeltom 3y ago
I want the Cliff Notes version..
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by onewheeltom 3y ago
This is easily solved by selling a lighter vehicle. Normal commuters dont need 300 miles of range.
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by onewheeltom 3y ago
Everyone has an opinion
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by onewheeltom 3y ago
I use a cheap HP Envy with instant ink for $4/month and it’s totally fine and mostly trouble free. I’ve recommended it to some people. Even tech support was surprisingly good. For my B&W printing, I use a $120 Brother that duplexes
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by onewheeltom 3y ago
And lets not forget Facebook’s compliance in the ethnic cleansing of the Rohingya from Myanmar.
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by onewheeltom 3y ago
Anki is a great tool for learning.
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by onewheeltom 3y ago
I tolerate my $120 Brother laser and it rarely disappoints
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by onewheeltom 3y ago
I love InstantInk because I hate printers. Paying for prints not ink puts the onus on HP to make sure everything is working properly (or no subscription $$)
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by onewheeltom 3y ago
Probably safer than a 737 Max
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by onewheeltom 3y ago
There is nothing like being in the space during an organ concert or church service. Shock and awe.
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by onewheeltom 3y ago
Buckle up…
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by onewheeltom 3y ago
Phones are making everyone dumber. At least more distracted.
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by onewheeltom 3y ago
Squeaky brakes? Is that a real problem?
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by onewheeltom 3y ago
Cars are great until they break.

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