rolph

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by rolph 5d ago
agreed, the golden ratio in the case of biological structure is a consequence of geometric progression of progressive assembly, its not a driver. the better direction in my opinion, is the mutual reinforcement of coupled dynamic systems, th
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by rolph 7d ago
a bit late chiming in, but, this is not a naive question. the definition of organ precedes developmental genetics, as a collection of tissues composing a structural unit, fullfilling a distinct function. its a sloppy definition in the con
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by rolph 7d ago
the forebrain, and hindbrain, dont merge during development, and they are not derived of radically different cells, and they originate from the same process. the difference between them is expressive regulation. wikipedia being what it is,
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by rolph 7d ago
this is not the claim made by the researchers generating this paper. this is thier claim : “We’ve shown for the first time that the front of the brain arises from a totally different progenitor cell than the back of the brain,” said Kyle Lo
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by rolph 7d ago
no it isnt. it is derived from disparate progenitor cells. "Two parallel neural ectoderm progenitors contribute to the developing brain" https://www.nature.com/articles/s41593-026-02433-7 these are not separa
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by rolph 19d ago
because people who actually work are stronger and more astute at expedient improvisation than an administrative deskclod. it may not seem like it but there are many more of "us" than they, and thier cronies. the pushback at floc
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by rolph 21d ago
>Unsecured residential wifi connections aren't much of a thing anymore< most residential wifi are not very secure, put the black hat on for a second, then send a message telling a user there is something they cant have; cant do;
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by rolph 21d ago
oh you can view episodes, they were broadcast on canadian television, CHCH a privately owned public broadcaster. https://www.frightenstein.com/episodes.html
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Hilarious House of Frightenstein[Nostalgia](frightenstein.com)
1 points by rolph 21d ago|1 comments
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by rolph 23d ago
When You rootkit people, it tends to be unforgettable.. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sony_BMG_copy_protection_rootk...
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Kakistocracy(en.wikipedia.org)
60 points by rolph 23d ago|6 comments
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by rolph 1mo ago
secret, aria. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Aria
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by rolph 1mo ago
its fun when you shuffle these stickers around... https://rfidtag.com/how-to-program-rfid-tags/
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by rolph 1mo ago
what is happening is NOT government.
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Cox–Zucker Machine(en.wikipedia.org)
4 points by rolph 1mo ago|1 comments
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by rolph 2mo ago
what percentage are willing users making a choice to adopt?
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by rolph 2mo ago
it is the thin edge of a slippery wedge..
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by rolph 2mo ago
just what, i wonder will happen on this island :-/
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by rolph 2mo ago
the really kewl kids will already know, or quickly learn how to use real bittorrent apps, so i would expect P2P to start feeling pressure as well.
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by rolph 2mo ago
while robotics is an interesting angle,[the negotiation of physicality and the avenues it opens] the aspect of meta"cognition" would be much more revealing, ive been having problems with self referential loops, and referencing of
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by rolph 2mo ago
a primer regarding gaseous O2 soluability in water. https://academicpath.org/solubility-oxygen-water-temperature...
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by rolph 2mo ago
solubility of gases in water is a general phenomenon, yes water is solvent for a lot of things, and that exacerbates the situation, more gases, mean partial solubility rather than the whole solubility, so that would mean even less oxygen di
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by rolph 2mo ago
it wont matter how much oxygen you try to dissolve, if the temperature is too high you wont hold enough dissolved oxygen to allow aquatic life. https://www.engineeringtoolbox.com/gases-solubility-water-d_...
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by rolph 2mo ago
some may not like it but the mRNA approach to covid vaccine is applicable. an mRNA that expresses antigens that are high signal to the immune system, such as measles antigen, packed into a lipid micelle bearing recognition molecules, specif
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by rolph 2mo ago
i am familiar with a number of the security team personnel, so i can give you the inside perspective. the reaction you provoke at a border crossing, or an LEO encounter is almost entirely based on what profile you fit. the vehicle, the stat
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A Taxonomy of Internet Demons(2025)(lastwordonnothing.com)
5 points by rolph 2mo ago|0 comments
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by rolph 2mo ago
those banks that do that are grooming customers for failure, they create a workflow that is close to an attack. in my region AT&T has a very explicit statement not to reveal MFA codes to anyone who asks, is not part of thier system to d
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by rolph 2mo ago
its ridiculous how many people will ignore the warnings and relay the security challenge/solution to the attacker. "we will never ask for this over the phone" takes second place to: "we will send/save you money&#x2F
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by rolph 2mo ago
its a catch22, if your phone looks too sterile, it will be considered suspicious. you need to keep some salacious texts, maybe some mooning pix, and a shortcut to [chunkybutz.net] so it isnt untypicaly clean.
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by rolph 2mo ago
the hotspot was pwned and abused this is a more detailed, and first order account of things from reliaquest itself. https://reliaquest.com/blog/threat-spotlight-dns-poisoning-t... apparently a full funnel VPN policy pr

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