EPTWith this kind of computing power, can't you just make stuff equally save?
I don't really understand what I'm talking about here but isn't this just the same problem as we always had?
Like make huge blockchains or something
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Harris1st
Germany6986 Posts
With this kind of computing power, can't you just make stuff equally save? I don't really understand what I'm talking about here but isn't this just the same problem as we always had? Like make huge blockchains or something | ||
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Gorsameth
Netherlands21924 Posts
On September 02 2020 15:00 Harris1st wrote: yes, no doubt someone will think up a new form of encryption that will be secure but the issue is all the data currently that would become unsecure and inertia in updating security.About the encryption problem: With this kind of computing power, can't you just make stuff equally save? I don't really understand what I'm talking about here but isn't this just the same problem as we always had? Like make huge blockchains or something Like how many pc's don't regularly update or run old versions of windows/other programs that have security flaws that were fixed but until they update, if that ever happens at all, they are a security risk. | ||
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Alejandrisha
United States6565 Posts
edit: it seems in asl ro24, all 5 matches are bo1. has it always been like this?? no wonder i can never pick these groups :D | ||
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Starlightsun
United States1405 Posts
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Alejandrisha
United States6565 Posts
On September 07 2020 03:39 Starlightsun wrote: Anyone had experience with clumps of hair falling out to the point of baldness? Been happening to my sister for months now and the doctor's only answer is it's "stress". Previously she had very low vitamin D and the hair seemed to be growing back when they fixed that, but now it's falling out again and her vitamin D levels are normal. She's in another country and has a hard time navigating the medical system due to not speaking the language well. i don't know if we can help you here. wish ya'll the best of luck though. knowing tl, there might be a magician but probably not. most common leads to hair loss are stress and heredity. | ||
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Starlightsun
United States1405 Posts
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Acrofales
Spain18098 Posts
On September 07 2020 04:16 Starlightsun wrote: Thanks.. yeah just thought I'd throw it out there. Tried asking on different subreddits but no luck. Well, there's also radiation poisoning and exposure to various nasty chemicals.Could her job expose her to anything hazardous? There should obviously be protection and safeguards if so, but just throwing that out there. | ||
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Alejandrisha
United States6565 Posts
On September 07 2020 04:32 Acrofales wrote: Well, there's also radiation poisoning and exposure to various nasty chemicals.Could her job expose her to anything hazardous? There should obviously be protection and safeguards if so, but just throwing that out there. don't tell him what happens when he posts here | ||
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Starlightsun
United States1405 Posts
On September 07 2020 04:32 Acrofales wrote: Well, there's also radiation poisoning and exposure to various nasty chemicals.Could her job expose her to anything hazardous? There should obviously be protection and safeguards if so, but just throwing that out there. She's teaching from her apartment and hardly leaves so would have to be something in there. | ||
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Simberto
Germany11603 Posts
On September 07 2020 05:43 Starlightsun wrote: She's teaching from her apartment and hardly leaves so would have to be something in there. Possibilities i can immediately come up here of bad stuff in an apartment: Lead in the piping Other bad shit in the drinking water Some stuff in old paint (possibly also lead) Asbestos? Mold (Though that would probably rather lead to respiratory stuff) (really far fetched) a basement with lots of granite leading to radon accumulating Has she been to a doctor? | ||
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Sent.
Poland9239 Posts
On September 07 2020 03:39 Starlightsun wrote: Anyone had experience with clumps of hair falling out to the point of baldness? Been happening to my sister for months now and the doctor's only answer is it's "stress". Previously she had very low vitamin D and the hair seemed to be growing back when they fixed that, but now it's falling out again and her vitamin D levels are normal. She's in another country and has a hard time navigating the medical system due to not speaking the language well. Connect the dots? | ||
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Starlightsun
United States1405 Posts
On September 07 2020 05:51 Simberto wrote: Possibilities i can immediately come up here of bad stuff in an apartment: Lead in the piping Other bad shit in the drinking water Some stuff in old paint (possibly also lead) Asbestos? Mold (Though that would probably rather lead to respiratory stuff) (really far fetched) a basement with lots of granite leading to radon accumulating Has she been to a doctor? Is there a way should test for lead? She's lived there for 5 or 6 years though and the hair loss just started this year. I've never personally heard of someone's hair coming out in clumps to the point of baldness just from stress. | ||
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Sent.
Poland9239 Posts
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Starlightsun
United States1405 Posts
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GreenHorizons
United States23435 Posts
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Starlightsun
United States1405 Posts
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Sent.
Poland9239 Posts
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Acrofales
Spain18098 Posts
On September 07 2020 06:40 Sent. wrote: Consider holding on with passing along the ideas before she gets a second doctor's opinion. If she's losing hair because of stress, telling her to worry about mutlitple different things might not be the best idea. Agree on this. Doctor could run a blood test for heavy metals just in case though. Lead is pretty easy to test for. It's also *very* unlikely if she is living in a normal modern-ish apartment (and not in Flint, USA) | ||
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Exedo
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EDIT: Also worrying about losing more hair will not help with stress recovery what so ever... It's a vicious cycle at this point. | ||
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Simberto
Germany11603 Posts
He is a german author who wrote a gigantic amount of wild west fiction at the turn of the 19th century (and some other stuff, but the wild west fiction is what he is famous for). Some of his iconic wild west characters, like for example the Apache chief "Winnetou" are basically almost universally known in Germany. So i got to wondering if this means that there is a whole bunch of wild west mythology which is only known in Germany, and not the US. | ||
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