In deed, but I would take those espionage statistics with a grain of salt. I think they would typically indicate the emerged part of the iceberg.

How can we know the percentage of espionage cases VS extortion? The goal of espionage is to stay discrete, and extortion to be noisy. I think that espionage cases might never be detected by the nature of it.

Not AI but (A)I or symply "I", drop the "A" :-)

If iOS 0 for 2100, I wouldn't want to deal with bugs in the upgrader code :-)

For me:
- Removable battery
- Physical headphone jack
- No bloatware
- Being able to side load apps

Yes, I would think that people who like TickTock would side load the app on Android, much cheaper :-)

Thank you UnknownSoldier, I also read books from/about Law of One (I think it is good but perhaps a bit distorted), Bashar, Abraham Hicks (the most crisp/clear in my opinion), and Robert Monroe, but I will look into Dolores Cannon, Kryon and Ram Dass, I don't know those :-)

The books from Michael Newton are also excellent. https://www.newtoninstitute.or...

And for those who like to do cleanses, I recommend this liver and gallbladder cleanse book from Andreas Moritz, I did it 48 times in the last 10 years, it works! https://www.amazon.com/Liver-G...
(the amazon rating/comments are also a good read)

Happy new year!

I enjoyed reading the Seth material from Jane Roberts.

Seth material from Jane Roberts

https://sethcenter.com/

Happy holidays :-)

http://consc.net/papers/ideali...

I do not claim that idealism is plausible. No position on the mindâ"body problem is plausible.
Materialism: implausible. Dualism: implausible. Idealism: implausible. Neutral monism: im-
plausible. None of the above: implausible. But the probabilities of all of these views get a boost
from the fact that one of the views must be true. Idealism is not significantly less plausible than
its main competitors. So even though idealism is implausible, there is a non-negligible probability
that it is true.

FYI - we discussed something similar here:
https://slashdot.org/poll/3045...

It seems like the flashplugin-installer Ubuntu package doesn't include the actual flash bits themselves, but rather contains a script named flashplugin-installer which goes and download the flash bits directly off Adobe's website, and installs the .so in the correct place, sets up symlinks, etc.

Now the question is: Can the new Java license permit this kind of mechanism? If so, that could be a workaround.

I built the following, I measured 11 watts during idle, 18 on full load. -- Case: Antec IS 300-65 Black 0.8mm cold rolled steel Mini-ITX Desktop Computer Case -- Motherboard: JetWay JNF94-270-LF Intel Atom N270 1.6GHz Intel 945GSE Mini ITX Motherboard/CPU Combo -- RAM: G.SKILL 2GB 200-Pin DDR2 SO-DIMM DDR2 533 (PC2 4200) Laptop Memory Model F2-4200CL4S-2GBSQ -- $267.97 on New Egg. Used an existing PCI Ethernet board and hard drive.

24 pictures per second, that should do it and I don't even need to press any button, just need to wave it in the air, it should be enough, and more discrete...

Oops, wrong posting, I was referring to http://news.slashdot.org/article.pl?sid=09%2F01%2F26%2F1846209&from=rss

24 pictures per second, that should do it and I don't even need to press any button, just need to wave it in the air, it should be enough, and more discrete...