Is this ubuntu-PRO in fact an extra software repo with software updates that can be installed using apt-get?
Does anybody know the name of the repo, so I can install the repo without an extra ubuntu account?
And why not just update the complete ubuntu instead of this ubuntu-PRO ??
I found this patent.
https://patents.google.com/pat...
The pdf also has drawings:
https://patentimages.storage.g...
In firefox, it is possible to disable webassembly.
In about:config, set javascript.options.wasm to false.
Something like this might work for Alzheimer's disease.
Tesla should build a vacuum cleaner.
The Tesla vacuum cleaner will probably be better than a Dyson.
This might be a cheap and good solution to search for MH370
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Each section of the brain has RISC like processing dedicated to certain skills, sensory, knowledge, understanding, and logic. But also shows CISC like adaptability as we also have evidence of an area of the brain remapping to perform other tasks not originally processed there.
The brain must be some sort of FPGA
I suspect part of the aminoacids of the protein in food are chemically changed by the industrial processing to unnatural toxic aminoacids.
Here are examples of toxic aminoacids:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/...
I suspect the body could use the unnatural aminoacids to build proteins. Those proteins could cause proteopathy, like for example alzheimer's.
If the magnetism goes away quickly, the material wouldn't be suitable for mass storage such as a harddisk of magnetic tape. However, then it could be suitable as a core of a coil, the same as a coil with a ferrite core.
Is this material diamagnetic, paramagnetic of ferromagnetic?
The emerging roles of melanopsin in behavioral adaptation to light:
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/p...
If a hyperthread can spy on the other hyperthread that runs on the same core, it is possible to disable hyperthreading.
However, the next exploit will be that one core can spy on another core. This is possible because all cores use the memory subsystem including the L3 cache that is shared between all cores.
This might exploit some spectre or meltdown like vulnerability to get the encryption keys that are located in an until now safe part of the processor chip.
If you have a quadcore processor, would it be possible to run the kernel and nothing else on 1 core, and use the other 3 cores for user programs?
Would the above prevent user programs to access kernel memory that shouldn't be accessible to user programs?
You might have aspergers's syndrome.
Why doesn't Assange escape? He could disguise himself as a dark skinned person, and just walk out!
"Most of us, when all is said and done, like what we like and make up reasons for it afterwards." -- Soren F. Petersen
