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If you have a workflowy account, this syncs well and is similar to Papier.

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Are you European by chance? If so, don't worry, your country also likely has a long history of meddling on local affairs either through colonialism or parts of the cold war, especially if you are British!

Yes, the US has meddled in international affairs but let's not pretend that US is unique in doing so or that Russia is some benign country that has no history of actively working against the interests of Europe/US/NATO or that Russia doesn't have its own agenda.

For all of the faults of the US/Europe I'm glad I grew up in the "west" rather than behind the Iron curtain. I also don't see millions of people who fled western nations to Russian states - the single direction of political and economic migrants over the last 70 years speaks for itself.
Seems to be pretty busy on Twitter.
I feel robots.txt is the most effective to prevent a private site from being crawled by Google followed up by an inline <meta name="robots" content="noindex"> tag.
Still waiting for the day I can install krita without pulling 200 packages of KDE bloat

I really don't need upowerd when I want to draw pictures, thank you.
I recently became interested in digital note taking and commonplace books, but I haven't started yet because I can't decide what software to use.

Can you tell me how you are generating your notes?
The invasion of Crimea was a direct response to US/NATO aggression.

1) The US helped plot to overthrow the Ukranian government in 2014.

2) Russia was not keen on NATO pushing for Ukraine to become a member, which would literally put the Russians major warm naval port under NATO hands.

3) Crimea has been a part of Russia for centuries, the only reason Crimea became a part of Ukraine after the breakup of the Soviet Union is because the SSR transferred Crimea from the Russian state to the Ukraine state in 1954 to celebrate the 300th Anniversary of the Ukraine as part of Russia.

4) The vast majority of the population of Crimea has been for hundreds of years of Russian ethnicity and language.

5) Crimea voted to rejoin Russia

The State of Politics are much deeper than you seem to admit.

Edit: Russia's support for Syria has more to do with the strategic location of Syria and the transportation of Russia's Natural Resources through that territory.
I can't speak for others, but from a purely practical and non-academic point of view, I chose OCaml over SML because it's painless and easy to produce a standalone binary executable. Most SML implementations seem to be able to do that too, but require me to write compiler-specific glue code, IIRC. I don't want to have to dive into compiler internals to produce an executable. Also, I appreciate that the OCaml maintainers are not afraid to provide useful syntactic sugar although it may not seem “real FP”, like the `for` loop for instance. I seldom use the OO extension, but support for virtual methods can be very handy at times. You can implement the mechanics for those with functors too, but it's just more code to write that way.
That domain name ticks off all the boxes for spam. But neat overall.
Strongtowns.org might be a good place to start.
I was maintaining a port of the Opera browser for Japanese feature phones in 2007. We supported flash in 11Mb of RAM: 6 for the browser, 5 for flash. That included the screen buffer IIRC. We ran regular desktop web sites under these conditions just fine (with 2007 expectations regarding interop). The experience may not have been great, but that was much more an issue of tiny screens without touch support than anything else. Had Apple wanted to, they would absolutely have been able to support flash on the iPhone. We could on much worse hardware. Not doing so was about controlling the platform, not about technical limitations.

http://www.operasoftware.com/press/releases/mobile/opera-del...
In my opinion, 80% of hiring decision is related to psicological terms. I.e. you can have the knowledge, but being discarded because resulting difficult to work with (anxious, narcissistic, undisciplined, uneducated, etc.).
Personally I think casinos should be illegal and lotteries much rarer.
> Now I just gotta figure out how to make books easier than internet.

Get an outdated tablet that's WAAAAY too insecure for connecting to the internet (eg original Wifi iPad, set to airplane mode), and fill it with PDFs/epubs/etc of your choice.

Then, instead of jumping on the computer all the time, pull out the iPad somewhere away from the computer and read. eg in bed, outside on a balcony, etc

Doing exactly this works well for me, original iPad and everything. Theres No Way I'm going browse the web with that and get distracted, and I have all of the books I want with no buildup of useless physical book material. :D
So... tell us more? This comment is about as useless by itself as "vim ftw" would be on an Emacs article.
Google doesn't use agile. Specifically to avoid the kind of nonsense you cite.
> since the spam problem has essentially been solved

Tell that to the Indian recruiters who flood my mailbox.
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In that case, the data, the pipes, and the programs all live in the array.
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> You could periodically reset them in case they still get infected.

Just have them rebuild themselves from ROM after each processed mail :)
Do you think the average retained attorney will be well-versed in the subtleties of NSL disclosure?

The point being made upthread is that there is no black and white guidance, there is no secret NSL Guide Book for attornies.
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That is kinda missing the point and the comparison is off.

Except a joke itself, nothing is a joke, nothing is by definition humor except itself.

It is sort of like saying that an engine is not a plane, by no definition can an engine fly.

Which is true because an engine doesn't fly, planes do. (Or Apache Attack Helicopters)

Humor is something you build using other parts, it's more than the sum of it's parts, no single part in of itself is humor.

Secondly, there are no rules what humor is and what it is not except that it provides laughter and amusement. If somebody laughs about a rape joke, it's by definition humor, albeit (depending on joke) not a good one by most people's standards.

Lastly, there is something called "Gallows Humor" in which (to quote Freud) "the ego refuses to be distressed by [...] reality. It insists that it cannot be affected by the traumas of the external world."

As Wylie Sypher puts it, Gallows Humor is "to be able to laugh at evil and error means we have surmounted them".

It's a natural human instinct. (I'm shamelessly copying of Wikipedia here, I'm no expert in all topics)

So while, yes, rape is not a joke and it's a very horrible thing to those it happens to and we as a society should make efforts to not allow it to happen, it can only be healthy to make humor and jokes about it. Not to diminish the victims but to diminish the perpetrators. The perpetrator is worth nothing more than a joke to us, they have no further value or meaning in society and ought to be locked away forever after we thoroughly laughed, helping the victim to recover in the next step.

That is what I want from a strong and healthy society.
It's a weird game of cat and mouse you describe but lets be clear, the annexation of Crimea, was, in Russias eyes a direct counter to the US backed revolution in Ukraine.

The US has wanted Ukraine in NATO for as long as I've been alive if not longer, having forces on the front door of Russia along the European border is something they deeply desire.. US Government's Assistant Secretary of State for European and Eurasian Affairs even admitted to pouring billions into the effort.[0]

So lets not pretend that the US government is in a morally unquestionable position either.

[0] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U2fYcHLouXY
RC4 accepted up to 2048 key bits. (It is symmetric, it's just not a block cipher).
This isn't as inconsistent as it seems. People would probably also be equally uncomfortable with both the idea of "editing" an embryo's genome to make it light-skinned, and the inverse idea of editing it to make it dark-skinned.
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It sold ca. 5m. Which was a lot for a non-PC platform at that point, but not enough to prevent Commodore from going bankrupts (admittedly in part thanks to a lot of mismanagement). And while the low end Amigas were used largely for gaming, many were not and the high end models certainly not.

I love Amigas, but they're not exactly a stellar endorsement of that model.
One example might be rate limiting. Count requests over elapsed time. If elapsed time is a negative number, the math might trigger a bug that causes CF to block requests...too many requests over time period X.
I live with mental "illness". With respect to the brain, the diversity is our story. The types and subtypes are challenges on how to live, past and beyond the diagnosis.
> [better than] transparently fragmenting packets

In v6 there is no fragmentation anymore if I remember correctly, it would just get dropped (or maybe trigger an ICMP error, I don't know).
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Is there any evidence that they have different underlying causes or are otherwise fundamentally distinct rather than one simply being an extreme case of the other? (Honest question; I'm not familiar with the literature here.)

Or, even if they were in some sense fundamentally the same, is your argument that their effects are so practically different that they ought to be called by distinct names anyway?
"But they did it, it's ok"

please, are you going to use that argument to bring back slavery? trite and baseless.
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OK now you've got a variety over Q, good luck finding the integral points in the domain that you care about.
I think continuously becoming a better programmer is probably a good way to go at this. If you can sprinkle in some traveling and learning another language or to while you're at it, that would perfect. And maybe learn a musical instrument as well.

That's my medium to long term plan, anyway.
> The handful of technology companies that managed to go public near the end of 2016 have shown strong stock performances. Twilio Inc (TWLO.N), Coupa Software Inc (COUP.O), Nutanix Inc (NTNX.O) and Blackline Inc (BL.O) are now trading above their offer prices, boosting the confidence of their private peers that there is pent-up demand for such IPOs.

This is misleading. I just looked at these companies and 3 out of 4 are trading below first days closing with a clear down trend. They did see the first day pop, peaked around Q3 and falling.
>This appalling lack of professionalism

I don't think anything about cock.li is meant to imbue professionalism.

I think one of the points is that it almost immunizes them from psychological operations. [1]

I know it sounds conspiratorial, but social justice movements in online communities can be easily leveraged by orgs like the NSA to disrupt an organization. Combined with anti-meritocracy ideals, it's easy to get someone "at the top" who doesn't have any credentials (and who isn't really trying to get there for any other reason than disruption).

It might not be his actual strategy, but the offensive things serve as a deterrent against lowest common denominator character assassinations. He has no reputation to destroy.

[1] https://theintercept.com/2014/02/24/jtrig-manipulation/
Is there any credible evidence that the US/NATO was behind a coup in Ukraine? Google doesn't reveal anything substantial.

Ukraine is/was a sovereign nation. Why should Russia stop them from joining NATO if that is what they want? The invasion of their country seems to suggest that a desire for NATO protection was warranted?

Annexing another sovereign nation based upon historical claims and access to a military port is blatant aggression and a return to the cold war mentality (sending unmarked military units over the border? Supplying arms and equipment?).
Yes, pascal makes for great psuedocode because we have a long history with pascal. I am familiar with it, I even ate dinner with Wirth once, nice guy.

I guess you just don't like new things, it makes sense now.
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* Tab Snooze - Removes clutter by hiding a tab for later. We can pick the time & date. Can use this as a reminder.

Link: https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/tab-snooze/pdiebia...

* One Tab - Push all current tabs into one tab. I use this with Tab Snooze, mostly. All tabs related to a project are snoozed till I get to work on them again.

Link: https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/onetab/chphlpgkkbo...

* Papier/Workflowy New Tab - Have a text document in the new tab page. I usually have to-dos or jot down some quick notes here.

Link1: https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/papier/hhjeaokafpl...

Link2 : https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/workflowy-new-tab/...
The density/zoom concern might be addressed by some sort of geospatial aggregation...roughly the equivalent to indexes on a database...a 'denormalization'. Certainly an interesting problem for any online mapping app.

Good luck.
Who said anything about slavery? We are talking about meddling in the political affairs of other countries and espionage. That's been going on ever since lines were drawn on a map.
You're receiving lots of criticism from people that (correctly) see issues with your proposal. I just wanted to say that I like your thinking. Rather than going "doesn't work because scenario x" you work the problem and try to find something that does work. It sounds like a good idea, an MTU header in IP. The header can be extended if I remember correctly, so it might even be feasible to implement with backwards compatibility (avoiding another v6 to v7 transition).

I don't know how v6 was designed exactly, but if it's open, did you search back to see if someone proposed this and why it was rejected (if ever proposed)?
I'm running my own e-mail server now using mail-in-a-box. Don't think Lavabit can beat that. If you want secure e-mail use PGP.
He did include sally in accounting below though. This is just the standard anti-new PL rant applied to pseudo code.
a decent home (2000 sq ft, good neighborhood, reasonable commute)

We have lived for more than a decade with four children in a house with fewer finished square feet of floor space. I'm curious about what "good neighborhood" means here, because my children can walk or bicycle all over the place, without fear of mishap, and the local public schools here draw people from all over the country. "Reasonable commute" is also a term I'd like to understand better in this context. How tied to location is the employment you each have, if you are able to move out of state?

I have to think that it's possible for middle-class people like my family (at a lower income level, currently, than what you self-report) to live in cities, because we do. Most of our work happens to be in outer-ring suburbs, so "reasonable commute" puts us there, but other people with work nearer into the center of the metropolitan area can live affordably further in.

Disclosure: we live in an other ring suburb of Minneapolis, just outside the beltway freeway around the Twin Cities, and barely within reach of the bus system. My wife and my third son bike-commute often, year-round.
Correct, your defence of the US Govt's meddling was "but Europeans did it"

Which is an absolutely incorrigible position.
I should have been more clear. By aggression I mean direct and overt military action.

Courting a country for NATO isn't quite the same as actively invading.

You are 100% correct that it's a game of cat and mouse.
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Universal basic income trials being considered in Scotland
The PS4 hardware became profitable after about 6 months, at launch it was described roughly as a loss that'd be offset by the buyer also getting a PS Plus subscription.
I love this!
I always believed that the best developer is the one that has a taste for business and this thing is in the line of it :D
>A population of 7 billion+ immortals where the vast majority are set in their ways is terrifying.

Maybe. But not as terrifying as actually dying.

Frankly, I'm willing to deal with any problems arising from longer and/or indefinite lifespans, more than I'm willing to deal with the impermanence of life.
1) Obama's admittance in an interview on CNN

> Mr. Putin made this decision around Crimea and Ukraine - not because of some grand strategy, but essentially because he was caught off-balance by the protests in the Maidan and Yanukovych then fleeing after we had brokered a deal to transition power in Ukraine

http://cnnpressroom.blogs.cnn.com/2015/02/01/pres-obama-on-f...

2) Emails between the NATO general and US political staff, regarding US involvement in Ukraine politics
during that time.

https://theintercept.com/2016/07/01/nato-general-emails/

3) NATO agreed not to expand to the East in 1990 when the SU broke up, and Crimea Voted To Rejoin Russia.

Edit: Feel free to Listen to the Phone call between Nuland and Pyatt from 2014

http://www.bbc.com/news/world-europe-26079957
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On top of that, I don't remember the specific assumptions but my Crypto professor proved that just to increment a counter to 2^256 would take more energy than exists in the observable universe.

I think also everyone is pretty sure quantum computing won't break AES, but maybe there's some weakness in the S/P boxes that quantum computers can exploit, who knows. That's the fun in crypto, you can't prove that anything other than OTP is unbreakable.
SCTP can be encapsulated in UDP.

https://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc6951
Thank you for your thoughtful response. So some standardization to reduce vendor lock-in in this area may be helpful.
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> They will almost certainly not recommend disclosing or distributing the NSL "down the chain to the tech people".

I meant they might target the tech people directly from the start - or someone who isn't a C-level executive, anyway - if they think the CxOs would go to a lawyer and the lower level people would just comply.
They are the same thing, just as someone with a slight sniffle and someone with a sinus infection can both have a cold, and there are lots of places in between. We've also gotten a lot better at treatment: a significant fraction of children with large language delays end up living independently.
Or:

f <- [(+), (-)]
let t = (xi `f` 7, xi `f` 11)
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I didn't say anything about it being justified. I said "let's not pretend that US is unique in doing so" to someone who implied the US deserves it...
Doesn't using a .com TLD mean they are subject to DNS seizure in the US? ...although maybe it'll redirect once they launch.
Everything is a marvel of modern engineering now.
It was deliberate. I don't believe at the time there was a common verb form of medal in UK English (It was Matthew Pinsent UK rower educated at Eton and Oxford and therefore would likely have known this was not a plain English word and therefore industry jargon) (although there clearly now is a verb form, although it should be frowned upon IMHO). It was spoken, so I wrote it how I heard it (some years ago). Medal was not a verb, so he must have meant meddle!
What would make an "Other OS" feature enable piracy? Especially nowadays where the online service component is manufacturer hosted and controlled and we have access to relatively hard TPMs.

Sure, the hypothetical pirater now has access to device drivers and an open OS environment, but why wouldn't something like SecureBoot work to ensure that if you want to connect to the multiplayer / social network then you have to have loaded an unmodified OS as verified by the TPM.

No one said SecureBoot was a terrible idea technically, only that MS (and ARM/Android) were telling half-lies about a strong commitment to customers being able to make another OS choice, if they so choose.
If it's running on a VPS on AWS or somewhere, it's still subject to the provider tampering with it.

Secondly, PGP is not nearly widespread enough to be considered secure and additionally provides no anonymity properties which in this day and age should be the focus of any secure e-mail provider.

Additionally, running your own email server also reduces the anonymity to basically null and leaves you with a weak pseudonymity at best.
This could be a solution. I'm courious to know, maybe they will give more information when the service will be back online.
Yeah, there used to be a clearer deliniation between Amazon marketplace and the "official" Amazon store... But now the Amazon store is polluted with sellers gouging on otherwise out-of-stock products and bad high-shipping-cost deals.

I realize this has basically allowed Amazon to crush eBay, but they've left the door open for another seller to come along and offer properly curated products.
I'd be more impressed with a machine that can decelerate the earth and reverse it's spin direction without killing everyone as opposed to a time machine personally.
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If you are interested, Richard Feynman has written about his experiences (the physicist) in Sensory Depravation Tanks. You can read the entire post at [0], and it forms one chapter of "Surely you're joking Mr. Feynman", which I highly recommend.

[0]: https://www.dmt-nexus.me/forum/default.aspx?g=posts&t=51786
I don't understand the way of thinking that you need a middle class?There is no need for middle class. What speaks against a giant gated community in the cities?
https://www.reddit.com/r/vegetarianketo/ seems to have plenty.

And you can process plants to remove carbs, depending on your goals.
What is ML in this context? Neither CakeML nor Standard ML site appear to actually define it, and it's an acronym with a few definitions in tech (e.g. Machine Learning)
I think it makes sense in the US because health insurance is a for-profit business here. It seems odd to criticize an insurance business for giving lower pricing to people who are less likely to use the insurance. I think it's a terrible way to run a healthcare system, but that's a different discussion.

Edit: (RTFA!) So, it's not the insurers, but the people paying for the insurance. One step removed from what I said, but I think the rest still applies.
The music video for the song Toby Keith did a few years ago is very entertaining if you haven't seen it. Talisman indeed!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BKZqGJONH68
The advantage of senior developers is that they're more likely to have realistic expectations, do what they do without unnecessarily riding an emotional roller coaster. With experience in any profession it becomes obvious that every project doesn't turn out as imagined.

What is the developer supposed to say about a project that was instigated without their input and without the input of the potential users and is presented up front as a six month slog before reality doubles or triples it? Would, "When it's canceled, I'll mope for a month and come in hung over everyday while looking for another job" be a more inspiring answer?

A better question might have been, what do you think about this idea?