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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 Deteriorating mitochondria linked to major depression in older adults
Mitochondria need Manganese Super Oxide Dismutase (MnSOD) to mitigate the harmful effects of free radicals/reactive oxygen species (ROS).

Manganese (Mn) and Iron (Fe) share the same gut transporters and other transporters in the body (Divalent Metal Transporter). Fe based ROS generate the most heat in our bodies, which is why we tend not to feel the cold when young, but do when we age.

When looking at the risks of too much manganese like Parkinson's, I wonder if, when we are born, are our Mn levels so high our baby/toddler/child like lack of coordination is due to excess amounts of Mn in the body?

Main risks of excess Mn is from non ingested routes into the body, like inhalation and injection including perinatal (food) drips in hospitals of all places!!!

Mn also does alot more in the body besides becoming MnSOD, so is this study actually witnessing the effects of not enough Manganese in the diet? The Mediterranean diet is high in seafood. Coastal waters have the highest concentration of Manganese which is why I would use mussels for my source of Omega-3 over deep sea fish, because the mussels will have a higher concentration of Manganese than the deep sea fish.

Some studies suggest glycine can increase the lifespan/duration of mitochondria, so are these immune system responses like the one mentioned here an indication of an incomplete or unbalanced diet?

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A couple of points. Govt's dont make what they fund, its nearly always outsourced including but not exclusively the decision making. You want Govt's to fund roads, a roads laying and maintenance is nearly always outsourced to a business.

On the point of this software, does open source software really matter when its still going to be run on a closed source cpu of sorts. Your network switches, are just highly optimised cpu's for the job of routing, which is still closed source. Even something like ARM on the RaspberryPi is closed source BLOB's.

At best, this is like arguing for legislation to made available online when previously it was only available from the parliamentary library's or some of limited and specific journal like the thegazette.co.uk for company related announcements.

However all my internet access comes from private businesses, so how would open source software be of benefit to me, when most people are still using a private provider. Even Broadcom provide most of the broadband cabinets here in the UK which is a private business last time I checked.

Its a nice idea, but impractical in practice.

moremetadata··on An FDA-approved asthma drug has shown the ability to restore memories in mice
> I doubt the claim in the title

There's a few reasons for this. Choline used in cell walls is also used in the connections to neurons and is also used in the alveoli to lower the pressure of the fluid to enable the gas exchange in a passive diffusion way.

So something causing inflammation in the lungs will likely be increasing the requirement for choline. This is why you see brain fog with Covid and asthma is probably no different in some situations when experience a debilitating bout of attacks.

Some Cancer's and treatment cause brain fog. Again a need for choline exists.

Pregnancy when the foetus starts growing quickly, again brain fog occurs and the need for choline exists.

However there is an additional factor. There is an oestrogen-choline pathway, which means if calorie intake falls below 750 calories, unless you are a reproductive capable female or reproductive capable male with high levels of aromatase, you will experience a variety of damage to organs and elsewhere throughout the body. Its this oestrogen-choline pathway which off-sets/mitigates the brain fog experienced by some women during pregnancy. If men have high levels of aromatase, aromatase converts testosterone into oestrogen. This is why effeminate males have high mental abilities. Omega-3 is an aromatase inhibitor.

When choline levels are low, the connections between neurons shrink eventually breaking the connection between neurons leaving what can best be described as stumps, thats when your memories disappear from your consciousness.

When enough choline enters the diet or the sex hormones increase for the oestrogen-choline pathway, you get your memories back, these stumps on the neurons start growing again and the connections get reformed. I used to think it might have been possible to mix up memories from cross wired neuronal connections, but having seen how these connections branch out, eventually the cross wired connections should resolve themselves and make it possible to get the original memories back, but I think recall might be an issue, which is what you might be experiencing. Different triggers to previous triggers but perfect memory recall.

This is why I disagree with your title doubt, but you are right about the negativity of the eidetic memory as it does also bring back my child abuse at the hands of state employees. Dont ever see a psychologist, they will just bring all that trauma back and then it messes you up. The State know this which is why some laws exists and some dont, like why people are considered a child incapable of making decisions until the age of 18, the obfuscation with the idea of consent as another example. The state give away their knowledge with their actions and inactions and thus their complicity in crimes carried out on people. Its very clever stuff, that they like to pass off as incompetence.

On the point of eidetic memories. I have one everyone has one if their diet is right and/or lifestyle. When my customers would phone up saying a bit of their program was not working, I would visualise the code in my head and knew exactly where to go to fix it. Same with books or text on webpages, I visual the sentences on the page and can tell you exactly where to look.

This is linked to choline, but its also linked to rhodopsin's which you find in your eyes (the rods) or rhodopsin like proteins which we almost certainly ingest from tomatoes as rhodopsin's have the colour attribute of being in the red's, pink's and purple's range, but mainly red's to purples.

This brain visualisation I experience when recalling stuff like program code or facts and figures from stuff I have read may also be linked to the rhodopsin's, its not something I've even considered before until now, but as a kid I grew up on kilo's of wild blackberries, eggs (we had loads of chickens), alot of potatoes which is starch rich and the only sugar the immune system doesn't attack, and plenty of veg. Not a strict vegetarian diet, but perhaps considered an anti-inflammatory diet, very organic, tapped spring water, not even on the mains.

I think Prof Bruce Ames Triage theory can also be proved with choline intake, exercise and memory performance. So if doing alot of aerobic exercise like running, I would surmise that choline diverts to the lungs, but when that exercise plateau is reached, this is mainly a dietary limit which can then be altered with supplements like choline. Exercise also triggers other chemical changes ammonia build up which is normally sweated out, but ammonia can compliment the immune system, namely histidine and histidine intake can affect things like the thickness of the myelin wall around nerves.

So on a fixed diet, there will be a sweet spot where optimum running and mental performance cant be increased any further. Obviously as this is a sort of twin peak thing, it should be possible to increase one of the peaks at the expense of another.

I wouldnt consider myself knowledgeable, I'm not qualified in anything, I have no pieces of paper's from uni's and what exam results I have, I never checked my exam papers against the text books, so I dont accept my grades either.

In my limited experience, I think some exam results are awarded based on behaviour and not intelligence, but thats my opinion.

On the point of testing eidetic memory on the population without anyone recognising, Computer programming is an excellent every day eidetic memory test. Our programming IDE are also everyday stealth tests, like font size for eye sight tests, colour of fonts for colour blindness.

Even opening a PDF in a browser like MS Edge, where the PDF fonts are known can also test eyesight by how much you enlarge a PDF or not, something that can be done to most of the population.

So many subtle tests exist to monitor our physical health, I wonder if MS, Apple and Google have even considered selling this meta data to health insurance companies and govts, if they are not already!!!

To say I haven't been experimented on against my will, would be an understatement.

Anyway, excellent phish!

Edit. One example of govt stealth testing on the population is the removal of grammar schools here in the UK, Edwina Currie Salmonella Egg Scare and Margaret Thatcher removal of milk from schools. If you know what the removal of their effect is mentally and physically, you could quantify the stealth effects of politicians actions.

moremetadata··on Junkyard computing – repurposing discarded smartphones to minimize pollution
> I've been thinking of building a "poor man's cluster" using every old phone, Kindle, or laptop.

I think the Africans have beaten you to that idea already.

https://sm.pcmag.com/t/pcmag_uk/news/c/cleaning-u/cleaning-u...

On a more serious note though, repurposing old tech is perfectly valid, all we need is more programmers, so should programming become a mandatory lesson taught at schools in order to reduce e-waste, alongside Maths English & Science?

And would it lead to a world looking like this https://i.redd.it/z123hws4wtj31.jpg or like this https://i.redd.it/shvbec21k8y81.png ?

moremetadata··on Show HN: Spaghettify – A VSCode Extension to make your code worse with AI
When you introduce a bug, is it a dumb random bug, or an intelligent AI bug?

In other words, would the bug work for me or the user?

When I say work for me, what I mean is, considering decompiler tools like https://ghidra-sre.org/ can shine light where once there wasn't, would the bug generates lots of unnecessary work for me, or could I use the bug as a stealth form of copy protection, where those with illegal copies get bitten by the bug and eventually forced into purchasing said code?

I've seen that technique used with a software company supplying addons to other programming companies. Cant say its a technique taught at places like University.

moremetadata··on Individuals who share an ideology have more similar neural representations
> Through targeted online and field recruiting (N = 360), we invited 44 participants (equally split among liberals and conservatives) to participate in a study on political cognition

And thats your problem with science. We dont know how old these people are, we dont know the selection process, ie were they all recruited down the local Masonic Lodge, or at a University, or at a Church.

More data is needed on the recruitment processes in order to eliminate any selection or manipulation bias, otherwise am I watching a scientific magic show?

We dont know if these people are Early Adopters on the Everett Rogers Diffusion of innovations curve.

It might be better to title this study, fMRI used to map Social Conformity as studied by people like Solomon Asch or fMRI used to map Authority to Obedience as studied by people like Stanley Milgram and more recently Phillip Zimbardo, where the idea's/ideology are the authority.

Would that be fair?

moremetadata··on Ask HN: Whatever Happened to Udacity?
I found it to be too Spooky!
moremetadata··on Scientists document two separate reservoirs of latent HIV in patients
True, but it could be an alternative to the ART treatment. The ART treatment also gives away intelligence, namely a theory, which appears to be that reducing viral load to dormancy levels is a valid attack vectory. Likewise the side effects are considered acceptable in much the way someone might consider office rental costs as a cost of business.

Such a machine could be an alternative way to reduce those side effect costs, plus there may also be additional benefits from this approach, like rejuvenating the blood or cleaning it. If someone with HIV or any other virus, lived in a sterile environment, so their complete immune system isnt having to tackle other issues, how much would the viral load go down by?

Sterile conditions must be important because of the changes COVID has forced on the medical profession, much like HIV also forced surgeons to start wearing latex gloves to reduce infections.

I've noticed over the last 4-5 years, AI cancer cell recognition increasingly being adapted for other uses, like counting bacterial biofilms in tissue samples.

Would it be possible to visually recognise virally infected cells using AI, by using some sort of adapted dialysis machine? Has anyone even attempted to visually compare good cells against virally infected cells?

Such a device could drastically increase some blood cell tests as such a machine could be seen as a realtime blood test lab on wheels, so the cost of setting up and running lab to carryout a variety of blood tests could become something miniturised and mobile.

I'm sure the US military and others would invest substantially in that in order to get closer to their super soldier dreams. Even Nasa might be interested in such an idea for the international space station, when thinking of the radiation risks.

I've see Breast Cancer detecting AI's get so good now, they can differentiate between a cancer lump and a calcium lump. To the end user, they just a detect a lump which might then trigger a clinical visit, plenty of worry but the clinicians ignore diet which should start showing up statistically along with other meta data obtained from devices like smart watches, supermarket loyalty cards etc etc.

These conditions dont happen on their own in isolation, other events have to occur besides the obvious act, like some illicit drug use.

moremetadata··on The $20 an hour Cessna 172 experiment (2020)
Its a little more complex than that. Vehicles (cars, trucks) can rely on the engine power being transferred to a high friction surface (the road) with help from gravity with immediate effect. Where as boats and aircraft are transferring engine power to a low friction medium (air and water) where gravity is important for aircraft otherwise you die when you hit the ground unless you can auto rotate in a helicopter or glide in a plane, but where gravity is not so important in the scheme of things, if those extreme risk situations are catered for.

I bet they could have got the costs down more if they had used a Toroidal Propeller.

Here (already cued for you) https://youtu.be/s_J1OYcCPms?t=23 the footage shows less vortices generated with the Toroidal propeller seen in the top half of the frame of the two boat propeller underwater.

Its these vortices in water which generate cavitation on a traditional style propeller, which leave little pits on the surface of the propeller eventually leading to its replacement as its surface contributes to more friction and thus less fuel economy.

If the friction from the pitted surface is ignored, then it can lead to parts of a blade becoming more like swiss cheese with holes that results in parts of the blade breaking off.

Wind Turbines could generate more electricity if they used toroidal blades, but currently the engineering skill does not exists to scale these blades up in size, and have the ability to "detune" a blade in gale force/storm force winds to minimise damage to the generators and the unit itself.

However the use of these wind turbines also means, the state have a stealth population control mechanism as these wind turbine blades can also be altered to generate plenty of infrasound which can be used to make large parts of the population in the vicinity feel anxious, something that's documented in the Disney sound engineering labs in the 40's/50's when the sound engineers inadvertently made themselves all feel very ill for a few days. Ergo you will probably see less people striking in future!

moremetadata··on Regular Expressions make me feel like a powerful wizard: that's not a good thing
RegEx'es can be likened to Mathematical Set Theory. They can help us group vague unknown data which needs to be processed in some way. And just like someone can get carried away with the over normalisation of a database, the same can happen with complex RegEx's where the time and complexity could be reduced if a single complex RegEx became part of a decision tree like code process using other RegEx's.

Mathematical Naïve Set Theory is fundamentally flawed, otherwise Russell's Paradox wouldn't exist.

moremetadata··on Scientists document two separate reservoirs of latent HIV in patients
That's the surface of the eye not inside the eye.

https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC2948372/ "The eye attempts to limit local immune and inflammatory responses to preserve vision. This phenomenon, known as ocular immune privilege, is mediated by a combination of local and systemic mechanisms. While immune privilege is believed to protect the eye from day-to-day inflammatory insults, it is not absolute and its mechanisms are still incompletely understood."

moremetadata··on Ask HN: How will AI impact the future of CRUD apps?
Lotus had their Approach database which was a wizard Q&A driven system for building basic db apps. For basic stuff it will be fine and will probably enhance the wizard driven stuff out there in basic tools like Excel and Access.

As the requirements become more complex, like having an email sent off after a Create or Update, some SQL stored procedure code needing to be triggered, at this stage because I havent seen enough of the dataset used for training to really know, but they could potentially know enough data to replace a large group of programmers.

What reduces my confidence in that thought, is things like Chap-GPT3 cant even get history right from a wiki page, and cant even code in a specific language.

Its generating pseudo code in some instances, so I think they have a way to go still.

moremetadata··on Scientists document two separate reservoirs of latent HIV in patients
I read this and I wonder why something like dialysis machines couldn't be adapted to filter the blood, recreating an artificial environment in which to attract infected CD4 cells.

I read a study from around the time of WW1 because blood banks didnt exists then, which is when MDMA aka Ecstasy was invented (for blood clotting purposes) one experiment drained all the blood from a dog, and replaced it with isotonic saline solution. 24hrs later about half the solution had been replaced with blood cells. There was no comment on what effect it had on other parts of the body, like the brain considering the oxygen carrying capacity of the blood.

They dont go into detail about which type of CD4+ T cells, there are different types of these cells. Sodium intake will increase Th17 cells which contributes to a class of diseases called autoimmune like arthritis.

Its a bit too vague for my liking, and as cells differentiate into different types of cells, the virus must be present somewhere else yet to be detected.

This virus sounds like bacteria going dormant in the body by forming biofilms until conditions are right in order to activate again, a risk with antibiotic use and no phage treatment.

In fact I wonder if phages have been used to target other virally infected cells, shall have to look that up. 1ml of seawater contains billions of phages.

Neutrophils are the only part of the innate immune system I know of which targets pathogens like bacterial biofilms, viruses & foreign objects.

Omega 3 EPA & DHA increase in the neutrophil membrane content to make it more effective at targeting pathogens, the higher content also increases the size of the neutrophil making it possible to target larger pathogens.

EPA (and possibly ETA a COX inhibitor) also down regulates the osteoclasts, helping to protect and seal the bones, which is where these bone marrow stem cell derived immune cells come from. Once your bones integrity starts to fail, other (adaptive) immune cells get in and start attacking the bone marrow causing the autoimmune diseases. I've seen studies using 8grams a day of Omega 3's ! Histidine/Carnosine would also compliment Omega-3 intake.

Now its always been my understanding there are parts of the body CD4 T helper cells cant go, like brain, eyes (eg causing blindness within seconds), testes and ovaries, so to see it mentioned that CD4+ cells are found in the spinal fluid, makes me wonder if there is some sort of blood brain barrier integrity breakdown occurred or is this a Nucleic Acid Amplification Test error, like the type seen with the Covid PCR testing?

The CSF is very slow to change as well, it takes weeks and months to get nutrients into CSF compared to other parts of the body.

Still interesting none the less.

moremetadata··on The Online Safety Bill: An attack on encryption
It doesnt matter what laws exist if the public, starting at primary school, are not taught the law, not even a TLDR. Its just virtue signalling.

And if you are not taught law, how can anyone claim to live in a democracy to debate the laws?

Everybody is born into a legal dictatorship if you weren't taught law and with todays communication technology, there is no excuse for it. Its just setting people up to be victims of crime especially kids, its a criminal way to make people dependent on employees of the state who claim to be picking up the pieces.

Secondly employees of the state are treated as superior to members of the public by the courts, which makes me think the legal system isn't fit for purpose here in the UK.

moremetadata··on The digital pound: A new form of money for households and businesses?
Thats a good point, currently, with todays technology and changes to bank notes, it wouldn't be hard to take a photo of all the bank notes in someone's purse and wallet showing the bank notes serial number when it enters someone's possession.

It will certainly reducing muggings and thefts if this activity took place.

That image and bank note serial number can then be uploaded to a central, database where bank notes in various currency's can be geolocated and its movements tracked. You device and smartphone can equally form a distributed blockchain database by having your device share the data with those devices around them.

When a bank note leaves someone's possession, the app can be notified of a possession change where the currency then enter's a dark web like state unless the bank note movement is into the possession of someone else using said app.

Whether the banks and currency printers want to get on board with such idea in order to complete the introduction and retirement of bank notes in order to help build confidence in the currency, remains to be seen.

Of course, if banks and currency printers dont want to get onboard with this public track and trace of the public's currency, then are they reducing confidence in the currency, in effect weakening or expiring the currency just like we see in this white paper and in China crypto currency experiments.

Afterall, no one person can track and trace the bank notes that pass through their hands, we dont know just how bad counterfeiting of bank notes is. With todays tech, namely smartphones and an app, it would be possible to restore even increase confidence in a currency in a totally passive aggressive way!

This would also be a way to decentralise existing currency's in todays form, as this app and photo of the bank serial numbers is like cryptocurrency miners and every photo becomes an entry in a Blockchain which would make it hard for any AI to replicate and highlight any physical currency counterfeiters.

In other words, the public could become the pseudo cryptocurrency miners, and their participation would strengthen the currency they use. This way, the many benefits cited by the central planners like the Blank of England as done here, can be applied within days of this idea being made public.

How quickly could you undermine other currency's like the Dollar or Euro if a population were to suddenly adopt this change of behaviour?

Most people only ever have in their possession a fraction of the bank notes supposedly in circulation, and these officially circulated bank notes are only a fraction of the total money that exists in a currency. If you are familiar with this infographic https://traversals.com/blog/surface-web/ you should understand that the serial number on your bank note is just the Surface Web, and that banks and central planners are the dark web!

No one has a bank account which shows the bank note serial numbers entering or leaving your possession and no currency provides a means to currently track and trace all currency! Arguably its one giant fraud operating in plain sight!

Why do people trust this situation?

moremetadata··on Screw motivation, what you need is discipline
Motivated or disciplined to do some activity, without knowing the consequences seems illogical to me.

What's the range of consequences when thinking of the butterfly effect in Chaos Theory?

moremetadata··on Big data is dead
Thats because psychologists dont understand or choose to ignore how chemistry influences our personalities and emotions. An extremely simple example from the same medical/health profession is the use of SSRI's to make people feel happy. The legal system recognises how chemicals influence our feelings because of the laws that exists on illegal drugs or drink driving.

The definition of rational is being informed enough to know what said chemicals will do in the short term and long term in order to make an informed decision, but then I'm reminded we dont get taught any of the above unless we specialise at a Uni, so most people cant make any sort of informed decision.

moremetadata··on Ask HN: Is there any kind of USB-C tester?
For a software solution, I'd recommend a search engine which lets you ask what the bandwidth is and power rating for said cables.

Perhaps Google or Bing will be demonstrating something soon if their search engines don't already do this.

moremetadata··on HP bricking printers remotely if the client's credit card expires [video]
IF that is correct, and I've had my suspicions about some network connected devices, then its sold under false pretences because its buying a product that you think you own but actually dont and it makes this deceitful. Saying that I know of a car manufacturer that will brick your engine a short while after a dealer service in a bid to give it an upgrade, I've had that done to me, by a certain German company, unless some other spooky entity has more oversight and access to things than they care to let on to.
moremetadata··on Tesla’s Cybertruck Delayed Again
I know, its the internet, probably the greatest surveillance and manipulation tool ever developed by humans.
moremetadata··on Silicon Valley needs to stop laying off workers and start firing CEOs
>> The CEO that hired a ton of people last month and is laying them off this month is demonstrating that they're unable to plan even a few months ahead for a likely scenario. >This, so much this.

It might appear to be a lack of planning, but another way to look at it, is these companies are running at full throttle in a vehicle sense, and the CEO and others have taken their foot off the throttle to negotiate a bend.

>How is it amazing to do what the board wants all the time?

I've seen stats delivered to management and the board, and I've seen the board tell management to reverse their actions within minutes of those stats being delivered at shortly after 6am.

Keeping a currently work-to-rule, minimum-productivity workforce happy when it affects the business in other ways is important to the board.

> If a companies revenue is down the CEO's decisions should be analzyed to see if his actions contributed to it and perhaps lose his job if so.

Look at the UK Prime Minister situation, 3 PM's in a year. Its an interesting lesson for the whole world if you consider the British PM to be a CEO of a country.

Look for the parallels and whose Authority do you trust?

Do you find pieces of paper from a University to be an interesting Authority object? Do you find money to be an interesting Authority object?

Do you find the internet, regardless of website to be an intelligent training exercise? Do you find life and society is one giant over populated prison?

moremetadata··on Tired of Software
> In the very early days,

Not everyone was aware of the BBS'es and then later (dialup/net accessed) FTP sites. Besides the hassle getting onto some of these FTP sites was time consuming as well, putting aside state interference, like redirecting your own dialup call to their own dialup FTP site.

> But there are two main differences that make me think those days were better

Simpler times, less variables, people hadnt found the weaknesses in RFC protocols, phishing attempts online and offline and other forms of deception and criminal intent, people were more trusting back then, less exposed to negative situations of varying magnitude. A classic example of ignorance is bliss.

One thing could be considered absolute or constant, the speed at which data can be obtained has increased, and the range of ideas people can access has increased. Will this affect humans in a negative or positive way?

>These days, software is often shipped half-baked because they rely on the ability to update frequently over the internet.

There is only so much testing you can do in the lab, so why not get early adopters to do the testing for you? It could be cheaper.

moremetadata··on ‘The Battery’s Dead’: Burnout Looks Different in Autistic Adults
Is this title by the NYTimes a stealth dig at autistic people with their use of the wording The Battery's Dead, implying that autistic people are robots or machines of sort?

In other respects, this title is the result of liars and cheats who following the doctrine "bullshit baffles brains".

A perfectly legal way to abuse people which happens to make money.

moremetadata··on Tesla’s Cybertruck Delayed Again
> Still wondering how they'll work out crumple zones to absorb the bulk of impact

Do you need crumple zones where the onboard systems can detect a crash or situations which lead to a crash and take avoiding action? Another way to look at this use of stainless steel, is in a high velocity impact, which type of crumple zone would you want protecting you? The current standards or the Tesla standard?

So is Tesla trying to rewrite the book and get allowances made for their lack of traditional crumple zones and pedestrian/cyclist safety with "dumb" cars/vehicles when considering their high tech approach, which might be as a simple as an automatic horn or other audible warning in situations the computer deems to be risk? I see many people not using horns when they should.

Many existing car manufacturers have jumped on the touchscreen control systems, yet Volvo spent alot of time and money decades ago researching that knobs were the best human interface when driving and needing to control essential controls.

If you listen to this Youtube influencer for Porsche, he's explaining how everything is digitized so he can go into the cars settings/control panel and make changes to the car when changing from driving in the UK to driving in the EU. https://youtu.be/gND5jJGzKXw?t=158

Some cars are restricted to a top speed of 150mph unless the GPS reports the car is at the GPS location of known race tracks, when the 150mph limit is automatically removed. So after watching STG in the link above, I ask myself, why cant the car's systems recognise where I am from the GPS co-ordinates and automatically do it for me? Is this a test, where if I dont make the changes to drive legally in the EU, Porsche report to local law enforcment a british car without its headlights switched from driving on the left or driving on the right?

Likewise is this setting with Porsche cars and some types of lights even necessary when considering how the new LED lights which automatically dim when detecting other vehicles to prevent dazzling, arguably dont need any directional change when driving on the left or right hand side of the road.

Example seen here https://youtu.be/HETnJmgcPGs?t=16 Dimmed lighting section seen in the middle of the screen, wait a few seconds and you'll see it light up the darkened section as there are now no cars to dazzle so maximum brightness can be restored.

> Or how it could have "bulletproof" glass windows when current vehicles require a certain lower threshold to allow egress in an emergency.

Was this a failed demonstration of bulletproof glass an example of read the small print, they can sell you and make whatever claim, ultimately its the small print that counts and the laws of the land that count?

Was it just a marketing exercise? A PR exercise, much like vapourware is seen in the software industry?

Edit.

Tracking the ebb and flow of articles, is highly illuminating. Thank you.

moremetadata··on Path to a free, self-taught education in Computer Science
Central heating and hotwater systems, some home security lighting systems, some vehicles, many electronic devices with a cpu of sorts inside. I think its really quite common when you think about it.

Are you a bot trying to resource burn me? If a bot, would you even know you are a bot?

moremetadata··on Ask HN: Did anyone else lose their marbles?
> They can actually address the underlying cause.

Unless the underlying cause is too much meat eating where some amino acids block or crowd out the uptake of tryptophan into the brain at the blood brain barrier, where carbs and tryptophan see the highest increase into the brain and CSF.

Vegetarians live longer than meat eaters.

Do you think Agrarian society's had a supermarket off to one side?

Besides, has any person prescribed SSRI's that you know of had their serum metabolites 5 HIAA measured?

Have they had a fMRI to back up your claims?

Has their blue light exposure and intensity been measured and quantified?

Was a simple blood test conducted to measure the markers related to GnRH to obtain meta data to enhance diagnosis?

Unless of course the state already has access to the meta data, like our supermarket purchases, besides its 24hr surveillance using common tech like smart phones, in order for a GP to make an accurate diagnosis and prescribe said SSRI's?

moremetadata··on Ask HN: Did anyone else lose their marbles?
When you understand how our chemistry, our diet & our environment influences our conscious self including past experiences you may have forgotten, you'll probably have a better understanding of why things occur. If you look at the Tryptophan pathway, SSRI's can be viewed like some sort of (SQL, XSS, Code) injection attack, influencing your chemistry and your emotions in other ways which may have given you a short term boost, but may not have addressed the underlying cause.

Monotherapy's are simple to use much like A/B testing, but time consuming, a type of resource burn for intelligence gathering, but its the best on offer for most.

Keeping a diary, paying attention to your diet, your life, identifying what you like and dont like, what you want to achieve can help but be mindful your chemistry will influence those thoughts. Think back to when you were a child and the things you wanted then and what you want now, they will be different because your chemistry has changed.

The medical profession recognise how chemistry influences our thoughts because SSRI's exist as have MAOI's as a first generation anti depressant, but their primary application as an anti depressant may not always be the intended purpose as the tryptophan pathway can highlight.

You see this with Gabapentin, nerve pain, could be a symptom of diabetic neuropathy. Only the Germans use alpha-lipoic acid as a medicine for diabetic neuropathy according to some online sources. The only sugar the immune system does not attack is starch. Manganese is also related to diabetes. Likewise too much B6 can cause auto immune diseases as can sodium (Th 17 cells) and highlight weaknesses in your body which need addressing, which could be your nervous system, the myelin sheath (histidine).

You dont say if you are male or female, but histidine is concentrated in the chest of males, religions have identified this as the missionary position for enjoyable exercise, which is why we don't eat Roosters, only feminised meat with the exception of beef in the West unless that's also come from dairy stock. From a meta data point of view, males strutting their chest are exhibiting their histidine levels in plain sight, just like grey hair can exhibit tyrosine deficiency and freckles on a kids face exhibits a healthy tyrosine balance amongst other things.

The body is a complex chemical reaction and whilst science attempts to understand it, its limited in a number of ways and shouldn't be seen as a panacea, when history and religion also has much metadata to offer.

For example diabetes, first documented 600 years bc in Persia (Iran), still not addressed in any meaningful way, a useful stealth weapon operating in plain sight, the sugar in a can of coke can reduce testosterone levels by 25% in teenage males as one example to control known threats in society. Religions also use their teachings to control populations, Ramadan, no food or fluids during daylight hours, lack of fluid increase blood sugar levels, increases the chances of followers developing pre-diabetes or diabetes, ergo males controlled as their intelligence increases.

Every system of control, beit religion, govt have stealth ways to control people and using health is just one of those ways which is why I say keep a diary and have an open mind. No one chemical does one thing in the body.

moremetadata··on How New Ideas Arise
Correction: You dont understand schizophrenia.
moremetadata··on Path to a free, self-taught education in Computer Science
Not always, a well written software contract will generate additional fees/income when analysts or businesses fail to stipulate all requirements.

On the point of >Almost all programming jobs are actually software engineering jobs these days.

Thats a very narrow view of Computer Science, ignoring how software and hardware can be exploited in air gapped scenarios, exploiting what the military have traditionally called Signal Intelligence, not something taught in any university or online as far as I'm aware of.

The undetectable metadata by human senses because of restrictions like our range of audible sounds, ability to detect tiny fluctuations of electromagnetic radiation, lack of knowledge of a devices ability, makes most computer science graduates somewhat blinkered and restricted in perspective and highly exploitable, with hubris being the number one attribute for most.

IMO Computer Science should be viewed more as a natural science, incorporating things like physics, biology, psychology, chemistry along with what's currently taught in a stereotypical CS course. I'm reminded of the fact that my language debugger is an excellent colour blind test operating in plain sight and when you become wise to these additional points of interest, you start to see the chaff from the wheat, whose good, whose not because Only the Paranoid Survive!

moremetadata··on How New Ideas Arise
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/10154775 Creative minds 'mimic schizophrenia'

"Some companies have "skunk works" - secure, secret laboratories for their highly creative staff where they can freely experiment without disrupting the daily business."

Smoking Skunk weed does this to the brain as well, which is perhaps a stealth reference to skunk works.

Too much Skunk can lead to psychosis. https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/health-31480234

Main property of Skunk weed is, extremely high levels of THC and low levels of CBD.

Psychosis is also seen in pregnant women or post partum due to the strain on their body. If ever you wanted an example look no further than Ridley Scott's Alien Chestburster destroying the host or even this https://www.reddit.com/r/raisedbywolves/comments/j5ky8t/ridl...

So what does Psychosis tell us? Its a brain immunological issue. Clues from the Skunk THC:CBD ratio.

Psychosis can be treated with Omega-3's namely EPA as it helps increase the size of neutrophils by upto 38% and increase duration of cells. https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC6834330/#sec3-i... https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/abs/pii/009069...

Neutrophil's are the first (innate) immune cell response to be recruited to sites of inflammation in order to engulf pathogens. The increased size of neutrophils helps to engulf larger pathogens, including bacteria biofilms which will plague people towards end of life.

Omega-3's are a precursor to endocannabinoids aka the phyto CBD seen in weed and other food sources.

Hence why the military have developed skunk, you get a double whammy punishment of breaking the law whilst also being psychologically cracked in order to give up secrets for law enforcement purposes via medical centres, like something out of a MK Ultra mind control programme adapted and coerced on the wider population today.

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