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Comment Lyme Disease, loose exhaust filters plum island (Score 1) 140

CoVID-19 indeed could have escaped supposedly sealed lab. BSL-4/BSL-3 is only as good as its maintainers... In US, official audits revealed Plum Island had missing and loose-fitting exhaust filters for years/decades because contractors repeatedly mis-installed incorrect filters on the 1950's-era hvac. Zoonic Borrelia bacteria were studied on Plum Island, disturbingly close to Lyme, Massachusettes, coincidental location of first known cluster of Borrelia patients.

Comment "Forever-Day Remote Root" -- no updates/patches ex (Score 1) 22

Funny, "google fixed it" but nearly 100% existing non-google androids will be forever remotely exploitable. This vuln was exploited in the wild in Spring 2019. My phone was hit by unknown persons May-2019, there was a bizarre bluetooth popup message associated when it happened. Bluetooth as yet another vector for Pegasus, the intelligence agency spyware from Israel (multiple known US customers). I was called delusional last summer, this disclosure is proof positive. unsigned int spooks=0x1deadfed;

Comment "Future services" not gauranteed in gpl (Score 1) 30

Court didnt decide any gpl issues yet, but in OSS lawyers 3-min rebuttal, a judge acknowledged Perens interpretation may be incorrect. The appeal is to decide if there could be a defamation claim, not if its actual defamation worth 3million. EFF and Perens are the trolls seeking $300k under anti-SLAPP technicality, Spengler fully complies with gpl. Perens interpretation is wrong, but was it defamation?

Comment Re: Err on the side of caution (Score 1) 141

Big problem indeed, weed limits discriminating against those who safely use it daily is not helpful (medical users), but you want first-time users totally blown out of their mind to be let off the hook because they didnt use enough to be in measurable violation?. First time tokers are the real danger, not the numerous adults u want to target based on your complete lack of proper experience with tetrahydracannabinol. Strong coffee is wildly more impairing for the unenlightened, lets test drivers for caffeine.... 420.

Comment Satellite-based Psychotronic Microwave weapons (Score 1) 55

Soviets pioneered space-based mind-control microwave directed energy weapons, aka PSYCHOTRONIC WARFARE. I want to see -those- documents get declassified, especially the detection and mitigation efforts of US Space Command offices in recent decade(s) [navy & usaf have space commands]. Keep wearing the tinfoil hats, space-based psychotronics are 100% real.

Comment Re: ACTUAL PR00F. Got w00t? (Score 1) 167

To be clear, the other end digits to consider are 3,5,9, but the pattern proof for 7 yields same result for all numbers, where a final digit of 1 ultimately reduces to (1) by *(3) and /(2^2)... Ending in (9)*(3)=7+1, 8 divided by (2^3)=1. Ending in 5 proves 3.. (5)*(3)=5+1, 6/2 yields either 8 or 3 depending on second(tens) digit even/odd. 8/(2^3)=1, so only need to prove 3. (3)*(3)=9+1, 0/2 = 5,, somebody else can elequently show this ([even][6])/(2) pattern for digits {3,5} ultimately yields a trailing (8) from final digits being ([odd][6])/(2) and thus easily reduces to (1). Adam Slattery -helo Fri-13-dec-2019

Comment Re: ACTUAL PR00F. Got w00t? (Score 1) 167

We must only consider the base10 trailing digit of (7) *(3) = 1+1, divide by (2) =1. Multiply by (3) = 3+1, divide by (2) twice to get (1), multiply by (3)=3+1, finally divide by (2) twice. Done. For all numbers ending in 7, iterating the algorithm forces division by 32 for every 27 you multiplied (2^5) vs (3^3). Trailing digits other than 7 are easier, but absolute proof may be constructed in this way. I dropped out of math major to write better gui API on *nix (nmenu-gl), but yez i iz genius. Adam Slattery -helo

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