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The article makes no such claim. What it says is that 117k is considered low income.

This is determined by the US Department of Housing and Urban Development, where "low income" is defined as 80% or less of the median income in the area.

Both bonuses and equity are included in this number, as are interests and dividends. See the full definition on https://www.gpo.gov/fdsys/pkg/CFR-2018-title24-vol1/xml/CFR-...
I already have AR and Glock lower CAD files. What’s new?
Also Hotel Artemis

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hotel_Artemis
Original source from last week might be https://twitter.com/changelog/status/1015234147307188225
Doesn't it make sense to restrict selling of bullets? This plastic gun is pretty useless without them.
It's still vastly easier and cheaper to go to a gun show and buy a gun with cash. Also the gun you will get will be more reliable than the plastic PLA that you print out.
Here is NY's list of licensed professions: http://www.op.nysed.gov/prof/

Psychoanalyst is a regulated title, as are certain mental health professional titles which include the words therapist or counselor as part of the title.

But neither therapist or counselor standing alone nor psychotherapist is regulated there. (Nor is psychoanalytical therapist, unless something like case law has found that to be too confusingly similar to psychoanalyst.)

I'm not disputing your examples from other states. Just saying that these titles are significantly ambiguous across North America because of their inconsistent status, and therefore there's no standard of treatment which one can assume for them without knowing the precise state or province in question.
Would you also say that Apple is implicitly forcing their employees to starve because they don't serve free lunch?
In my opinion, the effects of this are overblown by both pro and anti-gun crowds. The gun at the core is a relatively simple mechanical device, especially manual action. Barebones essentials include just a rifled tube and a little hammer to strike the primer. Ammo is much harder to "DYI".
The question is where to store all your physical books though. I own hundreds of physical books (and that's after pruning the collection of books I have no desire to reread at some point). I prefer ebooks now because there's no issue of storage (plus being able to increase the font size is nice now that I'm approaching 50).
Standard Notes: https://standardnotes.org/ for plain text, encrypted notes. Everything is easily importable or exportable in .txt format.

MS OneNote is great however they have stopped updating their desktop application (which allows offline notes) in favor of putting everything in the cloud (which will require a subscription to yet another cloud service if you exceed the OneDrive limits.)
Ghost Gunner [0] is a general purpose CNC mill with a focus on taking 80% lowers and turning them into 100% lowers.

0: https://ghostgunner.net/
firefox notes for quick notes, dropbox paper is not bad, and zotero for more detailed research note taking. I frequently just open VIM with Pencil/mark down and take notes directly onto a Dropbox folder.
Show HN: Have we unintentionally blamed cholesterol for heart disease?
Which Ubiquiti gear? I wasn't expecting one component to be on MIPS, one component to be on ARM7 without hardfloat and one component to be ARM7-A with vfp4.

I guess Go's cross compilation makes it easier.

PS: Without hardware offload, the 8 port POE switch only manages 12 megabits / second.
I'm not sure why this case even made it to the point it did. This seems in The Anarchist Cookbook or even MIT Guide to Lock Picking territory. There are probably folks on here who feel differently but in the US this wouldn't even seem to be an edge case regardless of political leanings.
I spent nearly 6 years homeless. There are an awful lot of people who are homeless whose plan seems to be "buy lottery tickets" and otherwise do little or nothing to improve their situation because it seems hopeless. They feel they need a "big win" and anything less won't matter.

I worked hard at solving my problems and eventually got myself off the street.

There are lots of people who seem to apply that same general mentality to life. We know that diet and lifestyle are huge factors in health outcomes, but many people don't really take that seriously. The connection between eating right and better health isn't immediate and obvious enough.

I write about issues like homelessness and I generally look at both pieces of the equation -- what the individual can do for themselves in spite of society not being helpful enough and what society needs to do differently.

I see zero reason to assume that encouraging individuals to not engage in learned helplessness should be an excuse for society to not offer a social safety net or work on improving the one that exists.
This is sports and really any competitive zero-sum area in a nutshell. To be in it you have to have an inflated sense of your possibility of success, but to have said success you nonetheless have to be in it, so anyone who makes it is going to be a person with somewhat unrealistic reasoning, but since there's no feedback loop they never get the message that their reasoning was unrealistic.
I feel like I'm crazy when people recommend Osmand and have a good experience. I've tried and tried to like it but I can't even type in an address and have it find it. Other apps based on OSM seem to manage just fine -- I'm not exactly in an obscure location.
Well, to that end the very first sentence of this article is wrong. These weren't carved by ancestors of anyone living today. This was homo erectus, a distant cousin.
'80 percent lowers' have been available for quite sometime and can be turned into a working firearm with just a Dremel tool. Very little skill required.
Any 3D printed gun is more likely to blow up in your hand than work. A machine shop will give you something actually reliable and can be done by hand without a CNC machine . See https://www.northeastshooters.com/xen/threads/diy-shovel-ak-...
What would that show?
> Vista is currently trying to raise $12 billion for a new buyout fund.

Ok
I'm not sure if the entire gun can be made out of plastic without making the gun near useless or explode in your hands as you shoot it.

Usually these 'homemade' guns buy a lot of professionally made gun parts such as the rifle barrel and just make their own lower receiver, which isn't exposed to the explosive high pressure part of a gun.
Long overdue. This is great news.
Site Isolation for web developers
I tried Evernote, One note and simple note, then settled on zim http://zim-wiki.org/ It even works on OSX but i had to build it via brew
Society already criminalizes disseminating information, such as national security secrets, and nuclear weapons technology.

Though information itself wants to be free, I am very much in favor of increasing friction for world-ending technologies like nuclear weapons.

There was a good documentary on 3D printing guns a few years ago where the plastics were essentially good for a few rounds and then wear out. They've improved since then, and will keep improving.

Plastics don't need to compete directly with metal to be formidable.
> A lot of budget gets spent under the "nobody gets fired for buying xxxx" principal.

I do not think "Nobody gets fired for buying xxxx" applies to Intel server CPUs. Almost everyone I know that purchases or approves large hardware purchases take a lot of time considering specs and price. AMD and Intel's CPUs are completely interchangeable for anyone writing in a language level C or higher. In the case of cloud providers I am completely ignorant of what CPU my cloud servers are using, and only a vague notion that it's the X86 architecture.
I'd think the people who put him in charge did it to themselves.
There’s quite a few beaches in the UK, https://www.thebeachguide.co.uk/south-east-england/.
So how well can a printed gun really work?

The plastic in a 3D printer is surely, by design, very malleable. That's the opposite of the material needed for an effective gun.
This may be the second most cyberpunk thing to happen in the past short while, after the rise of virtual reality being impeded by people buying all the video cards to pan for virtual gold of course.
The only completely polymer gun with a chance of not killing or maiming the operator is a shotgun cartridge blunderbuss with the shell/s place far away from the hands. With enough rubber bands, it should be possible to not need a metal firing pin.
The 3D printed guns aren't metal; they're plastic, and this is as good an idea as it sounds.
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The worry about this being a new avenue for "ghost-guns" is absurd. All you need for a gun is some metal pipe from a hardware store. These "downloadable guns" would be about as effective. Plus it's perfectly legal to make your own firearm from readily available parts. And it's not like the fed tracks guns anyway, so what's new?

The debate on this issue seems to be centered around the fact that these plans are downloadable online, which I think is silly since Google happily provides you with most of what you need already:

https://patents.google.com/patent/US984519A

https://patents.google.com/patent/US6279258

https://patents.google.com/patent/US4539889A

https://patents.google.com/patent/US5827992A
Trello for some notes, often TODOs, since you can archive cards and tick off task lists.
I work for a company that was acquired by Vista. Ask me anything.
Takes a couple of days to set it up but the results are amazing. We also have setup the Geo coding and reverse Geo coding with nominatim. A million requests per day costs us peanuts as opposed to Google , which anyway suspended us due to international credit card verification issues.

On a related note, Firefox on Linux came with duckduckgo as default and I am so impressed with it's search results. Unfortunately their API does not return the same quality of results
We have a lab environment with multiple phones plugged into a single controller. The controller runs a set of Jenkins agents which advertises the different devices as targets for Jenkins jobs.

Plus, lots of tweaking and perf related fixes to the phone. If you're looking for an off-the-shelf solution, check out Headspin or the Google Cloud offerings.
That's what I use it for. I've found the "One column of concepts, with one column of articles in each concept" to be a really useful formalism. I found, when using wikis (even just my own) that it wound up being an unorganized mess.

I wound up writing a Quiver-alike for the windows/linux world at work.
I use both (and Kindle books sync your position between devices). It's nice to read on your phone because it is always there. But it is just more comfortable to read on a e-ink screen both because of the size and the fact that things like sunlight don't wash out the screen.
Performance isn't a one dimensional metric that you treat it as. Different CPUs have different comparative benchmarks depending on the tests.
If one has always lived in a country where bathroom doors (or outdoors, for that matter) as a rule open inwards, maybe the idea of a door opening outwards is too distant to contemplate.
I don't see how moving to an even higher level of abstraction would help. At the OS level you can basically only block hosts (unless you're inspecting packages but that seems excessive).

Doing what uBlock origin does by loading dummy versions of common tracking scripts is a lot more effective.
I'm running a similar setup (although without IPsec). My compromise was to have name.int.my.domain resolve internally and name.my.domain resolve externally (easier with ipv6).

dnsmasq should be able to do what you want to do and it can be enabled on the USG - at least from the controller.
How's your day going? Up to anything fun?

Also, whatcha think on the article? Do you feel the process was valuable or brought positive non-obvious changes faster than they might have otherwise occurred? Also given the "tastes like chicken" genericism comment in the piece, what's a story that you think could /only/ have happened there?

Thanks!

Edit: real question
You can pay in cash, but you're still going to get the same background check you would get at a retail location. If you're trying to do something shady you would be buying from a private individual in a parking lot somewhere.
DemoRanch, Taofledermaus or iv8888 fired shotgun shells bare, ICRW. They’re the lowest chamber-pressure lethal (22LR and .25 are difficult but not impossible to make lethal) rounds.
I always felt funny about that topic. A couple of Spanish technology universities are always near the top rank in Europe lists.

But what lists? There are so many, Universities choose to showcase the convenient ones of course.
We really need to step back and take a hard look at what the federal government is constitutionally allowed to stick their fingers in and what they do. One way or another, that discrepancy ought to get ironed out
I second Quiver. Great little note app with fairly good markup support. Biggest problem is it is Mac only last I looked
>You have to be an experienced metalworker to make one that way.

Well not so much. If you've got blue prints or a replica of any metal part you can go to any local machine shop have them make it for you. Of course you are going to be paying $150+ an hour for labor, but it can be done. I had to get a lot of parts machined from raw materials on an old motorcycle I restored once. There were not after market parts for it. I had to get everything that was broken or worn out made at a local machine shop. Nothing stopping me from handing them blue prints for an ak-47 receiver. Machining a gun barrel might be a little more obvious, but barrels can be bought on ebay and other online shops. Usually only receivers and frames are what is regulated, but frames can be made custom out of wood or plastic.
Unsurprisingly, narcissists ceaselessly try to define for everyone else what’s “good”/“valuable”/“productive” as that which corresponds to their own behavior. Ayn Rand practically built a religion around narcissism, for example.
Tampering with a firearm serial # is a felony (up to 10 years in prison).
> especially in childhood

Think of time spans as "percentage of life lived so far", and a lot of that particular time stretching suddenly makes sense.
looking again, you're right. i think they nerfed the tool.
> Technically you can even make your own machine guns legally if it is of your own design and manufacture and only really comes up against legal hurdles when you are producing them for the purpose of selling them to civilians (which you will of course be denied).

This is really poor advice. The BATF considers just having the parts without the requisite Class III license (really a tax stamp) to be a felony.

The Hughes Amendment to the Firearm Owners Protection Act of 1986 prohibits civilians from owning any machine gun manufactured after May 1986.

All the other 5 categories of Class III firearms (SBRs, SBSs, Silencers, AOWs and Destructive Devices) can still be made, even by an individual, if he/she first applies for and receives permission to do so.

To do so, they must file an ATF Form 1 (maker form) and pay a $200 make tax fee.

A civilian can still legally own any machinegun that was created PRIOR to May, 1986 as long as they get approval on an ATF form 4.
It's a symbolic victory that might have strong practical effects 10-20 years from now, when every auto repair shop will have a metal 3D printer that could be used to quickly reproduce military-grade weapons in quantity, with a few clicks.

That, of course, it's exactly what gun rights activists envision, a self-regulated militia being the best insurance and security for a free state (yes, that's a misquote).
Most guns are already 50%+ plastic today so not really seeing your point.
The Quantified Heart
plain text files and your favorite editor, whatever that is.

things that should be encrypted are either gpg encrytped or put in my password manager.

Bonus if you format your plain text with markdown or asciidoc or whatever your fav. plain text markup language is.

Don't make it more complicated than it needs to be.

Put it in a VCS for super double bonus points :)

me personally:
Vim, asciidoc and in a fossil repo.
Yes, you directly wrote to a frame buffer, but not as a file. You wrote to it as a block of raw memory at a fixed address.
Alex Jones admitted he was playing a character in court, so they aren't offering genuine opinion and analysis.

I guess Facebook should have kept all of the Russian fake accounts playing characters and offering opinions and analysis.
So certain things, like details of the latest US nuclear weapon designs should probably remain secret as well as the more common approaches to making a nuclear warhead.

And it's probably not too far off in the future that DNA strains of viruses like ebola can easily be replicated and constructed in someone's basement.

The founding fathers never envisioned free speech as a way to disseminate information that can be used to kill swaths of people. It was a check on the government as well as a way to preserve political speech.
> Any 3D printed gun is more likely to blow up in your hand than work.

Today? Sure. Tomorrow? Maybe not. Given this is precedent it's perfectly apt for people to consider the future implications.
Termux on Android with emacs/org mode and a ton of custom capture templates is awesome. Capturing eg. workouts and expenses to org tables and then processing them with python to get summaries.. quick restaurant or sento reviews in my journal .. whatever you want to capture quickly, you can tailor it to serve you. And, at the end of the day, it's all plain text synced by git.
There you go, the only logical conclusion is that going 6 figures in debt is crazy so the government should subsidize it.
I treated it that way for simplicity. In the increasingly virtualized environments at data centers the performance of many more cores will be even more favorable to single core performance. Also, more pci bandwidth with 128 lanes. Not sure if the memory bandwidth is better, but you get the picture.
I’ve (mostly) settled on using Google Docs for text-heavy notes, and just regular old paper for notes that will contain a lot of symbols and math. I also rely on paper for super short-lived notes and brainstorming.
*well regulated militia
This, plus Orgzly on my phone, because I don't always have a computer on me.
Facebook is really scared of getting on the bad side of the right-wing (since they're in power).
so criminals steal guns and buy them black market already and (here's the key) USE them to do something illegal. Just leave us normal citizens alone please and don't punish us for people who have ill intent regardless of the tools at hand.
> Seems like he does that in every excerpt that gets posted here.

That's because only messages in which he is yelling at someone get posted here. AFAIK, most messages he posts are neutral, but these are boring, so they don't get posted here. I just scrolled through LKML and found a random example of his normal tone (https://www.spinics.net/lists/kernel/msg2852881.html):

"So none of the patches looked scary to me, but then, neither did earlier versions.

It's the testing that worries me most. Pretty much no developers run 32-bit any more, and I'd be most worried about the odd interactions that might be hw-specific. Some crazy EFI mapping setup or the similar odd case that simply requires a particular configuration or setup.

But I guess those issues will never be found until we just spring this all on the unsuspecting public.

Linus"
iOS notes app is very good.
Are they of sufficient plastic or composite composition that they don't trigger a metal detector? I don't believe so.

Disclaimer: I’m familiar with this only because I have to check my firearms when I’m flying.
The difference between a 3d printer and a CNC machine isn''t that much. The only real reason a CNC machine costs more is because without a beefier frame your cutting speed will be absolute shit since it can take less torque, but still possible if time isn't a factor. Add on 2-300 bucks to the cost of a 3d printer and those problems goes away though and you have a very capable cnc machine. If you can figure out how to use your own 3d printer at home then you can do the same thing with a CNC machine.
You studied AI and Electronics, here's an idea...maybe work in AI and Electronics?
Does the Onion offer opinion and analysis? Further, InfoWars has a team of writers and sometimes publishes true news. A policy that blocked InfoWars could block a true post from a website on the grounds that a previous, satirical post was disliked by the staff.
Corbyn branded himself as a radical leftwinger for most of his career, including when it suited him during his leadership campaign.

Nobody remotely familiar with Corbyn would attempt to characterise his views as "fringe in his youth" or compare him with Blunkett unless they were being deliberately disingenuous. We're talking about someone with a lifelong dedication to "anti-imperialist" foreign policy causes who could be found delivering speeches about the fine example set by Chavismo and supposed progressive credentials of Hamas to tiny fringe audiences throughout his 60s (he's now 69). The one thing his staunchest supporters and biggest detractors agree on is that he's been largely consistent in his stances.
>Society already criminalizes disseminating information, such as ... nuclear weapons technology

Have you ever heard of the Nth Country Experiment? Keep in mind that this was conducted in the 1960s. Suffice to say, designing a nuclear weapon is not a problem. Neither is manufacturing one. The difficulty lies in obtaining sufficient nuclear material.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nth_Country_Experiment
LOLLIBTURDS
No one has mentioned Loom ( https://loom.co ), so I’ll throw it out there. Its a freelancing platform that allows users to “pay with equity” as well as cash. Disclaimer: I haven’t tried it, just remember seeing it on Product Hunt.
Sellers in gun shows in most states aren't required to do background checks. Hence the name, "Gun Show Loophole."

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gun_show_loophole
> Technically you can even make your own machine gun legally if it is of your own design and manufacture, doesn't leave the state

The only ways to legally produce a new machine gun in the US right now are to pay thousands of dollars a year for a federal firearms license and special occupation taxpayer license to manufacture, or to otherwise receive explicit permission from a US government agency to get the ATF to approve a Form 1 application to make and register an NFA firearm. See 18 USC 922 (o) regarding machineguns not registered prior to 1986. (Wickard v Filburn dispensed with the notion of claiming to avoid federal law by keeping activity within one state.)
sendmsg isn't a synchronous operation, and there is no lock-step operation of sender and receiver supplying and retrieving a result. Sure you can make something QNX-like, but parent's point was much more general than that: most OS APIs and primitives are not easily expressed in terms of bytestreams
because definitely people died due to the filing.
I also thought this article was trash, but they also have plenty of articles that seem pretty well researched and informative.

If you know of a news organization where every article is high quality, I'd love to hear about it!