Even if death is horrific, as a percentage of your time alive in most cases…..

Just when I thought your comments couldn’t get worse.

I (generally) support Americans. Perhaps less support for less recent adherents to the culture. Does prolific melanin make you superior IYO?

How many people know that the Starlink network operates at 12 gHz? The primary effect of RF above 6 gHz is less tissue penetration, but a noticeable heating effect on the surface tissue. I guess its good for us they are at a substantial distance from the surface of the earth. People talk about 5 gHZ network dangers, but the 2.4 gHz is much more likely to have effect on deep tissues like organs. Note that at the focal point of the parabolic microwave data transmission dishes the output would literally cook you from the inside out. Every remote cell tower has one……

I’m still concerned that Graphene only runs on Google hardware. Talk about the potential for backdoors. Apple is/was? primarily a hardware company. Google is and always has been a data company, any, all, public and private. Chrome has some recent baked in goodies that are a certified privacy nightmare. Rather than linking resources I’ll just illuminate the entrance to the warren.

No, but I sure would like to see a meshnet get off of the ground. Millions of IOT devices everywhere and nobody has hacked an implementation in yet. When AI does it, well we may be extinct soon after.

I frequently repeat stories, I know I do it because I enjoy strolling down memory lanes with loved ones. It’s egotistical self gratification at best, my wife and family roll their eyes, often making sure I see them do it and indulge me…most of the time.

I know this to be true about Ross as well, I remember listening to the events unfold while it was happening. If you want to be outraged about innocent incarceration channel your angst in Julian Assange’s general direction.

I’m curious about the reference to 5G radiation here. Yes, science knew of 5 gHz radio frequencies in 1989, but 5G often refers to fifth generation cellular technology, something that had no basis for existence in 1989 and while is arguably dangerous to human health at high intensity and consistent exposure, it has been shown that shorter wavelength RF radiation interacts less with living tissue in a number of legacy studies, some unrelated and predating cellular telephone technology.

I agree that losing weight is easy, and to some degree calorie deficit works in human youth. It doesn’t work well with age when the cells in your body get desensitized to the effects of insulin through decades of internal blood sugar management. Periods of gastrointestinal rest with fasting are essential to long term human health. The medical complex knows his, but wellness is not what they do, perpetual triage for bad life decisions is.

Check out https://panopticlick.eff.org. Interesting stuff.

I think comfrey is amazing.

What they hunger for actually depends on the time of year. Early in the season they are attracted to sweet smelling objects.

Addressing item one, I don’t actually have any opinion about whether anyone uses my node or not. It is truly about providing options to people, pure philanthropy.

I support several different P2P technologies using obfuscation currently. While I recognize that personal consequences and fear prevent many from participating and supporting these technologies, these mechanisms are the tools establishment uses to censor and divide members of a populous. Without clear channels of communication we as a society are susceptible to mass formation psychosis and widespread manipulation by the myriad agenda motivated groups in the modern world. Resilience and resistance will only survive through the active support of brave, intelligent individuals.

Just to contribute bandwidth to the project generally. I believe that like Tor and Bitcoin wider node distribution promotes freedom and resiliency for the protocol.

Yep, I’d like to help, but all of that went right over my head. 😁

Thank you, I’ll check out your mentions. I use a router based VPN, it seems close, the missing link is going from the 10.0.1.x ip range to the public IP of the VPN. Maybe it is a routing table thing, but that level of Linux is over my head at this point. I’m pretty quick at learning from YouTube, but most of the resources there assume I understand basic concepts that I don’t yet understand.

Alright alright alright. I got Umbrel running on Ubuntu running in a virtual machine. I have the rust private NOSTR relay running. If I want that relay to be public I need to connect the private IP address (LAN?) to a public IP address (WAN?)…..uh, I got nothing. Old blue collar cowboy doesn’t speak nettatalk.

I’m putting a soft yolk fried egg on top of my beetburger beets! Umami, earthy…a little black pepper…oh yeah.

Yep, anything else if not food integrated is literally poison. Walnuts, sardines, fine, but fresh and intact or not at all.