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by smkellat 7y ago
What do you expect after three years of #Resistance, Russia-related conspiracies, the Mueller mess, and worse in this country? Frankly I am surprised that we have any shred of compliance anywhere at all. The state briefing here in Ohio to
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by smkellat 7y ago
Businesses are not like light switches. I encountered someone online today urgently pleading to just turn everything off in the country. I don't think the person understood that quite a few businesses cannot simply be flipped on and
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by smkellat 7y ago
Location: Ashtabula, Ohio Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: No Technologies: LaTeX2e, IDRS, MARC21, Incident Command System/National Incident Management System, HF phone Résumé/CV: https://www.linkedin.com/in/s
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by smkellat 7y ago
And my part of Rural America was supposed to have a local government broadband taskforce meeting next Tuesday. The county commissioner concerned won't reply saying whether the meeting is canceled or not though the emergency declaratio
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by smkellat 7y ago
There are basic communications principles that pre-date having an Internet. One of them is that emergency traffic let alone health & welfare traffic have precedence over routine traffic on communications systems. There can be voluntar
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by smkellat 7y ago
As a halfway answer to this, I ask if specific plane types are required on these routes. If not then swap out current craft for smaller vehicles so that your pilots can maintain proficiency time while still moving cargo and the reduced num
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by smkellat 7y ago
RSS powers podcasts. 110+ feeds in my feed reader come from extremely diverse sources. It isn’t dead yet. Spotify, iHeartRadio, and others want to wall off podcasts but their selection is still too limited. Frankly their apps frustrate m
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by smkellat 7y ago
This could lead to good outcomes. Mr. Dorsey is effectively an absentee landlord, metaphorically speaking, for this online property. I am hopeful.
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by smkellat 7y ago
Living in a crossroads area for shipping readily shows me this is coming. Supply chains are freezing up. If I don't see as many tractor-trailer rigs on the road and not as many ships in the harbor then supply chains will freeze. &qu
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by smkellat 7y ago
A tweet thread where you complain about AJAX popups and other Javascript-based slow downs seems utterly ironic. Whatever happened to having your own blog? Even better is that these tweets were from 2017. This makes me yearn for building a
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by smkellat 7y ago
I’m glad I dumped my shares before they wind up being canceled. They only depreciated to being worth a sum total of USD$5.00, alas. Better than getting nothing.
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Malexa, Alexa's Malicious Twin: Malware-Induced Misperception Through(arxiv.org)
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by smkellat 7y ago
Alphabet is 70% held by institutional investors so those investors might ignore something like this. Insiders are reported to hold just under 6% of the shares and the remainders are out on the market. The holders of the 30% of shares not
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by smkellat 7y ago
Cloudflare is publicly traded under the symbol NET and has quite a number of institutional investors. A list can be found here: https://old.nasdaq.com/symbol/net/institutional-holdings If all those companies are
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by smkellat 7y ago
They're late on filing their current reports with Companies House.
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by smkellat 7y ago
So I see this article extolling the virtues of being a nation of skyscrapers and flats. Then I smack into a paywall. Looking around at my nice, rural century home that has a monthly mortgage payment still far lower than the cheapest local r
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by smkellat 7y ago
Raw possession does not always equal the legal right to dispose of something. To an extent this could be treated as a very limited scope data breach depending upon who your attorney is in the matter. Litigation outcomes should be interest
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by smkellat 7y ago
Will we see it all crumble away eventually? Rapid iterative innovation has left us plenty of debris.
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by smkellat 7y ago
What a farrago of lies and deceit this is! Calling Open Access a “legacy regulation” is a rather excessive bit of lying. These journals depend very much on tax dollars which is why every library that drops them destroys their bottom line
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by smkellat 7y ago
I maintain a separate website for my sole proprietorship that is fairly tiny made with MkDocs. I have a blog running on ikiwiki. The sole proprietorship’s Facebook page mostly points you back to one of those two sites. There is a tiny am
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by smkellat 7y ago
Anxiety disorder, bipolar, and more will definitely help paint targets on you. I'm really not liking this brave new world we're heading into. This tech will only be as smart as the lowest bidder makes it and frankly that should
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by smkellat 7y ago
Earnestly and seriously: Ed Mastery: The Standard Unix Text Editor (IT Mastery) (Volume 13) by Michael W Lucas https://www.librarything.com/work/book/158901150
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by smkellat 7y ago
To an extent, I feel good that the Secure Scuttlebutt guys are behind this. A good direction to develop would be to talk to FEMA and its global counterparts. There is literature on what is needed in disaster. Instead of an insular tech-wo
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by smkellat 7y ago
There really is not a decline in numbers, though. This seems more an attempt to make a single widget to replace needing hams. Communications in disasters is not so much a function of having the best power toys but rather the best operatio
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by smkellat 7y ago
Start here: https://www.treasury.gov/tigta/auditreports/2019reports/2019...
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by smkellat 7y ago
3-5 years? 1. The IRS primary, secondary, and cold backup tertiary mainframes will have failed and not have sufficient replacements in place. 2. Library of Congress Subject Headings will be incomprehesible due to controversies over how th
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by smkellat 7y ago
Selectively erasing our past feels a little like Stalin’s team of airbrush artists. Who or what will disappear next?
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by smkellat 7y ago
Well, we could always seem if somebody does a revival of the text-based Reddit Terminal Viewer: https://github.com/michael-lazar/rtv
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by smkellat 7y ago
And living in my rural area, Sprint and TMO are both weak performers. Consolidating may make for an okay third carrier.
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by smkellat 7y ago
Doing better. I gave up on my job a month ago. Not sure what I’m going to do now.

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