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As I understand it, and I checked their "About" page to make sure [0], their focus is broader and they want you to call them well before suicidal thoughts, which is why they don't have "suicide" in the name.

> In 2011, the National Veterans Suicide Prevention Hotline was renamed the Veterans Crisis
> Line to encourage Veterans and their families and friends to make the call. People who know
> a Veteran best may be the first to recognize emotional distress and reach out for support
> when issues reach a crisis point — and well before a Veteran is at risk of suicide.

[0] https://www.veteranscrisisline.net/About/AboutVeteransCrisis...
Is "steer into the slide" the same thing as the above comment to "steer where you want to go"? I literally don't know what steering into the slide means. If my front end is sliding right and my back end is sliding left then I should steer which way?
Your definition of "silly" or "shady" might not be congruent with every other person's. com domains have been seized for a variety of reasons. However, them being stolen is much more likely. As a security-inclined person, the domain registrar is the first thing I would target as an adversary. Very often they don't have 2FA; and once you have access, e-mail follows.

It goes without saying that this is only a small part of a bigger picture; using your own domain name is a good idea, but not a perfect solution.
> I always feel the US is so backwards when I visit and they do the stripe & sign thing.

Nowadays we're switching to chip & sign.
But where are those Irish who lived under Curley now? Have they not integrated?

Well, apparently they voted for Trump, so maybe?

It's why blacks in the 1960 were demanding the right to vote, rather than protesting for or against the Vietnam War.

I have an (even :-) older friend who grew up in the D.C. area, and was an eyewitness to an huge protest that I think was at the Mall, at which MLK denounced the Vietnam War, you don't have to take Wikipedia's word for it: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Martin_Luther_King_Jr.#Opposit...

That's one of the problems with identity politics, it's part of the Left's problem with having no limiting principles, i.e. X is never enough.

Anyway, we disagree about our (white) degree of "privilege", and that's not counting the Left's crowing about how soon we'll become a true minority (see also Bertolt Brecht), some even go so far as to say we live under a Minority Occupation Government, making a play on the white supremacists ZOG. As I commented in another HN topic, today the career of scientist would be closed to me.

As this election demonstrated, and as the Left's freak out way beyond any in my lifetime over a Presidential election confirms (I wonder if you'd have to go back to Lincoln), here's no "if" here, as this article I just stumbled upon and am about to read puts it, "This Election Marks The End Of America’s Racial Détente" (http://thefederalist.com/2016/11/14/election-marks-end-ameri...).

(ADDED: And, yeah, the idea there ever was any more of a racial détente than there was between the US and USSR is bogus, as anyone who's been around for a few decades with their eyes open can attest, it didn't survive the '80s.

And the author is dead wrong about how this is going to proceed, now that the Left has broken faith and demonstrated they can't be trusted. Like the Evil Empire, another transition from a détente is to fight to victory by one side, in this case, all it took was one President who was determined to end, rather than "contain", the USSR.)

If you're on the Left, if you're an Official Minority, if your livelihood depend on the NFL, etc. etc. etc. it sucks to be you, but perhaps you shouldn't have opened that genie's bottle. Except, of course, that conflicts with the no limiting principle issue, the Left is congenitally unable to resist the temptation.
I'm a huge fan of GmVault. I backup all my email accounts with it to a home server that syncs my mailboxes over to Dropbox as well. Pretty painless to setup and very reassuring to know my mail is safe.
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How does cycling well prevent someone else from colliding with me? At least in the US, cars and bikes share the same roads, and there's not much one can do while cycling to prevent cars from injuring cyclists.
I think I'd be really in deep sh*t if this happened to me, I have all my domains under google domains now, not to mention the vast majority of my email/contacts/sheets etc are all google managed... even with a dump, it would be excessively difficult to move/recover my accounts on other systems tethered to my gmail.
Since Zcash uses the same codebase of Bitcoin, does that mean it would be possible to later integrate it back into Bitcoin, and just transition Zcash T-addresses to regular Bitcoin addresses, and then add the Z-addresses on top of the Bitcoin addresses ecosystem?

I also wonder about how much of a risk to its own ecosystem Zcash being a private company represents. Was that really better than making it a non-profit? And won't this make it easier for law enforcement to go after Zcash as the sole culpable entity for "money laundering" and other such charges?
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Thank you for this. People don't seem to get that the alt-right on twitter thrive on harassment, death threats, and all sorts of nastiness.

Personally, I'm okay with kicking Nazis to the curb. Their ideas are regressive, harmful, and absolutely counterproductive to the future of the nation. And to those crying out "oh but civic discourse, let's build bridges"...have you ever talked to these people? They aren't trying to talk, they are trying to put a boot in your face if you're not white.
The razr came out 7 years after the startac - there's no way they could have built the razr with 1996 technology. That's like saying the McLaren F1 is what the ford model T should have been...
Ha, you must not be from around here. Don't get me wrong, I agree in principle, but an on-duty cop getting arrested AT THE SCENE of their misconduct? Sadly, it's impossible to imagine. Even when they kill someone in the most egregious circumstances, they're immediately given a celebratory cigarette, wrapped up in a blanket, passed off to union handlers, and coddled for at least 24 hours before even having to acknowledge that they might have done something wrong.
Wow, blaming political correctness for the idea that black ancestry makes someone black. You might find this to be enlightening:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/One-drop_rule

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hypodescent#Hypo.2Fhyperdescen...

The idea that a mixed-race person is considered to be a member of only one of their parents' races long predates people's unwillingness to use "mulatto."

And the idea that people must call him "black" because they're not allowed to say "mulatto" is absurd. "Mixed" would describe it without causing any offense, as would "half white, half black."

I remain amazed at how insistent some people are that the lingering consequences of centuries of racial injustice in this country are somehow caused by "political correctness" in the past few decades.
i sold my 9.7" ipad to get a 7.9" one
The page mentioned "a codebase originally written for 32-bit". These codebases are probably quite old, old enough to have been written before stdint.h was a thing.

AFAIK, stdint.h is from 1999, and at least one very popular operating system didn't have it until this decade; of the codebases mentioned, according to Wikipedia for instance both PHP and zlib are from 1995.

Nowadays, I agree: you should use stdint.h (or cstdint for C++) for everything, plus size_t (from stddef.h/cstddef) for array/buffer sizes.
Matthew Corrigan is the Appellant meaning he was the one appealing the lower courts decision.
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It's not much different from people hoarding dictionary domains and selling them for insane amounts.

But I understand your point and the whole system is rotten. First come first served is no longer viable.
They are doing this a lot with more and more of the new TLDs. Defeats the purpose of even bothering with them. Create more, to open up the domain space, make it cost prohibitive, so we're back to where we started.
Read only short articles that you have found during your surfing. Most articles these days only take a few mins to read and you learn while you compile!
Even before mulatto fell out of use, most white people called anyone with "a single drop of black blood" black. I grew up an a racist part of the southern US, and I assure you that my neighbors would have considered "mulatto" to be a kind of black person.
OP here- it's currently free as we are looking to collect feedback and see if this is something people want :)

Down the road we will do monthly SaaS pricing based on how much time we save developers.
People have been talking about shutting down "fake news" outlets in recent days, but The Intercept matches many of the criteria that they have been discussing so far.

-TI is new

-TI is small

-TI primarily publishes content that makes politicians look bad

-TI relies on word of mouth through social media

You're really playing with fire if you think it's a good idea to let other people classify things as "real" and "fake" for you.
I'm talking about copy-pasting of solution.
I would say that the issue is The Wealthy having all the money.

Take it a few steps forward. At some point the factory owner (whether local or conglomerate) holds all the money and has 0 workers. The only thing he can buy is new resources to produce more stuff, but no one can buy that stuff because no one works anymore.

At some point it's just a machine making stuff that no one can afford to use other than the very few owning the machine.

Money is useless unless it's spread around and in rotation through the system. The unemployment of uneducated is the one thing I really sympethize with in this election, but the solution isn't going backwards, because there's nothing there anymore.

I understand that the solution isn't one step forward, but maybe 5, and people will suffer in the interim, but that only means it's ever more important to swiftly move in the right direction.
Once, maybe. The second time is the unconstitutional behavior and will result in the city paying millions of dollars.
Just in case anyone involved reads this: I hate how Black Pixel bought Kaleidoscope just to let it rot.
Imagine the kind of clicks you'd get with a title that related to the content!
Your links have nothing to do with ZCash.

ZCoin is a separate currency that is not related to ZCash.

Before wondering why you're getting doenvoted, try to make sure that you're not saying incorrect things.
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Who are these people that think a helmet is impractical to carry? You also have to leave your bike somewhere everywhere you go, isn't that inconvenient too?

I rode a bike for 2 years in downtown Toronto, wearing a helmet the entire time, and never once did I think that the helmet was inconvenient. You carry it up to your office and leave it on your desk. Or you turn it upside down and it's an adhoc shopping basket. Or you clip it to your backpack. Or you loop it through your bike lock.

There are a million ways to answer the "inconvenience" problem that don't involve wearing a pseudo-helmet.
The plural of anecdote is not "evidence". 4 billion people still lack internet access, and this would drastically increase speeds even for those who already have access to broadband.

Besides, what's with the desperate attempt to slander this endeavor as some kind of misguided moral grandstanding? As far as I can tell, they're not doing this just to bring internet to 3rd world countries, they're doing it to bring better internet to the entire world.
You will always be incenified to work when it's basic income at least the UBI version as it's not the negative tax version that some talk about.
American Express offers something like 30+ products (there's like six versions of the Platinum card alone). Some are charge cards and some are credit cards, they offer a wide variety of both.

Fun fact, they have a limit to how many credit cards you have have with them (6?) But no limit on the number of charge cards they will issue you.

That's excluding AMEX cards issued by third parties.
Which is why we need to push as many people as possible to use VPN's, they already have too much straw and too few needles so lets give them even more straw.

The reality is that no one in the know thinks this has anything to do with terrorism and everything to do with political control.

If you don't have the right to privacy then all other rights are subverted, previous governments have used the state security apparatus to monitor perfectly legal political activities, they've proven again and again they can't be trusted with this kind of power and we let them give themselves more (and legalise all the illegal shit they where already doing).

The reality is the UK (which traditionally has been a less free society for a 'free' society) is rapidly sliding into something you can't realistically call a free society.
I went digging but it's a long way back in my comment history, when breathless stories about their revolutionary technology were hitting the front page. Nobody really appreciated me picking holes in the makeup of their board, or the rather contrived mutual star vehicle setup they had her in.

I do have a tendency to be cynical, but I do so based on experience, both first hand and from history.
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Did you read the article?

Even assuming, without deciding, that the initial “sweep” of Corrigan’s home [was justified], the second top-to-bottom search by the Explosive Ordnance Disposal Unit (“EOD”) after the MPD had been on the scene for several hours was not.

EOD officers cut open every zipped bag, dumped onto the floor the contents of every box and drawer, broke into locked boxes under the bed and in the closet, emptied shelves into piles in each room, and broke into locked boxes containing Corrigan’s three firearms. [..] the police had left the contents of his bureau drawers and shelves scattered on the floor, his electric stove had been left on, and the front door of his home was left unlocked.
HN sadly does not support <> URL delimiters, so your link ends up 404. Here is it without delimiters:

http://nisl.wayne.edu/Papers/Tech/code-pf-fast09.pdf
Developers that care about privacy should really start to work on decentralized, backwards compatible applications to replace the services we depend on like email and social media.

I know there are already service out there, but most of them lack the simplicity needed to reach non-technical users. Getting people away from these services is as much a marketing and user adoption problem as it is a technical one.
zcoin is not zcash: https://forum.z.cash/t/psa-zcoin-is-not-zcash/1821
http://ibmandtheholocaust.com/

IBM was contracted to collect census data for many of the European govts. with their wonderful new Hollerith machines in the 1930s.

This was then passed on / sold to the Third Reich and used to filter who went where.

You didn't think it was all done with pencil and paper did you ?
No, most likely not. ZCash shielded transactions have completely different structure to normal BTC ones.
Will still have an internet in 2020?
Atlassian Jira.

I have used it solo and on teams of 20 or so and I would be hard pushed to recommend something so highly.
Does it support free codecs for video / audio?
I just want one
"Steer into the slide" means if your car is rotating clockwise you steer left such that you reduce the friction on the front end (by turning the wheels so they roll instead of slide) and maintain the friction on the back end (given the wheels will not be pointing forward).

(edit: depending on how far you've already rotated, but I'm speaking as if the front of the car is still ahead of the back of the car)
Actually, you don't.

You don't even have to feel like a woman to enter a woman's room, you just have to say you identify as a woman.

"Substantial steps towards looking like a woman." What does a woman look like? A woman looks like whatever she chooses to look like. Actually, she sort of looks like me after Taco Tuesdays where I have to use the restroom really badly and all the stalls in the men's bathroom are full.

If you are demanding that a "real woman" make herself subservient to what society thinks a real woman should look like, or maybe even get a note from a doctor diagnosing gender dysmorphia, I would advise you to check your cis privilege. /s
Here's the Open Rights Group (a UK group who aspire to emulate the EFF) on the latest development - note in particular the link at the bottom of the article, to their "campaign hub" on the bill:

https://www.openrightsgroup.org/press/releases/2016/ipb-will...

And, for what it's worth, a brief report from The Register:

http://www.theregister.co.uk/2016/11/16/british_pols_sign_of...
I intuitively agree, but this is based on my own feelings. I'd love to see an actual scientific study demonstrating the effect.
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Did you even read the article? They searched his home twice after he had already shown he wasn't a danger to himself or anyone else and wasn't inside the house. The second time they trashed the place. The whole point of the article is that the US Court of Appeals says the exact opposite of what you're asserting here: the searches were not reasonable.

"Because it was (and is) clearly established that law enforcement officers must have an objectively reasonable basis for believing an exigency justifies a warrantless search of a home, and because no reasonable officer could have concluded such a basis existed for the second more intrusive search, the officers were not entitled to qualified immunity across the board."
Everyone feels like they are a better-than-average driver.

The EPA has a standard testing regime, and modern automatic transmissions nearly always score at parity or slightly better than the manual option mounted to the same vehicle.

Interestingly, this is also true for things like 1/4 mile times. "Muscle car" guys hate this, but if you look at the numbers, a modern automatic transmission is both more efficient and more performant than the manual option.
are you sure the problem is arm? How can google use a standard kernel version? I mean it is quite standard and only changes between major releases doesn't it? The thing is that linux being monolithic requires all the drivers baked in, which is fine like it is fine the whole flashing ROMs stuff, or maybe it was a few years a go when phones where phones and not pocket pcs so they benefited from the whole packaging. Magenta by google seems to use userspace drivers, so if that is ever gonna get used in phones it might be a solution for a more standard kernel
How abut fixing the numerous FF issues for the MacOSX? But I guess that doesn't attract eyeballs nor does it bring in new google money. I've spent more time swearing at my screen in desperation during the last 6 months-1 year than I used to do back when IE6 was ruling the web, all of this "thanks" to FF and Chrome. How can such nice products (they were nice in the not so distant past) could turn into such memory-hoggers in such a short amount of time?
SpaceX already runs Linux on their rockets; apparently near-real-time is good enough for that purpose.
> I'll take my nanny state nonsense where people are still alive, over the libertarian wet dream where they're dead.

Don't assume that everybody will.
That's true and all, but classifying people into ethnic groups is not evidence that any of what you said is true about a specific person. I don't think it disproves anything about what I said... if you're going to say that classifying people into ethnic groups is sufficient to call someone racist, you've made everyone racist. Which may be true for that definition of racism, but it's then not useful to say that Trump is racist in that sense. I don't think most people are looking to use definitions of racism that classify Hillary and the entire Democratic political strategy as "racist". Applying that definition selectively is just more wolf-crying.
That's hard to know and I have no insider knowledge.

From the outside it seems like a lot of work.
Firstly HotStop is not optimized for fast startup, small footprint or short GC pauses. There is talk about merging the Java ME VMs but such things usually take years.
Secondly Google built many proprietary extensions, eg DEX. I'm not sure that ART can even execute Java bytecodes.
Best explained by video. There are many on YouTube, this one happens to have a lot of views. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EAi0fes4OC4
How would he have harmed himself or others after the police had his hands zip tied?
The SpaceX plan puts the satellites in low earth orbit, much closer than the geosynchronous satellites you can connect to now. That lowers latency into the 25-30ms range. There will also be many more of them, and presumably they are being built with the understanding they will need to support the bandwidth requirements of the Netflix-era of internet usage.
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If this is true it is very disturbing. I have a Google Apps for Work account, I wonder if anyone of these people did. They would lose their business email access.
defaults to yahoo search without the ability to change does not feel private to me
He left his home voluntarily and agreed to treatment. The police then broke into his residence after they had the supposed suicidal person in custody and ransacked the place.

I wouldn't call it inexcusable, I'd simply call it criminal.
This looks a lot more full featured than the 0.18 Elm release I was waiting months for.
Well that helmet looks pretty ugly and has no venting. This paper-board honeycomb helmet looks better and is well vented.
Just look at what's happening in Mozambique or SA, it's a real genocide in the works but nobody gives a damn.

People have enough of anti-white propaganda and leeching of them while at the same time spitting in their face.

Which countries treat their minorities better than white ones? Which countries push the most for equality of gays, women, etc.? Which countries spearheaded abolishing slavery?
Most of the leftist should go on a tour to Arab, Asian or Black countries and see how they treat the white minority, they're in for a shock (but probably will try to explain everything by something that happened 300-500 years ago)
> HN users: those PM'ing me for an invitation.... in the FAQ there is a temp code to skip the queue. We'll turn that code off in a day or two.

> use the invitation code "zcash" during signup
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The part that really scares me there is "UNIX CLI (shell)". Does that mean Terminal itself could be about to go? I'm sure Apple could explain it away with "there are many third-party offerings like Cathode & Prompt for the handful that need it".
Just another cash grab. I'm every time amazed that it still works.
I'm sorry to hear that, but your brother was killed by a careless driver, not by a powerful car.

Drivers can be careless regardless of what their equipment is capable of.
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And another from techcrunch: https://techcrunch.com/2016/11/17/uk-parliament-rubberstamps...
Car and Driver just compared another 20 or so cars at their resident Lightning Lap track a few months ago, including a Tesla. The Tesla was not fast, approx. 30 sec slower on a track that fast cars were finishing in the 2:45 range.

http://www.caranddriver.com/features/tesla-model-s-p85d-at-l...

http://www.caranddriver.com/flipbook/lightning-lap-2016-ever...
Nitpick, but F1 cars do have clutches and they can be operated manually (and must be for starting). The big difference is the cars don't have a clutch pedal, but a pair of clutch buttons.

Now DCTs in road-going cars: undeniably automatics.