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anonymousnotme

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    Comment #40447366

    Is the GPS two way or one way? I had the impression that the GPS signals went from satellite to earth, but the receivers did not send a signal to the GPS satellite. I thought onsta…

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    Comment #39119300

    I have have lanner tech router that I installed a as internet gateway. I have been very happy with it. Works well, lower power, small has multiple ports. Can use SSD for storage. h…

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    Comment #39118952

    It is my understanding that psychedelics can open up that learning window. I wonder if that could be used to benefit in this case. (I imagine a lot of people might be opposed to ha…

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    Comment #39003060

    Tor can also be used and does not cost anything.

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    Comment #38685562

    Forgot to mention that a sign of underdevelopment is the need for braces. I was borderline needing braces as a kid and I will be getting them as an adult to help fit my tongue in m…

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    Comment #38685346

    I can't read the article, but if one has a tongue tie there can be serious life-long consequences. Basically if one is tongue tied, one's tongue will rest on the bottom of one's mo…

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    Comment #38184278

    I don't have to reboot my router or modem. I just have an a script that changes the MAC and releases and renews or rather gets an IP address via DHCP. My ISP is slow at handing out…

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    Comment #38164629

    As far as certificate authorities (CAs) build into the browser: One way around this might be that the browsers ship with the CA as required by law, but that one can disable/delete …

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    Comment #38046963

    I have been of the personal opinion that email should be end to end encrypted. This would be another reason why. Think about how much personal information is easily exposed by non-…

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    Comment #37969604

    I have command line program that I use to give me a list of window titles. If there are too many of certain kind (browser windows...), I close some until I get under a certain thre…

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    Comment #35904230

    Thank you; good to know that they have that. My assumption would still be that if the intelligence services want access to your private information or communication on the device t…

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    Comment #35894948

    I thought that I read (not too long after the snowden stuff) that the US government sometimes intercepts parcels of electronic equipment then will tamper with it so that they can s…

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    Comment #35681831

    I can second this; I have a few boxes that I have upgraded from 5.7 to 7.3; minimal issues. Upgrades just seem to work. (One warning is some really old versions sized /usr or /usr/…

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    Comment #35602143

    I was trying to ask if there was something more that the speed test do other than multiple or divide by 8. Is some other overhead that they add in? If not, then their math or testi…

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    Comment #35594833

    It definitely looks like testing sites are prioritized. The fastest download speed that I have gotten is maybe 7 MB (bytes) per second; generally it is 2-5 MB per second. The speed…

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    Comment #35594586

    This seems bad from a privacy point of view. Imagine, one person owns a home and rents a few of the rooms. That person has to gather private information from the renters. Then PG&E…

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    Comment #35503803

    That seems silly. I certainly don't think of archive.org as having adult content. If they do, perhaps the easy thing to do is to have archive.org and adult.archive.org that way it …

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    Comment #35432479

    I was thinking about that very thing is keeping up with patches. I suspect that tor is probably a couple of months behind firefox and then mullvad will probably be a month or two b…

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    Comment #35183951

    Just to play devil's advocate. The video does not show an actual collision. Also, how do we know the video of the bent propeller was from the same drone soon after the Russian jet …

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    Comment #34969262

    I think that this is the real problem is that one needs to do one's own diagnoses and treatment; this will probably take a year or two to learn the ins and outs. I would pay good m…

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    Comment #34969171

    Agree on treating allergies first, no reason for turbinate reduction if it is caused by allergy. I have not had luck find someone good at treating allergies. Do you have suggestion…

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    Comment #34958713

    Agree. Some of the problems can start from childhood. Like mouth breathing and being tongue tied can leed to abnormal growth and supposedly cause the face to be taller and more nar…

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    Comment #34937911

    In regards to alternate nostril breathing: The instruction just say to inhale and exhale, which a person might interpret as a partial breath. I was taught that the inhale and exhal…

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    Comment #34937580

    Had this tab open, should have responded several days ago, not sure that this will help anybody now. Michael Singer's Books have been very helpful to me so far. The whole problem s…

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    Comment #34862599

    I only see blank page; however, this seems similar to BOLT score. However, there is something called the bolt score. Here is how to measure and where I learned about it (oxygen adv…