Erik Beck

@erik@puget.social
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Site Creator. Hopefully it doesn't crater.
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Opinion | Europe Has a Bazooka. Time to Use It.

For now, Europe’s anti-coercion instrument is less a bazooka than a waterlogged firecracker.

The New York Times
I’m Linux curious

Currently paying Voyager ~$15/mo for my VM - 1vCPU, 2GB RAM, 25 GB disk - they don't have traffic limits but it's pretty low (it's my Tailscale Proxy for CGNAT'd devices and Pangolin).

What other NZ based options are there in the same ballpark?

I know ZappieHost (looks reasonable), but other suggestions appreciated.

Voyagers network does some weird shit with my traffic (yeeting SSH connections and the like).

RE: https://infosec.exchange/@zak/115760535158885710

I generally concur. I've been limping along with claws, wishing it were better. I'd happily join an effort to code something better!

Looks like YouTube is having an outage. Gods willing, it will be permanent.

RE: https://hachyderm.io/@crowgirl/115744153990810198

Boosting as I don't have any suggestions to offer that the two Fediverse and the Reddit responders have provided so far.

#linux #kubuntu #partitionlockout

Does anyone here happen to know uhh…men’s tracksuit and/or athletic shoe culture at all? My bf almost exclusively wears tracksuits in his personal life. He has “fancy” ones. He will not mix them and won’t wear the wrong shoe with them. I’m looking at gifts but I’m so lost? Very much welcome recs for brands or even just like, stores to find more “fancy” pieces

One of the more fascinating things I’ve read recently!

https://www.wired.com/story/scientists-thought-parkinsons-was-in-our-genes-it-might-be-in-the-water/ or https://archive.vn/ZpiKS

“The health you enjoy or don’t enjoy today is a function of your environment in the past,” says Ray Dorsey, a physician and professor of neurology at the University of Rochester. Your “environment” could be the refinery a town over, the lead in the paint of your mother’s home, the plastic sheath of the Hot Pocket you microwaved in 1996. It is air pollution and PFAS and pesticides and so much more.

and

After a century of putting genetics on a pedestal, the geneticists have some surprising news for us: The vast majority of chronic disease isn’t caused by our genes. “The Human Genome Project was a $3 billion investment, and what did we find out?” says Thomas Hartung, a toxicologist at Johns Hopkins. “Five percent of all disease is purely genetic. Less than 40 percent of diseases even have a genetic component.”

h/t @mmalc @jgarber

#health

Scientists Thought Parkinson’s Was in Our Genes. It Might Be in the Water

Parkinson’s disease has environmental toxic factors, not just genetic.

WIRED
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