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> Or even someone who is truly proficient with NeXT or MacOS and able to use the object APIs that applications expose to script their environments efficiently.

Where can I read up on this? I want to get more proficient with macOS and this sounds interesting.
I second gandi.

A very good UI/UX on their web service, a clear API that's usually well supported for domain TLS auth (certbot), a very complete documentation, and a good support.
My point is she thinks it would be great to have no one expect you to be a decent parent and she passes it off as men having it better in her article. I'm saying, that for a dedicated parent, it's worse.
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One personal story NEVER beats a thousand (correctly orchestrated) medical statistics.
> They tend to believe that the body naturally heals itself. If I had a cold, growing up in New Zealand, I was told, "Eat a cucumber," or, "Have a drink of what the neighbour made."

Well, the body does heal itself, most of the time. But her description of a cold puzzles me - is it normal to take medicine (as opposed to just tea or soup) for an ordinary cold? Because taking drugs for something as minor as a cold is utterly alien to me.
How many kids do you have & what kind of a job?
Why should someone concentrate on that? This area is mostly understood fairly well.

It's just the current amount of storage is tiny compared to the need. California has had 15 GW ramps before to give you the scale of what you'd need for only a grid with renewables and storage and technically you need much more than that.

Uncertainty is one of the big topics in this area. Load forecast is very accurate, but wind and solar is difficult to get right in the day out timeline.
>whole screen updates directly over the wire

Not whole screen. Whole windows.

You can use VNC, but it won't integrate well with other windows.
I stand corrected. That's great to hear!
Isn't there an example to his personal page in the GitHub README?

https://github.com/jstrieb/urlpages#examples
When I was around ten years old, way back in the early 80s, friends of mine used to do this. I never took part, because skating the edge of death didn't seem like any fun to me. To this day, I've never been unconscious other than to sleep. If I had to have my leg amputated and there were a local-anesthetic-only option, I'd choose that (not that I'd likely be able to convince a surgeon to do it).
I think being unmarried as a woman was a recipe for a live in poverty back then.
Not American but I'm slightly moving toward less car. Walking takes time, but it's a systemic relationship, not a linear one.

I wake up earlier: walk or jog twice a day. It's quite relaxing if you have a park nearby, you breath better air, eat less, sleep better, and do more.

comical bonus point: saving the gym membership money.

We should invent an hybrid of modern and vintage. Go back to a lot of crafting (because it is ultra satisfying for your body and mind to have such skills), just no to primitivetechnology levels (not that I have anything against it personally). Keep a bit of modern but do more ourselves and in groups.
> - This may or may not mean that major distributions binary packages will simply stop being verifiable - it depends on who uses what key server in what chain of trust. We probably won't find out till more bad actors poison more wells

All distributions I know use a pre-shared keyring for package signing, distributed on the initial installation media. Public keyservers are not involved.

This is unaffected by any issues with web-of-trust and public keyservers.
I agree that the author's mom did a horrible thing to him by not getting vaccinated. But the whooping cough and tetanus are on him -- he describes being aware of the importance and need for vaccines well before he contracted those diseases. And even after contracting whooping cough, he still failed to get his tetanus vaccine, which would have saved him from his painful and life-threatening case of tetanus he contracted soon afterwards.
fundamentally, the question is whether we have a tax "revenue" problem (dollars in) versus a tax "spending" problem (dollars out).

my opinion is that the government already wastes a lot of tax money and is not efficient at all. before we give the government any more tax money, despite where it comes from, they need to be more resourceful with the tax dollars they have.
Example: https://jstrieb.github.io/urlpages/editor/#eyJjc3MiOiJib2R5I...
At one of the large companies I've worked before, the corporate filter barred access to https://graphics.stanford.edu/~seander/bithacks.html because it was a hacking website. Which it cleverly determined, you've guessed it, by checking the URL and seeing it had "hack" in there. Everything with "hack" in the URL was banned.

Pretty sure all those JavaScript ninja hackers they'd hired were a little baffled that they hire hackers but don't let them view nasty hacker pages...
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This is a really stupid hill to die on. Are you even serious? What you're describing is a massive hack built on a foundation of sand, and its absence is NOT an indication of Wayland's "truly flawed" protocol design, which I'm certain you haven't read about anyway.

> So why not use established protocols like VNC?

Yes indeed!
Depends on your religion and personal beliefs. Many people believe in redemption.
Except that seems unlikely and everyone else is saying it does work.
Also appears in Asimov's classic "I, Robot" collection, as a Powell and Donovan story called "Runaround"[1].

[1]: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Runaround_(story)
No, The trend I noticed starting years ago, which according to various articles Ive seen is now complete and institutionalized there, is that:

High ranked mod/troll types, who seem to spend all day there trying to get more karma for some reason, constantly cruise for new questions. They dont know much about programming in general, and have zero knowledge of my specialist field for example. If they see a question that superficialy resembles or shares certain keywords with another one they will close it as being answered already (pretty much acting like particularly dumb bots) even if it has nothing to do with the existing question, or if the existing question is massively out of date and irrelevant because of updates to the software in question.
Good luck with that. --Georges St. Pierre

When someone has a closed reasoning system, even an emotional story will not sway them. It will be waved away as a rare outlier, or something God wanted to happen to that person, or fake news ginned up by Big Pharma, &c.

People like anti-vaxxxers don't just have strong beliefes, strongly held, they have integrated their beliefs into their personal identity, they have integrated their beliefs into their tribal membership, and they have converted them into a persecution complex.

Those three things--personal identity, tribal membership, and persecution complex--brush truth aside like chaff in the breeze.
I had a phenomenal experience building a raspberry pi lab in a secondary school in the soweto-kayole slum on the outskirts of Nairobi. We spent 6 weeks training academic facilitators to maintain equipment and enrolling students in programming courses through Khan Academy, Code Academy, and other online platforms. The hardest part was teaching young adults that have never consistently used a computer how to use a keyboard and mouse. Also, how to navigate a desktop environment. It's been successful and we have seen a few programmers come out of the school with marketable skill. Students usually leave to search for a hustle to get food and clean water.

Kenyan culture and programming appeared to be oil and water for a lot of students and some teachers. They are incredibly relational and always run into to friends and family on the way to important meetings. Sometimes forgetting to show up completely because they were hanging out. We called it "Kenya Time". All the clocks ran on Kenyan Time. I had teachers get upset at me because they showed up 4 hours late to a meeting and I wasn't there.

The teachers and students that got the importance of deadlines, methodical approaches, and being on-time excelled and usually came out of the slum with a decent little programming gig.
It works because there are remarkably few country names starting with D that don't start with DE. And everyone picks the same E.

Now try asking for an animal whose name starts with U.
In India, we always boil milk irrespective of source. That's way hotter than pasteurization.
What makes them "one of the best in the business" when evaluating their trustworthyness?

I wonder if it really would be a good choice to use a registrar from another country.

Since I am not based in France, I could probably not afford to sue them in case they mess up.

So if they mess up, my leverage to get them to act is probably non existant.
>cannot be taken down

But all you did is shift the burden of hosting it to wherever you post the link, which can still take down your link.
Op is probably talking in terms of how to reach a person that has shown already they do not understand science (e.g. they are an antivaxer), not in terms of how to do good science. I suspect they are right in this case, albeit a bit optimistic.
I’ve had a few clients running SO enterprise. I too questioned it’s usefulness until I had some company/environment specific questions and immediately got answers. I think everyone needs something like this.
Do you or did you consume all of educational content through static text and images only? Or maybe, just maybe, a lot of things were explained and shown to you?
DayQuil/NyQuil (acetaminophen, antihistamine, cough suppressant) are fairly commonly used to address common cold symptoms.
Similar to this [0] from a few years ago.
That one also had some basic encryption included.
Some previous discussions[1,2] of that tool highlights that this can easily be abused for xss or distribution of illegal materials which you may not want to find yourself the focus of.

[0] https://davidpartson024.github.io/no_host/encryptedPageMaker...

[1] https://www.reddit.com/r/programming/comments/47gjbv/experim...

[2] https://www.reddit.com/r/InternetIsBeautiful/comments/4o76gn...
It thinks I’m addicted to opiates because of the suboxone ads it presents, only because sometimes I listen to 90’s techno, rave music.
You're being a little condescending and are not exactly making a good comparison. Stackoverflow was (is?) a really cool company and website, and as far as I knew they were making a reasonable profit. Consider that they allow visitors to post questions and answer, edit other people's questions and answers, and even query the database for any info that's public (e.g. not user passwords, but pretty much anything else), all without having an account. That's unique.The moderation model (that it's based on reputation except for a few elected members) is also also very unique. It's really a site by programmers for programmers, moderated by everyone who spends time there. Having them change the site completely, solely for making more profit, is unexpected. It would be similar to Linux announcing that the kernel will have a license fee from now on - you can be snarky about the cows and the grain, and indeed the kernel project is of huge value so it would make sense from a commercial perspective, but the kernel becoming paid and stackoverflow using annoying UI patterns are both not in line with their previous ways.
I've cut down to a 2GB plan for this reason. Initially I was just switching networks but I stuck with it because of how much better I felt. Being more data conscious made me realise how much time I was wasting. I used to consume 2-3 times more data and now I don't even hit my cap anymore.
You're right, I expected to see a huge link so I didn't notice it.

Here is how the link looks like :

https://jstrieb.github.io/urlpages/#JTBBJTNDIURPQ1RZUEUlMjBo...
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This is really interesting. It strikes me as a modern encrypted communications method, except as designed currently everyone already has the key. I wonder how much could be shared this way, and whether it could be sufficiently secured to become a “private” means of distribution.
Problem with personal stories is you can find one to support any viewpoint.
Nuclear today is surprisingly flexible, so it's totally feasible to use it not just for the baseload but for more, like 75% to 90% of the needed power. Hint: there's a country that has shown this as a viable solution.

> And if you add in whatever supplies the power until the nuclear gets built

I don't understand. Are you suggesting building a throwaway source of power until nuclear reactors are built ? That's not how things work. When there really isn't enough countries buy from neighbors. But I agree with your underlying point that building a plant takes a long time; that's why we need to stop being freaked out already and start building them, so we can get rid of all those coal plants.
"I will start off by saying that I'm a bit of an oddball. I browse exclusively in private browsing mode."

I don't think this is odd at all. I do most browsing in private mode, and I think that should be the default.

Letting every random link I click get added to my URL history is just distraction bait later. Password managers and autofill make it easy to log in when I need to. When I'll need to come back to a page later, it's easy to bookmark.

Persisting cookies and recording every URL clicked is one of those ideas that was neat 10 years ago, but on the modern web it causes more problems than it solves.
I also take it that this company didn't have any offices in essex?
I would prefer the sound to be universal instead of a mishmash of discordant sounds that we will end up with as every manufacturer tries to stand out, worse when each car may be different just from one manufacturer
woah, I thought of seven too, before reading the article or the comments.
it's almost like not everything should be about marketing and revenue maximization.
When you use "Short link to publish" in the editor, you are basically hosting it in tinyurl???
Browser fingerprint, referrers, available cookies, IP address immediately come to mind.
"Don't take unnecessary medication" is different from "do this naturopathic cucumber bullshit to cure your cold".
You have convinced yourself with a "~=". It doesn't address passive feedback as I mentioned, and the volume of transactions matters quite a lot, and is not even close to comparable.

Companies like Amazon, Walmart, and many more, solve problems at a scale and difficulty far exceeding any government, without a compulsory 42% draw against the population.
Well the "converter" is open source so anyone could host it, you just would have to replace the domain name with your own to open existing links.
You should wonder why did ACW did not degenerate into slaughterhouse like Russian or Chinese civil wars..

A lot of people now dream about such a thing, they have not perhaps read what that actually means. US let South get away with this crap because it WAS beaten and peace and unity of the country was worth a lot more.

The “traitors” things is somewhat silly, since even men who served with them Before the war did not consider them such. Most considered their state to supersede the union that is all. If Virginia did not secede Lee would have been happily helping Union put down rest of the states.

Lincoln movie has a great moment at the end of president talking to Grant, they were wise men and luckily for all involved did not turn the aftermath of the war into bloodbath that would span decades and turn US into police state.
I have this little fantasy where the car makers start selling a "big engine" noise as an optional extra to replace the default sewing machine noise, and then someone hacks it and cars start sounding like this https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oNnRGtVkr6E
In all my years, this is literally the first time I see the Stack Overflow home page. Why would I ever want to go there? All the information is in the pages with questions and answers.
Huh, looks like I have more to learn. I’ve only ever seen gas furnaces used to heat wherever there is gas supply available in the US (Northeast/Midwest/Pacific Northwest). Heat pump is only used as air conditioner if gas available. I assumed this was because it’s not possible or efficient to operate a heat pump in colder temperatures.
what about data urls? No need for hosting page:

data:text/html,%3Ch1%3EHello%2C%20World!%3C%2Fh1%3E
This is like Google not allowing free use of its search
If you're using an electronic id card then you don't have the same username and password values that your website uses. You likely won't even use the same fields. Authenticating through that usually just involves a separate button.
Cant speak for the others, but RBS wasn't a 'model' bank. RBS and Barclays were well known as the risker banks. I don't recall any concerns raised about Northern Rock, or the other ex building societies though. Maybe that's the interesting parallel here, the midsize banks aren't watched as closely and manage to drag down the too big to fail banks.
At Google it's not uncommon to have common code "libraries" actually being separate process exposing a stubby rpc interface (similar to gRPC) over shared memory IPC. It solved several inter-language issues that plagued things like swig and counterintuitively it can also be as fast of even faster than direct cross-language integration.
Sorry, but if you're 36 years old and you don't have a tetanus vaccination, you don't get to blame your mother anymore. You're supposed to get a dip-tet or TDAT booster every ten years, and if you're 36 you've only failed yourself. This article is full of examples of failure by the subject. Contracting whooping cough in her 30s as well? And that wasn't enough motivation to get the tetanus vaccine?

It's fine as a cautionary tale, but the subject is still a walking disease vector as she is taking her time getting vaccinated.
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All content included in "pen register data" (headers). Thumbs up from the LE/intelligence community! /s
Sorry don't get this. The basic premise of REST is to access information stored on the network elsewhere. You are asking people to store information in their bookmarks.
Wait - "by default"? Is there a way to fix the window switcher?

[Edit] Never mind, I see others volunteered info. Having come from Windows, I thought I was just stuck with the way things were. Fixing this today!
Basically we got lucky. We bought our house 7 years ago, just before the housing bubble went crazy again. I live in the SF Bay Area to be honest we almost gave up and went back to renting but managed to find a house just before we gave up.

My wife makes 50% more than me, but we bought a house that we could afford on one salary. It’s in a nice neighborhood but not super fancy. It’s the house I plan on dying in. We have lived well below our means and was able to save a good down payment that helped. Not living above your means and maintaining a standard of living well below that is the most important thing, in my opinion. Not having worked for FANG (not being able to get in because I’m not good enough to pass the interviews) and not being able to amass great wealth from stocks, basically it’s been from saving.

My wife is more successful than I am, but I stunted my career to take more of the child rearing. That said my career isn’t terrible, I make a good salary but I turn off my phone at 3pm every day. My calendar automatically rejects all meeting requests after 230pm and I pick up the kids and spend more time with them to give my wife the opportunity to further her career.
I actually doubt this narrative to be true. Woman had there way of getting "saved" by other men, institutions and religion for all this time.
The only thing always there was the victim narrative.

Source: Grew up in a evangelical household- woman always held the hidden strings, and used most of the males (who choose this lifestyle) as shields and pawns to play.
That’s what I meant. By ‘much’ I meant that by eating a lot whole foods it’s really hard to be obese, you’ll get full faster or they are just not caloric enough. I guess I should improve my English writing skills ;)
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Right, and then they'll point you at an equally poignant story about a kid who was vaccinated and then was diagnosed with autism.

If the hypothetical anti-vaxxer didn't already know that life-threatening diseases exist and can be prevented with vaccines, that's probably where you should have started your argument.
With good reason... the labor force is such that employers don’t want teenagers and the strings attached to them (ie work hour limits, etc). They prefer to put adults on call.
I'll normally take a decongestant, but not like antibiotics or anything.
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No we haven’t. Our decision is to pay off the mortgage as slowly as possible. The interest rate on the mortgage is 3.5% so if inflation rises significantly, we will be paying negative real interest rates for much of the duration of the mortgage.
I have to say this reeks of overmedication.
an idea - I write an answer on SO - and they auto populate my blog (or the other way round with some javascript hook or whatever) - as long as mine says "rel:cananoical" this is something i would look at seriously ?

Then again Inknow a number of people who have the SO scores on their CVs
You haven't thought about how you couldn't have free will is what I assume when reading what you responded. I don't think there is anything you can write to show that you have free will and everything proves otherwise when concerning scientific research. I still like to see what people think and when they believe to have free will. Whatever the response you make is by fate is understood. As well as your opinion being by fate and if you want to stay delusional or accept reality. Me writing I think you cannot accept reality was fated and it doesn't mean your mind won't ever get the variables to understand reality. Heck, you may even understand everything after reading about it as well and that would be by fate if so.
Btw, I really care that people don't live in delusions and so if you ever want to know why you shouldn't be deluded.. Let me know.
Just want to be the one person to reply corroborating this opinion as my experience with the iOS 11 and 12 betas meant frequent crashes and absolutely terrible battery life.
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Wait until they find out about browser URL length limits :)
I used to go to stackoverflow.com to check for the new questions and write answers.
Isn’t their a strong argument out there that hormones play a bigger role in why people become obese? E.g., insulin resistance from too much sugar, which makes the body store fat.
The subject of this thread is ugly fruit and vegetables. They don't make it into the grocery store, let alone all the way to ones home (in fresh form).
This would be the norm for ~15 year olds in my country, ~15 to 30 years ago?
The pdf is about representing graphs with geometry, not representing geometry with graphs.
Like Mega or 0bin?
Crop insurance pays out at least five billion dollars a year in the US so it’s not solely “when conditions are very poor”

There are other hidden subsidied, such as tarriffs on sugarcane meaning most fructose in the us comes from corn. A tarriff on a competitor is economically the same as a subsidy.
When I’m feeling really crappy during a cold, a bit of codeine and aspiring really helps with the symptoms.

People ask me what “I’m taking” for a cold but there’s not much you can do about a viral infection other than take ARV’s (which is quite extreme!)

The whole Vitamin C thing is a total myth although I do believe a good diet helps.
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