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This is my strategy as well! Although I did this in single sitting when facebook message notifications started popping into my android phones main UI. I was already irritated by my constant habit of opening facebook and that was the last straw.
Yes there is a large market of people who don't have video game consoles hooked up to their displays.
Docker on native bare-metal Linux is the only shared-kernel implementation of Docker. Docker on other OSs runs Docker on Linux in a virtualized environment. I'd expect performance to suffer.
> If Purism made a quad-core laptop with 32G+ memory, I'd be very interested.

What could you possibly need such a humongous processing power for? Do you develop games or edit videos or something?
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Often neglected skills new and junior web developers should learn?
Obviously learning to program is only one part of the equation when learning to become a Web Developer.

What are some skills, concepts, tools, etc that often seem neglected and should be learned by new/junior developers to help them in the early parts of their career?
Edit: It should mean: "the interface isN'T extremely polished". Not the opposite. Messed up my last edit and didn't see the mistake until now, sry^^
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So switch to Chromecast. They are so cheap why even bother complaining here?

I love my Fire TV. Great apps, and easy to add a bt keyboard and install Kodi for torrent streaming. I don't think you can do that with a Chromecast. Best media center I've ever had.
Please put that description somewhere on the site. I tried to try out Netlify CMS there times because I love Netlify the service but couldn't figure out what it is any of those times.

That said, it didn't help that you don't support Gitlab, which is where all my sites are, and which is the more important reason why I couldn't get it to work.
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I didn't downvote (I don't do that because it creates echo chambers), but there is more to it than what you wrote. The article linked gives you some clues but essentially Armstrong was the guy driving the doping. Many other guys followed his lead so that they could compete and that was certainly the wrong thing to do but many of us do similar things in our workplaces.
Same thing here! I woke up this morning and saw that I've sent out spam emails (about 15 of them) with my email address via telus and receive responses in my inbox.
I've recently found the perfect middle ground: Django with Wagtail and Bakery. Django is Django, Wagtail is a very well designed CMS, and Bakery allows you to export Django views as static files. That way, I managed to convert my dynamic website to a static one with a few lines of code (basically a loop that iterates over all URLs on my site).
I could not find a simple one and developed a free Budgeting Iphone app
Yep. People need to do more research. This whole "our doped up guy beat your doped up guy" attitude is childishly simplistic. Armstrong was a terrible person and did terrible things to do the sport.
> As amazing as Retina/HiDPI is, is it really worth trading "freedom" for?

I think for most people that answer would be a resounding "Yes". Me included, unfortunately.
> Those 6 cores will make a huge impact for most software development people.

I'm a software developer, and I fail to foresee such an impact. For me personally, and for the vast majority of the people I worked with directly in the past.

Could you explain how 6 cores (and possibly 32GB of memory) it would make a dev's life easier, as opposed to 2-4 cores and 8-16GB?
GDPR does not make a distinction based on when the data was collected as far as I know.
Captchas are one (drastic) option.
The way it goes is that cases cannot be appealed directly to the ECJ, rather the local courts can refer questions of EU law to the ECJ at their discretion.

That normally happens when a case has been appealed all the way to the highest national court. So for this little money-grabbing scheme we're discussing to work out, the higher courts of -some? all? many?- member states of the EU must all be in on it. This, in a region of the world with some of the lowest corrpution globally.

I don't want to say the words "conspiracy theory" but that's where this whole discussion has been heading to, from the get go.
> Make a league for people who want to use roids, and for the ones who don't. It'll multiply your revenue 2x, organisers.

Then you'll have teams pressuring competitors to take more and more drugs, it will become a doping arms race that will end up with serious health risks and deaths.

There are already cases in the late 80's, early 90's of cyclists dying in their sleep because their haematocrit levels were so high their blood because too viscous to pump when their heart rate dropped too low.

That and your use of the word "roids" and "bikers" makes me think you're not well read up on the subject.
The first point is why I built Jekyll+ [1], which I initially built for the new Starbucks' website [2] (which runs on Jekyll). It supports multilingual content and we're now adding a whole bunch of new features (you can check the TODO list in the README [3]).

We also have a pretty neat solution for site generation/hosting (JekyllPro) which is rolling out next month.

Using these two, none of the contributors realize they're using Jekyll. It's not as user-friendly as Squarespace, but it's pretty darn good.

1: https://github.com/Wiredcraft/jekyllplus

2: https://wiredcraft.com/blog/the-new-starbucks-cn-website-bol...

3: https://github.com/Wiredcraft/jekyllplus#todo
It's so refreshing to read an article about a problem in the nature without pointing finger at the humankind.
Great ideas.
Thanks for the detailed response and link! Cheers.
Kinda, but it’s far from trivial as you would need some sort of tolerance when comparing sites with dynamic content.
I would like to add that, having read them all, I also believe that this is the funniest of all his books. I laughed way more often and much louder than at any point of THHGTTG. That reminds me that I have to reread the section where he describes German tourists in his group (I'm German)...

Seriously, if you are thinking about giving a book as a gift to someone and can't think of which one to choose, this one is as safe as it gets.
I think it has to do with how much (quality) content she puts out there. She posts consistently, which helps build an audience. That audience posts her stuff to HN and also upvotes her posts when they see them on HN.
I have noticed a similar trend.
>Gmail will put messages from you in the Sent folder (label) even when they are sent from outside Gmail.

On the principle of least surprise, this would seem to be incomplete behavior. I bet every single person reading this was surprised.

It's not a bad place to put such mail, so I suggest that on its web and mobile interface, Gmail simply put some kind of badge for sent mail sent from outside Gmail or your devices. Example:

https://imgur.com/a/KEMf1HM

(Notice the ⓘ [circled i] in the first line.)

Source: I mocked above up from Google image search for "gmail sent folder" and an open clipart "information icon".

If you click on that i or hover it should mention that some of these messages were sent from outside Gmail or from your authorized devices but have been put in your Sent folder because your email address is in the from: field.
I don't know what you mean by "top computer", but 16gb is still not very usual amount of RAM in laptops even today.
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I left this article with a very distinct impression that a comparison could be made with so many human activities, particularly entrepreneurial in nature, and that the purpose of this article being posted to HN was, perhaps, allegorical.

One wonders how many of us in this particular HN ocean are rigorously guarding our eggs over a seep that is no longer providing nutrients, yet we nevertheless have glued ourselves here and are committed to the end...
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They probably mean turning off all non-visual notifications. In other words, your phone doesn't buzz or make a sound, but when you look at the screen, you see there's a message. That way, you don't ignore people, but if something really requires a quick answer, they'll have to call you.
How is Facebook an example of market failure?
They do.

And as a result it’s all about killing them. While poison works, there are some places you can’t use it and it’s preferable not to if avoidable.
While vastly harder there are some excellent traps available. The standard has been the DOC 200, which avoids killing the good guys but gets the bad guys in a relatively humane manner (at the end of the day, you’re killing it).

http://www.doc.govt.nz/documents/conservation/threats-and-im...

Some of the new devices are vastly more efficient and don’t have to be reset nearly as often. Like this gas powered one. https://www.goodnature.co.nz

https://www.radionz.co.nz/news/national/313828/self-resettin...

Take the pricing with a big pinch of salt - the A24 is more like $200, and the DOC 200/Victor costs about $100 for Joe average as the cited price excludes the box. Don’t go making your own box without thinking carefully, as the dimensions need to be correct unless you want to kill your neighbours cat.
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I wonder if there are any other tools out there that are capable of mining valuable data (for the personal user) from the "Download my Facebook" .zip file dump .. it seems like this is a data format that is ripe for exploitation by other apps/services in the effort of freeing Facebooks' grip over peoples faces.

Has anyone looked into the data that Facebook provide, to see what potential apps/services could be built on it? It seems really ripe for exploitation, to me .. but I have yet to download the .zip and inspect its contents. Off to do that now...
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Cycling doesn’t seem any worse than other sports, at least in the UK https://www.ukad.org.uk/anti-doping-rule-violations/current-...
Strawman and inaccurate to boot.

Hint: doping in cycling doesn't refer to steroids.
In cases where manual testing is the only option, is it an anti-pattern to let the testing be done by the person who developed the code?

As a developer, I feel that others should test my code. Is that reasonable?
Can I, somehow, take my downloaded Facebook .zip data and import it into something Urbit'ish, yet still give me control over it?
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Once you remove the inhabitat.com-style magical thinking (coriolis, vortex), the main selling points are being fish-friendly and that all the technological bits are in a single package conveniently accessible above water level.
Looks like the disgraced Michael Mann is trying to save his discredited hockey stick graph. People need to know that this graph couldn't be defended when challenged in the Supreme court of British Columbia. I never thought this graph would ever again see the light of day.
No they weren't.

Read the Tyler Hamilton book ("The Secret Race"). That's the book which really brought down Armstrong.

In it he makes clear how much better organized the US Postal Service team was than anyone else (except maybe T-Mobile and ONCE).

When he left and went to Phonak he was on his own and had to organize his own doping (which went pretty badly).

Yes it's true that there were no clean winners in that era, but there were clean riders. Christophe Bassons' book talks about it a lot, but Wikipedia has a decent summary[1].

It's also worth noting that there are no real allegations of drug use against Pereiro, Sastre, Andy Schleck, Evans and Nibali, who all rode against Armstrong or immediately after him.

[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Christophe_Bassons#1999_Tour
Does the publisher removing an app from the store (not just a specific version like 3.0) also uninstall the app from users' devices (like the 2.1.1 thing OP mentions)?
I'm not supporting this "conspiracy theory", I'm just saying that the Strasbourg court isn't an "ordinary" highest court like it is in other parts of the world or within local jurisdictions.

If the local implementation is in line with the regulation (and as I said, GDPR is extremely broad and allows extremely strict implementations), the Strasbourg court will say that it's perfectly OK - there is no need for other countries to be in on it. They might feel like it's bad, but they can do nothing, their job is to judge whether it's against the regulation or not, nothing else. If they wish to change it, they have to go through the usual route of gaining support in EU commission and EU parliament - and that change will not be retroactive.

What you're saying would be needed if the strict implementation was against the regulation - then it would require a change of the regulation and yes, that needs cooperation of other countries; but the regulation already is broad, there is no need to change it if someone wanted to make this "conspiracy theory" a reality.

And lastly, we're speaking about money making schemes of the poorest or most indebted EU governments, you're talking about low corruption, but in these countries, it's the exact opposite - they have much higher corruption indexes than the average: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Corruption_Perceptions_Index - see stats of e.g. Macedonia, Greece, Italy.
> I can't use a Linux/Windows laptop without physical mouse-buttons on the touchpad. This is actually the only reason I didn't buy a Librem13.

I have the same laptop (different colour, different branding, same hardware).

It has a physical button, hidden at the bottom of the trackpad area. It has all the haptic feedback of a mouse click, and it distinguishes left and right clicks. You can also left click with a finger, then drag with the other (I've just tested).

The physical buttons you're asking for are there. They're just not visible.
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Most of these responses are bringing up things where specific information obtained from the phone could be challenged later if someone tried to use it in court. They don't bring up anything that would pre-empt the search of the phone itself, though.

See, for example:

https://www.forbes.com/sites/thomasbrewster/2018/03/22/yes-c...

Choice quote:

And it's entirely legal for police to use the technique, even if there might be some ethical quandaries to consider. Marina Medvin, owner of Medvin Law, said that once a person is deceased, they no longer have a privacy interest in their dead body. That means they no longer have standing in court to assert privacy rights.

Relatives or other interested parties have little chance of stopping cops using fingerprints or other body parts to access smartphones too. "Once you share information with someone, you lose control over how that information is protected and used. You cannot assert your privacy rights when your friend's phone is searched and the police see the messages that you sent to your friend. Same goes for sharing information with the deceased - after you released information to the deceased, you have lost control of privacy," Medvin added.

So, once again: if you're alive, you can assert your Fourth Amendment rights with respect to your phone. Police will need a warrant to search it. Once you're dead, the only person with standing to fight the search on Fourth Amendment grounds is, well, no longer standing. They can search warrantless.
It should not. I'm a bit surprised, tbh.

But at the same time, the developer console is soo bad for Amazon Store, that this is possible...
This is why many people who work in research use Sci-Hub, since maller universities often can only afford to pay for the most important journals and not all necessary ones.
Police can't claim ownership of your phone. But they certainly can search it. See my reply to the other commenter.
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I have a 32gb t460p (skylake) myself and it is still an awesome machine. All day battery life during normal web dev with the extended battery pack, but it can also handle a 20 gb ram hadoop vm without bogging down, and bioshock infinite ran nicely on the nvidia graphics. It has just one real compromise: it looks very dated.

It seems they intend the t480 series to be its successor, now that you can get quad core cpu’s with dedicated graphics in that line.
Everyone is using facebook ... because everyone is using facebook. The more people delete it, the weaker will the network effect be.

I would say that as a person who understands technology and the ramifications of facebook, you have a moral duty to not use it. And you have a duty of educating people about facebook.

You can't stop it alone (no single person can - even shooting Zuck would probably not stop facebook) but you can stop voting for it, just like you probably aren't voting for alt right/nazi parties in your local elections.
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Of course its up for debate. Climate alarmists claims were never defended in the first place and there are countless instances of known data manipulation and deliberate misleading of the public. The debate hasn't even happened yet.
Right, so you - unlike economists - don't distinguish between Marxist doctrine and Marxian economics.

I even pointed quoted from https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Marxian_economics to show the distinction.

But all you did was react to the word "Marx" as if I were a supporter of Stalin, Pol Pot, and Mao.

Please point to anywhere where I said that I support Marxist doctrine. Because I don't. I do think that Marxian economics is a useful way to understand economics.

As a reminder, South Africa banned the Communist Party because it was integrated. That part of leftist ideology is now mainstream, which is another example that just because something is part of leftist ideology - and Communist to boost - doesn't mean it's wrong.
It's like bash gone wild, look at one of the links they actually work

http:\/\/tldp.org\/HOWTO\/Bootdisk-HOWTO\

Edit:
I'm using Firefox
ryan-c comments below that the 'exists:' config at Telus allows any IP to send mail.

Spammers seem to be abusing this hole.
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Large hydroelectric plants can apparently have efficiencies of over 90%[1]. Smaller ones somewhere between 80% and 90%.

[1] http://www.mpoweruk.com/energy_efficiency.htm#comparison
It is great that it worked for musicians but I was surprised that it doesn’t necessarily work for resumes.

http://www.abc.net.au/news/2017-06-30/bilnd-recruitment-tria...

”Professor Michael Hiscox, a Harvard academic who oversaw the trial, said he was shocked by the results and has urged caution.

"We anticipated this would have a positive impact on diversity — making it more likely that female candidates and those from ethnic minorities are selected for the shortlist," he said.

"We found the opposite, that de-identifying candidates reduced the likelihood of women being selected for the shortlist."
The trial found assigning a male name to a candidate made them 3.2 per cent less likely to get a job interview.

Adding a woman's name to a CV made the candidate 2.9 per cent more likely to get a foot in the door.

"We should hit pause and be very cautious about introducing this as a way of improving diversity, as it can have the opposite effect," Professor Hiscox said.”
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I carry both (laptop and typematrix) on my bag. Heavier, but bearably so. And since I use a Roost laptop stand, I can't use the built in keyboard most of the time anyway.

https://www.therooststand.com/
My university taught me the most basic principles of building scalable systems. It didn't teach me about setting up load balancers.

What it did teach me: locks, semaphores, mutual exclusion, the memory hierarchy, threading... the core concepts of concurrent and distributed systems that are independent of the specifics of running a large-scale web application.
I see, thank you for taking the time to explain your reasoning behind it.

My vernacular did highlight the haste at which I typed it out. I should have given my points more thought.
Most ironically, Google is using it for their Cloud Messaging solution (https://developers.google.com/cloud-messaging/ccs and https://firebase.google.com/docs/cloud-messaging/server#choo... for the replacement) to allow applications to talk with a backend.. The advantages over HTTP are multiple: better battery life, bidirectional communication, asynchronicity.

Riot Games is also using it for the messaging part of League of Legends (https://engineering.riotgames.com/news/chat-service-architec...)

XMPP is also used by military organisations such as NATO (https://www.isode.com/solutions/military-xmpp.html)

The sad truth about XMPP is that it just works, but it has a very bad publicity because there's just no marketing around it, and it's never used directly by users. So it suffers from that wrong image that is just completely outdated.
Weird; I have active domains where it's working. Given it requires a contact info update, could be an unrelated bug. I'd definitely file a ticket.
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Thanks for taking the time to reply, I did read the article. I just typed my statement out in haste. I'll reel in that habit.
Whenever I try to sell this internally we fall down on plugins. Marketing are using hundreds of them that we can’t replicate.
Only the small ones, X2.0 and T4.0s models arrive with one soldered module limiting to 24GB. Once you switch to real workhorses, even the T450 from 2015 supported 32GB which was quite rare for DDR3 https://www.reddit.com/r/thinkpad/comments/3kmlzv/people_kee... and every T4x0 since then did because they sport two DDR4 slots. Same for T5x0. The P50, P51, P71 support 64GB. You were saying...?
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Could be in any Software related field. Front end / Back end / Software Architecture / Linux / DevOps / Game development ...
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Well this review is concerned with using a laptop of Krita drawings and Blender modeling/rendering on the move.

The time taken to render the Blender BMW test scene was listed as 27 minutes.

I'm typing this on a late 2013 MacBook Pro that I really love but if I could upgrade it to a similar sized laptop running Linux really well that could render Blender in a performant manner I would.
I can't say I agree with this. Partly because it's too generic. I'm of the opinion that you should focus on testing what you deliver. If you're building a framework or library, then unit tests are probably the way to go. If you're developing a micro service that's primarily going to be called by other services, built by other teams for example, you should probably focus on integration tests. If you have an external API, you should focus on e2e tests, as your clients won't know or care that you have several individually well tested microservices behind your API or if it's a monolith. They only care that a given API call has the expected result. The pyramid thing is pretty, but also meaningless IMHO.
Thanks for replying, I didn't expect anyone to reply tbh.

I encompassed 'roids' to mean more than just steroids in my mind, including EPO's and blood doping, when I was typing it out furiously.

I'll correct myself.
The paid service has IPs from a lot of other countries not covered by DO :(
The T470 and the T480 both support 32GB just fine. They didn't drop a thing especially because the T470 and the T480 is the exact bloody same aside from generational IC swaps but it's the same chassis and the same planar. So yeah both have the same two SO-DIMM slots. The T480s is an entirely different matter. Finally, the T470p has a very limited life because it doesn't have Thunderbolt 3. The ignorance in this thread is painful.