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Well, it's more complex than that.

In a country that has for many years only had a broadly two-party system, there was little effect to be had by voting for someone else. And given Glasgow's historical politics, that was always going to be the lefty party.

Things have changed, though. The devolved Scottish Parliament has now been in operation for 20 years; in Westminster, Glasgow North-East (which is the parliamentary constituency covering Springburn) was in 2015 one of the constituencies that saw its vote swing massively behind the pro-Scottish-independence party that was traditionally unpopular in UK-wide elections, though they narrowly lost that seat in the unexpected 2017 election.

And this is the reason it is important – drugs policy is reserved to the UK government, and there's a fair bit of chat about it now.
Paul Sweeney is one of the last remaining Labour MP's in Scotland, its very unlikely he will survive the next election. the MSP's are majority SNP now as has Glasgow Council recently been replaced by the SNP.

I see the drug problem in described first hand, I live in Glasgow city center and if our tenement flat door is opened at night in the morning I will be stepping over users and needles on the stairs.

However things are changing, the SNP are pushing for drug consumption rooms, currently being blocked by the UK GOV, but they are under increased pressure and will either buckle or independence will make it a non issue, as well as general city wide improvements, better policing + rehabilitation, reducing of shorter sentences etc.
Oslo wants to cut greenhouse gas emissions by 95% within 2030 (Google translate)
> Who gets to control the server being compromised?

I was thinking about phones, not servers.

> then the buyer can log all the network traffic and find the incoming attack traffic and work out the exploit from there.

Is it really that easy? I'm not a security researcher, but I imagine that most exploits aren't just a magic byte sequence you send to the victim -- so I assumed that just a single observation of a successful attack is not enough to understand it easily.
Yup. About $20k USD that I had withdrawn. It was a payment to a developer.

If you look closely you can see all the paper towels the photog stuffed into the bag. (He also tried to steal one of the stacks, lol. It was his bag, and when he gave me the money back it was short. He accidentally “missed” one of the stacks.)
Many of us find most of your list disturbing as is. So we certainly don't use it as evidence that we'd like it to grow longer.
Yeah, I always forget about that. Of course somebody works on the factory and has to pee in the bottle. I'm wondering how is it really like for those who actually make stuff for giant corporations? I heard it's pretty bad, that these people are being exploited, but I also heard that it's not that simple and the conditions are not that bad actually, and the alternative is even worse.
But, you have to pay the taxi/train/Uber to go to every event across the city, right?
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More than 90% of a beef cow's body weight comes from pasture land grass and hay.

When's the last time the Midwestern plains area of the United States was forest? Before the beef industry, 50-100 million bison roamed the plains. It turns out that ruminants like bison and cows are essential components of a grassland ecosystem.
Haven't seen this data in the form of an interactive map before.

For anyone else wondering "Geographic Access" is based on public transport times to selected public services. This is outline in the methodology documentation [0].

[0] https://www2.gov.scot/simdpublictransport
New research on PTSD in elephants and other animals
I have often seen there are heavy implicit bias from USA based journalists/blogs when reporting non-us based companies. More so when reporting Chinese companies. China is the second-largest economy in the world. But there is always a "but" or an implicit Asterix when reporting anything positive about Chinese companies.

Second Largest smartphone manufacturer.
Largest supplier of network equipment.
6-7 largest tech company in the world.
170k employees in 170 countries.
100+ billion yearly revenue.
They are not even allowed to do business in USA. Arguably the most profitable market in the world.
My partner drives to work by car from Fhain to Reinickendorf because the PT connection is not great and it takes more time. So that totally makes sense.
For me commuting to work into Mitte is 20 minutes with PT with one change at Alexanderplatz, which is super easy. So it depends i guess.
> Yet, this new OS is still “plan B” for the Chinese technology giant, since Huawei will need to solve the biggest hole in the adoption of Harmony OS: the app ecosystem.

This is the sole reason that would prevent me from buying a smartphone with the Harmony OS.

Also, from the standpoint of a developer, Huawei releasing a new OS makes my life more complicated because there is a new platform that needs to be supported by my apps. If I decide to support it, though.
A major vuln can probably pretty reliably blip a share price, with FAANG and similar companies' shares that's going to be a chance to make fast bucks.
This is annoying on Android. System normally would kill (or suspend or whatever Android exactly does in those circumstances) other applications if Firefox ate too much of memory. And I would be happy with that, but unfortunately under memory pressure Firefox kills less important tabs. With memory hog in the backgrounds (these wonderful mobile games) I can jump between maybe 2 or 3 tabs before Firefox starts killing.
Lack of accountability. People get away with doing Evil (tm) things at companies, in the name of the company. Company gets a slap on the wrist.

US government was afraid to break up Microsoft. They were afraid to fine Facebook higher as well.
> This reductionist mindset about the environment that doesn't even attempt to quantify trade offs or factor for the important role livestock plays in crop production is beyond tiresome.

I'm not the one who wrote the UN report on climate change that recommends reducing meat consumption. Maybe take it up with the UN instead.

> Not to mention the absurd amount of carbs we already consume from plant based foods.

Speak for yourself. I eat a plant-heavy low-carb diet (I do eat fish, eggs and meat too).

But... you're not replying to what I was saying and that is that there are perfectly valid reasons to restrict what people are allowed to eat. I didn't say anything about not eating cows or whatever, you took my comment out of context, which was simply "There are plenty of valid reasons to restrict what people are allowed to eat." The first paragraph was simply giving examples of reasons that various people might have to do so.
Having a bug != being unable to deliver software
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Google is beholden to the US government, which does terrible things but generally tries to avoid doing them to US citizens en masse.

Huawei is beholden to the Chinese government which has happily mown Chinese citizens down with machine guns.
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And you probably can't even find an environment these days where swap on disk works better than swap on zram, people are just unaware that it exists and how it performs. You can squeeze so much out of zram, it's ridiculous. I'm thinking of dropping freebsd systems that I have just because of how much more I can fit on a system with zram and freebsd doesn't have it.
Huawei Unveils Long-Awaited In-House Developed Harmony OS
I'm not talking about language here. The discussion is about _recursion_ which has vast implications for both language and thought.
This is a particularly active political issue too – drug policy is at present a reserved matter of the UK government, which means the devolved government of Scotland is missing some important tools they could use to help deal with the issue.

This something that the pro-independence Scottish government are making quite a bit of noise about now; some of it is probably opportunism, but Scotland's drug culture is different enough that it certainly seems to require different tools. In particular, there is pressure among some people for the introduction of safe drug consumption facilities, with the idea being that this keeps people off the street, with access to medical care, in the system, and with support to help them recover. These are currently prohibited in the UK.

We'll see what happens over the next few years, of course. The current UK government is unlikely to be giving any concessions.
Redheads are known to have greater pain tolerance. Perhaps there's a relationship to that phenomenon here.
Out of curiosity, what do you find disturbing exactly? That people who drive a vehicle which is capable of speeds that can easily cause death to passengers and other vehicles around them need to have a device mounted which visibly gives them an indication of how fast they are actually travelling?

Or do you find it disturbing that kids who don't know better yet are meant to be told that if they start smoking cigarettes, which are very addictive, can cause them to die 20 years earlier rather than telling them that it is "cool" which is what the ad industry did before?

Maybe from a complete selfish point of view I can see how it's annoying that I cannot buy alcohol just at any time of the day wherever I want, but the government is not being elected to act selfishly. They have a responsibility towards their electorate, and if something is causing people to get depressed, harm themselves and become unhappy, unproductive and a burden on the state, then it is the governments duty to implement regulation which can help prevent from falling into those damaging habits.
Cherry-picked anecdote doesn't change anything though. Skepticism applies to everyone, but more to companies (as well as individuals) that still haven't proven themselves.

Edit: To close04: No one, but you ever talked about Cisco.
Thanks, everyone, for your answers.

I made the mistake of assuming that the web API would only give access to data related to a specific client device (thus only "leaking" info about that client).

If their web API gives access to info of other clients, that is indeed a serious design fuck-up.
Are they using social media more and more additionally to watching TV, or is it shifting more towards social media? And if it is: is social media worse than TV, and why?
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Not related to showdead, but one can also get shadow banned from being able to up- and downvote here.
While others find it as a reasonable middle ground between banning things outright(which never works anyway) and letting everyone do whatever they want even if it harms others.

You are living in a society after all.
Market monopoly is bad for the market's harmony.

Two non-colluding competitors are better than a monopoly;
three better than two.

Hypothesis: Anything more than a 33% market capture by a producer is bad for consumers eventually.
It's not that simple and my guess is that the AG wont win it (neither do they care to)

Unless it can be demonstrated scientifically that humans are the primary cause of climate change (despite what you hear that causality is not established) I don't think there is any case what so ever unless some weird inconsequential settlement.

Also

A life without fossil fuel is a life most of us don't want to live.

So sure there are drawbacks with using fossil fuels just as there were with using wood or just as there is with dong or other lesser versions of fuel.

But the benefits far outweigh the drawbacks. We wouldn't have this conversation if it wasn't for fossil fuel.

Last but not least. This smells of politics, not of justice. NY is trying to push for a much more green profile. So it's likely to do with that probably as an attempt at getting de-blasio nominated (yes politics is that scruppules)
Before somebody show me the code or even just few screenshots other than https://www.huaweiupdate.com/screenshots-of-ark-os-the-new-h..., I'm going to assume this OS is based on Microsoft PowerPoint.

I been watch related news since the first broke out, but I noticed all the news was just like "OakOS will be a better OS", "Hongmeng OS will be the Android killer", " HarmonyOS will be an alternative OS that can run on anything".

"Will be" is a very empty word, and I want to see the real info.
A funny thing is that "SJW" wasn't at all a pejorative. It is a self-selected name. The early usage was people proudly calling themselves SJWs.

To now say that SJW is a perjorative is weird. Sure, many of the people using the term happen to really dislike SJWs, but how can a self-selected name ever be a perjorative?
It is just one person's opinion. You don't have to try to slam it down as 'petty'.

They didn't say they reject candidates based on this, simply that it doesn't make a 'good impression'. Weather you agree or not, it shouldn't be hard to understand why someone would think that.
You really should read through Exxons internal documents that have been disclosed as part of this process. They far exceed what you are describing in terms of uncertainty. Not only did they conduct a mini IPCC to evaluate the public science they conducted their own original research. Then based on all of this they drew up operational plans for the effect on their Arctic operations.
College Still Pays Off, but Not for Everyone
Zswap is still backed by disk, it's better than a raw swap of course, but disk is still a problem. I fallback to zswap only if I can't use zram on a system.
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This is just a list of unrelated facts. Totally incoherent.
> S-Bahnen sind Eisenbahnen und fahren mit Bahnstrom, also 15 kV 16,7 Hz Wechselstrom.

Wrong, in Hamburg it uses 15 kV AC only on one track outside the city, everywhere else it's using 1200 V DC.
And if these companies had their way users would be spending every waking minute on their platform, collecting that sweet sweet ad revenue. That's what happens when primary business success metrics are engagement and hundreds of micro-experiments are run every day to make these platforms addictive as possible.
"Trading card game booster packs vs. video game loot boxes"

it's not even close to equivalency. The contents of booster packs is predetermined before the moment of purchase. Whether you buy them, or your buddy buys them, you'll get the same cards. With vidoe game loot boxes, you can modify the contents of the lootbox at the moment of purchase depending on who's the buyer. Perhaps it's a popular streamer, so you'll boost his winrate so that people watching the stream can go "wow, that was so worth it, I'll buy some boxes too". Perhaps you'll boost the winrate for a whale, only to get him hooked and put him on a dry period with no good loot at all. The online nature of such transactions offers much capabilities for abuse.
Sex with more than one person at a time is corrupt and disgusting, apparently.

May I be allowed a different opinion?
This is quite a visible moral panic as we can see people glued to their phones in public places, e.g. on the train or bus.

I am not a Facebook person myself but I see no harm in someone spending their time commuting on a train using Facebook instead of something more worthy, e.g. reading a newspaper.

Behind closed doors people plug in to regular TV programming and spend hours on games consoles. There are only so many hours in the day and people who spend hours on social media are spending less time watching regular TV.

Instead of moral panic we need some better numbers. For instance we have unemployment numbers, we could also do with numbers of how many people lost their lives to Facebook/X-Boxes/YouTube/trawling Wikipedia this month.
Peak population growth rate was 50 years ago. -> https://ourworldindata.org/world-population-growth

What we are currently seeing in absolute numbers is a huge number of people with a lower growth rate out-reproducing a lower number with a higher growth rate in the past.

Education, available contraceptives, low child mortality (yes, low mortality as that makes having children less of a gamble and therefore you can get away with having fewer) automatically lead to lower fertility rates.
Sure, I'm in favour of moving subsidies away from these too. Corn is largely used for animal feed (and also unhealthy stuff like HFCS) and the modern diet is much too overloaded on corn, wheat and soy and its making us unhealthy. Wheat or wheat derivatives are also added as a filler to many foods, which, as someone who has family members who have celiac disease, is pretty frustrating. There are plenty of non-animal products that it might make sense to encourage. As I said, I'm not against subsidising animal products, but I suggested reducing it because the UN said we should eat less meat.
American Capitalists: We don't need a new law, if a company commits a tort you can sue them for damages ... but don't use bottom-feeding lawyers who are constantly targeting reputable businesses.
That C++ problem is partially fixed via enable_if, static_assert and constexpr if.

And fully fixed in future C++20 codebases with concepts.
That is a good list... I think people think of social media as different since it is a computer program/app instead of a physical product but really there is no difference legally or philosophically!
Chrome’s new Incognito privacy features are already being sabotaged by websites
What The Font was an example. I used multiple tools to find an obscure font. It was my first time trying to search for 2 fonts whilst I only had logo where the 2 fonts were used. One was relatively easy, the other one not. It cost me some time because like you say not every tool is as good as you'd expect it to be, but I did succeed.
I’ll add my recommendation for “Poverty Safari”, it’s an eye-opening read.
>This immediately made me wonder if I have ever seen "without offering any actual proofs" added as a qualifier to any of the press statements of Apple, Microsoft or Google.

I would go a little further, even the use of the verb "to claim" is in itself a little diminutive, had it been one of the big US companies their CEO's would have probably "said", "stated" or "announced" or "affirmed" (and not "claimed").
Honestly it is a bit weird how you seemingly jumped the thread to address my other comment. My point is still the same whether it is about programming or programming culture. This material is mostly produced elsewhere and present in all programming outlets. What makes HN different is to a large extent what they focus on in the article, including the mix of programming and mainstream news. Most other outlets don't allow this, especially not as liberally. It is easy to equate HN with programming culture, but I just don't think it is really how things are. Hacker News also has a specific different culture. Of course one might argue that allowing more popular content makes programming culture more accessible, and exposes more people to it. I just object to the slight dismissal of the article, because that is the topic at hand. But now below the fold.
Don't forget ingredient lists, nutritional information labels, and the newer reference intake labels. Take a look at any alcoholic beverage to see what happens when such labels are voluntary.

Material Safety Data Sheets is another regulation that manufacturers are forced to follow but is pretty damn useful for end consumers also.
You probably longed for stricter parents when growing up. You still are. I'm assuming you're an adult.
Huawei has done several sessions at FOSDEM regarding their microkernels research.

They are at it for a long time already.
How many US CEOs would have directly compared it to a specific competitor product on the announce?
Softbank can.
Does Tildes enable admins/mods to use either shadow banning or shadow removal?
Search FOSDEM talks from Huawei.

Most likely it is based on the work they have been showing there the last couple of years.
There's also a bit of discussion on the link I posted, which got enough points but never made it to the front page https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=20651984
According to this[1] and many other articles, the NASA space pen story is just a myth.

1. https://www.scientificamerican.com/article/fact-or-fiction-n...
Arethuza posted a link to map visualisation of data on various factors around deprivation in Scotland. Here is Springburn on that map in case you are curious: https://simd.scot/2016/#/simd2016/BTTTTTT/14/-4.2336/55.8776...
My issue with drug policy revolves around two key points:
1. The war on drugs is an utter failure (by that I mean, it hasn't halted drug use but there are likely those in power who benefit from this)
2. None of their policies tackles root causes, e.g. putting ex-drug users back into their old habitats will likely guarantee they'll just do it again.

I'm from Glasgow (Kirkintilloch), live in Ayrshire now, and I saw it first hand: I had two friends die of OD's years ago.

I only visit Glasgow city centre on occasion and each time I do it appears to get worse but I live near Irvine now and you can tell a mile away who's had their methodone so it's no better down here.
How about we make it impossible for Trump or Merkel or Abe or Xi Jinping to sell their coal-powered production to any country in the world?

The question is rhetorical and is meant to show that 1) this proposal is not a “global solution”, as punishing a single country would hardly make any difference; and 2) you’re personifying a country’s exports, associating them to an administration you disagree ideologically with, to make it sound evil, and that is not rational nor productive.
You could check a pretty well-known economist Khazin e.g. worldcrisis.ru.
When the CEO of Apple says something, it happens.

Huawei have yet to prove themselves in this space.
I take it you don't know that some areas of London have a wide mix of classes with poor people living almost next door to fabulously wealthy ones.

It maybe a some one working a late night shift going home or some minimum wage delivery driver working for Just eat etc
In my country (Italy) we kept receiving threatening letters as well as random phone calls, sometimes even attempted inspections although unless they came with the police and a warrant you simply wouldn't let them in.
Some context: the original law declared the tax was due for state owned TV reception, so when in the late 70s to 80s private owned TV stations boomed, some people modified their TV sets so that the state TV could not be received. Problem solved? Nope! the government promptly modified the tax into a more general tax. The text is so vague that it could be applied to cellphones and computers too, although they always told that's not the case, but the vague text remains.
Anyways, letters, phonecalls and random visits went on for decades, then a few years back a genius politician solved the problem by integrating the TV tax within the electricity bill. If you don't own a TV set (and know your rights) you can still declare that and get the amount cut from the bill, but that will ensure an inspection will follow.
Claiming and demonstrating are two different things. Let's see it in action.
At least one?

https://www.cnet.com/news/wwdc-2018-apple-diss-android-faceb...

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HarmonyOS is sort of a vaporware, isn't it? We heard about it, but if someone comes out with a new product then he should demontrate it. So skepticism is in order in this case.
Rescue services were a good example indeed. Software developers are needed for people processing large amount of information, while local communities can do well with simple solutions.