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> With the anti-trust cases in the EU, they probably will be able to geo target this feature so that from the EU all will be fine and dandy

Windows tells me Edge is better when I install Firefox in the EU too.
Worse still, these options are a lie — it says Safari or Chrome but the "Safari" option doesn't actually open Safari, it just loads the requested page in an embedded web view. Assholes.
> I stopped using massages to work on those muscle bumps/knots on the back - no point getting rid of them when I put them back in 2-3 days.

I spend a few minutes per day rolling my back out with a hard foam roller: https://www.decathlon.co.uk/hard-foam-roller-id_8484814.html

As good as a massage for getting knots out, and great for thoracic mobility.

> Quality of the meats in general is important (no growth hormones/antibiotics)

I'm all for restricting antibiotics in livestock on the grounds of bacterial resistance, but are you claiming that they somehow alter the quality of the meat itself and/or impact your own health?
I get a SSL error and can't see the page.
Why not? This not the first startup who’s profit and success comes at the expense of the well being of children and youth.
Would you consider adding to the discussion by presenting meta-studies showing meat is not carcinogenic?
Leave the kids at home: How to decouple your projects with the Stairway Pattern
I have friends and family that either quit using vapes or substituted then permanently. As a former half a pack smoker myself, on occasion I would smoke a cigarette at a bar because it’s such a nice feeling, then feel guilty the next day. Juul is the only e-cig that I really like, and since I bought one I’ve yet to smoke a cigarette when drinking. Banning them because “think of the children!” is extraordinarily short sighted. Why not ban fruity alcoholic drinks too? Kids prefer those to beer.
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Is there anyway to reverse course in the USA and remove power from these alphabet agencies that claim they know what's best for us? What happened to being a free people who could make their own decisions?
A package of Juul pods contains 4 cartridges which each contain approximately 1 pack of cigarettes worth of nicotine. In NYC these sell for ~$20, while 1 pack of cigarettes sells for ~$13.
What is a CDN and why do I need one?
The German society for nutrition recommends 0.8g of protein per kg of body weight for normal weighted, adult people. I cannot imagine that three or four times that amount would be required for a healthy life even if your are more physically active than the average. Also, please do not forget that vegetables contain some protein too.
Yes, I have been thinking this for a while as well. The issue isn't the microtransactions themselves, but the natural incentives associated with them.

If you are old enough to remember coin operated arcades, they operated on the same principle. Just one more coin and you can beat this boss! It really hurt the game mechanic in a lot of cases, but I'm sure it improved profitability.

I really hate seeing this trend come to games that I presumably own.
I'm probably beating a dead horse here with Docker Policies available and all, but i personally don't trust Docker in production.

Each Docker image runs it's own stack, and each stack has the potential to contain vulnerabilities. Even with services such as Watchtower ( https://hub.docker.com/r/v2tec/watchtower/ ), you're still not safe.
Some images are abandoned for years, others are only updated once their "final" product is updated, meaning you could be hosting a handful of vulnerable services without even knowing it.

I host all my internet facing stuff on FreeBSD in jails, though Linux with LXC would do just as good. I have one stack to update, and once that's updated, everything else is updated as well.
You really do not know how this works on Android, do you?
> this current of concern is on the conspiratorial thinking side

I wish that it could be possible to address the questions of science directly, without mudslinging. It's a simple question of what the effect of EMF radiation is on the environment and the human body, and the risk we run to our detriment if the questions are ignored.

> these people are in the minority of scientists

That is not a problem in science. Science isn't a democracy, it's a fact-finding expedition. Who cares if only a few people got it right? The point is to figure out if they did, and to keep a humble mindset just in case.
Does it matter if that company is from EU? Even a new engine centralized in the US won't be able to operate in the EU without substantial cost. That's a pretty big market/data source to miss out on.
Attributing outcomes to inherent properties, instead of systems and interactions, seems to be a fundamental mental error that is manifested in language, at least in English.

We say that a blanket or jacket "is warm", even though all it's doing is trapping heat that we produce. We say a task "is difficult", even though we are the ones who are having the difficulty in completing it. We say an apple "is red" even if we know that the color we perceive is a property of how light interacts with the apple's matter.

And we often say that people "are poor" rather than "in poverty."

Language exists somewhere between representing the way we think, and affecting the way we think. Attributing poverty to an inherent property of a particular person, rather than their context, seems in line with how we speak (and perhaps think) about a lot of the world around us.

I think this is one reason it is so hard to fix social problems: because the first step must be a critical mass of people who can and will overcome a default way of thinking about the world.
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Is Bitcoin the New Pets.com?
iOS never gave you the control, Windows still gives you the control but wants to influence your decision.
Peanut butter snacks during the day. I used to set alarms that would go off during the day. When they went off, I'd pull out a jar of PB and eat a few spoonfuls with crackers.

Second dinner. Eat your first dinner early, and then eat a lunch sized snack right before bed. When I was gaining, this usually consisted of a turkey or roast beef sandwich.

Know that I was almost never hungry. I ate on a schedule, and tracked everything I ate.
ah, so it's even worse! (or better, i guess, if you really like nicotine)
Yeah, I guess I started off the hard (wrong?) way. The first few websites I built was typed out on notepad. Progress was slow and excruciatingly difficult. Then, I discovered FrontPage and my productivity went through the roof :) Of course, the markup generated was garbage. I understood none of it and for all I knew, this was the way forward!
So we should be intentionally misleading because it might rile people up to take action that we want?

Almost like how Fox News has intentionally misleading news to rile up conservatives?
Because they are fun? I mean, I hate a lot of things that EA does, but I still enjoy BF1 and Madden.
If poverty exists in a world where resources are plenty for everyone, the root cause is selfishness. Our inability to love others like we love ourselves.
Yeah, I definitely get what you mean. I try to see if there's merit in what people say, even on occasions where they forgot their manners at home (as I've done plenty), but in this case, they didn't bother to justify anything here. It makes me think there wasn't really much thought behind it past the craving to be rude.
This would only solve the problem of clicking mailto: links in one particular app (the custom browser), but it wouldn't help for all the other 999.999 apps that try to openURL a mailto:
Fond memories of looking for that free web hosting with Microsoft FrontPage Extensions enabled to make my forms work.
> I highly suspect these young vapers would have picked up smoking instead if products like this didn't exist.

We've got plenty of data that shows a steady, large decline in number of smokers since the 1970s.
Why is it the company’s responsibility to stop kids from using their product? This seems like something that parents should be responsible for.

And what is the company to do in the first place? As long as something is available for adults, and teenagers want it, teenagers will find a way to get it.
Strength training has worked well for me. I was diagnosed with osteopenia aged 40 and was told the solution was either weird osteoporosis drugs usually given to women or strength training. I restored my bone density to well above average for my age with the three big lifts. Didn't do it to get big or shredded, but it worked.
> In what way does Microsoft benefit from people using Edge?

Every installation of Chrome on Windows is an opportunity for their most dangerous competitor to siphon off future opportunities. Anything which reduces that number is a fundamental win.

They also get to direct some percentage of users towards their properties (e.g. Bing) which do make revenue.

Finally there's the opportunity cost of not being in the game: having users in their camp gives them moves which they would otherwise not have. (Similarly Bing—some might call it a relative failure, but it's a roaring success compared to never trying in the first place. It was a good decision.)
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Has this happened in Spain? They've already done this experiment on a smaller scale.
I believed I was susceptible to overtraining for most of my life. N=1 and all that, but I made an effort to consume more protein and switched to a higher volume program and have had much better results (and I bike to work ever day).

One important aspect is that I de-load every couple of weeks when the volume starts to really wear on me. (I’m also vegetarian.) Most of my “program” is from Charles Poliquin’s writings.
It's not a regulation of a private industry. It's a law on the people to pay for public health. If we still want to call it a regulation then it's a regulation on individuals instead of the health business.
I pirated frontpage around 97,98 and used it to make garish homepages with all the elements we consider sins today: frames, lens flare, flame gifs, and background music. This was a formative experience that contributed to my career and life today.
In your age group and do some HIIT and Cardio Mix. I do not know much about kettlebells, so what is the ROI on it? I know it can be hard to answer that, so just your personal feelings on how it benefited you would help. I am trying to get some weight training added to my mix and that is the reason for my asking.

Thanks.
Give me a break. Things sucked without the FDA.
Long overdue. Vaping should be regulated much like smoking. It has the same deleterious side effects for individuals as smoking, and much the same negative impact on society (through second hand smoke).
> Banning them because “think of the children!” is extraordinarily short sighted.

Alternatively, prioritizing the needs of the already-addicted vs. keeping a new generation off the product entirely is "short sighted". Statistically, let's be honest: you guys are a lost cause.
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I started about 3 months ago thanks to a comment on HN!

I told a trainer at my local gym I wanted to do the 5x5 program and he knew exactly what I wanted, but added a 6th exercise. He's been training my form, teaching me what to do to avoid exercise-induced nausea and so on.
My maternal grandfather was one, in Italy. Had his golden age in the early '70s, when numismatica and stamp-collecting were worth real money. He even got a personal letter from the Pope, thanking him for help in moving some special-edition Vatican-issued coins. But it's been a slow decline ever since, and the shop was closed after he retired. I knew him as a sort of old "Del Boy" character, but in his heyday he flashed some real bling - houses, big cars, and so on - some of which he even managed not to waste before passing.

Somewhere at my parents', I probably still have a bunch of early-80s albums with some not-particularly-rare Roman coins in them. Despite the gift, it was a hobby I really didn't care for, to his displeasure. Nowadays, I understand it's a very, very small game.
Excuse my ignorance; You used quotation marks around independent researcher. Is that because these are “regular” people who are doing research outside their expertise?

I’ve always thought that an independent researcher was someone who studied within their field just had no monetary backing. Ex: a person with a PhD in X that does research on a subset of X, in their free time.
Nothing has been stopping you this entire time from working directly with the hardware, so what are you waiting for? A pre-written set of routines for mapping the idiosyncrasies of different execution environments onto a neat mental model? Coupled perhaps with a set of tools for achieving best practices when using those models?

I wonder what we might call such a convenient arrangement...
>Why not ban fruity alcoholic drinks too? Kids prefer those to beer.

Because alcohol use is much more socially accepted than nicotine use.
What if they choose to act collectively using a system established for that purpose?

It's funny how the only regulation that gets treated as a sensible status quo is the limited liability extended to investors in corporations.
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> I don't know what more the industry can realistically do.

Stop selling poison.

> Maybe I'm missing something, but as an outsider, the FDA seems dead set on killing your vaping industry by all means necessary.

Well, yeah. The FDA Mission, which is defined by statute:

"The Food and Drug Administration is responsible for protecting the public health by ensuring the safety, efficacy, and security of human and veterinary drugs, biological products, and medical devices; and by ensuring the safety of our nation's food supply, cosmetics, and products that emit radiation.

FDA also has responsibility for regulating the manufacturing, marketing, and distribution of tobacco products to protect the public health and to reduce tobacco use by minors.

FDA is responsible for advancing the public health by helping to speed innovations that make medical products more effective, safer, and more affordable and by helping the public get the accurate, science-based information they need to use medical products and foods to maintain and improve their health.

FDA also plays a significant role in the Nation's counterterrorism capability. FDA fulfills this responsibility by ensuring the security of the food supply and by fostering development of medical products to respond to deliberate and naturally emerging public health threats."
If you're arguing for widely available free contraception and sex education, I'm with you.

If you're just into shaming people for bad decisions, I'm not.
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There is a very long term downward trend with cigarettes from the 70's. https://www.hhs.gov/ash/oah/adolescent-development/substance...

So, no it's not obvious that electronic cigarettes are replacing smoking. The upward trend with electronic cigarettes is a huge public health issue.
Plenty of libertarian arguments couple concern about the revolving door between government and the private sector with concern about harsh regulations. There wouldn't be 16,000 registered lobbyists in DC and its environs if there weren't hundreds of thousands of federal regulations managing the economy.
Because companies lie, beg, borrow, and steal in favor of profit, at the expense of the public. It is the duty of the public to restrain such abuse.
I'm afraid you haven't actually quit, merely swapped one delivery mechanism and associated set of toxic compounds for another.
Yeah: leave
But doesn't that line up with the popularization of nicotine vaping?

I tend to think indoor smoking bans had something to do with the decline, but I don't know the timeline for anywhere except my state.
You know the FDA didn't handle this correctly when shares of Altira and British American rose after the announcements.
It's known in the ham community that pine needles diminish the range of UHF radios, so it fits with pre-existing knowledge.

Reportedly needles are about the same length as a UHF antenna, and so they tend to absorb the radiation.

5G is, I believe, somewhere in the UHF spectrum.
> ...But I honestly don't understand...

This is the part you should be focusing on.

You've developed a model to explain why people live in poverty and how they can get out. Yet, as you can plainly see yourself, it doesn't actually jibe with reality.
I am one of these "escaped brains". The explanation is extremely simple. In my case, after finishing Uni (degree in CS), I applied for few companies in my area, near Verona which is a wealthy part of Italy.

The best salary I managed to bargain was around 1000 euro per month (gross). This leaves you with a 750 Euro net and basically no benefits. Take away rent, a little bit of leisure, and transportation costs you basically save nothing.

At that point I said fuck it. I started looking for jobs on the other side of the Alps and landed a job at Google in Switzerland that pays 10X that. And yes, Switzerland is crazy expensive, but not 10X Italy!

I miss Italy, but it now became a holiday destination for me.
You'd think that in 21st century, no one sane would encourage new people to start smoking.
We live in a civil society which means we figure out together what our mutual obligations are. Did you not get the memo?
That is a good point. Since every IP is a state sponsored monopoly, this leads to the state of the game industry. You don't add loot boxes to a new franchise, but to existing ones that people are emotionally invested in. For example, you might have competition in the genre of action RPG set in space, but Star Wars is a monopoly, and another company cannot legally make an alternative, so the people who want a Star Wars game are a more captive audience that can be maximally exploited.
My daughter says that half the kids in her high school have one of these.
> What happened to being a free people who could make their own decisions?

I'm glad you have the time, knowledge, expertise, and experience to thoroughly investigate the safety and long term affects of every product you use on yourself, second hand effects on others, and the environment. Not everyone is so lucky to be blessed with so much time, energy, and knowledge that they themselves can do what thousands of people so full time.
In the past I've tried repeatedly to get things to layout decently on a wide selection of web browsers, but I have simply given up completely. I try to get it to work on a reasonably broad selection, and there are days when I get time to work on it, but I don't have the front-end skills to cope with the utter crap-fest that the web has become with regards layout. To be honest, I'm on the verge of converting things like this to a PDF so I can get proper control of the formatting and stop pissing away time on something that really, really should be better.

I'm sorry it doesn't work well on Android/Chrome, but I've tried, and I have neither the time nor the skills. 8-(

And as a side-comment - kudos to those who work hard to get stuff to render well on the web. One day there'll be a way for numpties like me to produce something that looks good and doesn't require endless fiddling.
I loved and used Image Composer for years after I'd moved on from Frontpage; I remember havng to install FP solely to get a copy of it (and some of the other tools like GIF animator)
The mythology is part of the situation, IMHO, rather than ideal people want to enable. It's how people avoid the anxiety without letting go of their narcissism.
I was able to quit using Juul. That is to say, I no longer smoke cigarettes or Juul.
Hell yeah. Who wants their "food" and "drugs" regulated? Free pain killers for all! Toxic additives are great!

Your complaint is a classic libertarian whine: you want the stuff you think is important regulated (though in practice you don't recognize how much of it already is), but the stuff on the margin is clearly an infringement on the fundamental rights of "free people".
"Your usage has been flagged as a violation of our terms of service".

Sweet can't browse bloomberg with links. Nice.
That isn’t even slightly true and it’s nonsense like this that is going to kill people when they switch back to smoking cigarettes.
Do you have a pad for under your desk? I find that I can't just stand all day without getting stiff either.
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The questions have been addressed, to the satisfaction of most scientists and medical researchers. When a particular group of scientists refuse to engage with the preponderance of evidence in a good-faith manner, I think we have to point out that is the case.
I am surprised how nobody in these comments mentioned images. The right-wing trolls are the ones that are able to create the most effective memes. This legislation therefore indirectly squashes political opposition to the EU's progressive liberal elites. Nationalism and the right is making a comeback in many European countries. As intended, this no doubt will slow that transition. Memes are some of the best ways to wake up to the damage the elites insane policies are doing to the EU. Without these, expect the acceleration of the decline of the EU. This is equivalent to cutting off the balls of their political opposition.
As long as Congress refuses to write laws with more specificity than 'Foo shall write regulations to prevent all bad things', then no - we're stuck with this.

I think this will change if we can elect more repreesentatives that are more intrested in serving 1-2 terms and writing good law than getting re-elected.
It's not moral panic. Vaping is just as harmful as smoking. Combustion is still the main chemical reaction, and the resultant compounds are just as toxic. They only smell nicer.
"I don't know what more the industry can realistically do"

I wouldn't mind if they just went out of business and did something useful instead.
Getting kids smoking is indeed morally reprehensible, but is it any more wrong than countless startups that exploit labor via the so-called 1099 "gig economy", who seem to get a free pass?
I'd say because tons of projects use curl anyway, whereas I for example have never heard of this uriparser.
Been using it for 3 months only. It is a great routine; quick and effective.
Recovery is a thing, but I find most of us non-athletes as a job can do way more than we think. I lift heavy 3-4 times/week. Cardio 2-3 days/week. Sometimes I might lift heavy at 6am and then do cardio at 6pm depending on my schedule.

If I show up at the gym and really feel lacking, I do a different muscle group. If I show up to the gym and I'm supposed to do bench, but I'm hurting - squat instead. Squats struggling? Do a pull up workout (I'm trying to get to 500 pull ups in a single workout). Whole upper body hurt? Push the sled around. Or do a full body weight workout which acts more as an active recovery.

There are a limitless amount of things that can be done.
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I do something similar - mostly because buildpack downloads seen to time out ever second time. Just wish I could find a trivial way to cache installed gems to really get things flying along.
How smart do you have to be to out-think a heart attack?