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by roody15 3y ago
One problem is not acknowledging just how bad ipv6 is being rolled out in the US. Once promoted as a way to give every internet device you would like a reachable external IP … has instead been a new protocol locked behind giant corporations
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Apple uses “privacy” as a marketing term. They market themselves as protecting your “privacy” from advertisers unlike Google. Apple open complies with all data requests from government agencies and law enforcement. It is not a hard proces
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by roody15 3y ago
Firefox went from focusing on browser technology and privacy to strange political theatrics on divisive social issues. Think the company needs new leadership and streamlined and simplified focus on building the best browser. Way too much w
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“ Interactions Between Obesity and Sleep Apnea Among the risk factors for OSA, obesity is probably the most important. Several cross-sectional studies have consistently found an association between increased body weight and the risk of OSA.
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by roody15 3y ago
Agree.. live north of i80 and in the winters here EV’s don’t have the range needed for rural areas. Hybrids works great and efficient ice’s do the trick. Heating your Tesla and cold’s impact on lithium ion batteries equals really reduced r
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by roody15 3y ago
This happens with Apple iCloud as well. Staff member had their iCloud photo collection locked because of this. Was able to regain access but I would definitely caution anyone storing all family photos online without another backup option.
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“The company also agreed to revamp the board of directors that had dismissed him. OpenAI named Bret Taylor, formerly co-CEO of Salesforce, as chair and also appointed Larry Summers, former U.S. Treasury Secretary, to the board.” Not looking
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by roody15 3y ago
It’s makes you wonder why these exploits keep popping up on self hosted exchange servers. Would Microsoft have any interest in pushing users to monthly cloud based subscription services….?
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Max is taking 4K away from its legacy ad-free subscribers(theverge.com)
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China's Blacklisted YMTC Ships World-Leading 232-Layer 3D QLC NAND(tomshardware.com)
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Covid vaccines included in Brazil's regular immunization calendar(brazilian.report)
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“ Children aged 6 months to 5 years old will be among the priority groups for next year’s vaccination campaign. Under Brazilian legislation, the vaccination of children is mandatory.”
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Makes you wonder if we are the "good" guys anymore...
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Google supporting privacy… lol
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Bing Chat is just terrible. It tries to merge neutered ChatGPT with promoted web content. It’s really too bad as Microsoft had an opportunity here to leverage this into something great. Instead they are like how can we control the output
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by roody15 3y ago
The school security enhancements are problematic. We are now looking at schools much like we look at prisons. Constant training on "code red" or "intruder" drills that simulate active shooter scenarios with students pr
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by roody15 3y ago
Agreed. However the virus is relatively new as are the vaccines. We are still in the process of getting longitudinal information. The introduction of the spike protein does coincide with the dramatic rise of diabetes. You are correct th
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This app is like 50$?
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by roody15 3y ago
I find it fascinating. I cannot tell you how many complain about corporate structure, meaningless paperwork, and working on projects that are just money traps for consumers. When asked why do you work here ? Get the same blank stare. So
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by roody15 3y ago
We use a product called Linewize in my district for around 2500 students. To be honest its reporting is creepy to the degree it analyzes and tries to assign labels to student activity. Hate Speech, aggression, depression, suicide, crim
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Having worked in 1:1 schools and seen phone use / laptop has in the classroom this seems a step in the right direction. Tech is not the answer to everything in education it is just a useful tool that can and should be used from time t
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by roody15 3y ago
Epstein Barr Virus and CFS have been linked I believe. The Epstein Barr virus can trigger false positives for mononucleosis and has been shown in some cases to linger and cause chronic symptoms for years.
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by roody15 3y ago
“ People care about the US Dollar because of the backing of the United States and its economy. ” This may be changing. The US may have overextended its “credit line” if you will.
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This is a really unfortunate situation with geopolitical consequences. It weakens belief in our system of governance as a whole. The US can spend this kind of money .. with not much progress .. and no real consequences for failure. Advers
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Hmm maybe but that puts a lot of trust in the system. Do you think taxing inheritance will result in the democratizing of said assets to society at large? Looking at the last three decades I see wealth just accumulate in mega corporations
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by roody15 3y ago
I will say Microsoft is overly agrees installing Teams. When removing I find three different listing under add/remove programs. The App Store version Microsoft Teams, the Microsoft Teams system installer, and Microsoft Teams. It th
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by roody15 3y ago
Enhance humanity’s collective memory … perhaps or perhaps degrade humans grasp of reality. AI created images, videos, holodeck like future environments, virtual partners, etc may hasten humanities move away from being human.
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by roody15 3y ago
I actually like the idea of visualizing an atom as a cloud in addition to older visualization of orbiting “points”. But I kind of use cloud loosely in my mind and add energy field. Although neither is technically true it helps convey they
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MacBook Air m1 at 800$ blows iPads out of the water. Small, portable, great battery life and flexible enough to get work done without requiring a variety of “pay as you go apps” to put basic functionality back into an iPad. My dream is so
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That game was amazing and I remember doing the exact same thing. Had to disable ems memory and boot the computer so that the game engines memory manager had enough to work with. Honestly that game probably set in motion my career path in I

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