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righttoprivacy wrote (edited )
An N Y T onion a day keeps the paywall away ;) https://www.nytimesn7cgmftshazwhfgzm37qxb44r64ytbb2dj3x62d2lljsciiyd.onion/2023/07/10/upshot/private-equity-doctors-offices.html (bypass)
Quote: “Private equity is like the system on steroids,” said Sherry Glied, the dean of the Wagner School of Public Service at New York University. “Every time there’s an opportunity for making money, P.E. is going to move faster than everyone else. And consolidation is the way to do that.”
It's not about providing "better care" as I'm sure the spokesperson is touting. 🙄
Rambler OP wrote
Reply to comment by not_bob in What are some interesting podcasts that you like? by Rambler
Yeah, he's great. I used to listen when working 3rd shift in a machine shop.
noptic wrote
History says French govt. are actual terrorists.
not_bob OP wrote (edited )
Reply to comment by righttoprivacy in Crosberry Pi, a cute cyberdeck. by not_bob
I've built a number of these over the years. Overall pretty useless.
The most useful one is the one that sits attached the visor in my van. Pull the visor down and there is a screen.
It's perfect for use in parking lots, or keeping track of things while driving. Though, it's really only suitable for text mode stuff. Too under powered.
not_bob wrote
That's the one that has gotten me though many a late night drive. Others too no doubt, but that's my default.
I'm still only a fraction of the way through his work though.
StableDiffuser OP wrote
Reply to comment by Morpheus in Dominatrix by StableDiffuser
Made with clipdrop (Stable Diffusion) - link in the sidebar!
Morpheus wrote
Reply to What goes bump in the night. by Rambler
This is wicked!!!
Morpheus wrote
Reply to Dominatrix by StableDiffuser
Nice!! Thanks for posting looks awesome!! Did you make this??
righttoprivacy wrote
Reply to Crosberry Pi, a cute cyberdeck. by not_bob
Looks fun
righttoprivacy wrote
Another small business... trying to scrape by. 😆
Rambler OP wrote
Reply to comment by noptic in Red Hat cutting back RHEL source availability by Rambler
This.
I work in the web-hosting industry, and there are a handful of common and popular proprietary software used that used to require CentOS / RHEL as the base OS. Then most of them now support AlmaLinux, which I've got on a handful of servers as a requirement. Haven't really used Rocky Linux, but have used AlmaLinux a lot now, and I run CloudLinuxOS which is/was RHEL based but it's a commercial Linux OS geared towards this industry.
Anyway, FINALLY some of these companies are producing statements that they're releasing Debian/Ubuntu betas or have it on their roadmap for making their software work on these OSes. Which is great.
noptic wrote
Reply to Red Hat cutting back RHEL source availability by Rambler
There are so many quality alternatives now that this decision will only lower their market share. They are trying hard to be the new Microsoft.
Rambler wrote
Amazon? Never heard of them! /s
not_bob wrote
Windows by itself is already spyware. Might as well have some more ;)
noptic wrote (edited )
Reply to Widespread Attacks Push Tor to Proof-of-Work by z3d
It was inspired by the amazing mining algorithm that was developed for Monero.
Monero is true digital cash, anonymous and untraceable by default. Get your hands on some today @ http://lm.i2p
Official wallet available @ http://get-monero.i2p/
noptic wrote
Monero is king of digital cash.
noptic wrote
The state's monopoly on identification is a crime against humanity.
noptic wrote
Time to leave that place.
noptic wrote (edited )
Reply to Buy XMR and BTC without KYC cancer by mr4channer
LocalBitcoins is dead and replaced by http://agoradesk.i2p/
http://ztqnvu7c35jyoqmfjyymqggjpyky6z3tlgewk2qgbgcmcyl4ecta.b32.i2p/
LocalMonero I2p link: http://lm.i2p
http://yeyar743vuwmm6fpgf3x6bzmj7fxb5uxhuoxx4ea76wqssdi4f3q.b32.i2p/
noptic wrote
Reply to comment by Rambler in What's the name of that Monero wallet that is based off of the Electrum BitCoin wallet? by Rambler
This is the best wallet. Every serious coin should have a wallet like this.
Rambler wrote (edited )
Threads got a jump start on it's userbase by making it incredibly simple for current Instagram (and maybe Facebook?) users from signing up to the platform. They already have your data, so you don't need to 'create an account'. It's more of an opt-in, from what I understand. So with that in mind, it's incredibly hassle-free to join which likely is the reason for such high numbers, if they are to be believed to begin with.
It's unlikely to be a Twitter killer in my opinion, but time will tell.
What I find the most interesting when reading comments on the web on places like reddit is the amount of people who dislike Musk so much that they'll support Zuckerberg blindly. Say what you want about Musk but he has at least been part of advancing the automobile, space and telecom industries. Zuck probably still thinks people are "dumb fucks" for trusting him with their data.
(Posted from my Starlink connection. Thanks Musk!)
Rambler wrote
Nice, will have to check it out. I'll admit, there are some times where I don't feel like digging through ancient StackOverflow entries or random KB articles and documentation. ChatGPT has come in real handy and has likely saved me a lot of time.
As much as I'm uncertain about AI's role in the future, for now, it's helped me out of a bind or two.
Morpheus wrote
i'm here rambling from the i2p network!! lol on my end ramble seems to work really well for me!
Rambler wrote
Reply to comment by not_bob in What kind of keyboards do you like? by not_bob
Care to recommend a 60% keyboard? Bonus if it comes with a travel case!
It'll only be for mobile use with the laptop, as my workstation and daily driver needs a num-pad for me to keep my sanity since I crunch some numbers from time to time. But I'd still like a 60% option for increased portability and ability to pack one in a bag with my laptop.
Rambler OP wrote
Reply to Hobo Stobe: Freight Train Hopping by Rambler
I have a soft-spot in my heart for these type of people. As an avid backpacker, it's not uncommon to meet folk doing similar things on foot. I've picked up hitchhikers in the past that have similar stories, traveling vast distances. I've shared my home for several days to one of the nicest dudes ever who was bike-packing across America and just wanted to rest for a few days and pitch a tent in the back yard and use a shower. Lot of nice folks out there who may not fit into ordinary roles in modern society but are the most genuine, happy, and free people you may ever meet.