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I'm assuming that you are using something in unity, which can be easily installed in later versions. Just do apt install ubuntu-unity-desktop
There is an option. Apple offers a business program called “Joint Venture” that includes loaners. Sounds like exactly what you need.
You have to find a way of applying and removing the heat in order to make that happen - for watches I would have thought the normal "self winding" kinetic mechanism was best.
Very, very carefully
There’s a lot of research that backs this up. The process is far more important than the document you are creating.
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He seems self-aware enough to realize that he was disinvited because of his conservative voting record. That's the point. The things he's voted for a bad for the country and its people.

He is exhibiting a common tactic for right-wingers. Break norms, assault liberal republican democracy and then cry foul when someone calls them on it. Some of the people that will be at black hat are threatened by the policies they advocate.
Hour documentary on wootz:

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=OP8PCkcBZU4
I understand your point, but Google maps is also a useful and free. I think contributions to both OSM and Google is worthy and helps everyone. I personally use Google maps in most cases and contribute back to it, I see no issues with this.
> But the Reddit poster uses the Mac for his job in the music industry. So I'd say it is a necessity.

The general idea is that when it comes to business, contingency planning and backups (data and hardware) are considered to be requirements.
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"Optimal" is a moving target.
One of the best features of Vue 2 is how declarative components are.

The syntax proposed here is much more imperative, making it more difficult to read and understand components.
You did a handshake to the NAT server, which passed it on to the destination behind the firewall?

I'm more a Unix person that a network person so it's possible I'm missing something, but I'm not sure what it is. Thanks for replying.
That was my first thought. I'd be out of there. Though you might want to ensure its not going to catch that floor on fire.
I had a Sun Sparc Classic with a Sun 17" CRT monitor. It was the monitor that caught fire due to a build of dust on the electronics. Call me dirty, I guess.
As far as I know, Skype is E2EE..
Thank you. That's what I was thinking. The jobs I'll apply won't be math oriented.
I love Japanese high quality items, but I think we worship them a bit due to the fact that they are foreign imports from a different culture. For some categories mentioned by the OP, some non-Japanese items are superior.

In the same way, the Japanese worship even more some Western goods and have gone out of their way to copy and sometimes improve them. For example, there is a whole subculture in Japan that adores old American tees and denim. They create exceptionally high quality reproductions using original equipment [1].

[1] https://www.wsj.com/articles/SB10001424052970204542404577157...
>Lenovo has been certifying their model for Ubuntu (probably for enterprise customers) for a quite a long time

That certification racket between lenovo, canonical and redhat is not worth the paper it's printed on. It has no bearing on anything. Some firms/governments like such papers. That's about it.
Well, look at the better shows on the channel; it is at least watchable when compared with the status quo. It used to suck way more.
One thing I’m curious about is how the researchers even tell that the hybrid is a bottom dweller. They have only seen the skull, not what was inside the hybrid’s stomach. Can some biologist shed some light here?
I think the differences are that 1) Equipment can be produced competitively, driving down the profit on an equipment rental business, whereas in certain cities the housing is not allowed to be produced in great numbers, and 2) For a business, the depreciable capital expenses are tax deductible, while land is never depreciated or amortized (since land lasts forever). These factors reduce the profit and income tax for an equipment rental business. On the other hand, where housing is expensive, a large fraction of the rent is payment for the land, which the business cannot deduct.

> Again, this probably just betrays how little I know on the topic, but: couldn't we just tax land and housing separately?

Yes, my point in this thread was that individual taxes on vacant, rental, and imputed rental property are more complicated than a tax on the land value (except that Proposition 13 prevents us from increasing property value taxes).
I'd rather go and catch the previous one, we may never see another one. Could a New Horizons class probe reach it?
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This is literally what currently prevents me from doing DIY IoT projects at home. I'm not proficient enough in hardware to build battery-powered items, and I'm scared of leaving unattended anything I built that's powered off a wall wart.
this article is extremely weird. juul is doing exactly what you would expect it to do if the product was completely safe. what is wrong with marketing your own safe product?

the article refers to "mounting evidence of health complications", but there is no high quality evidence showing that ecigarettes or non-tobaccco nicotine products are unhealthy.

actively opposing safe and effective alternatives to cigarettes will lead to a huge number of avoidable deaths. it's hard to see why so many journalists and public health professionals are so invested in the failure of ecigs as a product.
Sorry just catching up. Just the regular Linux network sysctl optimizations. Not all of them may apply to Raspbian or the hardware you are running it on.
How come? If you are an american: https://www.amazon.com/Nokia-Unlocked-QWERTY-Dedicated-Micro...

They are being sold a lot on ebay etc. too. Refurbished and cheap, if you are willing to wait for the package.

I use C3-00 and non of it's (primitive) smart features. It's still a dumb phone.
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> If you pour cold tea on your only laptop at 7pm just before a gig, buying and setting up a new laptop could prove difficult.

Your hypothetical is not consistent with the redditor's complaint. The redditor implies that he can survive without the laptop for a day or two--but things become problematic around five days, so I think @tiew9Vii's point-of-view is reasonable.

It's also consistent with my situation. I make my living off of my laptop. I don't have a spare, which I think would be a financial waste. If my laptop suffers a catastrophe, I will rent/purchase a stop-gap device. I can take a productivity hit for the 24-48 hours it takes me to get back up to speed.
> Break norms, assault liberal republican democracy and then cry foul when someone calls them on it.

Most people in the U.S. do not think elective late term abortions should be lawful. Opposition to elective late term abortions is the norm, whatever you think about the issue.
Requiring login to view PDF files is pretty annoying.
They have their disadvantages though, since the angles between incident light and surface are only mostly preseved in practice: e.g. scattering from single facet radii (due to limited manufacturing precision), the necessity of draft facets that do not serve any optical function and introduce artifacts through unwanted refraction/reflections (and even lateral light transport due to total internal reflection and refraction towards a neighbouring facet). These effects are what usually makes fresnel lenses with a large amount of cuts appear a little blurry or milky, depending on the manufacturing precision.

You can reduce the influence of the draft facets to a degree but only if you have a point-like source (e.g. large lens diameter compared to light source size). Artifacts will be more or less visible for different object points, compared to a smooth lens.

It's a tradeoff between form factor, efficiency and quality - you wouldn't use them in high-power laser optics or telescope mirrors.
If you like this kind of thing I recommend: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hard_Rain_Falling
Even worse. The policies he advocates are keeping other people out entirely. Even Adi Shamir (the S from RSA) had trouble getting a travel visa a while ago.
Sure, but you need processes to get all the names and adresses every time you send statements by mail, for example. Someone somewhere needs to be able to access the data. Not “everyone”, but not “nobody” either. How do disable access from database admins? Do you keep all the listings in microfilms in a safe in a guarded room in the basement?
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If your smartphone catches fire, in a lot of cases your camera just caught fire!
Why is this controversial? Black Hat is a private business that needs to decide how best to make attendees happy and convince them to return. Hurd's beliefs/votes are (as far as I can tell) uniformly in the minority[1][2][3][4][5], which means his presence is likely to make most of the attendees angry, perhaps to the point of boycotting the event.

The majority of Republicans want businesses to have the right to refuse gays[5], so it seems logical that they (and Will Hurd) would support the right to refuse to include someone based on ideology.

1. https://www.pewforum.org/fact-sheet/changing-attitudes-on-ga...

2. https://www.businessinsider.com/americans-gun-control-belief...

3. https://climatecommunication.yale.edu/visualizations-data/yc...

4. https://news.gallup.com/poll/1576/abortion.aspx

5. https://www.prri.org/spotlight/most-americans-oppose-religio...
Yeah, "hellbanning" scammers is a good idea, instead of giving them a simple 401 code. Increasing the cost of their scam is the best mechanism.
That does not work at all and just confused me. The angles must change on the interrupted parts to follow the general curve of the lens' surface.

https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Fresnel_lens.svg is a very good illustration.
What is an "advanced education for grade schoolers"?
This made me wince.

I haven't backed up my mac in 10 months now simply out of laziness, it contains some sensitive client work that NDA doesn't allow me to put in the cloud, it's millions of dollars worth of work and contracts, if I lose it, my company loses those clients as well.

And my MBP gets really hot sometimes. Expect a TIFU from me at anytime.
I'd recommend Purely Functional Data Structures by Okasaki.

https://www.cs.cmu.edu/~rwh/theses/okasaki.pdf
I'm not sure if I'm misreading something, but are you claiming that higher IQ does not correlate with higher income? You'll have to source that claim, if that's what you're claiming.
Sure, Governments can. The difference is companies can fight it in court. And win.

https://www.eff.org/deeplinks/2016/12/how-tech-companies-can...
Almost always faster, actually.

https://github.com/Rdatatable/data.table/wiki/Benchmarks-:-G...
> Existential ennui is great to grapple with, but out of scope for a public forum discussion about whether Mass Effect delivered on the promises it made or not.

Honestly I couldn't care less about ME3, I didn't play it for completely different reasons. I just found the philosophical concept of "decisions matter" much more interesting to talk about. I misjudged how much Hacker News would rather have a bitch-fest.

> "But none of our choices matter, ipso facto the premise of this discussion is pointless" is something you could say in any discussion.

First of all, my point is that choice do matter even when they do not affect the ultimate outcome. And I'm not saying it to disregard how the commenter feels about the game, but to highlight that their description of why they feel that way is a bad rationalization, and that they could learn something about how they approach the world from examining it.

If I appear upset, it's because Hacker News, ever willing to consider themselves above redditors without justification, seem to have decided that I was defending ME3 during their collective bitching sessions and expressed their displeasure with downvotes.
How will movies, as we know them, survive the next ten years?
That's wrong though. Our function is to reproduce. That is literally the reason life is a thing - and it is opposite of entropy.
Maybe you've been using chili sauce instead of thermal paste? /s
Does this support all Private Keys across all operations?

Trying to understand the coverage.
Shameful and counter-productive.

We have to return to free speech and the exchange of free ideas. Banning people for having opposing viewpoints is a big step backwards. If you disagree with someone, hear them out and then explain why your idea is better.
My bad! I was a bit drunk when posted that. I was talking about viewing the sine AC wave in the scope. Didn't try yet but I expect a funny smelly 'poof' and mainline fuses pop up. Probably my curiosity will finish blowing everything up just for confirmation. lol

You talk like you trust quite much in Digilent. I'll keep it in mind when looking for some instrumentation. Thanks a lot!
For example on iMac you won't have 5 GHz. Video: https://youtu.be/f_TTGYC4tmo it runs around 3.9 GHz for prolonged test, while keeping (IMO) dangerous temperature of 93C.
Humans are already almost as diverse as canids (wolves, dogs, coyotes) as a whole. Until the Bantu arrived in Southern Africa (I think less than 300 years ago, definitely les than 500) the San has been reproductively isolated for at least 200,000 years. You don’t need to wonder what that world would be like, you live in it. All non Sub Saharan Africans are ~2% Neanderthal. Papuans are 5% Denisovan, from probably three different sub populations, likely as different from each other as the major continental ancestry groups of today. Tibetans have a high altitude adaptation from
Denisovans at more or less ~100% fixation that is almost absent among the Han Chinese they otherwise closely resemble.

We fought with, killed and mated with the other kinds of human. They may not all still be here but there’s a lot of them in us. Humanity mostly comes from Africa around 200,000 years ago but there’s a lot of deep population structure that’s much older than that.
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"They" had analogue computers [1] and steam turbines [2] two millenia ago. Power hammers a few centuries ago seem pretty mild by comparison.

[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Antikythera_mechanism

[2] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Aeolipile
Could be worse. I tried to buy some model rocket parts (engines) for my model Falcon 9 a few months back, got to the checkout page, and was told I couldn't ship to my address in the Netherlands because of US export controls. Now that's a real conversion killer!
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"elective late-term abortion" is a right-wing talking point. The term is an invention used to help further criminalize something that the state shouldn't be involved in at all.
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I can’t pinpoint exactly when the shift happened, but in the recent past the tech industry was always the first to defend free speech and the open exchange of ideas. Today it seems to be increasingly beholden to a loud minority of employees with some very illiberal views about speech.
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If the other 20% is useful content then that's still an awful lot of content.
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60% recycling rate for PET bottles sounds very low compared to the 90% in Finland [1]. The deposit we have on plastic bottles ranges from 0.10€ to 0.40€ depending on the bottle size (the most common 0.5 ltr bottle has a deposit of 0.20€). Cans are recycled at an even higher rate of 95%.

[1] https://www.palpa.fi/beverage-container-recycling/deposit-re...
Nitpick: it's Wootz steel, not Wootz's steel. It wasn't named after someone called Wootz.
Reproduction is definitely a net increase in raw entropy. That's what is meant by "dissipating energy", I imagine.
Yep. I work in e-commerce selling cars (entire process is digital). We try to break down and explain each step because they're quite high impact decisions for the final amount and product.
Didn't feel 120V, but 220V is a weird experience. It's not the spiky puncture of a car's spark plug, it's like a scary wave flowing through you. As cool as deadly. (Kids, don't try at home!)

Oiga! Yo le subo wifi, usted baje unas chelas fresquitas! :p
Neal Stephenson's Baroque Cycle has about 35 enjoyable pages on this process, if anyone's interested.
Toutiao(another product of Bytedance - the owner of Tiktok) has announced a clarification of the statement: https://ibb.co/RHH8JT5. Toutiao disagree entirely with the statement that the contact information is not part of the users' privacy.
5% of the time, it's a permanent marker.
Is Facebook planning to launch its own digital identity standard with Libra?
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This one is interesting to me because I can hear (and speak) the difference but it's something I would have never thought of on my own. I think, that the difference here isn't in the vowel `-a-` but more on how the first syllable `rat-(/ratt-)` is stressed in Ratte vs Rathaus.

Bare in mind I'm not a Linguist, but my take on this is that the word Ratte just flows out of my mouth under one breath. The second syllable is is made without needing to "stop my voice" if that makes sense… I just move my tongue up to the top of my mouth to make a small `-t-` sound. Ratte is pronounced very quick.

Rathaus, on the other hand, there is a something like a full stop (but not really a full and total silence) in between `Rat-` and `-Haus`. And for whatever reason, it seems like I pronounce the `-a-` in Rathaus longer than I do in Ratte.
I don't know what his viewpoints are, but what if the person's viewpoint is "climate change is fake" and "the earth is flat". Wouldn't hearing them out just be a waste of time?
> but I am concerned that this is yet another data point in a growing trend where individuals are unwilling to engage with people who think differently from them.

This idea has been said a lot by conservative people over the last 5 years or so. Do you ever stop and reflect if maybe the issue isn't that people are unwilling to engage with different ideas, but instead that conservative politics in the USA have started to adopt truly unacceptable ideas? Many of those ideas are driven by religious dogma with which there can't be any reasonable engagement.

How am I supposed to engage with a party that has completely bowed to Trump? How do I engage with a Mitch McConnell who blocks bipartisan legislation from being voted on? How do I engage with a party that refuses to engage the issue of climate change? A party that wants to treat people as subhuman if their sexual preferences are not according to religious dogma? A party who is intentionally appealing to neo nazi groups? What kind of dialog do you have there?

Its especially irritating to read that kind of comment on Fox News, which is a unabashedly partisan news service.

There are ideas which we can debate, but let us not pretend that everything is open for discussion and compromise. I wouldn't expect people to engage with every crazy liberal idea and person either.
Thank you for answering. That sounds sensible, I guess.
> A long time ago I had a Dell laptop. When there was a problem Dell arranged an onsite and it was fixed within 24 hours.

I have had a similar experience with Dell - and on a laptop that cost a fair bit less than a MacBook Pro, FWIW.
No, it's not like setting font size. Actual fractional scaling as done by macOS and Wayland compositors is rendering at 2x and downscaling.

e.g. 1.5 scale on a 3840x2160 display means you have 2560x1440 logical pixels (3840x(1/1.5) = 2560), applications render for 5120x2880 (2560x2=5120) and get downscaled for 3840x2160.
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Luckily, that spirited discussion with Nevil Chamberlain kept WWII from happening.
"Just buy a new one" would be my personal approach too, but at least I have the humility to understand that not everyone is as fortunate as me.
I don't think safety is the primary issue, since it often isn't applicable to most cases where help is needed. Even though we focus an absurd amount of efforts to increase it that can only be described as madness, it is astonishing how much people are willing to risk if they are put in a situation where someone needs help.

But there are effects like the bystander effect that reduce the probability of help the more people are around. I would think CCTV would act as a similar way for people to question their impulse to help because of their surroundings.

A conscious decision could also be made here since many developed countries have laws that make the act of helping more dangerous from a legal perspective. Oh, you call that a cardiac massage? You killed that poor guy... [exaggerating here]

Why take any responsibility if big brother is around?

I have no data, just suggesting that it may be interesting to test something like that.

edit disclaimer: I regard CCTV as tech garbage that provides no value if it is used to identify people. GB is no more safe than other comparable countries that don't have it.
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So I think this claim is extremely overblown. One of the votes he was criticized for is a stem bill which I don't have the time to look up, and does not look defensible. The other things are abortion rights and he or the people he represents think that abortion is immoral. You aught to stop pretending like everyone who wants to put abortion restrictions in place wants to put women back in the kitchen, its not true and frankly it shows immaturity on the part of people who are unwilling to accept that people who disagree with you might not be corporate agents (even though congresspeople are on some issues).

In conclusion, your comment boils down to the idea that somehow half the country is just lying about their preferences and somehow magically the other half of the country knows exactly what they are really thinking.