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Yes, but this type of link is not being caught up in the pornwall.

This blocking is a perfectly normal corporate block.

There are many products that will do this type of blocking; they've existed for a long time (long before government pornwalls were suggested); and they all suck because they all block too much stuff.

Shitty corporate blocking is a problem, but it has nothing to do with government blocks.
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The best is to work for a low traffic backend/back-office/api used internally.. Less risks of downtime, lower damage if it does go down too. No stress with scaling, online migrations, optimisation...
I used to work (internship) for a tiny internal backend which only was used maybe once or twice a day. It could have been down for hours and no one would care or notice. If a bug slipped into "live" environment, the worse that could happen is a co-worker phoning me saying "oh yeah I tried to use that and it didn't work, can you help me?"

On the flip side you might learn less than working on an high traffic application because high-volume creates a whole new lot of potential issues and things to watch out for. I think I would choose a chill job like this again when I'm older
I guess this still applies to your point number 1, but I'll say it anyway: Avoid small B2B companies that have one or two big customers among a bunch of smaller ones. These big customers know they have leverage over the company and will make it do whatever they want, and then change their mind completely 3 months later, at the expense of your sanity.

You could ask during interviews "how many customers do you have? are they big?" and usually the company tries to brag that they have that one big brand name, but in my experience this is a red flag. Be careful.
Having grown up with this, I think it's part of the reason why React feels so natural and "right" to me.

Whenever I've used frameworks based on data-binding, my mind tries to rely on an analogy like modular synthesis where elements are connected with wires (https://modularsynthesis.com/DJB-synth.jpg). That works great for tiny demos but poorly for highly dynamic UI's. Maybe I just need a different analogy to properly grasp it.
As ddingus implied, in the C64 era you'd actually have state-change logic executed as the beam moved across the screen. For instance, the VIC graphics chip only had support for eight hardware sprites at a time. But by using the hsync interrupt you could reuse those sprites and draw each at different coordinates as long as they were in different regions of the screen, vertically.

[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Raster_interrupt
is this sarcasm?

> I fail to see how Bitcoin could have helped any of this.

how about:

- not having to pay $25 (btc fee of $0.03 is confirming within an hour, $0.10 is almost guaranted to confirm in 10m)

- "frozen account" is not even a thing

- not having to speak to anyone on the phone

you must be joking.
> Thanks. We have talked a few time here. Always a pleasure to exchange words with you.

Thank you, I feel the same.

> I hope that you will eventually be able to feel your art in a new way- not as sadness, but as the hope it inspires for those who do benefit from it.

Me too.

> Maybe some Metta Bhavana will help you feel and connect to the persons you positively inspire? like me here on hn, or the others who replied to you.

Thank you, Theravāda is something I've only studied briefly, but it is oriented similarly to my study of Mayahana Buddhism and Zen Buddhism.
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The post I was responding to stated 'animals similar to us must experience similar emotions.' You ignore this and then straw man me into suggesting that animals have no response system whatsoever, which is obviously absurd. And in the process there you've also shifted the goal posts from similar emotional response to any response whatsoever. Classy.

For fish there is 0 doubt that whatever they experience, it is radically different than what humans do. On top of this I would generally not waste time on media articles for scientific issues. An interesting overview of the state of 'fish pain' studies is available here. [1] PSU also offers CiteSeerX as a means of finding papers on a given topic. This [1] is a search for fish pain providing further reading. As usual, and especially if you choose to use services more susceptible to spam/blogging including Google Scholar, you should try to isolate the papers down to those that have been published and peer reviewed.

[1] - https://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/abs/10.1111/faf.12010

[2] - http://citeseerx.ist.psu.edu/search?q=title%3Afish+pain
I am impressed. Great move.
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really? nothing? do you even know what bitcoin is? the ignorance in this thread is baffling sometimes.
“In employment”: forced arbitration and non-disparagement clauses are in contracts in other domains as well.

Also, not yet law; the status on the bill is enrolled, which means it has past both houses of the legislature but not been signed by the governor. Presumably, Brown will sign and not veto this, but that's just a reasonable assumption about the future, not the state of the law.
A variety of reasons; high switching costs, perhaps due to skills, education, or having limited financial freedom. The current job may confer benefits not available with alternative lower stress options (hours, proximity to family, etc).

Perhaps it is an entry level job that is seen as a route to higher paid work.
True, and on the Amiga it was especially nice since the location of the frame buffer was under software control, so no need to copy a full screen's worth of pixels anywhere.

To swap, just tell write the new frame buffer base address to the appropriate custom chip registers, and you're done.

Since the swap should be synchronized to the beam, the actual write typically happened in a copper list anyway, so that's what you really write to in order to do the swap.

It all brings me back to being a teenager and discovering these things. :) Amiga <3.
Containers have more than just filesystem namespacing.

You also get a network namespace, process namespace, user namespace and ability to set cpu/memory limits.

Since you would have a container for each application, you have an easier time setting and testing restrictive apparmor/selinux capabilities and even get some hardening out of the box.

Sure you could get them without containers, but the whole benefit is doing it in a standard, easy way.
The Gaming Historian did a video on PS1 emulators, including Virtual Game Station: https://youtu.be/UGHul1PrXCE
I'm not so sure. Mechanical calculators were profitable, and one those were good enough the jump to the first programmable computer [1] was fairly small and would have happened even without Nazi funding. That computer was used for German aviation research, so it's likely it would have been bought by other research institutes. From there you have a fairly straight forward path of incremental improvements that open up new markets, until we arrive where we are now.

But I will agree that the transition to silicon would have taken another decade without the space race.

1: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Z3_(computer)
It's standard practice to include language about how some portions of a contract bring invalid doesn't invalidate the rest of the document just about everywhere, I think.
It is just you, as war will necessarily always involve death and destruction.

The only thing that will change here is that it will no longer be a human choosing who lives and who dies, it will be an computer algorithm.

The problem with war today is the people that choose who lives and who dies are not the same people that actually have to do the killing, further removing humans from this decision chain is not desirable and should not be "exciting"

We need to be using technology to find better ways to resolve conflicts, and make a more equatable and peaceful world. Not use technology to find way to kill each other more efficiently
True, but I was referring to the fruit and quarantine zones set up in parts of south and eastern Australia, where they are trying to prevent the spread of fruit fly.
I learned Colemak on my work machine while using QWERTY on my home machine. It made typing in general rough for a time, but forcibly transitioning back and forth has eventually gotten me to the point that when using my work laptop, my fingers instinctively go into 'Colemak mode', and when using my home laptop, my fingers instinctively go into 'QWERTY mode'. It's an extremely useful switch to be able to manually toggle in my head, as it's no longer crippling to use someone else's keyboard.
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It's been a while since I lived in windows-land, but .hta iirc uses a trust zone that can be locked down to disallow the functionalities that usually allow hta malware to gain a foothold.
For now export is only possible on the desktop app. When will it be available on mobiles? End-to-end encrypted conversations are device-specific with Telegram so having export everywhere is necessary.
Only a non-academic would say that. From my experiences in STEM academia (not history, or some such).

Today, universities are run by professional managers. It is all about money. So you are writing papers, applying for grants, teaching a hundred or so students, working on 5-6 committees, involved in 2-3 conferences per year, etc. It is rare for an academic to work less than 70 hours a week and for far less money than in industry.
The Christianity drug trade is to a large extent controlled by the Hells Angels biker gang.
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Yep, I did something very similar - I have a separate Windows gaming machine connected to the TV that has only Steam installed (and a PS4 as well).

This actually works great for relaxation - I need to physically move to the couch to play games and the machine itself doesn't have any kind of notifications enabled, so I'm not distracted during gameplay.
I sure use "wg" more often than I use "ul", "as", "bc", "eg", "ex", "gc", "id", "ld", "nl", "od", "pr", "sg", "tc" and "ul".

All these courtesy of `ls {,/usr}/{,s}bin/??`. In fact, there are only 44 two-lettered commands on my (Arch Linux) system right now, so this particular realm appears to be very sparsely populated. (Not counting shell builtins though.)
I have in the past been subadvisor to various bacc. theses.

I value conciseness dearly, and prefer quality over quantity in scientific writing, i.e. I would accept incredibly short theses, if the content is sufficiently presented (reproducible and comprehensive), and most of all, contains a valuable contribution.

The reason I typically have to request "more verbiage" and an own section on the state of the art, is because I need to force my students to confront their sitcom ideas with the history of "what has been done before, and what the actual current problems are".

Unfortunately, the approaches of most students are neither new nor particularly interesting in this regard.
no longer the case since payment channels and routing between them are the option.

p2p channel payments is only limited by network bandwidth and cpu power between participants. routed channel payments are limited by routing network connectivity and capacity, which is not amazing yet but far better than 7tps.
AI driven operation of field programmable logic gate arrays, as applies to simulated post experiential morphological changes of neural networks related to behavioral patterning...consequently simulation of the neuro morphological events involved with learning and memory may be possible with engineered self (re)assembling (*)nanotube arrays...
maybe with laser beams on thier heads...heheh
Don't know if this applies but there's a small supportive forum for old farts that like to have fun^h^h^hpain over at. https://www.reddit.com/r/OldSkaters/
A lot of wisdom in there, but my god, why the overengineering? Keep it simple! You can serve hundreds of thousands of users only using Python's standard library (http.server and sqlite3 with an in-memory dict for caching).

Fewer pieces of the puzzle will let you quickly identify bottlenecks, instead of trying to anticipate them before everything breaks.
Stop future proofing software
Blondie (Rapture) and The Beastie Boys (Fight for your Right)

https://rave.dj/E_SszLqaCgUrgg
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Itanium is dead, after 15 years on the death bed. To my knowledge there is no plan to launch any new Itanium CPU. The only reason the 9700 was launched in 2017 is to serve as a drop-in replacement for old CPUs, most likely for contractual obligations.

There's simply no "killer feature" for Itanium. It's not coming back.
One thing I love about the GDPR is that you can consent to data processing, but the requirement is that you can withdraw consent and "It shall be as easy to withdraw as to give consent".

So "click a button here to consent, send a written letter here to withdraw" means you don't have consent in the first place.
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This must be because investors forced them to back away from self driving, and without that cars will never be particularly profitable for them.
Poor Leadership is also the number one cause for parting ways with a company.

For me personally, there was never another reason to leave a company. I never experienced a toxic environment or had colleagues i couldn't stand. It was always the leadership
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Awesome project! I just made https://rave.dj/0GU6N96tgPXj9Q and it's awesome! love being able to use a Spotify playlist.

Have you considered using BunnyCDN instead of Stackpath for the CDN? It'll probably be much cheaper.
As a side note, I already have a draft of my essay (not published yet) that replaces the mention of storage costs with a mention of Ruth Porat. The point is why Ruth Porat was hired in the first place.
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I was there in June 2016 with my wife and kid, the place felt very uncomfortable with very sketchy and aggressive looking folks all around. Groups of police officers were sitting in small buses in the bushes. I definitely wouldn't want to have such a place in my city.
In the history of the world violence never really solved any problem, it is moronic to believe that killing people by "sending kinetic energy down range" is a solution to any perceived problems highlights the a huge problem in the military industrial complex.

Violence is an action used when all other actions have failed and your life is directly and imminently threaten by someone else, That is the ONLY ethical use of violence.

It is not ethical "in pursuit of the international agenda" and it certainty not anything I or the vast majority of Americans actually vote for.

Americans vote for elected officials primary on the domestic policies, not on their "international agenda" this is the problem with having only 2 choices at the voting booth.
Eh, then you might have the same problems with bargain bin soldered on flash memory. Just let us boot from USB and be done with it.
Pleroma is written in Elixir

https://blog.soykaf.com/post/what-is-pleroma/#less-moving-pa...
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exaggerating a bit? bitcoin syncs within couple hours unless you run it on the computer you'd gain your decades of experience on :)

every mobile bitcoin app is a lightweight client - it only syncs block headers, much faster but not great for large sums of money.

so for a person that can't tell "browser" from "internet" there's no difference between introducing them to paypal or to bitcoin - it's just an app on your phone and you can press the "send" button.
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i love how the first comment of the article is the guy who made a study and explains why. waste of an article as usual, the writer is a TL;DR kind of guy.
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The golf games (Leaderboard Golf comes to mind: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4jA5eKk10Wo&t=803) had to do this because it took incredibly long time to render a 3D map on the screen. No chance those machines could've rendered the whole scene within a few frames.

The games just made it a visual gimmick for the player to watch the drawing instead of offering a waiting screen, rendering to a backbuffer and then copying the image over.

Frankly, I wouldn't be surprised if the rendering was even made a bit slower so that the player can see the areas fill up in human-scale time. For example, a C64 with 6502 can fill polygons faster than what you see on the screen.
Even if each instance has its own community, that's no reason to force users to create a different account at each instance.

Given the federated protocol, it's a reasonable expectation carrying around the same identity across instances.
sftp/scp/rsync directly to Box/Backblaze/Dropbox/GoogleDrive/S3
As expected, French House mixes very well ;-)

Daft Punk + Justice: https://rave.dj/Lpr1oWauUIIeaA
This also enabled more colours, as you were limited to something like 8 colours (2 per sprite and 1 background) in multicolour mode. At different vertial positions you could swop out the banks between scans and this worked particularly well for horizontal scrollers ...
I thought I was original then I read "Cathedral and the Bazaar". Anyway: martial arts and playing music are two common activities for hackers in needs of disengaging. These activities offer a complete range of possibilities, so whatever your shape / prefeferece is, you will always find something that will eventually "click" with you.
Is there any information about the license of these samples? Should I treat them like wiki content and assume CC Attribution?
I played with it and used some generic party songs. The result is not bad. This one for example, "Hey ya! on steroids"

https://rave.dj/iIeQ-Bx8mnFDWQ
I think you're doing Hyper-V a misfavor here. Hyper-V is essentially a server-only product; VirtualBox has had long since taken over as the desktop virtualization of choice. So it's not surprising to see no fuzz about graphics or mouse, the current expierence is just enough to install an OS from which point on you'd want to do anything remotely anyways.

And, for better or for worse, even VirtualBox needs those "shiny advanced features" (that are in just about every non-Atom intel processor since, like, 2006ish) to virtualize x86-64 code, because that's just how the instruction set works; there is nothing that can be done to avoid that. Nobody really wants to run a VM cluster on x86 hardware, not even back then.

Also, these special hardware features are what made virtualization finally fast enough for everything and are one part of what made it possible to virtualize just about any workload you'd imagine today.
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It seems pretty common to just type the extra letters in Romanian as their most visually similar Latin character. I've never seen anyone writing Romanian with digraphs when they're sending text messages, for example. "Bună dimineața" just becomes "buna dimineata". As someone learning Romanian, it makes it a challenge - I still learn the word and its pronunciation. Conversely, in German, digraphs seem to be commonly used and understood.
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There was a moment in history where clocks were so advanced that they copied needlessly complicated clock mechanisms into pistol firing mechanisms.

But that's the only situation I can come up with. Instinct for survival is pretty good motivator. Now if you have the issue of collective survival at hand, suddenly there is lot of money, effort and creativity around.
music and or photography are two things that programmers can be really good at. music is really counter-intuitive, but think about it: creative thinking is essential to come up with programming solutions. and photography is very geeky indeed, with comparing all the specs, learn about the relationship of aperture, shutter, iso, some optics, and the creative side. also you'll be outside in nature and still have a geeky little computer (if you're not shooting analogue)...
I don't know ... I remember using a paint program where something like a flood fill, actually ran before your very eyes... at something like 4-5MHz there isn't a lot of CPU to do your bidding so game logic, music, graphical rendering all takes a slice and you don't even have any kind of preemptive scheduler to make sure everyone stays in time. I'd say with this kind of game the developers were more focused on the game mechanics. The graphics were just "good enough" for what they were trying to do.
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Josh, well said. We are doing exactly that. Our startup Inbot helps businesses grow with trust, and our community of 64,000 members are essentially shareholders in the success they jointly create. I truly hope these new, benevolent models of capitalism will grow and flourish!
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But tying accounts to instances, and then instances to topics, is bad design. The purpose of multiple accounts from a user perspective should be for having separate identities, not separate topics of conversation.

If you're forced to create one account per instance, there's no way to do something as simple as "merge comments from two instances into a single stream", which supposedly was the selling point of federated systems like Mastodon.
This would be a perfect case for a NanoPi Neo. [1] It's designed to be ultra-tiny and run headless. It's also $13. I find FriendlyElec's board better designed and supported than Orange by a bit and miles above the Banana folks.

1: https://www.friendlyarm.com/index.php?route=product/product&...
>electronic text with the help of an instant dictionary lookup tool (hover the mouse over anything to get to the reading and meanings instantly)

Can you tell me what text you were reading and what tool you were using? This sounds like exactly what I have been looking for my japanese learning.
Fair play: I've removed my comment on the other sub-thread.
If you’d only get $4000 for a reasonably succesful app the store would probably have a lot less apps. You can’t run a business on that kind of money.
I am simply unfamiliar with them. Created one container once, and that's it. If I knew them better I would probably use them more.
Also when Kant said "war protects from despotism" he was living a time when the aristocracy needed majority of the population to take part in war effort.

Rich nations have very little reasons to sustain democracy if war is automatized to sufficient degree.
If we only added the schwa (ə) to the script, then in my Received Pronunciation accent, it would be "photəgraph" versus "photogrəphy". On the other hand, English has an astonishing ability to replace vowels with schwas; pretty much every sentence remains comprehensible with every vowel syllable spoken as "ə".
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For the 16000 settlement case, wouldn't the courts award both the legal cost plus damages incurred, so as long as you win, you'd be ahead?
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Are you affiliated with growcomputer.io? If not, how do you know what they are doing? The site is blank.
No, you can even get single units, let it be through a reseller or directly.