Escape Route
Wednesday, December 18, 2024
Diplomatic Mission- Escape Route
Tuesday, December 17, 2024
Chapa Bandara On Geopolitics
Degree in Science
Science
I am a born scientist.
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The mother elephant will mete out the elephant justice.
Monday, December 16, 2024
Linux Fundamentals
1. Unix
2. Posix
3. Minix
4. Linus Torvalds
5. Linux
6. FOSS
7. GPL
8. Kernel
9. C Language
10. Boot Loader
11. RAM
12. Init
13. User Space
14. Memory Management
15. Virtual Memory
16. Virtual File System
17. EXT4
18. Drivers
19. Protection Ring
20. System call
21. Glib
22. Unistd.h
23. GNU
24. Richard Stallman
25. Coreutils
26. Terminal
27. Shell
29. Bash
30. Echo
31. Argumemt
32. Stdout
33.Touch
34.ls
35.cat
36. stat
37. Timestamp
38. Flags
39. Combined flags
40. RM
41. Input redirection
42. Output redirection
43. Pipes
44. Sort
45. Uniq
46. Bash script
47. Vim
48. Emac
49. Nano
50. 7#! Shebang#*
52. Stdin
52. Whoami
53. Uid
54. Root
55. Substitute user
56. Super user
58. Groups
59. mkdir
60. pwd
62. cd
63. chmod
64. chown
65. chgrp
66. File system
67. /
68. /boot
69. /dev
70. /etc
71. /var
72. /lib
73. /home
74. /slib
75. /usr
76. ls
77. ps
78. ps1
79. pid
80. htop
81. daemon
82. chronjob
83. export
84. .bashrc & .bash_profile
85. env var
86. Sigterm
87. Sigkill
88. symbolic link
89. tar
90. grep
91. sed
92. Octal permission
92. Root password
93. User password
94. Debian Distribution
95. Gnome Desktop
96. KDE
97. Window Manager
98. Cinnamon
99. Iso Image
100. Ubuntu
101. Puppy Linux
102. Knoppix
103. Mandrake
104. Mandriva
105. MCN script
106. Path
History of UFO and Human Manifestation
Information Overload- Mind Control Experiment in Broad Daylight
Sunday, December 15, 2024
Five Observables of UAPs
Reproduction
These are Quantum Physics
Five Characteristics Unique to UAP's
There are five, consistent observations we continue to see that are uniquely associated with Unidentified Aerial Phenomena or UAPs. Understanding these characteristics and their application requires us to have a very good understanding of advanced physics at the quantum level.
The five observables can be categorized as follows:
- Sudden and instantaneous acceleration: Objects moving in such a manner that they are capable of maneuvering suddenly, deliberately and sometimes in the opposite direction. In some cases, these maneuvers involve a change in direction and acceleration that is well beyond the healthy limitations of any biological system, that we are aware of, to withstand. The anticipated effects of these g-forces on material may even defy our current technological ability to manufacture.
- Hypersonic velocities without signatures: Objects that are traveling well above supersonic speeds and yet leave no obvious signature behind. Specific signatures normally include acoustic, heat, and electromagnetic and are traditionally recognized as a sonic boom, vapor contrails, and atmospheric ionization. Currently, even the world’s most advanced military and reconnaissance aircraft have detectible signatures.
- Low observability: Regardless if the object is being viewed electro-optically, electromagnetically, or through the naked eye, the inability to gain a clear target picture remains elusive. Descriptions by witnesses are often difficult to describe, while radar returns often come back nonsensical or even jammed. Objects generally appear opaque and semi-metallic in nature, both on camera and live. In many cases it is nearly impossible to actually see the object and instead reports often include what is seen “around” the object.
- Trans-medium travel: Objects that have the ability to travel easily in various environments and conditions seemingly without any change in performance capabilities. Our current understanding of physics requires vehicles to be designed specifically according to their application. For this reason, there are stark differences between those vehicles that orbit in space, fly in the atmosphere, and travel in the sea. Objects that can travel in all three mediums using the same design and without compromising performance or degrading lift remains an enigma.
- Positive lift: Objects that are apparently resisting the natural effects of Earth's gravity, yet without the normally associated aerodynamic means for lift and thrust. These objects have no obvious signs of propulsion (engines, propellers, exhaust plumes, etc.) or flight surfaces (wings, rudders, ailerons, fins, etc.), but yet they are able to move in a very precise manner in our atmosphere despite not having any of those characteristics.
When you see these five observables all together, then we are forced to scratch our head and come to the conclusion that maybe we don’t know what these things are. We need more data and comprehensive research to do our best to understand what we are seeing.
Hemp, Cannabis, THC, CBD and Alcohol
Hemp, Cannabis, THC, CBD and Alcohol
I have never encouraged or have smoked marijuana, even though, I was relatively a heavy smoker.
I have only puffed a pipe once in front of my father who had become a Beedi smoker near his death.
Here having named the two biochemicals THC or Tetra Hydro Cannabinnol (alcohol) and CBD or Cannabidiol (oxydized product of THC), I am going to stop talking about cannabioids.
What we try to grow in Ceylon has THC and no CBD at all and is called hashsh or ganja.
Politicians in Ceylon are trying to promote this as an Ayurveda Medicine.
The parliament should pass an act and allocate this piece for her commercial project.
I am going to meet all these guys at the door to Apaya (I am not allowed to enter the front end, guest room of Apaya until I stop donating Dhammapada to needy Ceylonese).
I am going to start a Hemp Industry in Ceylon to make the pulp for printing Dhamnapada.
Prehistorically hemp was used by our human ancestors 50,000 years ago.
It was the virtual currency of the Indian and Chinese sages and later discovered by cardinals of Vatican.
It is not an original species of Americas but a similar hemp plant would have evolved independently in Americas is my belief.
The Man, the Devil, the God, Cook and Doctors
The Man, the Devil, the God, Cook and Doctors
All beings whether man, devil or god need something for survival.
The cook has the onerous task of preparing the food for all of them in addition to his own food requirements for his survival.
We Ceylonese are known for satisfying the needs of all three of them be
that may be a devil with dola pidheni after a devil dance, a god with
puda pooja before an election and a man (with position) with panduru
pakkudam for a favour.
What I am going to describe are three
doctors all of middle age with whom I had the opportunity to live in the
same cottage in Colombo.
One
doctor, I called the Deviya was a doctor who came from a very religious
sect where alcohol is a taboo but started drinking with some personal
reasons.
The other is a doctor whom I called the Yakksaya who came from a habitual toddy drinking coastal town of the Western Coast, Negamboo.
The
third was a doctor whom I called the Manussaya who came from the hill
country who had the penchant for this miracle drink for no obvious
reason.
The first one I called the Deviya for the simple reason
that he would religiously attend to his prayers every day in spite of
his drinking problem. I believed the god had being with him all the time
in spite of his drinking.
With drinks he became godlier of course.
The
second one I called the Yakksaya had a deep and rough voice and even
before he had high enough to call high enough would make a big racket in
the garden and everybody in the neighbourhood knew that there was a
drinking spree in our garden.
The
third one I called the Manussaya was the one who would leave his car in
the garage (which was open 24 hours) and the key in an easily
accessible place so that anybody who had a driving license could drive
the car away without any formal permission.
Those were the days that
petrol price was high and our salary was poor enough to have a juice
full tank.
A tankful was a luxury and a bellyful was a chicken feed those days.
The
missing link was the cook and his driving force.
When I was in charge of the chummery and took in charge of the menu, I realized that the food prepared was ordinary on most of the days but come the days the three men in their devil or god or manly incarnation, the food was of a reasonable good taste and standard.
The secret was the miracle drink.
The
three of them used to give him a liberal share (the taste was paid
separately) and when he was high the cooking standard went up
exponentially.
So the common denominator or the virtual link was Pol Arrakku.
Finally,
I decided to give him a quarter bottle worth of money as a spare for
marketing for two reasons.
One reason was the food and menu was kept
excellent.
The second reason was that he would not steal money from the food menu.
This worked well and our monthly bill was the lowest for sometime and I did not have any complaints from my colleagues.
However,
I did not disclose my secret pact with him to my colleagues.
I of course gave him enough money as extras. But not surprisingly he never went home even for a holiday. He was really hooked to alcohol surprisingly enough he never got cirrhosis.
We of course had the liberty of visiting all the food joints in Colombo including Union Place, Fountain Cafe and especially the seafood restaurant facing the Galle Face.
The
food was nice and not heavy on the purse but when I visit Colombo now I
have second thoughts even having a glass of mineral water.
Is this the price we pay for open economy, I wonder?
Coming
back to the three men in various incarnations be that may be godly,
manly or devilish, alcohol brings out best and worst of all beings.
Blaming alcohol is a lame excuse for lapses in man's own nature.
That is something I never buy or accept.
All of us left the shores within year and strangely enough I never met them thereafter.
They
were in the land of liquor with so many varieties available they
probably would have found better companions than Pol Arrakku.
When I returned some years later, I went looking for the cook and I was told that he suddenly disappeared and never returned.
I am sure that he must be in the company of one of the three above, since he did no have any savings for his alcohol spree.
This I call a form of discrimination on the ground of the brand name of alcohol one drinks and enjoys.
Kassippu or Whiskey and the Five Star democracy.
The voter drinks the adulterated stuff and the winner and the champions drinks the champagne.
13th of March 2006.
Internet Banking = Dangers not Evaluated;
This an answer to guy who was selling Digital Technology
I have few friends of my age who were caught in scams but won't divulge due to shame.
Thursday, May 28, 2015
Internet Banking = Dangers not Evaluated;
The WARNINGS Not Heeded
This should be read in conjunction with Bugger the Bankers.
I will only give only a glimpse of it.
The reader should update his or her own risk element, if not on daily basis but on monthly basis.
Let me dispense with the underline presumptions.
There are two presumptions.
1. One is that computers never make mistakes and better than humans.
Computers make huge mistakes whereas humans make small mistakes, like counting the balance.
Computer can make million of mistakes in a fraction of a second but human can make only one mistake at a time, which many of us do not guard against.
Humans try to prevent repeating the mistake, whereas computers keep on doing the same mistake million times.(No fortune company will come out with the true facts, like the Ponsi Scheme that went round globally without any hindrance, till the banks started collapsing.
We have too many banks.
What we need is a few banks with credibility.
Like me forgetting, to take the balance after payment is made.
The cashier, if he or she is a good one will promptly return the money.
Computers will never give back the money that was wrongly paid (server administrator can safely transfer it in seconds to some far away destination without any trace of the transaction) or comes behind you with the correct balance in hand.
The sever administrator can swindle any excess, knowing very well that somebody has made a mistake.
This happens in big shopping networks and that is why the items and articles are more expensive than in the open market.
They never audit or declare these frauds fearing that they will loose the market.
Banks are no different.
They only see one side of it.
The customer side.
Never its own staff.
If they make a mistake they will hide it by all means like a cat covering its poo.
2. The second premise is very simple.
Majority (99%) including me is very bad at balancing accounts on daily basis.
The bank jump into your shoes under this pretext and may even one day ruin you.
In fact, I managed without a bank account for nearly six years when I returned from abroad with six credit cards.
That was only period in my life, I never asked for a loan and did not make a single mistake.
I was doing my own banking and balancing my accounts.
But I have one cardinal principle.
That is, I may not make mistakes on a daily basis but one day I will make a huge mistake.
I will guard against that mistake which will ruin me.
It will last good for me.
I have also another resolution.
My maximum loss should be theoretically not more than Rs.100,000/= (never a million which young ones are enticed and coaxed into by all commercial banks).
Each one should have a credit limit which he or she can bear, which is usually three to ten times the basic salary (not the total salary).
If one exceeds that limit, he or she on his or her own peril one day, one has to blame oneself not the bank or the creditors.
The day I make that big mistake, I will close all my accounts and delegate my finances to someone whom I can trust.
The problem is finding one whom I can trust in this blessed Buddhist country.
So if you do Internet Banking, the moment (fraction of a second) you press the button, you are taking a big risk.
The song bugger the bankers is making a huge impact globally and the banks are hell bent on promoting their vices on many new form of advertisements and in many fronts.
Even children not born are not spared.
Do not fall to their trappings which are worse than Merchant of Venice..
That is, promote free spending with a noose around your neck.
I felt like writing this having seen a young mother with her baby attended by her mother did not check the bill when she was making her payment.
In my medical career I have seen many nursing mothers making big mistakes that include caring for the baby, let alone finances.