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egberts

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    Comment #44218280

    great for identifying drone sounds.

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    Comment #44063207

    What is amazing about my spinal-meningitis-induced-by-high-body-temperature partial hearing loss is tinnitus is more there. Decades later, after taking one pill of Zyban (to help q…

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    Comment #43600734

    I do enjoy dual-PK-certificate authentication in my homelab: one by equipment, and one by user/group. Only misgiving is that the key management issues have worsen only for the key …

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    Comment #43558287

    Ummmmm, E2E on a JavaScript-infested website? No thanks. Just, no.

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    Comment #43558269

    I've been had. Good one.

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    Comment #41832114

    Interesting that King Ferdinand and Queen Isabella issued the Alhambra Decree to kick the Jews out ot Spain shortly after Christopher Columbus, a Sephardic Jew, reached the America…

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    Comment #41363318

    Still a bug in Firefox. https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=1644503

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    Comment #41363302

    I know that CORS is stupid. It took a CORS expert from W3C to answer this convoluted CORS question. https://stackoverflow.com/questions/62289103/same-origin-req...

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    Comment #41228581

    [flagged]

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    Comment #29780756

    And Ingo probably had the greatest heads up over the rest of us by having his new kernel perform the fastest iterative kernel rebuilds, probably using all permutation of kernel opt…

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    Comment #29780726

    How can We respond if We are allbusy building his branch before we can meaningfully respond in kind.

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    Comment #29780686

    I’ve embarked down this same path with GCC 2.7.4 from a … while … back. Ingo is on the right track. I’ve always thought that this stuff should have been dealt with by the GCC (in f…

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    Comment #29780531

    These folks got a precise alternatives of many non-big tech choices plus their recommendations. https://degooglisons-internet.org/en/alternatives

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    Comment #29736539

    I’ve always thought that the Roman dodecahedrons were like a badge of government finance ministry activity and were carried exclusively by tax collectors traveling far from Rome.

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    Comment #29481304

    Found it https://www.ahri.org/wp-content/uploads/2021/12/MEDRXIV-2021...

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    Comment #29481296

    Original link https://www.ahri.org/wp-content/uploads/2021/12/MEDRXIV-2021...

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    Comment #29481263

    Someone is going to have to be brave enough to login and see if their private repositories got cloned as well. I have no private repo. It would suck if that too got cloned.

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    Comment #28500380

    With the lesser methane production of the largest cattle pen, this Kettleman City, California, the land of millions of shit, can smell a bit better and that its nearby city of Los …

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    Comment #28368542

    https://www.pinterest.com/pin/239535273909285486/

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    Comment #28219866

    Polling for all processes is the technique used by some educators’ quiz/test/exam program. Zoom is probably footholding their place as to be able to inform its educator whether the…

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    Comment #28206852

    Lost my hearing totally within 2 hours of taking Zyban. Tinnitus is all that I hear nowadays.

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    Comment #28206519

    Because a kernel is not a user-land?

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    Comment #28206496

    Thought up and written up by “tobacco scientists”.

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    Comment #28156924

    except if the key to its encrypted-at-rest hard drive is not used to do encrypting/decrypting on same CPU as it’s hard drive (that being, done remotely)

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    Comment #28144823

    Not nitpicking, but i had to reread “JavaScript based” several times before it finally clicked as “JavaScript-based” or based on Javascript (style). Nicely done.