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> but Amazon just doesn't seem like an organization that cared much about data protection

I challenge you to provide a single shred of evidence in support of this claim.
Also, too boring
Are the books much better than the show?

Significantly. I have read the trilogy several times, and the Netflix series, whilst cool, doesn't come close to the depth and pacing of the books.
Monthly subscription for a simple app, which basically plays audio files?!

srsly?
2GB of RAM would've been more important to me than all the listed changes.
Is it always the demand? How will this work for some company which provides a service which is used once in a while by other companies? So for a long time, there would be no demands. Think of something like https://dataturks.com/ . They provide UI tools to manually label data for ML algorithms until some company is doing that specific ML algorithm/task/project.
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No thats not true. Running any numbers doesn't make a consiousiness. Specific numbers do that.
I'm not native English speaker and I always prefer text to video, so I don't have to decipher some strange accent. But other people may have different preferences.
As a non-native English speaker, I doubt that. In general listening to English is quite complex for someone that has learnt English only from school; listening to a non native language (especially a quirky spelled one like English) requires quite a bit of excercise to fully understand the various accents and how the words pronounced often illogically associate with those words you've learnt from books. I personally found vastly simpler in the beginning to read text instead of listening to a native speaker talking. That's also why captions in movies help a lot someone learning the language.
Why doesn’t Home Depot do something similar?

Generally speaking, it's illegal to detain someone from leaving without probable cause of a crime.

(In contrast, Costco is empowered to do so via their membership agreement.)
To me, that makes a lot of sense. Having only one architecture to support and one image to rule them all across the product line is quite a great thing to have.

The other day, there was a person who had a "reddit gold" bounty for the first person who can help them get the Pi 0 online. The person basically couldn't get the Pi Zero on the wireless network. They had no USB-OTG adapter or mini HDMI adapter they could use to debug the Pi Zero. I was thinking something along the line of making the Pi USB port a USB-serial gadget, but it was still cumbersome. The "accepted solution" was to pull out the SD card for the Zero, put it into a Pi3B they had, get the 3B online, and put it back to the Zero. I think that was such a brilliant idea.

Making it easy for users to achieve such tasks is often overlooked by us who "know too much" to not care about the efficiency of the new hardware. I don't think it was an accident that the Pi is so ubiquitous in education: They made a lot of right decisions to make their product easy to use.
I didn't say that for you. I did it for the people who are not aware of this issue. Are you upset that I gave people more information, so they don't try to block legitimate callers?
I could not find any source telling he had anything in common with this song.
You don't need an ocean to drown. To me, that means "more demand than they can handle".
How does this differ from headspace? ~ A daily headspace user.
Google is lying to get your phone number
Verify it's you

This device isn't recognized. For your security, Google wants to make sure it's really you.

Enter a phone number to get a text message with a verification code.

At this point whoever got my email and password can just enter a random phone number and get instant access to my email account.

But don't worry, nobody knows my email and password, this is just a dirty tactic employed by Google to get more information about you.

Right now I have to chose between giving them my phone number or being locked out of my email account.
You're so fucking done with Windows that you went out and bought a Surface Pro?
Other countries also like india, china, where corruption level is very high, must take inspiration from it..
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> 2. Huge amounts of wasted space above “Browse”.

Let me quote Vignelli canon:

> Ultimately the most important device is the
> management of the white space in the layouts.
> It is the white space that makes the layout sing.
> Bad layouts have no space left for breathing - every
> little space covered by a cacophony of type-sizes,
> images, and screaming titles.

This may or may not apply to the Apple Music UI, but stuffing up any space with stuff will not make a design better for sure.
Born on the same day as Galileo died and died on the same day as Einstein was born.

'Stars were aligned' :) I guess.
That's interesting because my experience is the opposite. All code needs to change and grow, and Haskell's type system protects the functionality while allowing rapid iteration. I currently work in Python and I've worked in Haskell in the past. I certainly would prefer to still be using Haskell.
We take inspiration with what Headspace did for meditation: make it accessible and mainstream. That being said although Hypnosis and meditation do share some similarities, they are actually distinct neural states and do massively different things.

We think of meditation as cardio for the mind, improving your overall mental health and well-being through mindfulness. Hypnosis is more like strength training, where you focus on retraining the thought patterns relating a single behavioural area.

Hypnosis doesn't involve being mindful of your thoughts like meditation, instead, you become hyper-focused on what the hypnotist is suggesting and taking it on board. Meditation helps you be aware of your thoughts and feelings and try to change them actively, while hypnosis is retraining the subconscious attitudes and perceptions that are instigating those thoughts and feelings in the first place.

We believe that Headspace and Mindset solve different problems and are actually quite complementary.
This is part of why I will never go back to Windows. I want real control over my personal computer.
Or you can use the u-boot bootloader[1], and boot a kernel and root filesystem from TFTP, right?
[1]http://www.denx.de/wiki/U-Boot
it does when it promotes YouTube from the status of "very unreliable source of information" to "fair source of source of information"
Demand doesn't need to come from the same people continuously. Car manufacturers have plenty of demand, despite their clients only buying a product every few years.

Similarly, Dataturks can have demand from a stream of different companies, each doing their isolated projects.
The very idea of banning unapproved OS's on a public network seems very at odds with the spirit of the open source community.
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And Albert Einstein died at the age of 76 as well. What a coincidence.
> In some European cities (Munich?) autonomous trains often have "drivers" who do nothing because that preferred to fighting the union.

Many cities with autonomous trains indeed have drivers. But they don't do nothing, they sit there for emergencies and to set the go signal when leaving the station. In Austria for instance that's not because of unions but because the job of the driver is at this point considered important. For fully autonomous operation you need extra security features on the track which were not employed (fully sealed off track in stations, better emergency corridors, more reliable remote door controls etc.).

Where fully automated trains are in operation there are never any drivers.
Yay. Good news.

Go peddle your ponzi schemes somewhere else!
There is a bit of a back story from a South African perspective on what is happening here.

Viceroy research group were the ones to break the Steinhoff scandal[1], exposing gross financial misreporting on Steinhoffs financials and resulting in Steinhof's share price dropping from R46 to R6 per share[2].

I suspect Viceroy had short positions on Steinhoff and made quite a bundle. After tasting this legitimate success, they attempted a similar tactic with Capitec bank, a very successful and fast growing South African bank.

They released a research report stating that Capitec has unsustainable and bad debt levels and will soon suffer huge losses due to this bad debt[3]. This opinion was largely unfounded and fears were dissipated with the South African reserve bank making a statement that Capitec's business is sound, but not before capitec suffered a short term drop in their share price.[4]

And so Viceroy have hit upon a very lucrative business strategy, and AMD is next in line...

[1] - https://www.dailymaverick.co.za/opinionista/2017-12-13-the-s...

[2] - https://www.fin24.com/Companies/Retail/steinhoff-drops-to-un...

[3] - https://www.dailymaverick.co.za/article/2018-02-02-viceroy-u...

[4] - https://www.iol.co.za/business-report/companies/capitec-shar...
I was confused by that too. "You used to require a separate board to use PoE. Now you... still need a separate board to use PoE." Oh well.

Also, as possibly the only person left who really doesn't care at all about wireless... I'm glad there's a refresh, sure, but... I'm meh. I've been pxe booting my pi3s for a while now.

Now, if it had official "clean" debian support (not "raspian") that would be something!
Yes, but given today's technology (and my lack of faith in a suitable deity), I do not have confidence in continuity after corporeal death.
Or even 4G. Would be nice to have a high-memory variant especially seeing that that would require zero changes in the OS unlike most othet hardware variations.
Based on the differences among different machines I use with Firefox installed, it is certainly possible that extensions are causing a lot of the degradation since Quantum, but I'm not sure assigning blame is interesting or useful here. The fact is that my experience as a Firefox user is now much worse than it was before. The new extension model was supposed to make things faster, more secure, more reliable, but sadly the result seems to have been very much the opposite.
Many apps are very similar approach and provide a lot of value to users - see Headspace and Calm with meditation. These apps, similarly to us, provide effective content and ensure a great experience in developing a productive habit. This productive habit rewards you every day with self-improvement. Would you group these apps in the "srsly?" bucket?
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I have a feeling they've been working on this. Their https support has always been top notch!
- Ignores options blocking automatic updates
- Installs update assistant on your machine without permission
- Starts downloading updates without giving you the option to stop other than killing the process (which just restarts again in a few minutes)
- Re-installs update assistant if you try to delete/uninstall or break it
- Re-starts update service within minutes even if you keep disabling it
- Re-boots your machine without your permission

Those were a lot of "accidents". Some of this behavior was on par with most viruses I've come across...
Seems MS were really desperate to get this update out.

Will be upgrading to windows 7/8.1 as soon as I get the time(until I am hopefully able to jump ship to linux).
> I'd be surprised if the unions representing the train drivers in France were just all "ok, cool, automate away and fire the drivers when you're done". Did they require that drivers be employed in other positions, or receive some sort of training for different jobs?

Often that topic does not even come up because companies are not firing people to begin with like they do in the US. They just transition into a new role (for instance they could become light rail drivers in the same network where automation is not yet achievable).
'A short history of nearly everything' is extremely readable. Written by a comedic writer. It surveys much of scientific knowledge roughly narrated as a history of scientific discovery and the development of science.

'Elegant universe' is a little denser. It's about as accessible as string theory gets, and that's surprisingly accessible. It also surveys a lot of scientific knowledge. For example, it has a very intuitive explanation of how knowing about the constant speed of light (Einstein) makes time travel possible. Also, it explains open questions that string theory is trying to solve, which are the big, TOE questions in physics currently.

Hard to beat Hawkins though. He heavily influenced and inspired these guys, an proved that hard science is interesting for everyone. Goodbye Professor. You will be missed.
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The original devs were paid next to nothing while developing KSP from their own ideas, with the efforts of a startup company. Terribly poor negotiation tactics on their part, but still quite shitty of the owners not to give them a massive bonus after the huge success of the game.

Given those ethics, I wouldn't believe a new team got better conditions without solid proof.
Thought I'd try this out for some Django evangelism but:

How do I get to a bash shell? I know how to work around the inability to run management commands but I want to show a noob the normal way to do things.
One's ability to use (and therefore consume and therefore buy) acai berry product close-to-fundamentally limited by biology. Not only that, but there is a lag of as least 1 day between ordering an acai berry product and receiving it. Nobody is going to lose $200K investing in Acai berry.

Someone, especially a someone with a smartphone and poor impulse control, might lose $200K investing in a cryptocurrency. The sort of person who has that money to lose is either retired or reasonably wealthy, and therefore has the time or self-advocation skill to have an incremental influence on legislation or regulation.
For any problem, there is always someone who could come up with a brilliant solution and makes me feel like a dummy. That is a great idea I haven't thought of!

PS: Upon further inspection, PXE netbooting is already possible on the 3B under the name of "USB booting," it's just not the default in the hardware, and there might be bugs that are fixed in the new version.
Windows 10 updates in the past fortnight have consumed 9+ Gb of my data after failing again and again due to my choppy wifi connection (there's no other option available as I live in a university hostel). Having limited data per month, this has made me buy up extra data just to get through this month. Being a student, internet is indispensable and Microsoft doing this is really bad on their part.
The problem is VideoCore, as the Broadcom firmware and closed libraries are 32bit only.

You can very easily† pop in an ArchLinux ARM AArch64[0] in there and notice that you only get a very basic framebuffer, sound is just not working at all, and the bootloader is quite incomplete. So ARMv7 it is for me, even with ArchLinux ARM and in spite of my wish for better FOSS support from Broadcom or in Linux mainline.

† I find alarm much much better as a distro than raspbian as it's incredibly straightforward to install, maintain, and use, while vanilla debian is downright painful.

[0]: https://archlinuxarm.org/platforms/armv8/broadcom/raspberry-...
As I've said before, I'm willing to take the challenge, if I'm paid enough. 8 weeks in the mentioned metabolic chamber is doable. Try me.
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I agree a lot of this is a good distraction from the Model 3 problems. However I wouldn't call him an expert more of a natural.

Experts use carefully chosen examples based on a lot of research. I can't see how launching his car into space or selling flame throwers based on a clip from Spaceballs require careful thought to come up with the idea.

These are pretty great in hindsight but coming up with and pushing through these ideas are not without a big chance of looking like an idiot.

I'm reconning at the moment though that a second hand model S might be a better bet than a model 3
There are few people that will be remembered for centuries and centuries to come, but I'm pretty sure that Stephen Hawking is one of them.

Rest in peace Dr. Hawking, the scientific community and all the science enthusiasts in the world will hold your contributions and the story of your life dearly in their hearts.
As I've said before, I'm willing to take the challenge, if I'm paid enough. The mentioned metabolic chamber is doable. Try me.
I hope that somebody will build an emacs plugin and that Linux will be officially supported. Thumb up for self hosting the server. It might be more difficult to get started but there is no real need to have dozens of third parties look into our code.
Oh boy, this happened to me despite using the enterprise edition. The system forced an upgrade, despite me doing everything to stop it, and every time the upgrade crashed and I had to roll back to the previous version. Every day.

I spent a month like this, on an always-on system, trying to shut down the upgrade downloader from the task bar whenever I can after failing to stop it from settings, group policy, horsing around in powershell etc. Before that, I had also tried to make the upgrade work by doing it manually, updating drivers, unplugging all the peripherals etc. but it kept getting stuck halfway through. So I couldn't upgrade, and I couldn't not upgrade.

Well last week there was an update to the update so I hoped at least the upgrade would work now and I would be done with this charade. Nope, it crashed again while upgrading, except this time there was no way to roll back and use my system. I am torn between cutting windows out completely and going back to windows 7.
The whole cryptocurrency is quite tainted atm, I'm pleased they do this, if only to root out the bad players. Perhaps at a later time when things are more stable they will go back to offering these ads.
I'm collecting those ICO banners as signs of the era. Sure, I know it is the bubble, hence the driving force for me to collect them.

"Kids look, those are the pics of ICO craze 2018! Now get off my lawn"
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Did they have no road map to profitability before they just accidentally happened to turn on AdWords, which they had built for no reason?
I absolutely back what you say about Hawking but having a lot of money and a team of dedicated medical specialists at your disposal does help. Let's have a moment's thought for the non-public figure ALS sufferers who don't have those resources available nor a huge number of well-wishers across the world to keep up their spirits.
The medium makes a difference. Lots of people wake up and the first thing they do is turn on their smartphone, consuming advertising at the time when they are least capable of critical thought.
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Aside from those running windows-exclusive software, I'm more and more boggled at the fact that some people still choose windows over other OSes. I couldn't imagine living with this sort of crap. To each their own, I guess
I am assuming you are talking about Win10. Because you should not be using deprecated software on the internet.
I am using a BananaPi for this. It also has a SATA port which makes it handy for a NAS. Processor and RAM are also a good bang for the buck.
Individuals learn and organisations learn.

Perhaps the intervention of the FTC lead to a change in organisational incentives that made the organisation more wary of allowing possibly-fraudulent ads.
A new Pi released on Pi-day, how fitting. Instead if "Pi 3 Model B+" they should have named it just "Pi 3.14" :-)
shrink wrap it, then place them back on shelves

I've never heard of this at Fry's; in CA, it would be illegal. And I've been shopping there since the original site on Oakmead. (The current Sunnyvale store is the 3rd she for the flagship.)

If you lack a receipt but bought with a card, knowing the card used and the store bought at is enough for them to look it up.
WhatsApp using GPL3 library to promote free software while being proprietary
According to the WhatsApp encryption overview as published on: https://www.whatsapp.com/security/WhatsApp-Security-Whitepaper.pdf - WhatsApp is using the GPL version 3 licensed software (https://github.com/signalapp/libsignal-protocol-java) in their application which is proprietary.

It seem to be a violation of GPL 3 license.

The Open Whisper Systems who is author of that software seem to be fine that Facebook's WhatsApp may use in their proprietary software, yet it is contradiction to what free software shall be and how it shall be used.

It is a new opportunity to make the WhatsApp software truly free, at least all those versions which used the GPL 3 licensed software in past.
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This blew up on r/sysadmin today.

Was a suggestion to null route all Microsoft domains, which is likely a decent option for an individual or small company. Cant see it going down well at large scale.

https://www.reddit.com/r/sysadmin/comments/843esj/for_the_th...