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Surprising how when a protonmail account is deleted the British Police lose records.

https://twitter.com/brokenbottleboy/status/1654887076305817600?t=P3nzerFOCWnkXk_6d9TtFQ&s=19

The british state, the police, the nhs still use suicide to cover up the murder of people who have been abused by employees of the state.

There isnt a day that goes by where I dont want to end my life in a way where I dont suffer, I wont use the word humane, because if life in the UK is considered humane, then to be human is to torture. Just for the record!

The Nazi's get hauled over the coals for their torture, the british dont because its better to split everyone up and torture them individually and its still going on today.

Hogeweyk is modelled after uk villages which are basically prisons for those who have no money, no identification, no transport, 24/7 surveillance, all legislated for by successive govt's, local councils and parish councils, and many will be quick to remind me the room I spend all my waking hours in, an intellectual form of solitary confinement, is smaller than a prison cell!

God save the King. What a facist regime...

I've seen Police plant drugs in an attempt to frame someone, initimdate and harrass people and then fine people, I've seen NHS nurses try to stab people multiple times, throw toddlers across a room and shake them vicously, I've seen HMRC Tax inspectors strangle people and pass off as coppers to fuck them over, carry out VAT fraud and defraud people, I've seen military commit a variety of crimes on people including kids, I've seen politicians threaten people, I've seen primary and secondary school teachers abuse kids, I've seen GP's abusing people. All of these peoples are still walking free.

The uk is probably one of the few countries still pulling off Hitler's große Lüge!

Go on reddit, select different regions including Everywhere and find the posts on the front page are all the same whatever the region selected. /r/ThereWasAnAttempt

MDR Hookworm, the highly zoonotic stealth biological weapon used to control the public through experts giving out bad advice. # Its surprisingly easy holding someone prisoner in the UK as good as dam it in solitary confinement especially when the govt decides to do it. Its enough to drive you to suicide and I've tried 3 times. Even the GP told me how to do it with paracetamol and alcohol. As Gerald Ratner proved, people want to believe in fairy tales which is why a Govt and their employees can do what the fuck they want!

The worst pedo's and child abusers are parents working for the govt, with masonic friends in the police, nhs and education system. Well connected Govt employees get to cover up so much shit!

I used to tell hyacinth bucket I'd choose her nursing home thinking she'd go to prison, now I know that wont happen. Criminals run the UK.

Life in the UK where I cant even get a Rpi webserver up to tell the world about the child abusing pedo's walking free because they are govt employees.

Even this website https://web.archive.org/web/19990427221438/http://www.rose-associates.demon.co.uk/ which I put up for a relative only has the front page now after the original paperwork was destroyed, the only copy being in my possession and thats when the govt got the archive removed. Even the wayback machine wont answer my emails asking why its been taking down!

Jimmy Saville and Prince Andrew are the tips of the iceberg!

The sexism in society is on display with people protesting about Sarah Everard, if its a bloke tough shit got to suck it up!

What amazes me is how many people take it upon themselves to hassle and intimidate victims of their govt child abusing pedo's, thats why I can say govt, police and nhs cover up their colleagues crimes by labling people as suicide victims.

The BBC demonstrate their hacking abilities with their Micro:bit

Its torture living in the UK, cant get off this overcrowded island, but it would be bliss to simply escape who I have to live with! Cant do that with money and cant get a job, ended up apply for jobs in indeed.com that had been filled 3 years ago. A masonic reference, much like the 3 military personel who turned up on holiday and reminded me the govt is in charge. Havent been on holiday for a number of years now as a result of the employees of the state to be in charge. Dare not leave the house now. 24/7 surveillance.

Ways to spot abusive mothers, they push their kids into the military to get them killed, fortunately I resisted but not before the military knew enough about me.

Thats why I told Liz Truss I never thought I'd get radicalised living here in Weeting. Its a fucking wonder I havent ended up in jail yet for murder!

My abuse started, or rather what I can remember of it, was when I was first taught to write. I picked up the pen with my left hand and mother freaked out. Taught me to write with my right hand.

Other forms of abuse, when not feeling well being force fed, then throwing up that food before even getting down from the table and then being beaten up for throwing up the food because money doesnt grow on trees. Cant prove any of this because I was the first born on my own living in the middle of nowhere. Through out my childhood, my evening meals often tasted of washing up liquid, was I being poisoned or was it the residue from people not rinsing the dishes? Couldnt complain because I'd get beaten up. Kids should be seen and not heard.

I often think an autism diagnosis is a politically correct way of hiding childhood trauma so bad victims dont remember the events.

Still the govt looks after its own, been told numerous times.

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moremetadata··on Porsche, Ferrari e-fuel push at heart of EU engine debate
> The problem of building structures that last 1000 years is well within our experience.

I read the news to see controlling human behaviour still isnt.

moremetadata··on Possible reasons for 8-bit bytes
For the reasons others have mentioned, plus BCD doesnt suffer data type issues in the same way unless the output data type is wrong, but then the coder has more problems than they realise.

The only real disadvantage for BCD is its not as quick as Floating point arithmetic, or bit swapping data types, but with todays faster processors, for most people I'd say the slower speed of BCD is a non issue.

Throw in other hardware issues, like bit swapping in non ECC memory and the chances of error's accumulate if not using BCD.

moremetadata··on French workers protest plan to increase retirement age
This is another example of how the state gets its numbers wrong, promising something it can not deliver without bankrupting the country.

France is not alone, other country's have raised the pension age, but other countries use their food legislation to keep the population docile, high house prices to keep people from protesting for fear of losing a roof over their head, and other tactics people are getting wise to and slowly rejecting when they wake up to the subtle forms of manipulation that goes on.

moremetadata··on Young people in 13 EU countries refuse surveillance of online communication
Yes and the infrastructure to target people individually exists, as noted with the political shenanigans that took place getting Trump into office and the UK to vote for Brexit. Just remember with Brexit, Scots were polled first to see if they wanted indepdence at a time when they thought it would not be possible to get the UK to leave the EU, so they didnt vote for independence. Brexit occurred, and now the Scots want independence in order to rejoing the EU.

The timing of questions asked are important, as any court room lawyer will know, especially if the defendants answer can be later associated and used against them.

The fact this situation is allowed to exist in the hands of unaccountable people and entities namely businesses, is arguably illegal if the laws were to exist against targeted advertising, but we all know big business would b.e against this.

TLDR targeted advertising is a way to psychologically hound people into suicide. Its a murder weapon exploiting the needs of business to be efficient with their advertising spend.

The criminal perpetrators rely on their victims keeping quiet because no one wants to be humiliated, in much the same way if your parents were wrong 'uns they rely on that parental bond to keep you quiet.

moremetadata··on Porsche, Ferrari e-fuel push at heart of EU engine debate
Do you think the Oil industry have learnt a thing or two when drilling deep into the ground to get oil out? The nuclear fuel rods can easily passing inside an oil rigs drilling pipes.

They have to pump salt water into underground wells as crude floats on top and they use this pumped salt water pressure to extract the last drops of crude.

The fracking industry have also learnt a thing or two ironically as well!

This gives a good example of what is happening deep underground. https://inthecompanyofvolcanoes.blogspot.com/2019/08/content...

https://www.sciencedirect.com/book/9780128113011/magmas-unde...

At best, it would be like using a dye in water before it goes into a underground cave system in order to trace where it comes out, but the timescales might just be appropriate for the radioactive decay of said material.

TLDR, if the plate is convergent, what could go wrong?

moremetadata··on Young people in 13 EU countries refuse surveillance of online communication
Not when adverts are used to psychologically torture you. For example you might be a heterosexual with public views, espousing the virtues of heterosexuallity, without condemning or maligning non heterosexual people.

How would you feel if all the adverts you saw were for non heterosexual people, wuld you feel trolled, harassed, intimidated?

Now take those same algorithms that were used to target adverts at you for psychological purposes, and apply them to websites displaying news stories and social media like reddit, and search engine results.

Would that amplify the feelings of intimidation and harrassment?

Because that is exactly what is going on right now perpetrated by the US tech giants with the collusion of the of various states.

The mere mention of this activity, could also make you aware or more aware of this so that you can start to spot it being done to you and others around you.

moremetadata··on Possible reasons for 8-bit bytes
> why was BCD popular?

https://www.truenorthfloatingpoint.com/problem

Floating point arithmetic has its problems.

[1] Ariane 5 ROCKET, Flight 501

[2] Vancouver Stock Exchange

[3] PATRIOT MISSILE FAILURE

[4] The sinking of the Sleipner A offshore platform

[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ariane_flight_V88

[2] https://en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Vancouver_Stock_Exchange#Rounding_errors_on_its_Index_price

[3] https://www-users.cse.umn.edu/~arnold/disasters/patriot.html

[4] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sleipner_A#Collapse

moremetadata··on Hi again @elonmusk
I think you'll find this chap will benefit from the increased global attention in a variety of quantifiable and unquantifable ways that attorneys will have a hard time quantifying because they dont have access to big data, unless the legal system and judicary plan to demonstrate publically its lack of intelligence, I'd be surprised if anything legally takes place.

In the meantime Toferson is cleared to pursue the latest medical theory for muscular dystrophy.

https://advances.massgeneral.org/neuro/journal.aspx?id=1699

moremetadata··on Porsche, Ferrari e-fuel push at heart of EU engine debate
I'm reminded of the synthetic diamond process [1] and the industrial demand for perfect diamonds, cut to order exceeded the perfection nature's diamond mines could never deliver.

So with todays digital technology, instead of the analogue world of the 1920's, it would seem the Fischer-Tropsch[2] process has every chance of succeeding on an undustrial scale, bringing vehicle fuel to inhospital regions of the planet, and yet the nuclear industry with notably scaled down nuclear reactors or Small Modular Reactors [3] could be the saviour of the automotive sector, something the Germans have experience of as well, if stuxnet [4] and Iran are anything to go by.

I still dont know why we dont bury nuclear waste using a convergent boundary [5] from plate tectonics. Its all ultimately come from core of this planet, why not return it to the core for the ultimate form of recycling, like much of our landfill waste, and man made waste. I sometimes think environmentalists and politicians want us to live in our waste.

[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Synthetic_diamond#High_pressur...

[2] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fischer%E2%80%93Tropsch_proces...

[3] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Small_modular_reactor

[4] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stuxnet

[5] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Convergent_boundary

moremetadata··on Rising scams use AI to mimic voices of loved ones in financial distress
Not AI, but human voice impersonators have even got away with murder when people have suicided themselves. It also shows that telecoms companies, news organisations and legislators have got away with murder under the UK's joint enterprise.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Suicide_of_Jacintha_Saldanha

moremetadata··on If I died tomorrow, how long would my webapp keep running?
"Acts of God" is what criminals claim, its the usually unprovable malicous criminal act by a company, bank or fraternity.
moremetadata··on Charter boat captains don't have to share location with government, court rules
>Knowing which boat was where allows them to determine who might be meeting the smugglers.

A signal lamp/ aldis lamp/ Morse lamp during World War I, German signalers used optical Morse transmitters called Blinkgerät, with a range of up to 8 km (5 miles) at night, using red filters for undetected communications.

They continue to be used to the present day on naval vessels and for aviation light signals in air traffic control towers.

This then brings the states mainland communication monitoring into play, because even though some part, some nod of the communication takes place in secret like two people having a conversation passing in the street, subsequent communication channels can be observed over time, which can then expose the use of signal lamps as the form of communication.

I think most people dont realise how easy it is to extract information from people without them knowing.

moremetadata··on DHS has a program gathering domestic intelligence virtually no one knows about
Just ignore the fact that someone higher up the foodchain signed off on this and wont be held accountable, for their deliberate exploitation of the law if not the spirit of the law, knowing legislators write the laws and sign off on them.

Why do people keep voting for people to be their democratic representative again?

moremetadata··on Nobody needs a faster dishwasher – solve real user needs
Yeah the domestic variety, dont rinse the cleaning chemicals off the dishes properly, so they always stink of gunk after they have been cleaned.

I think it would be healthier to employer someone to wash and rinse dishes properly, like a servant.

moremetadata··on Coinbase Tells User Missing $96,000 After Security Breach Is His Problem
Some banks dont pay out when money has been taken from your account fraudulently, so no, not another reason to keep money at your bank.
moremetadata··on Inconvenient EU piracy study kept hidden for years (2017)
Although technically, its not piracy, I cant see why anyone would want to stream a movie or subscription series to their phone and watch it. I think this study highlights some people watch any poor quality movie in order to take part in conversations with their peers.

I'd rather go without because the CGI is detracting from the experience and the story lines are all variations of others.

moremetadata··on Study finds mushrooms magnify memory by boosting nerve growth
Of the studies I've read, its my opinion that we actually have the knowledge to drastically expand lifespans, but because resources are finite and strained, the decision to use man made drugs to alter certain chemical reactions in the body which fix one problem but cause others, is what's limiting our lifespans, along with glyphosate added to the supply chain at different stages. If you cant afford to go organic, your lifespan and your kids lifespans and their number of offspring will be reduced.
moremetadata··on I'm a very slow thinker (2016)
When people perceive you to be a slow thinker when really you are calculating all the odds for your different responses.

https://media.tenor.com/MFE6UiMEpRoAAAAC/math-zack-galifiana...

moremetadata··on Pine64: Things Are Taking Shape
I didnt know there was such a rich ecosystem of devices. Well done!

The PineTime caught my eye, the price is fantastic, unfortunately its not waterproof, which is why only the the Apple Watch Ultra currently and tentatively could be used along side my Casio G Shock collection.

moremetadata··on Ask HN: Why aren’t we seeing more whistleblowers?
Future employment opportunities in the industry, often forces whistle-blowers to have to retrain and work in other sectors.

David Icke blew the whistle on himself on live TV and now look at him. Society wont let him out of the hole that they forced him to dig!

Market forces, peer pressure, reputational damage, all the things whistle-blowers will have to contend with for the rest of their life, and all because someone exploited a vulnerability in David Icke in a legal seemingly harmless, if not "bit of fun" way.

And whilst news outlets are not future tellers, they still employ the same legal tactics to get their story, casting the whistle-blower into the gutter once the story has run its course and made some people a little bit richer.

There is also a darker side to whistleblowing, it can put your life on the line as others have found out. Project Fear is the ultimate control mechanism in so many ways.

moremetadata··on A Future you don’t want to subscribe to
I wonder how this will work when Ford repossess you car with your child or family pet in it? https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=35003090

Will this expose their secret surveillance that watches the driver and occupants so that the vehicle cant repossesses itself with occupants in but then makes life easier for the cops to request in order to prove who was speeding before taking your driving licence away, this reducing the car manufacturers future income?

Or are we getting too smart for ourselves?

moremetadata··on Technical Expertise Isn't Enough: How to Become a High-Leveraged Engineer
You sound doubtful over your claim.
moremetadata··on New drugs could spell an end to the world’s obesity epidemic
So I no longer look physically thick, but it will make me mentally thick. Nice!
moremetadata··on Task Management App
The website failed my first test, I cant click on any of the images or in this case image, and seen a screen sized image with details demonstrating succinctly what it can do over a series of linked images or even a gif of sorts.

A picture says a thousand words.

moremetadata··on How We form and defend stupid opinions
Just look at the fact that despite all the surveillance and identification cards/items we carry including our dental fillings, the state demonstrates its possessiveness and misguided perceived superior knowledge over us, by never getting citizens to fill in a questionnaire on what actions to take when the body has been subjected to different forms of harm in a 1st responder situation.

I can think of situations where I would not want to be resuscitated, like anything that would leave me in a vegetative or disabled state.

Just look at the fact that science is incapable of proving the existence of gods, and that religions and democracy are highly powerful cargo cults in all but name!

moremetadata··on Ask HN: What is the best postmortem you've seen?
https://gvnshtn.com/posts/maersk-me-notpetya/

Its a long read, but gives an insight how the ransomware NotPetya crippled Maersk and how they recovered.

Looking at how the earlier ransomware WannaCry crippled the crown jewels of many countries, highlights a weakness in non diverse systems.

I even know who is behind them, but I cant prove it, so why even mention it? Because I'm getting closer to proving it, which makes this game all the more interesting, even they have weaknesses they have failed to identify!

The WannaCry weekend was when I met Dame Stella Rimington and Baron Jonathon Evans hill walking at Scafell Pike and you can call me the world famous Walter Mitty because people are so obedient to authority.

moremetadata··on Can the West’s perplexing employment miracle continue?
Not really, going economically inactive is a rejection of the state of affairs.

But some patterns or modus operandi have been going on for thousands of years, albeit reacting more quickly now a days due to improved forms of communication.

>At airports people are employed to straighten suitcases after they tumble onto the baggage carousel.

People need to recognise slavery and not be treated like a dog.

The 1st world has its problems, but the planet has its problems, people need to look at things with a global perspective as well as a national perspective and read between the lines.

The days of a job for life are over, the days of working in one country all your life are over. The need to retrain and remain up to date is a form of cutting the fat, a variation of survival of the fittest, but still survival of the fittest.

Becoming cynical can be healthy a healthy attribute to have. The over aching desire to get people worshipping money couldnt be more on display that ever before.

https://www.scmp.com/business/economy/article/1524064/sex-an...

People need to make sure their lives are not stolen, because when you realise whats been done to you, its hard to recover from that. And as long as people continue to get away with stealing from others in legal ways, the fraud will continue.

moremetadata··on Ask HN: Startup is going under, what to do now
>they only care what skills/experience/accomplishments you have made there

they only care what skills/experience/accomplishments you can bring to the table compared to other applicants.

Edit.

I should add, that during times like this, interviews should be seen as intelligence gathering exercises.

I've seen companies employee people just to pump them for contacts and knowledge of procedures or processes before laying them off within the trial period with no real intention of employing them.

So the smart employee will drip this sort of info after the trial period, they dont hand all their previous knowledge over on day 1.

And this can happen to anyone at any level because everyone gets exposed to confidential knowledge which is advantageous , especially if working in the same business sectors.

Likewise some companies will have major problems they cant solve or holding back the company, so getting in staff from rival businesses is an opportunity to solve what existing staff cant, which can increase the capital or leverage of new staff.

These situations are highly fluid times, always have a contingency because some events will be out of some peoples control.

moremetadata··on Arthritis drug mimics “young blood” transfusions to reverse aging in mice
> anakinra to block IL-1B in elderly mice, and found that the blood stem cells returned to a younger, healthier state.

https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC8196670/ Omega-3 PUFAs Suppress IL-1β-Induced Hyperactivity of Immunoproteasomes in Astrocytes

https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC3429046/ Omega 3 fatty acid inhibition of inflammatory (IL-1β) cytokine-mediated Connexin43 regulation in the heart

moremetadata··on Ask HN: Taking care of someone's dog, things to consider?
Whats the vets details?

Pet Insurance details?

Do they want to be notified in the event of x situation?

Probably just best to treat them like someone looking after someone else's kids.

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