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I’ve been working with JavaScript since before jQuery's release and have been using Node.js since v0.2. I also contributed a few patches to Node.js.

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When baling hay back in the day we would drop the beverages down the well in a fishing basket. Cold Cold drinks
I live in SF and can get door-to-door to a friend's house in San Diego in 3 hours.

Assuming both you and your friend live in the actual, respective airport terminals.

Otherwise, your numbers just don't jibe with the reality of typical fight and check-in times (let alone the time cost of, you know, actually getting to and from the airport).
You may want to add Countly (for both web and mobile) to that list (https://github.com/countly/countly-server) - which can be deployed on DO easily as well for free (https://marketplace.digitalocean.com/apps/countly-analytics)
My MBP doesn’t have a dedicated card and yet firefox manages to eat my battery as a snack
large chunks of downtown chicago are cooled with ice storage. See here:
https://enwavechicago.com/how-district-cooling-works/system-...
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Aside from the ~£30b raised in fuel taxes, there's also the ~£6b raised in vehicle excise taxes.

Both of those revenue streams go into a government general fund and are not allocated specifically for road maintenance, because they collect about 3x what is actually spent on highway & road infrastructure each year. [1]

In short, the roads & highways are massively profitable.

London's buses however, lose nearly ~£1b a year, which tanks the entire public transportation budget, and more than offsets the profit generated by the Underground.

[1] - https://www.racfoundation.org/data/road-user-taxation-highwa...
I don't see anyone complaining that Safari has a built-in Reader feature. Safari even has "Siri Suggestions" almost identical to this Firefox experiment. Pocket has been acquired by Mozilla, so it's not a 3rd party feature any more. It's really no different.

It seems that some people are just used to hating Pocket as if it was some kind of tradition.
>wars that cull 5-10% of the world population

Global war today is a good deal more serious prospect than global war in the early 20th century. Not sure you could have a global war without culling a whole lot more than 5 to 10% of people. Any war between Russia, or China, or the EU, or the US, is going to take out a very large number of people. 5% - 10% is extremely optimistic.
Say what you will about Firefox, but they do make it super easy to disable this nonsense.

- Options -> Home -> Firefox Home Content -> Uncheck everything

I personally leave "Web Search" enabled, which gives a Chrome-like/minimalist experience.
Locks often offer a lifetime warranty against manufacturing defects in their locks.

Is this a manufacturing defect in CPUs?

(The defect is baked into hard silicon out in the world, so the analogy is plausible.)
I still have it ! Thanks for the advice on the ilford SFX[1]

[1] https://filmtypes.com/films/ilford-sfx-200
> it's pretty insane.

All of this is. You can either live in something resembling the real world, or LARP your life away in a weird fantasy. If I were going to do the latter, I wouldn't pick this particular fantasy, it's boring and unoriginal. Try reading some good science fiction instead.
Windows 7 support ends on Jan 14, 2020.
You can't export the data wholesale from your ship though - you'd need another cable for that :D

The key word, though, was "uplink." Go straight to satellite, and let the intelligence agencies sift through what they want.
Maybe the real thing here is to get more inductive load equipment shipped with 3-phase as the default. Dryers and stoves are, but they're mostly resistive, and it's for load reasons— 1500W just isn't enough for those applications.

But thinking of air conditioners, fridges, washing machines, central vacs, etc; those are all typically shipped today with a two-phase plug but could use 3-phase. OTOH, if they're not actually driving the motor with the 3-phase and are all just rectifying the power and generating their own waveform with a VFD then there's no point; they should have an option to accept DC.
Minix only has a "huge install base" because of Intel ME firmware junk.

Its not really meaningful, because the firmware could be pretty much any arbitrary OS and it would make zero difference to any end user.

Tannenbaum himself didnt even know about Intel using MINIX in their ME firmware until recently, so that should show you how much relevance it has.
processing b&w film at home doesn't require a lot of space. A tank and a dark box to load it are all you need. And it's _way_ cheaper than a lab.
Sure, it's still dangerous, but at least it's something you can try to hide, rather than broadcast around you!
I suppose they could. I just think there's enough driving patterns that can be detected in aggregate, that a network could detect your typical style much better with everyone's data, rather than training just from you.
> I think you misunderstand me. If they get the player to admit he can count cards they can just ban them and justify why they did it.

They don't to justify anything. Casino bans are not subject to judicial review.
Windows 7 goes EOL maybe?
It's a bit annoying if you don't need it, but can be hidden/disabled.
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It would go a long way towards making many kinds of blackmail difficult or impossible, which seems like a pretty big upside.
> Why do news websites want to shove autoplaying videos on people's throats so much

Advertising metrics.

> And why do news websites even care about doing shoving it to the small percentage of people who actually bother to disable autoplay in their browser?

I believe autoplay is off by default on mobile, so it's a significant market.
dailymail.co.uk is already banned in my house for other reasons.
Almost 500 comments when the story originally broke https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=20668578
California also buys something like half of the output of the Palo Verde plant outside of Phoenix.
I've read up on this quite a bit. It was incredibly inefficient and worked mostly in cooler northern latitudes.

At southern or tropical latitudes often 90% of the product would melt before it made it to market. Insulation was primitive (saw dust).
DC to DC is less lossy
How many of us have 'I had to pay the mortgage' or 'put the kids through college' as an excuse?

Mr. Ponzi is no exception.
> And since you like i3, might want to try Sway – HiDPI is much better supported on Wayland ;)

I don't understand why people say that ; I had my first hidpi screen in 2014 and it worked fine from day 1 on X - to the extent apps & toolkits themselves supported it; the only two that took their time were chrome and firefox but even today they work fine ; the last remaining bastion is TCL/Tk but this does not even work natively on wayland anyways.

here's how it looks for me today on X11 : https://i.imgur.com/VfWisJ7.png

I would gladly make a comparative sway screenshot but it is unbearably slow on my machine (maybe due to nvidia drivers), the keymap is incorrect, and half the programs I want to use don't even launch
This is pretty much my experience, too, almost word-for-word. I also run OpenBSD on my edge nodes and FreeBSD for most app servers. After using FreeBSD on servers for about two years, I felt more comfortable with it than I do with Linux after 20 years. A large part of that is FreeBSD's simplicity, consistency, and documentation. It means I can pull on a thread and follow it myself, often without resorting to mailing lists. On Linux, I often feel like I'm trying to piece together information from a variety of sources, sometimes outdated or not applicable to the distro I'm running. BSD feels more cohesive to me, and I think that makes me more self-reliant.
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This is the situation in Japan, and they have lower inflation than we do. Younger people are just told to suck it up, and they do, as their standard of living drops.

USA is much more freindly to low skill immigration too, which would reduce the need for raising wages for these jobs.
"lacking in charisma" sort of implies that they have too little, but still some and doesn't really account for how they actively piss off other technologists and push them away, however right they may be technically.
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Even on Android, I was confused by a list of spam "news" on the home page in Firefox 68.0.2.

To disable it: Settings, General, Home, Top Sites, disable "Recommended by Pocket".
About the "brainwashing", how do most Chinese people look at their government? What about the people of the autonomous regions?

From what I know about the soviet satellite states, most people hated the soviets, but none would be stupid enough to say it in public. I wonder how much is the same in China.
I don't think I'll ever forgive the environmental movement for turning their back on nuclear technology.

Yes, there are safety concerns but the price of inaction was the climate. I would take an accident or two over climate change any day.
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I'm sure it's more of a question of whether they are able to budget for 10 months with that income.
Conservationists need to really make peace with the fact that the only way out of climate change involves building a very, very strong nuclear energy portfolio. This is difficult for people because it requires engaging in politics because these things are only as safe as they are well maintained. But actually, we do a surprisingly good job in America at keeping our nuclear plants running rather well, and we should be investing in many, many more.
Not snarky at all... if the title properly used "burn out", I wouldn't have expected the article to be motorsports-related.
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Worse; they're subject to the public's opinion. A player says "They're throwing me out because I won too much! Go someplace else! These guys are bad sports!" and they may lose business. They have to have something obvious and convincing on a person, especially if that person is well-known.
The really grim reality is that many environmentalists who correctly point the finger at unaccountable capitalists are themselves doing extreme harm by demonizing the only technology that can really help us in the next 10 years.
There has to be some reason why those are not the defaults though, right?
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Looks like the previous effort was for 42V, based on it being 3 lead acid modules in series: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/42-volt_electrical_system

In any case, neither system appears to have defined a plug standard, which IMO is the real issue as far as supporting end user applications, and where USB and the 12V cigarette lighter plug have been such winners. It's only ever going to be useful for installed applications (RV fridges and the like) if it's something you have to wire in.
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it's a matter of precedent, it's much harder to change rules and agreements when multiple stakeholders have planned on an assumed state of laissez faire, compared to learning from the first "conflicts".
It's an actual eating disorder. https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/28532967
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If people are terrified of global warming, going nuclear is winning the politics on easy mode.
I really want to push for something similar in my state (Hawai’i). Where do I start?
Until you have to, you know, actually meet someone in person.
Apple could add sleep tracking to the next Apple Watch
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People are mostly hating the advertising on the New Page from Pocket, not Pocket itself these days.

EDIT:
Here's a screenshot of the feature specifically that people dislike these days: https://imgur.com/a/p2rD4AY

While it can be disabled, it can be said that people are a bit annoyed that the browser that is "Privacy Focused" is shoving ads down your throat. While we as technical users can figure out how to disable it easily (in the preferences), the less technically inclined might not know that they can be disabled.
We need more support for nuclear, especially research for Thorium-based reactors. I am all for green energy, but until that can become a reality worldwide we need something that can generate a lot of electicity with as little waste as possible.
And more plants could have meant decommissioning dangerous older plants, sooner. Could have saved accidents.
I think you wanted the who’s hiring thread.
That's a false choice. It's not a choice between paying banker bonuses or giving minimum wage workers an increase.

Also, while I agree with the premise that it's better to increase the minimum wage could you explain why folks investing their bonuses in the stock market and therefore directing their capital towards productive companies is worse than consumers spending their money directly?
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Also they promised to open source Pocket in 2017, but seem to have zero intention of doing it.

Instead, they prioritize controversial integration into the browser itself.
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Yeah, the best New Tab experience is about:blank.
Why does that matter? Or have you entirely given on critical thinking?
Buy bulk on eBay and load your own canisters if you want super cheap.
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And if you get into stand development, you're only using 5mL of Rodinal per roll... and instead of agitation every 30 seconds for 10 minutes, you just agitate when you add the developer and let it sit for an hour, maybe agitating once halfway through.
First Person Artist Museum experiences [1]

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Anyway, how security can detect that someone counts cards?

It’s pretty simple. Surveillance and the pit bosses also know how to count cards. All mathematically correct counting systems will tell you to raise or lower your bet at almost exactly the same, because a counting system is simply a way of quantifying your positive or negative edge at a given time. So if you modify your bet in correlation with the count even 4 or 5 times, the odds that you did that on a hunch become very small. Do it 10 times in a row, and the odds are nearly 100% that you are counting.

It isn’t counting that casinos hate, per se. They hate anyone that can consistently beat their games - “advantage players”. Counting just happens to be the most easily detectable form of advantage play, so the people that still do it are cannon fodder for surveillance. Most professional advantage players today don’t count cards. They use a variety of other techniques, such as hole carding and taking advantage of promotions created by mathematically challenged casino marketing departments, that are both more profitable and far harder to detect than counting.
While that may be true, I think it doesn't change the traffic factor much: "home office" users still need to sell their wares (their clientele must be able their house) or they need access to a local market. Similarly, people need market access to buy groceries and such.

The typical "commuters" in those days were probably farmers, who traveled from outside to the city markets. But that wasn't a daily commute, probably once or twice a week.
Are you trying to keep it to just currently available films? I think Fuji Neopan films are discontinued, but rumors of its return have been floated. Likewise Ilford doesn't list Pan 100 and Pan 400 on its website. And of course, Agfa APX 100 has been out of production for years, but old stock still floats around.
They are still selling them today.
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Ads asking camera permissions. Sends a chill down my spine