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You can use the owner extension: https://www.frozentux.net/iptables-tutorial/iptables-tutoria... , which can filter based on the PID of the process which created the packets.

But what we generally do is, you know, not run plugins that phone home :).

Edit: I just looked on a Linux machine - things have changed a little. That used to be my go-to document for iptables, which is why I referred you to it. You probably want to consult something more up-to-date.

In any case: iptables can do filtering based on who created the packets.

Even later edit: it probably goes without saying, but just in case -- this solves only half the problem, because it can only identify the process based on its PID. This makes it pretty trivial to overcome PID-based rules. The usual solution, of course, was to filter based on UID and run the program under a separate account.

I don't know if this got solved in the meantime, I haven't used iptables in a while now.
"...But these still need to be intercepted in the first place, because you don't know in advance which of the 0.01% of records are of interest...."

They do not, and the reason why is interesting.

In free countries, there is an order to things. This order is important.

First there is an event. A person applies for security clearance, there's a robbery, somebody reports a crime, and so on.

Second there is an investigation. Based on the nature of the event reported, facts are gathered to determine whether or not the state needs to intervene. More importantly, the people are identified that need intervention. Based on the investigation, sometimes the state might intervene with force, as in when a SWAT team shows up at your door.

The order is clear, and necessary. Event > data gathering > investigation > people. We start with an event and end up with people who might be criminals. That's because everybody is guilty of something. It's important to limit the state to only go after people where there is a clear, independent prompt for something to happen, ie, an event.

But what if we change it around? What if we collect data all the time? Well then we are no longer limited to having a good and independent reason for taking action. Instead, now we can start with the person and then figure out what they're guilty of until it justifies the action we've already selected. And guess what? Everybody is guilty of something.

All we've done is create a machine where we can identify people we don't like, push a button, and then find reasons to put them in jail or apply force to them in other ways. Free countries cannot continue operating in an environment like that. Because we've made the law do our bidding, there is effectively no rule of law. And people are smart enough to figure that out.
You can assign macro or function to keys on your keyboard, why the need for the extra hardware?

https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/help/237179/assign-macro...
I love using DTrace for network monitoring. I wonder what's the simplest way to integrate it with pf to achieve a similar solution to Little Snitch, except with an htop-style interface :)

http://www.brendangregg.com/DTrace/connections

http://www.brendangregg.com/DTrace/tcpsnoop
The initial comment was also uncivil. Additionally, it was untrue.
that makes sense, I bet it won't be that hard to crack though.
I'm the author of the op-ed we're all discussing. :)
"EVs will make up 15 percent to 30 percent of new vehicles by 2030, after which fuel “demand will flatten out,” Couse said. “Maybe even decline.”"

Not exactly amazing.
Or you can get a scooter/motorcycle and not be limited by range or speed while still having the mobility and still save a ton of money compared to a car. This is even more of a niche (lower range and utility, the only upside is that you can store it indoors - but parking a motorcycle isn't as hard as parking a car).
It might also be awkward to ban the author of the op-ed we're all discussing. Assuming you want an author to respond to comments, that is.
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You could allow ridesharing without automated driving, however, the person you were lending your car would have to get to it first. In this case the tesla would be using lots of its automated features, but not the autopilot. It would also suck trying to get back to your car, hehe.
> No writing code, no binding keys or running scripts

With all due respect I don't think this is the right pitch for HN crowd :)

Maybe you can provide a non drag and drop interface for power-users? After all your target audience are people who prefer pushing physical keys to moving around with mouse & clicking.
True, I'm still considering an e-bike for this very reason.
Wow, thank you! That is enlightening. It makes me think of a Nintendo (model) plugged into a TV (view) with a controller (controller) plugged into the Nintendo.
If the cost and cumbersome nature of VR can be reduced to bring it in line with just putting on a set of headphones and still be aware of the outside environment, sure.
So it's a decline of about 1%. I suspect the number of people for whom the headphone jack is a deal-breaker is a lot higher than the tiny number of geeks who are even aware of the rumors about an anniversary iPhone, which is apparently Tim Cook's theory.
with WebAssembly we should be able to compile applications written in qt/gtk/sdl and use javascript to render their gui to a canvas and send the mouse events back the the apps, and html will just be a layout engine that places those apps, similar to xwindows.
> C++ is sort of like a universal receiver and not a universal donor. It can assimilate any C code...

This is part of the language's design.

Bjarne's goal after being forced to use BCPL instead of Simula was never to use a bare bones language ever again, and C with Classes needed to fit into AT&T's C tooling.

Hence why we also didn't got modules back then and a funky name mangling to fit into those bare UNIX linkers.

As for being an universal donor, the story is a bit different in OSes where the ABI is not C based, e.g. BeOS, Symbian, Genode, Windows (COM, .NET, UWP), OS/400 (TIMI), z/OS (ILC).
>I think that requiring robust safety is the best way to both combat aggressive offshoring and help the environment and prevent the race to the bottom in working conditions

As far as I'm aware, this is how the North Sea sector (which has hundreds of rigs that will eventually need decommissioning) is regulated. Environmental and occupational standards are rigorous.
Could you elaborate on your opinion of G.E.B?
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Also should be noted that outside UNIX world, there are other OSes that don't use C conventions, or are migrating away from them (even if slowly).
There's probably some nasty stuff on there...

https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2015-11-03/that-time...
$90'000 is not mass drivers. That should be the top-of-the-line cast-in-gold interior.
is this due to high prices and stupidy features
Dupe: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=14250910 (104 points, 114 comments, ~9 hours earlier)
Interesting idea. So you would first infect voluntarily with a custom virus that targets the bacteria by using CRISPR to remove the DNA strand of the resistance, then simply use the usual antibiotics to kill it.
I'm somewhat skeptical on the cleanliness. A real vagina is somewhat self cleaning (STD's aside). Anyone that's owned a fake vagina (or a george forman grill) can attest to how hard they are to clean.
Blame it on the decision of the publisher of a certain book to take a phrase from an early draft "that goddamn particle", drop a syllable and change anotherone and make it the title of that book "the god particle".

It catered to a certain part of the population, and snowballed from there.
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I tend to think of Etsy as being the place to go for cultural, rather than mass-produced consumerist, goods.
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Speaking of emotive, synthesized speech: https://lyrebird.ai/demo

Clearly early days, but still, the promise is there.
By learning more slowly. And not rushing, being mindful and asking questions

that way the info you learn will actually stick
I personally do pay for the FOSS tools I make use of, but I bet the majority that find outrageous to pay for OS X or Windows software aren't willing to pay for anything on UNIX FOSS clones.
They are cheaper for sone things: my wife and I bought our wedding rings from there for a fraction of the cost of going to a jewelry store. Plus, in the case of both the the style of rings we wanted and also bum bags (I'm forgetful and women's clothes don't have pockets), some goods aren't available anywhere else.
I remember a heated debate between someone from the union of sex workers in the Netherlands and the woman behind https://campaignagainstsexrobots.org/ Kathleen Richardson.

From the industry there was little opposition namely. The main argument was this: "The job of a sex worker is much more complicated than you think. It's not just sex. It's about human contact. It's about communication. It's so much more that to confuse a human sex worker with a robot doll is demeaning to what it constitutes to be a sex worker."

It's still a taboo. That's what's the issue here. That on itself means human trafficking, no pension, no support from police, etc.

Of course, when robots can sentient, we have an interesting situation. It is rather weird that people quick to pinpoint discrimination issues between male and female (which seems irrelevant) are so slow in pinpointing discrimination issues between human and artificial beings. If anything, it is important not to wait to long with establishing the rights of the latter.
In the long run that is correct. However, in decision making, when work is "cutting edge" the opinions of experts/"key opinion leaders" weighs more heavily, or equal to, data.

For example, it is now >50 years since anthropogenic global warming was first proposed. The first intergovernmental action I can find with a brief search that tackles climate change is the 1992 UN Framework Convention on Climate Change. Legislation surrounding CO2 emissions was not introduced until the 2000's. The matter is still "controversial".

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/United_Nations_Framework_Conve...
"Shorting" turns out to be a complicated construct that needs a lot of regulatory pieces in place.

The exchanges are largely unregulated, and have a track record of messing people around when a price changes quickly.

Bitfinex is big on offering complicated margin trades that nobody else does ... but you can't get actual money out at the moment.
That's pretty clever. I wonder how much of a difference it makes.
- going offshore to a rig is not something that's done lightly; often getting there involves a helicopter trip, for which every passenger has had a multiple-day training course (HUET+BOSIET). This training costs a lot, and obviously the helicopter transit costs a lot too. It's also risky.

- these rigs being decommissioned are quite possibly structurally less safe and have not been upgraded or designed with the safety features of more modern rigs

- there's limited accomodation space

Or, if you were suggesting that they might be repurposed once near/ashore:

- there's plenty of existing disused space that could be converted to housing;

- decommissioning often means breaking the rig into pieces to be brought to shore, so the expensive cleaning and reconfiguration necessary to turn it into a shelter might not even be possible with a bunch of rig "chunks"
On many of the projects I worked on there were two smart developers doing all the work and 10-12 mediocre developers doing almost nothing.
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You can write a reader macro (in lisps that permit them, otherwise you've got no hope) but that's just lisp-speak for "program that parses strings". A language where you can use infix notation within the language is much nicer.
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It's still rather misleading, "Completely Disable..."
The two aren't mutually exclusive and building something practical is pretty much the norm where I'm studying at.
You forget the successes of decentralization. In the same way that bureaucracy was surpassed with the web, torrents, and Bitcoin, so too will it be surpassed eventually in the field of business and consumer supply chains. It may not be today or tomorrow, but it will happen.
I expect student to be able to demonstrate at least a little bit of practical thinking too. Just demonstrating understanding of concepts won't get your very far...
I wonder if this process is prohibitively expensive for just using moulds.
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Definitely. I think a combination of handmade and 'curated' is fantastic --- just not 'curated items from AliExpress.'

The overarching issue is that Etsy doesn't appear to recognize their users and what they're actually looking for. They've allowed for too much noise over the years.
I thought so too at first but I guess whereas the title now says "Completely Disable Intel AMT on Windows", it probably used to say something along the lines of "Completely Disable Intel ME on Windows".

Edit: The title has been changed again and now reads "Disabling Intel AMT on Windows". That's better and less confusing.
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"That being said: they are priced competitively"

Twilio is perhaps one of the most expensive of all SMS gateways.

Twilio's achilles heel is their value-added approach to pricing what should instead be priced as a commodity, i.e. cost-plus pricing supported by vertical integration and economies of scale.
Then it's more than I don't really have any use case for it. Either I need to just check something quickly, my emails, something on the web, watch a video, read some text, and then the ipad experience is just fine (though perfectible). Or I need to produce content, write emails, prepare a presentation, write code, work on a spreadsheet. Then anything that doesn't involve a mouse (with its precision) and a keyboard is unpractical (and the surface pro keyboard is pretty bad). Even for taking notes in a meeting, nothing beats the pen and paper, I don't really need any advanced feature (my notes are always at most a reminder of follow ups), and I can't (and shouldn't) focus on the meeting and play with a computer at the same time. But I don't have the feeling I am working in a fundamentally different way than 99% of office workers.

I just don't get what is the use case for a surface pro. Graphic designers possibly, but they usually don't work on a tiny screen, and it's a niche market.
Why do you need a handwritten clif file?
Hopefully filesystems mounted by normal users will have nosuid,nodev enforced (whoever is responsible for this these days, policykit??). Please tell me I'm correct...
Indeed, EVs don't solve congestion. But they solve a lot of problems associated with congestion, as in toxic exhausts and noise. Self-driving electrical vehicles could greatly reduce congestion, as the throughput of roads could be improved (less distance between cars, optimal driving without human errors).

For sure we should strongly look into alternative approaches which would reduce or eliminate congestion, but until they are deployed, people are going to be dependent on cars - we should make those cars as environmental friendly as possible.
"Market cap" is a basically ridiculous measure to use of crypto assets. It implies a realisability of price that really just isn't there.

Trading is too thin and the price is too volatile, even for the most-traded one, Bitcoin. Consider the recent Bitcoin flash crash on GDAX, where BTC dropped from $1184 to 6 cents - this was courtesy about 100 BTC of trades.

Then there's the Bitcoin "price", which is a weighted average ... including exchanges like Bitfinex, where the USD "price" includes a huge premium because you literally can't get hard currency out of Bitfinex for the foreseeable future.

It's a hyped number to pretend this stuff is worth more than it is and attract attention.
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a lot of custom keyboards use a amtel avr controller which is easily flashable with custom firmware. I think I can see a teensy like board in the picture. here is an (the) example in c: https://github.com/qmk/qmk_firmware
I think you are mixing that up: SMS uses a signaling channel of GSM. It was originally not intended to become that big and just used otherwise unused resources. Therefore it could have been given out for free or very cheap. Later on telecom providers saw that people like text messages and that it has an enormous business potential, so they started to make huge charges for it.
Great time to buy those shares off of the suckers who sell...
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And... 8) Artists and craftsmen creating legitimate handcrafted products are under assault of [Chinease] mass manufacturers that appear to monitor items/craftsmen whose items sell fairly well only to offer their el-cheapo counterfeit / knock-off alternative of these same products. (*

This at least appears to be the case for a friend that is selling his handcrafted stuff in Etsy. And at least his experience seems to be that Etsy has done very little to curb this behavior even when reported to them.

(* caveat emptor - hearsay
That would explain this:

> How I Used R To Win An Argument With My Wife

I don't know about author, but the set of arguments with my wife that can be won using R is pretty much empty. :)
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I would totally ride a bike as part of my commute except for one small problem: I have to cross Lake Washington eastbound to go to work and westbound to come home and at odd hours. Transit service drops to hourly after 8:30pm and the bus only carries three bikes at a time. So far, I've noticed that 1/3rd of the time, in nice weather, I'd be fine and could load my bike on the bus; another 1/3rd, I'd be at the 10:30pm trip and it would be full so I'm waiting for the 11:30pm trip that isn't full; and the last 1/3rd, the 11:30pm trip is full so I'm stuck either leaving my bike or not getting home. (I see these because I still take Transit to work by using two buses each way. I'd rather ride my bike for one of them...)

Maybe this just means that I should work on getting in shape so I can just ride a route that takes me across the lake...
Have you used anything other than javascript? NPM is not unique, half the stuff it contains is also in the standard runtime of other frameworks.
That link is from the Cato institute.
Human's that acquire more leisure time are going to want to stay in the city more and more? I feel the opposite trend will happen. I live in a outdoor industry bubble in Boulder Colorado so I have blinders on perhaps.
The theory the bodies were violators of social customs, are not something Nazi-specific, it is a common hypothesis. They are clearly ritualistic executions, and it corresponds to Tacitus which states that "traitors", "cowards" etc. were hanged and then buried in the bogs. So given how little we know overall, it is actually a pretty well supported hypothesis, since archeological and historical evidence match up.

That Nazis used the theory does not in itself make the theory suspect.
>Black Screen is an IDE in the world of terminals. Strictly speaking, it's both a terminal emulator and an interactive shell based on Electron.

And that's where I closed the page. Though the ideas are nice.
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I've been a part of many usability studies with 'drag and drop' editors and as easy as we tried and make it, it was still coding. People with coding experience do well, people without coding experience struggle. The other interesting thing we learned is that the macro writer and macro user are very often not the same person. Power users create macros that other users then take advantage of. Needing a physical hardware device for these types of macros might make this type of sharing much harder.
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This is copied from the Windows-only SA00075 Mitigation Guide from Intel.

Intel advised me that a Linux version of the Mitigation Guide is coming - https://twitter.com/IntelSupport/status/859437569368567811
It's not towards anything in life.
I've been amazed that the Chevy volt isn't selling more units.

You get 53 miles electric and 42 mpg. Unlike the i3 with rex you can go full speed on gas. And unlike the Toyota Prius plugin, the gas engine is purely an electric generator.

The car after incentives and dealer rebates is 20k. GM also offers 0 down 0% financing over 60 months.

It's a great commuter car as the 53 miles is more than enough to get to work. at work you charge up and you've got enough to go home. If you want to go on a road trip you still have the gas engine.
Are the cars made to be the same size as the gasoline cars more environmental friendly at all, once we consider all the environmental effects of producing them, providing the energy, and finally handling the waste at the end? Has anybody performed a whole honest evaluation?
Yeah I read "The Design and Evolution of C++" and quite liked it. His goal was definitely to assimilate C code, with compatibility being a high priority.

But I'm not sure the goal was to make C++ hard to use from other languages. I think that just fell out of the focus on zero-cost abstractions.

COM seems like the right middle ground between baroque C++ interfaces and RPC/message passing. You write native code, but it can interoperate dynamically with components in other languages, in the same address space. But I think it is overly tied to OOP, and that doesn't play well with the style of Unix.

I wonder if it would be possible to do better, or if that ship has sailed. I'm not overly familiar with Windows... I know there were some problems with COM but it seemed basically sound. I used JScript once and it was pretty powerful.
But the people you mention, once go back to China, are behind the firewall, and everything they do is subject to surveillance and censorship.

Ask your friends if they would feel safe to go and openly/publicly criticize the communist party of China and hear their answers.

It only takes them to go and acknowledge membership to Falun Gong/Falun Dafa for them to be put into a organ donor list (while still alive).
Why do you think hunting is not widespread in Europe? IMHO it's quite common and the delicious meals that result are common too!
If policy makers cared about health issues due to pollution, smoking would have been outright banned 10 years ago.
This looks like 2.5D actually.

The base material is a _liquid_ mix of plastic and glass that is first shaped and then, separately, baked. So I can't see how this can be used to print, for example, a hollow sphere.
high throughput brain machine interface here could be thought of as a way to merge human brain with general AI so that we don't end up being cats to AI overlords :)
That's very interesting; I've watched both but I read it in terms of Leibniz: this is the happiest
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