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That's because they are Windows admins and not nix admins. They probably don't have a good understanding of the command line and if they do not the rich nix command line.

I have a single pg admin in current project and he can throw most tasks to the Oracle (running on Linux) admins or even junior Linux admins.

While "complex" they are still fairly basic to command line admins.

Anything with less than 3 pipes or one regex should be simple to command line *nix person. Granted to excludes you including a complex AWK script or inline perl execution on the command line instead of in a file like a normal sane person.
Sorry I wasn't more clear.

This article is about government support of the space industry, and the parent comment stated "I'll believe it when NASA's budget is raised."

My point is that the government can support the space industry in many ways, some of which won't involve more funding for NASA. As an example, governments have 'supported' renewable energy through policy without needing to do so through a NASA-like equivalent in the renewable energy sector.
Same happened to usenet. Too much noise.
Isn't it a fallacy to do nothing because you can't do everything for everyone?
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Is there a list of well-known c-extensions for which PyPy is known to work or for which there are well-maintained cpyext ports ?

Update: found it at https://bitbucket.org/pypy/compatibility/wiki/Home
> All i talked about in this thread is that blockchain is a network AND a data structure.

Unless you mean by network the game theoretic part of the algorithm, there is no "network".

You keep inventing majesty, magic and mysticism for old tech. I'm done. We won't talk here again.
That's not what those words usually mean when applied to money, see: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Trickle-down_economics
Useful to project authority.
He means location tracking, not location. If you turn off location tracking in settings, maps will keep bugging you. Even though it just needs location at that time and it is enabled, but you must allow Google to create a fucking timeline of you all the time otherwise maps will keep nagging you.
>At this point I’m not sure there’s a need for normal users to actually turn off Wi-Fi. The only real case would be something like airplane mode which already has its own setting.

I ran into a use case for turning off wifi the other day. My ISP was having problems and the wifi network could not reach the internet. Turning off wifi saved me the trouble of forgetting my wifi network, and then looking up / typing in the password when I rejoined.
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I get it regularly with my network backups to my freeBSD server running netatalk
Nylas (like other apps e.g. Airmail) kept the password on their servers (Nylas ID, now it's Mailspring ID) so basically they had (could have) access to all my data even when it's not lying on my computer.

I asked them about it and they never replied. I wish it was just a native (or not) IMAP client and I definitely want out of those Link and Open Tracking features.

(Edit):

There's a GitHub issue related to it - https://github.com/Foundry376/Mailspring/issues/33

The dev is very clear about it

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but for now Mailspring needs to target paying customers with great pro features so I can continue working on it full-time. The Mailspring ID is a core component of these Pro features and a lot of exciting stuff on the roadmap, like team templates, read receipt analytics and shared folders. Unfortunately, it doesn't make sense to remove the Mailspring ID and make the mail client better for you, because it pulls us further away from doing a great job on the pro features for paying users that will ultimately make this a long-lasting open source project.

Hope that helps! I'm going to flag this as a wontfix for now, but I welcome everyone's thoughts and feedback here.
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So no, not an email client I would like to use.
Don't all hospitals? It's a place to treat and care for sick people. Obviously some are going to die.
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I think he meant Obama. By 2015 many have given up on hope and change. Unless the hope was to drop over 20k bombs on countries we were not even at war with after receiving a Nobel Peace prize. Overthrow governments in Middle East and arm dangerous rebels in that region.
Any software switch is liable to be compromised. If you need real certainty, put the device in a faraday sock.
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I had (and I guess still have) user id #10, which for a few years conveyed a minor amount of Internet cred. I should have sold out in 2005 and retired to a country with an extremely low cost of living.
I remember /. before user reg even existed. There was some buildup to it finally being released, I recall. I signed on within an hour of it going live and though it was all pointless. Guess that's why I wound up with a 4-digit uid instead of a 2-digit one :)
And this engine lost the SLS competition to the SSME+solids. So yes, it's an interesting point that the Saturn V engine might still be buildable, but it's not cost effective today, and it's not the Saturn V rocket.
No. It’s not.

I want to turn it off.

The fact that this is front-page on HN means something.
This decision seems so fundamentally "anti-Apple". What happened to "it just works"? Heck, they could have even promoted a third option as being super innovative (not like it is, but marketing "Now with 'WiFi Safe Sleep!' or something like that would have been the old Apple way).
The presentation was probably made by business-minded people who are just good at talking and trying to sound impressive.
When I tap the WiFi or BY icons after a 3D Touch in either it says ‘not connected’ - it’s doesnt say off. That’s pretty self explanatory. When they’re off they are crossed out - also self explanatory.

The only real problem here is that this could have been explained to the user on first use.
Mate, I gotta say your responses make me dismiss your comment. You misinterpret "good in certain respects", to shout "GOOD?" to an empty room. Caps with a lot of punctuation is a red flag for me, seems very CNN.com political. Finally, you criticize the core argument ("why does the NS10 have such a reputation") without giving me, an ignorant third party, any evidence.

Even if you owned your own studio, aren't there lots of people with that same resume line who were terrible at mixing?

You may be 100% correct, but it was not communicated in a style that would let someone to that conclusion.
You can do this with Trezor. It allows you to enter a 25th word to your seed when you unlock it (it looks like you're just entering your password, but you could enter any password), generating a whole new set of private keys. Although this makes less sense in the context of a PGP key...
It was alleged by Edward Snowden: https://www.theguardian.com/world/2014/aug/13/snowden-nsa-sy...
Well, except said rest world denizens from Taiwan, Thailand, South Korea, Nepal, Vietnam, India, Japan and the rest of the countries China wants to screw over.

They'll just be terrified. For good reason.

This list probably soon will include Pakistan, Afghanistan, and essentially all Southwestern Asiatic countries. Hell, someone might look at a map of China from before Ww1 or so, look at it now, look again saying "wtf", and decide that these people obviously want to conquer a LOT. At which point it'll be China vs the world. And, historically, China has started such conflicts, they're just not very important for western history because the west really wasn't very important for most of history. China eventually lost those conflicts, but not without inflicting massive damage. First to a lot of other countries, then more and more to themselves.

Oh and lest I forget, if you want human rights ... You should be very apprehensive about China. Giving in to western demands has in most cases led to massive improvements in the lot of the average person. China is ... different.
Sadly the default assumption in IT these days is "users are dumb sheep". Its not just Apple or Google, MS is doing it as well, and I see more and more of it in the FOSS world.
You don't have to expand the panel or 3d touch or anything.

https://m.imgur.com/SSeZQUC

I'll admit that this behavior is what I want 99% of the time, so it also doesn't bother me.
Downvoted, not because your general sentiment is wrong, but rather that this comment what-about's a specific threat identification. It is useful to raise awareness of general threats or wide-spread operational malpractice, but doing so in direct response to the identification of a specific threat is a distraction that primarily serves to engender a sense of nihilism about defense in general. That is counter-productive, and a specific strategy in propoganda.

Defense is not hopeless. Some threats are more immediate than others.

note: this is not an endorsement of the gp comment. I merely think that discussion of the gp comment should be focused on its own merits rather than nihilistic dismissals of it.
Shape the user has been Apple's go to mentality since the first Mac...
Interesting. I would love to get that as well as a dreamcast and saturn controller to play the games as they were intended.
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You probably have to bring the trash with you for a while, so ending up with a smaller empty bottle can be preferable. There aren't a lot of public trash cans.

(Before I realized this, I was once perplexed by where to throw out a food wrapper. I went into a restroom in the subway station and threw it out in the only receptacle I saw, which turned out to be the hand dryer. That was embarrassing.)
They did inform users.

https://support.apple.com/en-us/HT208086
Democracy can produce horrible results. Dishonest and/or sociopathic demagogues can exploit dissatisfaction. In the US, for example, Presidential elections were designed to temper democracy, through the Electoral College. It's become restricted pretty much to tie breaking. But one can imagine situations where it would basically declare a cooling off period, by picking a caretaker President.
For svn and specifically git GUIs with lots of options and insane defaults, I usually do not have a fcuking clue what exact command will yet another cool wrapper execute and how it will report back. Too many times I fought the result of people clicking around and completely messing the repo with no idea what they’ve exactly done. So, our company has a simple but strict rule: you’re allowed to update/pull/commit/push via gui, but nothing more and never touch any checkboxes in there.

If you can’t spend time on one of your main tools docs to grasp what “merge -r 403:480 -c -473 ^/branches/rt0” does and how to command it, then sit there and code, folks will do maintenance for you.
I was just called a Russian shill here the other day. Then they started to dig through my post history and proved that I speak Russian. They found a post from 340 ago, kind of an admirable effort but also kinda creepy. I probably mention something "back in the old Soviet Union" every week or so. Not sure they had to go back a year.

The plot twist is that I am not Russian (people speaking multiple languages though are suspicious, gotta agree there). Even a better twist, I have more reason to hate Russians (as a country, never personally) than any most of the posters here. But you know, KGB agents hiding in the bushes, and all.
This happened to me the other day as well. I’m using an 8 Plus, and it worked exactly as I would hope, too.
If they're not innovating or offering something of value, they'll fail.

I think avoiding products that spoil is easy but smart. Saves somewhat on transport constantly replenishing the cabinet, refrigeration, etc. Focusing your product catalogue is innovation to some extent.
> isn't your third quote a pretty good description?

It's not. I think the person who wrote it think it's good marketing, but even that, it is not.

Here, try to see if this makes any sense as a product description:

> FeedHamster is for anyone! Imagine a Yelp that's customized just for you! Or a YouTube feed that only shows you interesting videos that _you_ would like!

> Install FeedHamster now!

Now, can you guess what FeedHamster does? Maybe it curates content? Honestly I have no idea. I just made it up. It doesn't really say anything useful at all, but I think it makes more sense that that description on Keybase's website.
"offering the option to actually turn the services off."

I'm not getting into the rest of your discussion, but I think you completely missed that you can indeed actually turn them off via 3D touch. Even on non-3D touch devices like the iPad mini, you can get to the "actually off" toggles by long-pressing the icons. Sure, it's somewhat of an extra step, but it's misleading to claim that the option doesn't exist when it clearly does.
no, the old behavior was better for you.

I hate to point this out, because it seems pedantic and patronizing, but honestly you might need the reminder, that there are other people out there, and no, they aren't all like you.
Yeah, it's funny. We all heard about ECHELON a long time ago, only to find out it was true and that not many people care because they don't really get what it means.
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The US of A has clearly expressed its preference for the banana-republic template of gleaming high-rise condos next to impoverished shanty towns. Pick the high-rise.

SV will only disfigure your soul. The rest of the country will probably take your body along for the ride.

PS> If you come to feel that a lot of what SV does is "dirty", there's nothing stopping you socking-away those big paychecks and doing something righteous with them later.
These VC pitch decks are getting more and more dystopian by the day.
You will grow the most if you choose the more difficult path. Second, it is worth growing a lot while you are young; this process is more painful in your 30s.
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The 5 year old can encode secrets using RSA with low primes using a calculator, and you can try decoding it with paper. :D
Perhaps it was this one. http://jihan.30maps.com/map/54837

Takao can get too crowded. Head to Jinba 陣馬 which is just a few train stations away for fun and good food on top.
It is patronizing and I need no such reminder.
I wonder how they're doing on the goal of starting 5000 companies in 30 years.
Came home and checked for updates - they have fixed the issue (that was quick!).
17... cute. I wonder how many it is today.
It seems to be pretty clearly communicated to me when disconnecting...

https://imgur.com/oh7diHn
It is really difficult to generalize but I see Jewish people less strict and giving more freedom to their children while valuing education. It seems there are multiple articles about the subject [1] mainly triggered by Amy Chua [2] bestseller. BTW I just discovered that her husband is Jewish and he has been interviewed here [3]. All this conversation is turning funny in unexpected ways.

[1] https://www.google.com.ar/search?q=asian+mothers+vs+jewish+m...

[2] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Amy_Chua

[3] http://www.telegraph.co.uk/men/relationships/fatherhood/1066...
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"At this point I’m not sure there’s a need for normal users to actually turn off Wi-Fi."

I do it all the time when my home wi-fi is slow and I want to use 4G to quickly access something. My home internet is crap; my phone 4G is fast but with a low bandwidth cap.
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Why the down votes? I take it you hate bees? Been stung a time or two?

I really enjoy the discussion and community on HN but there are so many people that just down vote like crazy, and rarely leave a comment to explain why. It's making this a hostile place.
Exiled Chinese billionaire blasts 'kleptocracy' running China
Then again drinking while eating is also impolite.
> Then, how had he noticed it wasn't working properly if he wasn't using it?

How about any number of several dozen extremely obvious possibilities. A family photo album is on the personal phone and he wanted to retrieve it, so he used the phone and noticed something was wrong with it. He needed to retrieve contact information for a friend that was stored on it. You know, the same exact reasons any of us might fire up an old phone we still have.
You can? On my phone, deep pressing on the 'block' in Control Center containing the Wi-Fi icon gets me to a submenu, which adds text labels to the existing toggles and adds two more toggles (AirDrop and Personal Hotspot). However, pressing the Wi-Fi button from that submenu seems to have the same effect as outside of it, and deep pressing it (as well as long pressing it) has no effect.

edit: but you can definitely turn them off through the Settings app.
The message says "disconnected", it doesn't say anything about the power state. If I didn't know, it wouldn't occur to me that "off" and "disconnected" are distinct states, especially since this differs from the previous behavior of the same button.
Packages.microsoft.com is reachable over https. There is also a gpg key that can be imported. The person who put this image together chose not to use either.

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that sounds great, thanks a lot
San Jose won’t offer subsidies for favored corporations

Isn't that exactly what they've always done (if not literal cash subsidies, reduced future taxes, free fast-tracked permitting and other incentives)?

Aren't they doing that even now in seeking a new Google campus on city-owned land south of SAP Arena (which they had previously offered at below-market pricing to the Oakland A's)?
That use case is satisfied by the iOS 11 toggle, which disconnects from the current network and disables connecting to new networks for the next few hours.
Considering it's 2010, I'll admit there are some good parts. But it's distracted like hell.
I'll correct even that. I have NS10s, somewhat modified (drivers are almost totally stock though), and I'm driving them off Channel Islands D100 monoblocs, not to terribly high levels, and I have subs to reinforce the lows.

They sound REVEALING. That's not the same as 'good' or 'accurate'. I'm not contradicting you: you can discern all the frequency ranges, and all the tones, and the things you did on other speakers that people complained about in your mix and you went 'but, but, I did a really good mix!' and then you listen on the NS10s and the complaints you got are suddenly right there staring you in the face, so you can't miss 'em.

That's largely because of the exceptional time-domain performance as the article correctly reports. These are not the only speakers that can do that, but they're really good at it. That plus the harsh mid-emphasis and brain-fryingly bright tweeters means the things are ruthlessly revealing. Accurate would be more sympathetic to good mixes and let you slide, but NS10s are merciless and you must get things exactly right: in mixes, in getting sounds, in auditioning things like plugins.
play.hbonow.com does not load in it because I think it's using a mobile user agent, which hbonow seems to not want to support
I am not sure that plausible deniability is much of an issue, because the people making such statements don't seem to care if they are caught in a contradiction or lie. Why don't they care? Because their supporters, and those who are close to being their supporters, don't care. It's not so much about deceiving the skeptics (who are not likely to be deceived anyway) as it is about giving those who incline to one's views an excuse for believing that their instincts were unquestionably right, and to get them worked up about it (this applies to Trump et. al. rather than Stalin, because the latter had other means of getting his way, and whatever you think of Trump, he is no Stalin.)
The US government already supports the space industry in many ways, including ways that have nothing to do with NASA's budget. You're proposing? ...
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Japan was beautiful; visually, culturally, and culinarily. I'd highly recommend it.

I just started taking Japanese classes yesterday and I can't wait to go back next year.
Apple changed the behaviour of something that people have been using since the first smartphone (before, even), without indicating that to the user. Saying that the option is there when it's poorly-discoverable doesn't really counter the GP's point.
Am I missing something, or is all of this marketing and fanciness entirely about an "always on top" feature?
Don't forget state sanctioned extrajudicial killing of U.S. citizens.
(As was noted elsewhere in the comments on this submission, the author is a woman, and quite well known - https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Masha_Gessen)

It's hard to know how to criticize your comment constructively, though one might say that it's not that "Trump does bullshit a lot", it's that he cannot escape bullshitting in any situation. He exists outside facts.

If you think the author's criticism of Trump is too harsh, then you should read her earlier piece published just after the election: http://www.nybooks.com/daily/2016/11/10/trump-election-autoc...
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I got into math because of programming, oddly enough. As a kid, what I really wanted to do was make games to show off to peers. And to do that I needed some mathematical building blocks first. Programming was a way to explore those things and then I ended up being more into that stuff than making RPG games to look cool to peers.

And by accident I transformed a normal interest (games and showing things off) into something that turned out to be useful and insightful to me later.
Are you seriously arguing that engineers were better “back in the day” and engineers now are not as good? Surely I must be misunderstanding you.
SV isn't worth it. There are other jobs.

I guess it really depends on whether or not you're actually gonna propose to the girl or not though. Decide that and then your job decision becomes easier.