KrisND

Interesting but potentially dangerous tactic, ultimately failed the attempt.

Anybody else get those couple people who just think it can't happen to them even if it has a few times already? Maybe they'll start paying attention now...

From now on, I'm not even connecting to the families home WiFi

This did not help the situation, imo I don't believe they would actually be considered "less scary". But if they worked, they worked?

Actual article for more details here: Did you know Walt Disney designed the world’s weirdest gas mask?

Seriously, what's the error rate on these things anyways. It's pretty outrageous these days.

I wanted to see what others are using and recommending. I'm looking at going over to a self-hosted NAS option primarily for backup but ideally to work off of too.

I have only about 80GB of backups, only about 5GB are files I often use and access. I want to switch so I have full control over my data but would still plan to make encrypted containers to upload to cloud storage for redundancy.

An option that does have some type of automatic sync/backup would be ideal, and it would be setup for local use only. I won't ever have to access it remotely.

So far the best I've found would be something like "Synology DS220+". I originally considered setting up a local ubuntu server and use something like sftp for backup but its more time extensive and lacks added features.

What's your recommendations? And if anyone knows of software to remove duplicates, it'd save me maybe 20GB of storage. Thanks!

Robert Liston performed the only operation with a 300% mortality rate; His patient, his assistant and a spectator died. I'm questioning if it was attempted though, it kinda seems like you'd have to try to kill all three...

Last year, University of Maryland surgeons made history by transplanting a gene-edited pig heart into a dying man who was out of other options. He survived only two months before the organ failed for reasons that aren't fully understood but that offer lessons for future attempts. Now, the Food and Drug Administration is considering whether to allow some small but rigorous studies of pig heart or kidney transplants in volunteer patients.

EDIT: I went ahead and put a news article as the primary as maybe there is some confusion. I left the YT video overview below which gives a good overview and Analysis.

It's an interesting on-going case and story.

'Mushroom Massacre' Cook Makes Statement that Hurts Her Case | Erin Patterson Update and Analysis

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E2EN8xiXaJw

An update to this on going case where "Erin Patterson" had lunch guests over and it is suspected they died from Mushrooms.

For years now Verizon has been locking bootloaders preventing custom ROMs from being used, most commonly the Google Pixel where if purchased from Google it's unlocked but from a carrier (Verizon especially) it's been labeled impossible. Over 3yrs later and the attempt is still a failure.

It's hard to remember all the technology that just didn't make it, it's kind of a great flash back.