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I will see if I can find something. No one really talks about these things. I have a youtube channel in Russian. Perhaps I will start discussing some of this in English. What interests you? Anything in particular?
I think the general public is unaware of how dangerous physical altercations are. The antisepsis of staged fight scenes on TV make it seem like any well-trained person can recover from a tussle and be back to normal by the next scene. In the real world, it only takes seconds for a struggle to turn fatal, even discarding the presence of any other weapons.

In the case of a police officer carrying a gun, all physical fights have to be assumed to be fights to the death. If the officer gets knocked out, there is now a loaded weapon on the table that is no longer under the control of the officer.

(Edited to fix typos.)
How is this filter "stupid"? False positives are inevitable with such extensive blacklist as EasyList -- they get fixed when reported.
It used to be that the CIA had no authority to run operations inside the US. Has that changed?

Do they routinely ignore their lack of authority at the request of private entities?
>Turns out, even quality-wise free software is often much better than non-free, closed-source software.

This is only true in the very narrow segment of 'tools for geeks by geeks', 'tools that big software companies need but don't provide a competitive edge/need to be OSS for adoption so they opensource' (Apple, Google, Microsoft) and companies that sell support for OSS (RedHat, Novell, Canonical, etc.)

As soon as you move from IT infrastructure/dev tools there is no contest between OSS and commercial packages or they only cover small a niche. Compare GIMP vs Photoshop, Blender vs Maya/3DSMax/ZBrush, Cycles/Yafaray vs VRay/Renderman/Lux, OSS CAD tools, LibreOffice vs Office, etc. They aren't in the same league most of the time in both quality and functionality supported.
I have been on Macbook Pro's since 10.5 and I completely agree with GP. OSX peaked at Snow Leopard, there is no question in my mind. It seems like nearly every new feature in each OSX release now is something to do with iOS. OSX's software quality has been trending downwards for a while now, I don't think I am alone in that opinion. MBP hardware used to make the software issues less irritating, but even that is starting to feel hopelessly dated.

OSX has lost a lot of its appeal IMO, I am replacing my MBP this month with an windows machine.
It's not only google, but also chrome ("internet"), gmail, etc.
Windows Phones are amazingly good. The only problem they have is related to marketing and mindshare, nothing to do with their design or reliability or quality.
>> the A-10 can withstand 50mm shells hitting the cockpit armor.

No. Wherever you read that is dead wrong. 0.50 caliber glancing rounds yes, the sort of thing from a machine gun. And it is meant to survive nearby air bursts from 37mm AA shells, their shrapnel, but not direct hits. A hit from a 50mm exploding shell would rip the plane into pieces no matter where it impacted.
License changes are not unheard of.

Wine changed from the MIT license to LGPL without all of the developer's support.
> e.g. a diner visiting with his wife instead of his usual mistress

They do stress to the servers if a VIP who has been in before will be visiting with his wife for the first time. I don't know if anyone's actually made the mistake but for sure it's a possibility they're aware of and talk about.
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Worst. Shill. Ever.
#1: Reps. When working out for muscle size (as opposed to strength), it's optimal to use a weight that’s light enough to do a set of at least 8 reps with but heavy enough that you can't easily do more than 10 reps [1, 2]. This range of 8 to 10 reps means it's fine if you stop at 8, 9, or 10 reps in any set. Go as high as you can while stopping one rep short of the maximum you feel you could do.

Stopping one rep short of exhaustion is an important technique: It doesn’t decrease your rate of gains and it increases your recovery time between sets so that you can complete all your reps (study, study, study) [3, 4].

#2: Shrinking from overworking is surprisingly a real thing. The science is unclear as to how exactly muscle mass responds to resistance exercise, so my answer would be made up if I gave you one. What I can tell you is that "being overworked" is the result of lifting too heavy for too many total reps. This might seem impossible since your body should be unable to continue lifting past a natural point of exhaustion, but if you use machine exercises (especially a pulley machine), it's easy to cause a disproportionate amount of stress to your muscle relative to the incrementing heaviness trajectory you were lifting for free weights.

[1] https://www.researchgate.net/publication/7873571_Muscular_ad...

[2] https://www.researchgate.net/publication/23252049_Changes_in...

[3] http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC4731492/

[4] http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/21986694
I've heard of it lots of times. Practically every forced labor ever had this effect. Work destroys muscle. Nutrition and rest make them recover (and grow in the process). The fiber can be overworked beyond repair.
I am sneering at the argument that men face meaningful harassment for being men on the Internet, yes. I hope that was clear.
Those are French. Agreed, it is a tame one. Interest here was the universal pattern of white boxed "POLICE" on these uniforms regardless of the nation. They apparently all shop with the same tailor. /g
As far as I know the bug didn't hit most systems with a SSD+HDD setup, just ones where certain default paths were changed to point to the second drive (which is frequently done through unsupported registry hacks).
Harrasment of individuals with diffrent opinions and avoiding of discussions with real arguments by our authors ..very okay.
-Have you used a Windows phone?

Yes, several versions from around 2003 to 2016.
I don't like going to gym and the solution to this problem was bodyweight fitness. Growth is a little slower, than with lifting, but you are learning cool tricks like handstand. The program from reddit's /r/bodyweightfitness is a good start: https://www.reddit.com/r/bodyweightfitness/wiki/kb/recommend...
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Couldn't this DRM-esque stuff be a more innocent reflection of different manufacturers having different protection circuitry on their batteries?
That's a good news. I wish there was an Android phone with, let's say, a Firefox set as a default browser, and a Google Play Store available.
But, although I'm usually for EU in cases like this, I'm more and more disgruntled about how ineffective all that after-the-fact fines and penalties are.

Maybe some more strict rules would be better? Like: any OS on sell in UE can not prohibit installing third party software and tinkering with the hardware, and the user should be asked about pre-installed software on the first launch. Something like that. We got browser choice screen in Windows for a while, and it was good. But it didn't affect iOS, nor Windows 10, nor Android.
Aristotle was right about mathematics after all
It also really happened that the KGB tried to place agents to live normal lives in the US. 60 Minutes featured one of them:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jack_Barsky

He apparently wasn't quite as murderous as The Americans.
This guide is about where you're starting from and how efficiently you can get bigger. Not about becoming massive (which is in large part a function of your genetics).
I wonder how well that would work given the background noise from rocket exhaust.
Heh, so far HN leans that research in viruses targeting brain cells doesn't need to be done carefully.

I think the long term implications of such tech are more interesting than this research itself.
They are still pushing the airframe through 12k hours.
> why not just bundle FF with a good PDF reader on Windows? There must be open source projects doing PDF on Windows?

That's the plan: PDFium is an open-source PDF reader.
My priors have this as the most likely scenario.
Those were the NK-33's used on Antares, until one of them failed and caused the loss in 2014...

The RD-180 in question, by contrast, is newly manufactured specifically for the Atlas rockets.
Given, my experience is a couple years out of date, but back when I tried desktop Linux, the number of applications that just flat-out crashed was shocking to me. I can use my Windows desktop for months without seeing an application crash, and when it does it's usually a game or some other app built for entertainment and not serious work.

The Linux kernel is, I'm sure, just a stable as the Windows NT kernel and all that-- but the desktop applications are fragile as heck, and I know exactly what the grandparent is talking about.

(I am not and never will be a CLI user, and I don't like tinkering with bullshit-- I want my computers to just work the first time. To pre-empt some of the obvious replies I'm likely to get.)
The drugs and users don't matter to him. They're just a convenient group to demonize. Bonus that they essentially have no voice. It could as easily have been gamblers or some other more or less shady group. Or, say, Jews.
So... why is it possible?
> On a non-corporate Windows installation, that would just be the beginning, where I would be hunting for chipset drivers, graphics drivers, HID drivers, network drivers and any other devices I need, each needing separate hands-on installation.

You haven't installed Windows in a decade.
You are very forgiving. As I said, they improved greatly from the Windows Mobile days, but they also had a lot of issues.

I am a .Net developer and I have few apps on my phone, so it really is the base phone I am talking about.
To add a slightly different perspective, my wife and I watched Buffy for the first time this year and we absolutely loved it. I actually felt that it held up surprisingly well. Angel on the other hand... I forced myself through 2.5 seasons before giving up, could not get into it at all.
It depends on (a) genetics, and (b) hormone supplements. Natural body building is therefore more dependent on genetic variation and slower.

There was a recent 'study' (most research in this area is pretty bad, small sample sizes, low powered studies) that showed muscle/size improvements: hormones + exercise > hormones > exercise > neither.
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On the contrary, leaders always learn this lesson. It's Demagogue 101.
What about apple? Yes, they don't have the same market share but their product is completely closed and until recently all other browsers where crippled compared to the build in one.

All apps must come from the Apple App Store. No 3rd party allowed.
I'd like to hear some good advice on how to get rid of belly fat. Of course, I could eat less, but then I'd be in constant need of energy (as I do work out a lot, so I think I'd lose muscles if I ate less, which would be bad of course). So, how do I lose that belly fat while maintaining muscles?
> there's not a lot of videos of guys shooting rounds into LOX/RP-1

What a job that would be--Elon tells you to get a slo-mo camera and start target shooting LOX at sniper distances "for research".
Perhaps you refer to a specific part of applied crypto; most crypto, from what I've seen, is not focused on breaks of the cryptanalytic kind (as in "oh, let's try to break SHA256!").

Note that I'm speaking from an academic perspective.
There are three approaches:

1. Create a browser with ad blocking builtin or possible with addons (like Firefox).

2. Create a local proxy that blocks ads, and make the user configure it as the system proxy.

3. Require root privileges and do whatever you want (2, or maybe change /etc/hosts, like AdAway does). Yes, there are tons of apps in the Play Store that only work with root. Google never cared much about them.
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No, I'm referring to theoretical cryptography as well.

One example: the CAESAR competition that is trying to select a portfolio of next-generation AEADs. Ciphers and constructions are entered, and submissions are sorted by the success of attacks.

Another example: databases and format-preserving encryption. It might look like Order Revealing Encryption is an exercise in building things, but it's also a response to vulnerabilities in Order Preserving Encryption. One team develops something like cryptdb; another tears up cryptdb and uses its findings to design Cipherbase (or whatever).

Unlike in generalist software development, most new things in crypto are responses to breaks, often by the authors of the breaks.
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i usually run for 15-20 mins before proceeding to stretching and then working out.
You have got to be kidding me. You're seriously arguing that a closed flash plugin is better for archival than an open-tech-based solution because of performance?

When one requires a specific browser, with specific APIs whereas the other is a generic open source runtime?
Would they install all the of the Gapps if most of the apps would:

- be available on other app stores,

- apps wouldn't require Google Play Services?
"codes"?
don't eat less, change what you eat. Skip the sugars and simple carbs (starches, etc.).
As someone with limited foreign policy knowledge, don't we want a Saudi collapse? Wahhabism was state-sponsored by the Saudis, the underlying extremist religious movement behind Al-Qaeda and ISIS. So it seems to me that the Saudi regime is something we would all really want to go away.

I also found it kind of ridiculous that the author mentioned the Obama administration's decision to leave the area as a cause for destabilization. What the hell does the world want us to do? If we police everything, we get the reputation we've earned of being Big Brother/Big Bully. If we take a more laissez faire approach, now the world thinks we aren't doing enough to help? We're damned if we do, damned if we don't.
> Yes they don't have the same market share

Problem solved it would seem. Even so, as you mentioned you can get other browsers.
Loopholes, duh
Secure web browser options: Does Firefox or Chrome fare better?
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> I’m a startup founder and engineer. My work has been profiled in Forbes, I’ve written a book, I’ve built a popular open source library, and I’ve started and sold a company.

http://www.txstate.edu/philosophy/resources/fallacy-definiti...
> Have a hard time scheduling workouts? Wake up an hour earlier than normal and work out in the mornings before your day kicks off.

Oh it's such a bad advise for beginners, lifting weights when you body wants to sleep is an easy way for beginners to lose interest in weightlifting and injure yourself. Also sleep is incredibly important for muscle growth.
This is considered a dick move for a project to make, often this means any non-trivial changes to existing code will be under the more restrictive licence, with no backward compatibility, preventing such changes from being incorporated by the original authors or anyone perusing a fork of the originally permissive codebase.

A common example of this kind of behaviour is GPL proponents forking BSD or other similiarly licensed software, and exclusively wrapping their contributions to it under the GPLv3.
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Getting most object-oriented programmers to think about the static structure of their programs (e.g., classes rather than objects, variables rather than runtime values) is going to be an uphill battle.
Start with BodyPump. You won't learn much if anything about proper form etc but you'll get a lot of low intensity reps in.

After about 6 months +- you'll plateau. This is good.

Switch over to a 5x5 program like StrongLifts. Read about proper form. Watch YouTube videos about proper form. Ask about proper form. Avoid personal trainers and do this yourself.

I like the SL app since I can mentally check out and just think about form.

Learn to love the squat.
Never skip your warmups.

Go from there.
>> But they will continue to "trust individual existing certificates" if they had been published to Certificate Transparency logs by September 19th.
> This seems even more sensible than Mozilla's existing proposal to trust the certificate notBefore date until proof of further backdated certificates.

The question is how they'll actually do that.
This was discussed in the moz-sec-policy-thread and people came to the rough conclusion that there are just too many wosign/startcom certificates to whitelist them in any reasonable way.
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Sure I was just pointing out that they do exist at least as far as I could tell.

On iOS I use Focus and Safari and that has been pretty good for me. Obviously that's not something that would work on Android.
I guess you're confusing some things

> simply muscle cells retaining water and sugar as fuels

Yes, muscles store glycogen (causing sarcoplasmatic hypertrophy)

There's also myofibrilar hypertrophy which is related to actual protein content increase

> when it comes to the actual increase in the number of muscle cells, this process is much more difficult to launch

This is "rare" and it is called hyperplasia
As someone who has purchased and maintained dozens of MacBooks over the years, I suspect you have a lemon. Have you run memtest, etc on it?
The whole point of the switch to Apache 2.0 was the patent grant. The old code will not be effectively under the Apache 2.0 license as far as this clause is concerned because the patent grant is a restriction on the copyright holder, not the user. You can't just take the fact that the authors of some parts of the code agreed not to sue you for patents they implemented in their respective contributions and then force everybody else not to sue you for their own patents.
I'm not sure why anyone thinks there will not be a real license change process. There will.
This is just the stage of settling the question of what the license should be.
Everyone is quite aware of the work it will take to actually change the license (I've managed the process for a number of large projects before) and random commentary from Theo that it will just be unilaterally changed is simply wrong.

Chris's email even says this "
Once we reach an agreement on the path to take, we can start talking about logistics of how to get there."

As for the corporate wannabes comment, the truth is that folks have gone out of their way to talk to both users and contributors, at the developer conference and elsewhere (and in fact, we've spent a year trying to come up with licensing solutions to ensure we don't cause problems for various one off users, whereas most projects who have relicensed usually just told them tough luck).

Past that, I'll be honest:I'm pretty uninterested in what a bunch of random people on an unrelated mailing list, who don't participate in the community at all, want to think. Especially when they have pretty much no data and have never bothered to simply ask questions on the llvm mailing list in the thread (or at the developer conference, or...), like others did.
If they have real concerns, they are welcome to raise them in any of the normal ways.
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Conservation laws are man made, if the underlying universe does not follow them then so be it.

As to other interactions their are a great many possibles but they don't mean much. For example restricting things so only light can move though time does not change the underlying options in terms of information and paradoxes.

PS: Mathematical rigor is again a human idea, our universe could be absolutely random and we would have no way of knowing. At best we can say that seems unlikely.
You can only get wrappers on WebKit and it's JavaScript engine. No gecko, no blink.
It needs a little perspective, though. That advise is from defense lawyers, and it is intended to make it easier for them to exonerate you and/or get a good plea bargain after charges have been filed. But it's a much better outcome to not have charges filed at all. This may involve actually engaging with the officer on the scene, telling him what he wants to know, letting him see the full situation.

In this particular case, if she had pulled the whole "I don't give consent to search anything", "Am I being detained", "I want my lawyer" bit, she most likely would have been searched anyways, had the possession charge filed, and been convicted of it, no matter what kind of lawyer she had, because there were in fact drugs in her car. On the other hand, engaging with the officer and behaving in a way he would expect somebody who is actually innocent to behave allowed him to take a closer look at things and decide that the evidence doesn't quite match up with an open-and-shut possession case, and that it deserved being looked into further.

That's not to say this is a good idea in every situation. The lawyer advice often is a good option, particularly if you are in fact guilty of the crime that you are suspected of.
So much for the free market. All the EU socialists must have a hard on right now. In the end fine will be paid by the consumers anyway, and will have to click more to install Google apps and additionally pay for bandwidth. But hey, those lunatics will be happy they solved another "problem".
Here in China I can get most of my apps from other sources but require play services for some. It's annoying because if my VPN isn't on or it isn't working well one day the battery usage kills me.
Apple should really consider supporting the use of external email clients when clicking on a mailto: link. Reminding me of a deceitful lawyer, they allowed you to remove default email client, however even if you have Gmail.app installed and tap on a mailto: link it displays a popup telling you to install Mail.app instead of allowing you to choose Gmail or another Email client. Same for http/https links. I prefer to use 1Pasword instead of Safari.
Nothing this says is wrong.
Nobody is changing the license without approval.
Random openbsd developers who don't work on the project opining otherwise is just random internet kibitzing
It might be, but this isn't one. There could have been 100 other reasons for not wanting a specific license on their project besides corporate dislike for it.
I'm afraid I don't know enough about Nim's GC to answer these questions.

As far as I know, variables are only traced if their type is `ref`. So the type system helps the GC a lot here I think.
If your goal is to lose fat and build or maintain muscle at the same time, you really need two things:

1. A workout regimen that includes strength training 2-3 times a week and ideally also some form of moderate aerobic exercise (lots of walking is fine).

2. A diet that is at or below your basal metabolic rate (if you're an adult male that usually means somewhere in the 2,000-2,500 calorie range) and is high in protein (for muscle growth/maintenance), medium in fat (for satiety and hormone production), and low in carbohydrates and alcohol (for limiting blood sugar spikes).
The only "issue" I've had that made me unhappy as a customer and that was actually Mictosoft's fault is the refusal to back-port Windows 10 to the Nokia 1020.

Other than that, there's nothing for me to forgive. I'm genuinely happy with the phone.
Again, the project is not planning on doing it this way.
Chris even says this:
"
Once we reach an agreement on the path to take, we can start talking about logistics of how to get there."
Its not clear that there is any legal restriction on them doing so.
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but you can get other browsers, as I pointed out:

http://www.macworld.co.uk/feature/iosapps/best-iphone-web-br...
How is this even legal? :)
Yes, but are referring to just beginners which would be 5bls of weights as arm curls, leg lifts, etc..or are we imagining bigger weights?
Why avoid personal trainers ? While I do agree but how to get proper form ?