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I mean, we've almost gone full loop, so why not just tell them you identify as a woman ?
If they support this debauchery that is the "new-wave feminism" (my SO is a feminist, I support the cause and acknowledge that disparities exist in today's world, but what some so called "feminists" are fighting for today is... and its only made worse by the fact that the crazy ones are the ones that get publicized), they have no right to refuse you identifying as a woman. (I have no quarrels with non-binary genders or anything of the sort, simply trying to point out that we are `this` far away from a real life idiocracy)

Went to a Vue conference recently that offered a "women only" workshop... I mean at what point do people realize that they are the INCARNATION of what they fight against ? How hard can that be ?
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Thanks, wasn't aware of it. Seems its dead now, have to read up on why it didn't take off..
> The problem is that Amazon Web Services and Google Cloud currently do not allow domain fronting. Only Microsoft Azure does.

Is there an official word from Microsoft that they allow it or just "they didn't ban it yet"?
OK so seL4 is safer than Linux, that's not really news..
I have questions about seL4 though: is it able to manage several multicore CPU efficiently? What about power management, does it work?
Or study a lot. A mental workout can be more exhausting than a physical one.
Wow, this is obvious but I didn’t think about doing it. I don’t have sleeping issues but I do have other posture problems (eg while sitting and coding) that I could debug that’s way. Thanks!
If I remember correctly I was using both ways and for some reason it was uncomfortable for me. Maybe I should give it a try and lying on my back.
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> The compositor isn't supposed to draw anything, it just copies things to the frame buffer.

Depends, some of us thinks that server side decorations are better for security, because otherwise a client can fake the look of another client.
I've met them, and many are not that different from us.

- flight stewardess who lost job from smoking a joint

- lawyer who lost his wealth from poor investments

- former hockey player addicted to opiates from hospital after injury

- elderly man, also became addicted when given opiates at the hospital

- immigrant from Asia who has had no luck finding a job

- war veterans

- artists

- former nurse

- IT professional, now addicted to opiates

- an extremely nice patient who had autism and no family to support him

- various patients with psychosis, mania, schizophrenia

- adolescents born into a family with drugs (we had a father-son pair who were both on methadone and were supporting each other, they both had jobs and were looking to piece together their lives)

... and this is from an inner-city setting. You might even have coworkers who were former "junkies", or who have children struggling with addictions.

I understand your mindset (I had similar views when I was a teenager). Others may secretly have the same views as well. But I think it is a naive one.
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It's new, I haven't had a chance to update website/videos. Syncs animation timebases and lets you push sticky commands to multiple Pixelblaze on a network.
I can't sleep on my back either. I've tried multiple times, but I just can't get asleep unless I lay on my stomach.

Thin pillows and/or rolled towels seem to help, as well as strategically placing them under the knees, lower back and neck.

I might have to give blackout curtains, sleeping mask, earplugs and weighted blankets a shot.
It's opt-in now, and easy to opt in, yet despite many people saying they support it, few opt in.

Hence changing it to opt out - don't want to donate organs? Fine - opt out.
Thanks for sharing. Just out of curiosity, are you in a position to hire somebody -- or are you just suggesting that you would be a willing teammate for somebody with these criteria?
In this specific case it doesn't do that: any time you add or remove a field from a structure, if it's one of the "extremes" gofmt might re-pad the entire thing, churning the entire structure.
Try this - use a crumpled up blanket for a pillow and sleep on the floor. I bet your bed is too soft.
Probably the web is trying to align behaviour with native apps? I don't know much apps that express if you have seen something through the UI.
NULL exists in every programming language. There must be something to designate a missing value, a non assigned pointer or reference.
> you appear to have only cited the existence of concise aliases for some commands as a refutation

You claim that PowerShell is overly verbose, I point out that it is only verbose if you intentionally make it verbose for readability, you proceed to pick nits and pretend you've done some elaborate study on keystroke counts or something, then resort to tired old Linux evangelism mainstays like blaming the distro.
> How does this improve on the underground subway?

Because most vehicles are faster than walking. Seriously, not many people are likely to want to walk down a tunnel that long.
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> Also, yet another reason why America's gun laws are stupid. She wouldn't have shot herself in England.

The highest suicide rates exist in countries without gun rights.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_countries_by_suicide_r...

Why is it people need to attack the US at every turn? Also, if she was in england, she wouldn't have had this opportunity because we lead the world in medical care.
What non-indented markup languages gain by avoiding indentation, they lose in succinctness. What is the difference between a section, a list, and a field set? When would I use one instead of another?

If your aim is data representation, why not go for JSON, Lua table-notation or S-expressions? These do not need different syntax for sections, lists or field sets, but have very clear syntax for a few primary data structures, which you can them compose however you want.
from personal experience pain in your lower back after sleeping can be due to muscle weakness, or dodgy mattress among other things.
Is this another example of the crypto-currency version of disaster tourism, whereby crypto advocates (to use a polite term) see somewhere that's undergone some kind of societal collapse and start making plans for how their favourite coin can save the day?

I suppose it's more plausible than starting your own crypto-based nation like Liberland, if only just.
I don't know about the back, but it's fantastic on my side (the high part should be supporting your neck). Maybe give it another go?
I don't understand what this article is trying to convey.

> One sample of Quaker Old Fashioned Oats measured at more than 1,000 parts per billion of glyphosate.

That's 1 part per million (ppm), found in one particular sample. I imagine this was the most extreme outlier, as otherwise it would not be mentioned as prominently.

And then, right in the next sentence:

> The Environmental Protection Agency has a range of safe levels for glyphosate on crops such as corn, soybeans, grains and some fruits, spanning 0.1 to 310 parts per million.

So one sample measured within the bounds that are deemed safe. On the one hand, 1ppm is well above the 0.1ppm that is deemed safe for some of these crops by the EPA. On the other hand, this egregious sample is way lower than the 310ppm deemed safe for some other crops by the EPA.

What gives. What is this article trying to say? It seems like it is trying to be sensationalistic.

Can someone explain if I am reading this wrong? Maybe there's a typo in the article?
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Counterexample: patient has severe pain, is treated in the hospital with opiates, becomes addicted to opiates.
What if “asylums” were much better funded and better equipped - closer to (if not exceeding) celebrity rehab facilities than today’s popular-culture impression of an archaic asylum?
All the more reason to select organic produce and where possible start growing your own veggies or link up with local co-operatives. It's something we've done and having a close relationship with local growers and knowing about your food is fantastic and something kids love. The [roduce tends to have more nutrients as well (yet more positives). Can it be done large scale? I remember hearing in a talk about permaculture that a hectare of land can support a hundred people throughout a year.
> It would be really cool to effectively deprecate the current console functionality and make it relatively straightforward to use the PTY API going forward,

Please no!

The console subsystem in Windows is what terminal I/O evolved into, in the 1980s. Going back to terminal I/O is a massively retrograde step.

In any case, for addressing the problem at hand removing the console API is not the answer. rossy has explained what the problems actually are, which relate to the command interpeter waiting for processes to terminate and whether Win32 program image files are marked as GUI or console.

Personally I have always regarded that behaviour of Microsoft's command interpreter as a flaw, not a feature. I've always turned it off in JP Software command interpreters, which make it configurable. I didn't implement it in my command interpreter. However, I do appreciate that Microsoft's strong commitment to backwards compatibility hampers what can be done.

* https://jpsoft.com./help/waiting.htm
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It can also be a pretty awesome experience. For about two months I experienced it as a teenager. Initially it was terrifying, but after about two weeks it morphed into out of body experiences, which were amazing. It was like a combined sleep paralysis with lucid dreaming.
No you would scrap some buildings instead. But thats of course not doable because preservationism declares every of those 6-8 story buildings in Paris, that are of crumbling conditions a historical landmark if necessary.
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Using parts per billion for one stat and parts per million for the other is just wrong. If that is not a typo it's shameless sensationalism at its worst. Surprising to see this from the guardian.

Even at 1 ppm it is above the line, so they didn't need to sensationalize it.
Thanks for the wargame. Seems like fun, although the SSH connection feels like it's hosted in someone's basement.
Well spotted - It must be a typo because normally I hear parts per billion in reference to these figures, never ppm.
Chain specific subscription services (at more sustainable costs than Moviepass) have been common outside the US for a number of years. Indeed, that's where Moviepass got the idea from. I don't think Moviepass proved much there.
Actually, the whole point of the new subway lines (especially line 15, which will go around the city through close suburbs) is densification. City planners want to avoid the city going further and further in the countryside and want to have denser hubs (around new stations) closer to the city.
Good catch. It looks like human error on the part of the author. The validity of the article hinges on this one paragraph and could go either way.
For starters they can't really pay market salaries for the skills they need so to some degree this has more to do with laws on the books than with management and organizational failures.
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I'm not currently in a position to hire people, but having served in that role in the past, I would given the opportunity not hesitate to follow through with what I said
(practical concerns aside such as figuring out if someone went through the challenges on his own).

So my comment was mostly trying to illustrate that the skills one learns by going through these kind of challenges are extremely useful in practice and the skills one learns by doing an Msc of the sort advertised here pretty much completely useless, assuming one wants to do reverse engineering and vulnerability research and not just push paper, point at his Master's and call himself a "security expert".
> It's rather simplistic to view opiates as mere depressants. They also create euphoria.

Perhaps for some people that is true. I was given a strong does of opiates for pain at a hospital before and I did not find the experience either pleasant or euphoric. That level of numbness and loss of motor control was actually a dreadful and even fearful experience. It really made me question which was worse between that experience and the pain it relieved.

> I also don't think you'll find everyone is equally at risk from stimulant addiction in the way you describe

Are there exceptions?
Nice coincidence that we use the word 'grim' in English in that particular way.
Wow--didn't expect my old paper to re-surface in 2018.

Besides being a neat visualization, one remarkable thing (to me) is that this is one of the few computer vision tasks where the state-of-the-art is still the old hand-designed descriptors--specifically HOG. The attempts to re-do this work with deep learning haven't worked so well.
The closest I know is https://arxiv.org/abs/1506.06343 , which I've never even seen applied to cities. The problem is actually that deep nets have too much invariance: they can classify whether a facade is in Paris or not, but there's no easy way to separate out different kinds of facades.

If anyone has questions about this work, post below and I'll try to answer.
I had never heard of Blind til now, from what I read in this thread it seems like a workplace Ashley Madison waiting to happen.

Let everyone vent about their employer anonymously until there is a breach and all employers get to see who said what.
Thanks, I'll have a play with this.
That was my thought reading the article. https://tools.ietf.org/html/draft-ietf-tls-sni-encryption-03 indicates this is not a solved problem for TLS 1.3, and the key in DNS solution is still in the experimental phase (though compatible with TLS 1.3)

This article is premature?
regulations site also says ppm: https://www.ecfr.gov/cgi-bin/text-idx?SID=a3b649316ccb17c312... (warning: massive HTML file)
And hence live and crappy houses or very far away from work, good scools and social life.
The vast majority of universities consider a master's degree to be a post-graduate degree so they'll require an bachelor's degree to enter it. There are plenty of cyber security courses either at undergraduate level or outside of the university system altogether.
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This is a fascinating story. But I always think about what the motives are to reveal such information. What you read is always different than the actual...

In a separate note, I'm not sure technically what the right solution is, but I imagine an encrypted stenographic message on a popular peer to peer internet service would be the best way to avoid detection. ... When the entire web is being monitored.
The core of the problem is game-theoretic in nature, a coordination problem, related in some ways to the tragedy of the commons.

Unless one of the entities involved goes out of their way at personal loss to fix the issue, all agents are operating optimally and yet, we're slowly headed to a minor environmental disaster on our only inhabitable planet.
Thanks, that DIY soylent is a good home-brew case study. I guess I have more other food companies in mind.
You certainly do not always want to write _,_ = fmt.Println("Hello, playground"), and I think this points out the real lack. What do you want your program to do if fmt.Println starts failing? I think, unless you are explicitly checking for errors, that in all other cases you want it to crash. Rather than silently continue. Which is a bug, and a potentially disastrous one, that is endemic in Go code (and, to be fair, plenty of other languages). Thankfully the practical risk of this particular case is tiny.

This is why you want unchecked errors to implicitly bubble up. Which is what exceptions give you, or perhaps a syntax with implicit error return values rather than Go's by-convention approach.
TIL for me. Do you have a source for that though?
The last execution of an American for treason was in 1862.

Martin James Monti, United States Army Air Forces pilot, convicted of treason for defecting to the Waffen SS in 1944. He was paroled in 1960.

Robert Henry Best, convicted of treason on April 16, 1948 and served a life sentence. (Which turned out to be 4 years. Died in 1952 in prison of a cerebral hemorrhage.)

Iva Toguri D'Aquino, who is frequently identified by the name "Tokyo Rose", convicted 1949. Subsequently, pardoned by President Gerald Ford. (She was fined $10,000 and given a 10-year prison sentence. Paroled after 6.)

Mildred Gillars, also known as "Axis Sally", convicted of treason on March 8, 1949; served 12 years of a 10- to 30-year prison sentence.

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Robert Hanssen, a high-ranking FBI agent who was a spy for Russia, is spending several life sentences in the pokey but wasn't convicted of treason.
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I'm not currently in a position to hire people, see my previous reply to danesparza.

Doing these and other similar challenges and reading and understanding phrack articles would give you a solid foundation to start doing reverse engineering and vulnerability research and reap the rewards that come from successfully doing so.
Overdoses would decrease. Nearly all recreational drugs should be legalized with regulation to promote safe drug use. These substances should be sold in single individually-packaged doses, with clear and explicit labeling. Taxation can be used to selectively promote the use of safer alternatives to the hardest drugs, for example making marijuana, opium, and mushrooms cheap compared to drugs with a high risk of overdose or long term health implications. The most dangerous drugs like fentanyl can remain prohibited and there will be no market left for them. And, most important of all, the violent black market around drugs would be massively diminished, and there would no longer be situations where addicts are scared to call an ambulance because they will end up in jail. Inconsistent drug purity by itself is a huge factor in opioid overdoses, and it is one of many harmful side effects of criminalization that will effectively disappear under a well-regulated legal market.
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I actually dislike the new heuristic as it becomes difficult to read `key: value` pair when value is, say, 20 white-spaces padded to the right. I remember having to turn on the "highlight current line" setting in my editor just to do that on some codebases.
Sleep paralysis is only horrible when your mind makes it so. The sudden experience of not being able to move makes people panic, and that panic then snowballs into terrible hallucinations. If you know it is just your own mind you are witnessing, then you can steer the experience.
Different stimulants have different methods of action on the various receptors in the brain. As such they have very varying addiction profiles. I think the blanket statement "Stimulants are physically addictive" is wrong (some, like MDMA or exotics like methiopropamine have a fairly low addiction rate), and the idea that somehow depressants as a class don't have this property is bizarre.

I'm not quite sure what you mean by "They require a modification to behavior to be addictive". If you take opiates for a while, you're likely to become physically addicted as the receptors in your brain start to regulate differently due to the presence of the drug. If you take crack cocaine for a while, you'll likely become physically addicted (or at least dependent) in a very similar way (though with very different withdrawal effects).
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