My personal problem: Coping with long Covid. If I talk, or walk for more than a few minutes, it wipes me out for a few hours.
The next year: Figuring out some form of employment compatible with the above, or navigating the bureaucracy to get disability.
Long term: Convincing people that we need to implement capability based security. Until that point, we're going to keep losing liberties in the name of cybersecurity (theater), and nothing will actually get better. It's the only way to actually own your computer.
Other: I want to find out if Bitgrid was a dumb or smart idea before I die, for real.
"Given the lack of available treatment recommendations in the setting of large numbers of patients suffering with this disorder globally, the FLCCC developed the I-RECOVER protocol in collaboration with a number of expert clinicians including Dr. Mobeen Syed, Dr. Ram Yogendra, Dr. Bruce Patterson, and Dr. Tina Peers. Although our varied yet often overlapping treatment approaches were initially empiric, while based on both preliminary investigations into and prevailing theoretical pathophysiologic mechanisms of LHCS, the consistently positive clinical responses observed, often profound and sustained, led the collaboration to form the consensus protocol below. As with all FLCCC protocols, we must emphasize that multiple aspects of the protocol may change as scientific data and clinical experience in this condition evolve, thus it is important to check back frequently or join the FLCCC Alliance to receive notification of any protocol changes."
The idea is dead simple, 4 bit input, 4 bit output lookup tables clocked in alternative phases, like a chess board, as a general purpose computing fabric.
The next year: Figuring out some form of employment compatible with the above, or navigating the bureaucracy to get disability.
Long term: Convincing people that we need to implement capability based security. Until that point, we're going to keep losing liberties in the name of cybersecurity (theater), and nothing will actually get better. It's the only way to actually own your computer.
Other: I want to find out if Bitgrid was a dumb or smart idea before I die, for real.