skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Yet still it spreads lies. There's not only 4 pieces of information needed to establish IPsec (they even cannot count as they mention 5 pieces). In addition to named remote and local IP addresses, subnets and a pre-shared key you also need:
* mode of operation (transport or tunnel)
* exchange mode (base, main, aggressive or ikev2)
* policy mode of operation (encrypt and/or protect - yes encryption is optional with IPsec)
* Phase 1 parameters (hashing algorithm(s) + encryption algorithm(s)), key lifetime in bytes or seconds
* Whether you/remote uses a PFS (if so, then also DH Group)
* Phase 2 parameters (hashing algorithm(s) + encryption algorithm(s)), key lifetime in bytes or seconds
* Whether or not to use NAT traversal (changes the protocols and ports needed to be opened on the firewall(s))

If you don't know some of these parameters chances are you won't be able to establish the tunnel no matter how hard you try.

Plus you need to know all the vendor quirks as establishing IPsec from Cisco to Fortigate or Sophos is not straightforward.

Then you may end up playing with NAT-exclusions, SNAT/DNAT if both sides of the tunnel have the same or overlapping IP ranges.

Setting up IPsec is definitely not an exchange of 4 parameters...
sometimes i CAN'T buy/watch films online because they are not available in my country.

so i would have to buy the film in physical form so i can watch it.
The case for unconditional basic income has never been stronger.

Especially with disease precluding work.
4) you have customers with DSL or cable, with cheap routers, that run some 800 MHz MIPS or ARMv6 CPU. Dual core, if they are lucky. Think of the tp-links and netgears out there.

Compared to these routers, you average cheap cellphone is overpowered. 800 Mhz single or dual core is circa 2012 smartphone.

And this is on the gateway, not on the client, potentially serving several clients. Chacha20-Poly1305 absolutely murders AES there. AES won't even saturate 20MBit+ upload.
Anyone working from home doesn't need a free tier, right? What is a working professional going to do with an internet connection that only goes to Facebook and Wikipedia?
Where did you get that number from?

A report from Lombardy yesterday says so far everyone with any reasonable chance of recovery has been treated:

https://www.reuters.com/article/us-health-coronavirus-italy-...

As far as I can tell so far, no hospital systems have collapsed due to this, even in the most extreme hot zones. The fear is that they will, and that sounds totally reasonable. But we also are basing that fear on data that's not robust. So we don't really know yet what will happen.
Достопримечательности Твери фото и описание
It should be very easy to make the HTML save function also store the contents of those #shadow-root elements, so I don't see much of a problem there once WebComponents support becomes stable.
> basically every movie

I find a good 10-20% of things unavailable across Netflix + all non-subscription services.
Yeah, but if that happens, the economic factors leading to a housing crash (i.e. mass unemployment) will almost certainly also prevent most people who need affordable housing from being able to purchase it.
The Alarming Report That Seems to Have Jump-Started Trump’s Covid Response
Not sure anyone has used them or evaluated them before, but their literature used to go around claiming 100% uptime, which I found absurd. Unless someone has a plan for every conceivable threat (nuclear bomb, asteroid hitting the earth), no one should claim 100% uptime. More recent literature now claims 99.99% but even that might be too much.
Same. Anker does not make quality anymore.
Oh, it's absolutely not "the big one", which is why I'm so frustrated at all of the panic buying. It was pretty clear early on that this isn't that deadly and that the main issue with it is filling up hospitals. We later learned that the whole process from infection to recovery (well, enough to be released from a hospital) is about 2 weeks, maybe less.

This isn't some society-collapsing event, but it does require containment so our medical infrastructure doesn't get overwhelmed. If you get it, you'll most likely live, even without medical attention.

That being said, we do need to treat it seriously. It isn't just a dress rehearsal for something worse, but it is telling in how people react. I'm worried about what will happen if something worse comes along.

What I have learned, however, is that my general strategy is always keeping 1-2 months of basic essentials on hand is a good idea, and that I need to be more vigilant about it because people overreact.
Ask HN: Any Opinions on Material Design for iOS?
Hey all,

I'm a professional web applications developer who develops a lot of internal administrative apps and some client-facing applications for my work. For almost all of our applications, we utilize Bootstrap 4 for our html scaffolding and styles: headers, navbars, tables, forms, etc. Since we're developers (and not designers/ux people), this gets the job done and makes the layout look halfway decent.

In the next few months/years, we're going to start develop iOS applications at our company. I'm looking for something like Bootstrap for iOS app development - scaffolding/widgets out of the box that will help us get up and running as fast as possible.

In that vein, I'm considering Material Design for iOS. Like Bootstrap, it's backed by a big company - which, I hope (and you can correct me if I'm wrong), means that it has a lot of development and support by other developers and designers.

So, do any of you all have any experience with Material Design for iOS? If so, what's it been like?
It's rather suspicious that the macOS binaries are distributed as pkg files requiring root permissions...

Edit: the binaries inside seem OK. I assume it's to bypass the Gatekeeper lockdown when a user downloads an app file.
i signed up for PIA using paypal (i thought i was just setting up my payment source, but they fully created an account) and they sent me an username + password in plain text via email.

i cannot trust a company that does that.
> I think you’ll find that they often do weigh in, but without announcing it because they’re trying to avoid providing information that would force them to put the disclaimer you did ;)

That may be true in general but this specific thread appears to be filled with wild speculation without attempting to understand the motivations behind this move, hence why I felt the need to try to provide what I hope is some more meaningful context.
https://twitter.com/popcorntimetv/status/729597989581406208
Well, there are ways to use such commands on windows too, like WSL, git-bash, cygwin, etc. And, there's powershell on windows (though I haven't used it and not sure about its capabilities)

As to why use shell, that depends on your use case and working environment. Shell is something like an IDE [0] where you can solve multiple tasks from single environment. You don't have to use multiple programs (window manager, text editor, IDE, etc). Since it is all text, you can save and repeat a command, share it with others, edit a previously written command, etc. This is quite different from a GUI based workflow. Personally, I find using command line more productive, but as mentioned earlier, it'll depend on the task at hand.

[0] https://sanctum.geek.nz/arabesque/series/unix-as-ide/
Are you sure?

https://www.reuters.com/article/us-health-coronavirus-italy-...

Lombardy intensive care coordinator Grasselli said he believed that, so far, all patients with a reasonable chance of recovering and living an acceptable quality of life had been treated.

I wonder if we're getting mixed messages here; that is, it's inevitable doctors give up on some cases and unplug them from the ICU but that is always a risk in ICU for any reason to be there.
Uber files federal lawsuit against Los Angeles over location data privacy
The opposite is the case - web applications are one of the best things to happen, security-wise, in a long time.

Web applications are fully isolated and sandboxed, have fine-grained permissions, are easy to inspect, and the runtime is built with a modern threat model.

ChromeOS is probably the most secure desktop OS for this reason.

I want my browser to expose more functionality to web apps, because it means that I have to run less random unsandboxed code on my underlying OS.
You would also have to suspend payments for food, paying rent, child care, health care, heating, ... The list of potential things that has to be suspended is endlessly large and by picking winners you are potentially creating a moral hazard. Rich homeowners with mortgages get bailed out while renters who have missed one payment may miss their second and third one and then get thrown out.
If society is unwilling to take responsibility, then society has no right to expect obedience.
The housing market is in bad shape as-is. Prices falling for housing would be good for a struggling middle class and below. Some states, like California, have policies that distort a free-functioning market. Many cities have artificially constrained housing stock by limiting new development via zoning.
In my opinion, it feels more like damaged image management to me.

Direct cash flow to citizens gives immediate association to the source of the cash and helps restore faith in the current US economic system and government, or at least makes people a little less cranky to soften the blow.

People want change and these issues are further highlighting massive systemic problems in the US to the population at large who are already looking for significant change.

To most, a onetime $1000 (the idea that was floating, this could be different) may pay one months rent or part of it to some, but it's not going to help when it comes to layoffs and downsizing businesses are sure to follow up with. To me, the elephant in the room will be medical expenses many are sure to incur and their associated fallout that's going to be very hard to make people forget.
I'm not op but: https://www.cv19assist.com/contact (info@cv19assist.com)
Maybe also: https://twitter.com/farhanahmad (ctx: https://twitter.com/farhanahmad/status/1239907584418689025)
I'd be curious to see any discussion on the event that herd immunity / vaccinations aren't really effective because the virus may mutate quickly.

Also discussion on the UK government suggesting there's going to be a winter resurgence.
i already pay for: netlix, hulu, hbo, amazon prime and youtube premium.

so i already shell out a LOT of money to media companies, so i'm ok with pirating if a specific movie/series is not in any of those services because the owner of the movie/series i'm pirating is probably getting my money through any of those services.
Popcorn Time or Stremio?
Indeed, I am. How did you figure it out?

Seriously; where does any property come from?
TL;DNR: Through April 5th, they're preventing marketplace vendors from shipping new inventory to Amazon's fulfillment centers that aren't household staples, medical supplies, or otherwise high-demand products. Marketplace vendors that do their own warehousing and customer shipments are unaffected. This may affect the available selection, inventory, and shipment options seen at Amazon, but no restrictions were placed on customer purchases.

The following notice was sent to my Amazon Marketplace account:

Hello from Fulfillment by Amazon,

We are closely monitoring the developments of COVID-19 and its impact on our customers, selling partners, and employees.

We are seeing increased online shopping, and as a result some products such as household staples and medical supplies are out of stock. With this in mind, we are temporarily prioritizing household staples, medical supplies, and other high-demand products coming into our fulfillment centers so that we can more quickly receive, restock, and deliver these products to customers.

For products other than these, we have temporarily disabled shipment creation. We are taking a similar approach with retail vendors.

This will be in effect today through April 5, 2020, and we will let you know once we resume regular operations. Shipments created before today will be received at fulfillment centers.

You can learn more about this on this Help page. Please note that Selling Partner Support does not have further guidance.

We understand this is a change to your business, and we did not take this decision lightly. We are working around the clock to increase capacity and yesterday announced that we are opening 100,000 new full- and part-time positions in our fulfillment centers across the US.

We appreciate your understanding as we prioritize the above products for our customers.

Thank you for your patience, and for participating in FBA.

The Fulfillment by Amazon team
Exploring the KR00K Attack
Anecdotal, but many rental prices for new listings in NYC are nearly 30% off the norm in the last week (I’m a Zillow junkie).

I wish our lease was up now...
If Elon says so, it must be true.
Should also include suspension of residential rent payments. Otherwise renters are accumulating debt during the crisis (at best) which will also drag the economy and housing market down.
Economics is an interesting field of study with what seems like endless amount of differing views and such.

However, it seems that if you're looking for economic stimulus one of the most sure fire ways / proven ways / agreed upon ways to get bang for the buck is to give poor people money. Poor people will spend it, and you can be pretty dang sure they'll put that money into the economy and quickly.

I'm all for it.
The Rising Buzz About Fintech
Coronavirus: 103-year-old woman becomes oldest person to beat disease
An Effective Treatment for Coronavirus (Covid-19)
That isn't really relevant to the problem they were working around. The problem is that many firewalls block outbound ports other than port 80, 443, and some other very common ports.

Put another way, if both sides block 80 incoming, their only hope is fancy NAT-punching techniques.

But those NAT-punching tricks are useless if they are using a port that is completely blocked on the outbound side.
Do something you love.
If this becomes a cyclical thing, I'm sure we'll have vaccines for it like we do the flu, at which point it'll just be annoying like the flu is.
All else equal, getting rid of superfluous zoning rules that are preventing new construction and thereby lowering prices, wouldn't harm those who close to being able to afford housing today. Relaxing zoning doesn't hurt the economy. If anything, restricted zoning limits the economic growth we need.
Smoking or Vaping May Increase the Risk of a Severe Coronavirus Infection
> It's a web API, but it's a web API that requires development work

Care to name one web API that doesn’t require development work?

Web standards evolve, new APIs are introduced. News at 11.
How would it pay for developers then?
Email: Company email

Chat: Slack

Video calls: Slack
One thing that I always disliked on Visual C++, specially when compared against C++ Builder, was that doing MFC had nothing visual about it.

C++/CX seemed to finally be what I was expecting, since C++/CLI never had designer tooling support.

But since they got the ISO C++ striking force to redo C++/CX with C++17, now we are supposed to wait for ISO C++23, for the Visual Studio team deliver with C++/Winrt what C++/CX can already offer today.

Sometimes I think someone should offer some C++ Builder licenses to Visual C++ team.
Free Mobile is my home internet provider for 18 months
Which shells in particular are you referring to?
McDonald's franchisees are the upper half.
I have found Terraform to be a great way to manage Docker Swarm. I use one Terraform project to provision VPC, EC2, security groups, and install Docker with TLS authentication set up. I then use a second Terraform project to manage Docker resources on these servers. The Docker provider is definitely not perfect, but it allows me to easily manage hundreds of configs, secrets, and services on several clusters. I think this is a great pseudo-Kubernetes solution that is more tractable for smaller shops.

I think this solution is much more maintainable than things like Helm or Docker Stacks, with easy inspection of desired resources, configurations, and Terraform 12's nice new diffs when applying. I definitely think if my needs graduate to Kubernetes, I would explore the Terraform route here as well. In general I think Terraform is really poorly designed and incomplete, but that it is also a rough first iteration on what is the future of DevOps and large-scale resource management.
Nobody is making this claim? Since your nickname sounds German, you may be able to understand this text from the FAZ:

"Im Folgenden ist eine Reihe nachweislich falscher Angaben aufgelistet – etwa der Nutzen von Atemmasken gegen eine Ansteckung"

Source: https://www.faz.net/aktuell/gesellschaft/gesundheit/coronavi...

What they claim is that the uselessness of face masks is proven. Not that the usefulness is unproven. That makes a big difference.
depends on where you live.

i can't rent any movies on amazon and while youtube offers some movies, they are either subtitled in my native language (which i don't like, i prefer english subtitles) or they are dubbed (which is even worse).
Without the app, he has no business. I'd say you're in a strong position to ask for at least half the shares (not options). If you don't get them, take your app and sell it elsewhere.
Totally agree. I always use Perl instead of sed because sed doesn't support PCRE and it's far easier to write something like '\d+' instead of [:digit:] or whatever the sed equivalents are.
I'm curious, in current proposals, would a UBI be limited to citizens only? I'm guessing not, given the "universal" nature of it. If that's the case, I can't say I see support for a UBI gaining wide-spread support, or economic viability, in the US without first securing our boarders. It seems mutually exclusive, given that it would result in an unprecedented flood of economic migrants.

I may be misunderstanding the scope of "universal" in this context. If that's the case, I'm curious what the typical requirements for access are.
New Platform9 Managed Kubernetes (PMK) plans that start at zero cost
Yes I'm sure. It was a bug in SingleFile [1] and to fix it (I'm the author), I must add a JavaScript script in the saved page to deserialize the shadow root contents that are missing. It means that JS is required to view this saved page correctly.

[1] https://github.com/gildas-lormeau/SingleFile
If only the problem weren't self-reinforcing where existing homeowners have the majority of their net worth tied to their home and thus double down on fighting any policy that would reduce home values.
zoom.com -> "Join a Meeting" > Enter Meeting ID > 'join from your browser.'

Probably took less time for me to do this than for OP to write this 'complaint'.

Wasn't hard really.
There is a large risk of inflation under UBI. You cannot make an honest argument about UBI without accepting this risk.

1. On the margin, UBI reduces employment and production. This contributes to inflation.

2. On the margin, UBI increases consumption of consumer staples. This contributes to inflation.

3. On the margin, UBI increases the velocity of money. This contributes to inflation.

4. Under most assumptions, UBI increases government spending. Either taxes will rise, increasing the real cost of goods and services, or the money supply will increase, contributing to inflation.

UBI advocates should not dismiss these effects outright but should argue that they are small in comparison to the benefits of UBI. The lack of proper consideration of these arguments (and other arguments) by UBI advocates is pretty dang spooky.
If you give money (enough to cover debt payments etc). It's the same thing but you can keep taxing people who can pay debt without problem.
ISPs have cost structures that scale with actual usage. Cables and routers have a fixed maximum capacity. Within that capacity each marginal bit is virtually free, but as traffic increases they eventually they have to pay for hardware upgrades. Cisco doesn't give routers away for free.

Legitimacy or lack thereof is irrelevant when setting prices.
To ideological purists. To most people it's about making money.
What will a 0% interest rate mean for mortgages?
I can’t view this site on mobile, I get redirected to some “guce advertising” that’s blocked on my phone.
I did sign an NDA, so not sure about selling somewhere else. but thanks
I seems Coronavirus can stay active airborne for several hours.
He's an epidemiologist, and I think people aren't listening to what history is saying about the possibility of things. People accept 18 years or 18 months because they're trained to live in a sclerotic bureaucratic hellscape not because those are actual limitations involving long periods of time.

There was a thread last night about people worrying that improvised ventilators aren't FDA tested or whatever. That's a great thing to worry about in soft times. If I (or a member of my family) am facing death while waiting for a ventilator to save my life, I'll take my chances on the doodad cobbled together from a CPAP machine without FDA approval. Same story with vaccinations.
These look similar to the ePaper price tags I've seen starting to pop up
Anyone could smash or paint over these if they really wanted to deface them. I'd be more concerned about subtly tampering with the image, e.g. changing a displayed price.
I'd like it more if my underlying OS provided these features instead of running an OS on my OS.
Not cheap (USD 42) but still cool [0]

[0] https://www.aliexpress.com/item/4000418859190.html
Spanish Carriers See 40% Spike in Network Traffic from Covid 19
$1000/mo gives you some leverage, but at the end of the day, not being tied to your job just so you can have decent and affordable health insurance gives you more. This doesn't even talk about stuff money can't buy, like mandatory paid sick leave.

Instead of trying to just "ease this", why not try to eliminate it?
Semiconductors can behave like metals and even like superconductors
Plumbing or Highway constructions were/are highly complex high-tech when the government decided the private industry was unable to maintain it to the standards society needed 50+ years ago.

You might also be mistaking the fad driven high margin web for the rather stable internet sitting underneath it, especially if you go all the way down to the cable duct where a lot of rural houses are still using copper put down in the 30ies.

The problem here is that laying down cable ducts requires both "right of way"(often exclusively held by whoever laid down telephone cables in the 30ies) expensive survey work and real physical labor(someone have to an actual trench), all of which requires capital and if you already own the copper cable for no significant increase in revenue.

Things can be done with radio signals and i suspect whenever 6G mobile arrives it might be municipal, but radio will likely never match the bandwidth potential of even the first optical cables ever laid down.
The title may be slightly confusing. They aren't suspending shipments to customers, they are suspending shipments to Amazon from vendors (Fulfillment by Amazon vendors, who ship to Amazon and then Amazon handles everything from there).

The suspension covers non-essential supplies as mentioned in the title.
Doesn't help much if the display is in a public place like a supermarket.