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paywalled

Newsweek, a heavily biased media website whose corporation was bought by a millionaire stereo mogul for just exactly $1.00 as a birthday gift for his wife, a former Democratic congresswoman, so she can use it as a yellow journalistic web rag. #caring

Ummm, it did rise. Over 90,000 died from overdose in 2020, more than vehicle accidents or COVID.

“... is still under debate ...” - NEXT!

That’s why you never use your real name nor birthdate ... on social media.

Enjoy life?

Effective? You meant efficacy?

Intel 960 graphic card here. XWayland. KDE. BTW, I meant encrypted swap->LUKS->LVM->md3->hds1

A cautionary tale on latest Linux, LUKS, and LVM’d swap partition: it still does desktop jankiness (intermittent screen freezes during swap).

I think it is the lack of mental asylums here in US for Norway keeps the difficult cases off of the street that would best explains the disparate murder rate between two countries.

Norway has a rigorous involuntary admittance into mental asylums; US has at most strictest, 3-day VOLUNTARY admittance.

It is arguable that US mental asylums were dismantled by US Mental Health Systems Act of 1980.

In 1980 to 1993, Feds have shriveled up the states’ funds earmarked for fixed mental facilities and dedicated psychiatric hospitals of which took decades to recover in some form of private-funded psychiatry hospitals but still in no way covering all the US needs required for such care due to its “voluntary”-only approach and perhaps the lack of personal funding needed for its own mental health.

So, could that be the small price that US citizens pay for allowing freedom for some “insane” of their citizens just to roam ... freely and with unchecked access to firearms?

== Reference: ==

- https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mental_Health_Systems_Act_of_1...

- https://ijmhs.biomedcentral.com/articles/10.1186/s13033-018-...

- https://www.reddit.com/r/Norway/comments/17tq0i/how_are_the_...

- https://www.news-medical.net/news/20210121/Researcher-explor...

This is awesome. I used it to pre-configure all six web browsers’ access permission (nearly all to deny mode).

If TikTok does not access our local-based contact address book, then why does TikTok need access to our contacts?

Ummm, still no self-hosting method.

Yes, unlikely. But if the driver lives near there, then it remains a viable option.

Meanwhile, plugging in unfamiliar phone numbers no longer produces useful results at Google.com, as they WANT you to click in for more information.

California Proposition 13 is about how limited the state government can charge on property tax (one percent)?and how much the appraisal can go up year after year.

Nothing to do with density, although there are numerous county and local laws on density zoning (which is not Prop 13)

Of course, it has been 1973 when this happened and I think only twice has the state government tried to changed it by “stealthily titled” proposition and failed.

Specially when It comes to Fauci commenting on about mask: on, off, not needed, on, double ...

We should follow the paper trail of independent tanker-trailers leaving solar manufacturing plants in California. One driver has been heard to claim that he dumped cadmium-tainted water at the roadside culvert somewhere in Rhodes Island then went back to California for more pickup.

So glad that solar manufacturing has stopped, at least in California; but the environmental damage has probably been done across the country.

Yes. UTF-8 was not a thing during VT-100’s lifetime.

Isn’t the title better reworded as “You suck at Excel, with Joel ...”

Media? That includes AXIOS as well.

PCR?! Isn’t that the kind of test that can only detect active COVID.

I’d like to think that antibody test would be the one to use as it can determine whether or not a person has ever contracted COVID. Plus antibody has lower false positive and lower false negative than PCR.

Just a bit unclear as to why one would make a statistical case using short-ranged (short-insight) PCR that could have missed the ones who have already had been infected but recovered and then go on to get reinfected (whitepaper’s missed data points).

Oh wait, a case of FREE (short-insight) PCR tests provided by Dutch government. Never mind.

Using same bootlin search engine using your link, function nor variable not found.

Furthermore, the process ID is not yet identified at early inbound stage of EBPD. We would be talking about being past the pre-inbound stage, post-table-lookup stage, and specifically just during the input-to-user land stage.

I don’t see a single parameter of the process ID.

IRL, we are unable to force systemd NOT to use any network ports for security reason due to absence of Linux firewall ability to deal with this process ID on inbound packets.

Hence, OpenRC enters the picture instead just to ensure that network port is not being used.

Also, premise of the DEFAULT-DENY firewall modeling is to pinhole open the port(s) on a per-process (or per-parent-process group) basis.

only problem is that you can’t get the process ID for inbound packets like FreeBSD can, for that still remains Linux’s weakest feature.

— The said feature is critical to proper DEFAULT-DENY firewall configuration/modeling.

There’s a grain of truth in there somewhere.

Lawsuit filed in 2014. Deepfake then, not so much.

I actually saw the last surviving American chestnut tree in Pennsylvania.

It was a lone tree on a hillside for miles around.

Those nuts too are still being harvest for biogenetic rework.

Seems like Netflix is doing too much of those wokeism genre.