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The details of my life are quite inconsequential.. Very well, where do I begin? My father was a relentlessly self-improving boulangerie owner from Belgium with low grade narcolepsy and a penchant for buggery. My mother was a fifteen year old French prostitute named Chloe with webbed feet. My father would womanize, he would drink, he would make outrageous claims like he invented the question mark. Some times he would accuse chestnuts of being lazy, the sort of general malaise that only the genius possess and the insane lament. My childhood was typical, summers in Rangoon, luge lessons. In the spring we'd make meat helmets. When I was insolent I was placed in a burlap bag and beaten with reeds, pretty standard really. At the age of 12 I received my first scribe. At the age of fourteen, a Zoroastrian named Vilma ritualistically shaved my testicles. There really is nothing like a shorn scrotum, it's breathtaking, I suggest you try it.
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basicplus2··on US doctors are hoping to start offering women vaginal fluid transplants
I wonder if like intestinal bacteria, vaginal bacteria is in a large part controlled by what is eaten?
basicplus2··on Unexpected cracking found on critical Boeing 737 Next Generation part
<A ‘pickle fork’ is the part that connects the fuselage with wings to manage stress and torque loading on the structure>

See link for pictures of design

http://newsinflight.com/2019/09/28/boeing-workers-found-new-...

basicplus2··on Cash/Consent: The war on sex work
That is a Shocking Disgrace..

I can only hope this action os ilegal in someway

basicplus2··on Tape still beats SSDs and hard drives when it comes to price per byte
Ok now i am embarressed.. I was out by factor of 10...

i am getting 50Mbps.. copying NAS to tape

For what its worth..

Network Router: TG789vas v2

NAS: Synology DS1815+

Switch: (for Server, Tape Drive, Tape Library & Their Associated UPS ) Airpho Gigabit AR-GS108

Server: X3650 M3 Running Windows 2012 R2

Tape Library: IBM TS3100 3573 L2U

Tape Drive: IBM LTO6 8Gib Fibre Channel 35P1624 Feature Code 8348

Tape Drive Fibre Channel Card: Avago AFBR-57F5PZ

Server Fibre Card: Emulex LPE12002

Using NO compression

I understand the new IBM LTO 8 Drives can get up around 750 to 800Mbps

basicplus2··on China killing religious, ethnic minorities, harvesting their organs, UN is told
Perhaps legislation needs to be passed so people found having gone to China for organ transpants would be charged with murder
basicplus2··on DoorDash confirms data breach affected 4.9M customers, workers and merchants
A government created physical token for every person could be the direction we are headed
basicplus2··on DoorDash confirms data breach affected 4.9M customers, workers and merchants
A government created physical token for every person could be the direction we are headed
basicplus2··on Some tea bags may shed billions of microplastics per cup
See comment above..

alexandercrohde 4 hours ago

Commentary published in Environmental Health Perspectives in April 2010 suggested that PET might yield endocrine disruptors under conditions of common use and recommended research on this topic.[26]

basicplus2··on Tape still beats SSDs and hard drives when it comes to price per byte
Ok now i am embarressed.. I was out by factor of 10...

i am getting 50Mbps.. copying NAS to tape

For what its worth..

Network Router: TG789vas v2

NAS: Synology DS1815+

Switch: (for Server, Tape Drive, Tape Library & Their Associated UPS ) Airpho Gigabit AR-GS108

Server: X3650 M3 Running Windows 2012 R2

Tape Library: IBM TS3100 3573 L2U

Tape Drive: IBM LTO6 8Gib Fibre Channel 35P1624 Feature Code 8348

Tape Drive Fibre Channel Card: Avago AFBR-57F5PZ

Server Fibre Card: Emulex LPE12002

Using NO compression

I understand the new IBM LTO 8 Drives can get up around 750 to 800Mbps

basicplus2··on Tape still beats SSDs and hard drives when it comes to price per byte
"As for transfer speeds, they can reach 300MBps"

I am getting over 500MBps on my setup

basicplus2··on Suspension of Parliament Unlawful
it seems it has changed..

https://www.claremont.org/crb/article/why-hasnt-brexit-happe...

basicplus2··on Suspension of Parliament Unlawful
Read this before forming an opinion..

"Why Hasn't Brexit Happened?"

https://www.claremont.org/crb/article/why-hasnt-brexit-happe....

basicplus2··on Supreme Court: Suspending Parliament was unlawful, judges rule
Read this before forming an opinion..

"Why Hasn't Brexit Happened?"

https://www.claremont.org/crb/article/why-hasnt-brexit-happe....

basicplus2··on [dead]
Read this before forming an opinion..

"Why Hasn't Brexit Happened?"

https://www.claremont.org/crb/article/why-hasnt-brexit-happe...

basicplus2··on Why Hasn’t Brexit Happened?
"The final negotiated Withdrawal Agreement that May unveiled to Parliament last November caused the whole country, Brexiteers and Remainers alike, to gasp in horror. May’s team had been sent away to declare British independence and had returned with a document of surrender. The agreement not only contained (as expected) a £39 billion ($50 billion) “divorce” fee, but also left E.U. courts free to top that fee up. It locked Britain into a customs union with the E.U., with no mechanism for leaving it—ever. The E.U., and the E.U. alone, would decide when Britain had fulfilled the backstop agreement, and any move to break it unilaterally on Britain’s part would be resolved by giving the E.U. jurisdiction over Northern Ireland’s economic relations. It subjected Britain to E.U. trade sanctions more onerous than those meted out to other countries. It laid out contexts in which E.U. law would retain its supremacy over U.K. law.

The Withdrawal Agreement not only did not end Britain’s ties to the E.U. In the name of Brexit, it actually deepened and constitutionalized them."

basicplus2··on NASA's IceSat space laser tracks water depths from orbit
So it should map out a considerable number of ship wrecks
basicplus2··on Swedish Advanced Lead Reactor – passively safe lead-cooled reactor
"residual high level waste (mainly short lived fission products) will be vitrified and isolated from the biosphere in a geological repository"

A little known fact..

there is not enough of the appropriate geological strata in the world for the disposal of the whole worlds vitrified waste material.

Sorry no references.. the book with the references is roughly 245km away from me at the moment

basicplus2··on USB Shield. To ground or not to ground?
ground one end to a main earth but not the other..

this prevents circulating currents and interference signals..

however with devices such as mobile phones the phone frame should be connected to the ground of the usb so it is a floating earthed frame around the phone internals but does not link itself to earth.

The real problem comes about when connecting two or more devices that have a connection to the main earth...

A detailed understanding of the circuitry and operation is need to make a decision.

basicplus2··on How Bitcoin Ends
This is also about getting out of being "locked into" a larger overall economy run for the benefit of a few and creating local economies.

People with land and/or skills could create new economies by trading directly with each other with what they produce and opt out altogether..

In a way it is the final defence of a people against control and oppression or insane hyperinflation, but is more dificult to do if you are stuck in a city or additcted to modern technology.

basicplus2··on Starbucks Japan is selling pens with built-in NFC wallets
The way I loose pens, not something I would want
basicplus2··on An Engineering Mistake That Made Wind Turbines Inefficient [video]
Leading Edge Errosion..
basicplus2··on Nuclear could be the clean energy source the world needs
Only if its nuclear fusion
basicplus2··on Australia’s 4G network is faster than 5G: study
Australias 4G is 3Gpp and their 4G plus is 4G,

I dont know what their 5G is bit I suspect it is not 5G

basicplus2··on Why Is the Amazon Rain Forest Disappearing?
Yes the Amazon rainforrest is nearly gone and it should have been protected better but also all other countries forrests should have been protected, for example where there were massive forrests across europe that were destroyed centuries ago for building things like towns, cathedrals and castles and for firewood.. these should be at least in some significant part re-grown.
basicplus2··on Lenovo crams unremovable crapware into laptops by hiding it in the BIOS (2015)
not sure why anyone in the know would ever buy lenovo..

Also cannot believe IBM compromised themselves being involved with Lenovo with their pc's and legacy servers like systemx

https://systemx.lenovofiles.com/help/topic/com.lenovo.system...

basicplus2··on [dead]
Thin edge of a wedge..

Credit card chip in hands..

Passport chips in hands..

Mandatory Passport chips in hands

basicplus2··on DMVs Are Making Millions Selling Drivers' Personal Data to Third Parties
It should need court approval to get this info
basicplus2··on Tesla’s “World System” in 1900 mirrors our Wireless nG Obsession in 2020
No it does not..

different frequency,

different mode of energy transfer,

different number of required transmitters,

nG is only for communication not power

basicplus2··on You (Probably) Don’t Need the Internet Speed You’re Paying For
Except... nobody in many places (like Australia) don't get the internet speed we pay for therefore we need to pay for the internet speed we don't need, to get the internet speed we need...
basicplus2··on Last German kaiser's heirs fight for riches lost behind Iron Curtain
The real question is how did the keiser's family aquire the wealth in the first place.
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