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When Covid Deaths Are Dismissed or Stigmatized, Grief Is Mixed with Shame, Anger(khn.org)
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Quarantined L.A. Schoolkids Have Lower Covid Rates Than Vaccinated Teachers(reason.com)
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Larry Wall is often most known for Perl, but his contribution of the patch tool is underrated.
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I really want one of these to take a git sha1 and make a unique code name for continuous releases ... but I haven't wanted to take the time to make sure no particular word combos wouldn't be offensive. And 160 bits is quite a lar
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Yes, that's it. And it's used to eliminate bias. I found a good explanation at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xquB4rDbsvc at about 14min.
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Hackers leak passwords for 500k Fortinet VPN accounts(bleepingcomputer.com)
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Fusion gets closer with successful test of new kind of magnet(cnbc.com)
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Perhaps -- I can't find their description behind the process and I'm now curious about the math behind it. I think they would take a series of 0's and 1's.. 0010001110100100011 ...and map that into 0's and 1's
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I'm trying to remember a technique based on listening to static or whitenoise and taking the least significant bit. You then take that stream of bits and postprocess it by looking for bit changes and don't use them directly. That
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I forwarded that article to someone and they pointed out that much of it could also apply to the right -- particularly in the anti-vax, anti-mask, stop the steal segments. > Debate and conversation, especially when they rely upon reason,
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Chernobyl – How It Happened – MIT Courseware(youtube.com)
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Anyone using lightroom should also consider configuring it to always drop the XMP sidecar file with your raw files. If the DB is ever corrupted beyond repair, you'll at least have a record of your current edits per file. https:/
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by rrauenza 5y ago
Or just grab one of those AI generated, "this person doesn't exist" photos .... although there might be copyright issues with it. But there is a Contact Me where you could ask for permission. https://thispersondoe
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Netflix is adding residential IP addresses to its VPN blocklists(arstechnica.com)
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I believe they meant eyestrain for the actors - not the audience. I think the paragraph got kind of mixed up.
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Summary: Jim Browning, a well known anti-scammer youtuber was phished and was led into deleting his channel. He describes how the scam went down, how he was fooled, and some dialog with the scammer in the aftermath.
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My channel was deleted HOW? [Video](youtube.com)
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You can make a lot of money. Dubia roaches for reptiles seemed in a bit of a shortage a few months ago. Dubias (where legal) won't breed outside of captivity, so you don't have to worry about escapees.
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by rrauenza 5y ago
In the early 90's in college I worked in an open plan in a small software company - 10 developers? Management kept proposing cubes and we argued against it. I can't imagine why we argued against it now? Maybe we had fewer person
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My pet peeve is action movies that establish an emotional connection between the hero and the damsel with a obligatory sex scene (often a one night stand)... After which she is put into peril. It's a lazy way to up the emotional conne
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by rrauenza 5y ago
I've also heard this story of "handing the gun back"... In the context of aikido. I could never trace it back to anything. Is your 2nd hand knowledge also through aikido?
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We steered our kids from all of the Disney Channel tweener sitcoms.. they're awful in that way.
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For more information on cognitive ditortions, this article does a nice summary... It also claims a similar observation in colleges back in 2015. https://www.theatlantic.com/magazine/archive/2015/09/the-co
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Trigger Warnings Are Hurting Mental Health on Campus (2015)(theatlantic.com)
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Senate Bill Targets Section 230 in Fight over Covid-19 Misinfo(gizmodo.com)
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Call for online abusers to be reported to bosses(bbc.com)
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Convincing the Skeptics(nationalreview.com)
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You might find these videos interesting as they analyze interrogations and the subject's behavior. Sometimes the lying is part of eliciting responses that can be analyzed. https://www.youtube.com/c/jcscriminalpsyc
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Surprised they didn’t mention smoking. Nicotine is an appetite suppressant.
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...I feel like this is disingenuous. The publisher used a photo without seeking explicit permission. This has been becoming more and more common with photos found on the internet. Comparing this to patent trolling just seems like a bad com

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