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This is going to be very useful! Keep it up. I will be using this on and off so how can I contact you in case of bugs? Is this open source?
It also goes back into wining and dining the very clients they are charging, and otherwise bribing whoever they need to get the work.
I run my own PWA on a 2012 Samsung Galaxy S3 and the only performance problems I have, are due to bad decisions as a developer (e.g. loading all elements of a list isn't such a great idea when the list grows over time and you use the app for 3 years (so far)).

So if you are serious about building PWAs you shouldn't have performance issues. Yes, they are a bit slower than native apps, but with today's devices that shouldn't matter.

The issue with Apple is, however, that they don't support all the APIs you need to create an awesome PWA (and decided recently to throw away the localStorage every 7 days unless the user wants to clutter his desktop with every PWA that needs to store data on the device for longer periods).
I've been using https://nextdns.io/ for a while and I really like it. You can do DNS over HTTPS through Firefox (sadly not on an OS level in Windows for example, but that's fine -- I'm sure OS level support works better on Linux), and it supports a lot of user-level customization. You can add and remove entire blocklists, you can black/white-list specific domains, see logs of your blocks, some analytics, create your own redirects etc. and it doesn't cost you a thing. The main website does a pretty good job of explaining the selling points.

You can use it as-is but if you want user-specific configuration you'll get a custom URL that looks something like "https://dns.nextdns.io/c8g88a", and whatever comes in that way will use your settings and will be logged as per your configuration (of course, you can disable logging).
> of rats
Thanks - that's what I thought but OP's phrasing confused me.
If you find Retina interesting, you may be also interested in a plothera of esoteric programming languages with the general string-rewriting paradigm [1], which is---as Thue [2] or /// [3] demonstrates---enough for Turing completeness.

[1] https://esolangs.org/wiki/Category:String-rewriting_paradigm

[2] https://esolangs.org/wiki/Thue

[3] https://esolangs.org/wiki////
That is all legitimate, but look at the comments in topics like this. They are filled with hatred, not reason.
they should remedy that ;}
Looks great, perhaps add a preview button instead of editing the url? Hard for mobile users.
I’m not sure it’s a great idea because older people are far more likely to catch the disease, so you’re crowding the most susceptible, most at-risk demographic together. But I’m not sure there’s an alternative. It’s better if the hours are longer.
You don’t have to control DHCP in order to use Pihole. Supplying custom nameservers at the os-level works too, as it should be.
A trick I picked up while working on an online grocery delivery store was to book a slot, put a multiple of a single item in to get over the minimum fee, then check out. You’ve then got the slot booked and reserved for you, and can go back and edit the order as the week goes on. Just don’t forget to take the 40 pints of milk out of your basket before the deadline for editing.
> takes a pay cut to $200,000

That’s less than new grad money at tech companies. It shows you are not serious about your suggestions
How do they collect this information?
It is not difficult, I take note to implement it.
Who gets to fly around on a taxpayer funded private airplane and spends over 249 days on a golf course costing >130M, 1/2 of which is spent at his Mar-a-Lago resort, but that's totally fine because his salary is less than a Non Profits CEO.

Trump doesn't care about salary because that's an irrelevant portion of the income generated from his presidency.
That's a rather negative take. There are more upbeat ways to view it also.
This is essentially Qualcomm vs Apple in the mobile market.

But the question I've got from looking at the the Geekbench site:

iPhone 11:
https://browser.geekbench.com/v5/cpu/1611448

AMD 3900x 12 Zen 2 12 Core:
https://browser.geekbench.com/v5/cpu/1611445

The iPhone has higher single core performance than a desktop CPU with a 105W TDP.

Of course it has more cores. But am I missing something here?

Is this test actually representative of device performance?

Or are certain desktop features not tested?

Does the whole RISC Vs CISC of X86 and ARM make a difference?

Assuming core count was equal. Would a desktop CPU and an Apple SoC run at equivalent performance if it was running Ubuntu and running native compiled code?
Can confirm. I use or have used all of these. Work beautifully.

I haven't tried it myself yet, but I've heard that NextDNS is the way to go on iOS.
There is an app here where you can buy up unsold restaurant food at a cheap price.
Princeton Researches Discover How Loners and Introverts Will Save Society
A Beginners Guide to Linux
Was this article written by gpt-2 or another deeptext engine? Can someone explain what a demoscene is?
> That might make things worse, you can have too much fertility. Depending... Potatoes like sand soil. Beyond that I'm not a potato growing expert.

Potatoes are super forgiving, I've grown nice sized potatoes and carrots in very heavily compacted clay soil before (it was the farm's 2nd season amending the soil with sand but it was pretty bad) however, potatoes can be grown in many other growing mediums, straw or hay can be prepared if you don't want to go with a soil based system:

https://www.bettervegetablegardening.com/growing-potatoes-in...

The best part is its a closed loop growing system, as after harvest you can use it to add to the compost or even as mulch. I personally prefer soil gardening, and believe it determines taste enough to not want to do it, but if I would do it if I was first starting out.
With the host as another blind player, his opening of 98 goat doors only increases the probability you were right from 0.01 to 0.5, so still makes no difference for you to change. But of course the original version of the problem is predicated on the host knowing where the car is and only revealing goats.
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They wanna ban smoked meats now. I think that and your post makes a lot of sense as there is clear evidence of their damage.

I've moved from EU to NZ and it's kinda nice not to have that stringent regulation. People here has really good common sense, empathy and are quite technically handy. But that came from small population. Most are incredibly racists (tho easier than aussies) and fail to see their own weaknesses...

I must admin EU is so much more modern than NZ.
Does it support a 400k* word text file without slowing down to a crawl (i.e. a 5-10 second lag between a keypress and a change)? I've tried many markdown editors for my novel, and sadly most editors fail this very basic test :(

* Edit: I misread the output of wc. The novel is ~70k words, ~400k characters. Leaving the 400k figure above because of the discussion that follows, because it should still be a reasonable use case, and because it makes even more surprising that most editors fail this even more basic test.
Just something I noticed when I posted something critical of China. If it was factual it could get a bunch of upvotes then magically a bunch of downvotes to push it back to 1 or 2 points positive. As it got a few more +1's then a few more -1's would appear to keep it just afloat, but no more. The oscillations were... interesting.
That is a reasonable perspective but public discussion on the subject is often derailed by hordes of people spewing blind anger.
That the likelihood of seeing a minimum of 2% of deaths surface on the internet at once from one of the most secretive regimes out there with a lock on the internet is low. It implies that there were >>>> 400-900 deaths at the time and the 'escape rate' of images/videos was lower (which is more in line with a secretive regime)
As with almost all creative arts, a very small portion of the artist are taking the majority of the profits, while 99% of the artist can barely make a living, often only do it as a side job. I guess that most people do not realize that only a small portion of the sales of a publication goes to the author.

When looking at copyrights, it is easy to look at the few artists that are making millions and forgetting about the majority that can barely cover their costs. Copyright laws also have been getting a bad reputation because they have extended to benefit people and institutions far beyond the original artist/authors and are viewed as unfair. But lets not forget that they also allow many authors to make a living. Also publishers will perish when copyrights are broken down and as a result they no longer will be able to support authors while they are still working on their books.
Android non root > Intra looks like vpn but its a DNS use with NextDNS
Something feels wrong here. But I am just a clueless programmer and armchair expert. A thing I see is that you shouldn't use CFR this way because the CFR is only known after the end of the pandemic. Hoever I agree with the conclusion that the number of cases is not reliable, but not with the way you deduct this.
And if the slot gets taken by a 20 year old what has been achieved? It's really down to governments to set up food delivery to affected groups. Altruism can't solve this problem.
A comment on that response explains it; some partitions marked for NTFS filesystems will not allow it to be formatted as exFAT, it's still present on the latest version AFAICT.
It seems to be embedded into a mobile app SDK, deployed on 20M+ devices [0].

[0] https://www.placer.ai/resources/our-data/
Don't forget that it takes a full acre of land to produce enough food for one person.
But Khan Academy is already providing immense value to students — actually now they're (arguably) providing 150% more value than normally.

Hence, you're not being asked to "transact on hope and trust".

The main difference between donating to KA and a typical business transaction, is that the value of the goods/services provided does not necessarily go to the person providing the payment.

There is an understandable worry about over-payment of executives, but I don't think that the "threat model" is significantly different between for-profits and non-profits. You could argue that in the case of for-profits, competition will weed out companies that over-pay their executives, but internal, corporate politics is likely to trump the market mechanism — at least that's what seems to be happening. As a result, I don't think that it makes sense to excessively harp on executive pay at non-profits you donate to, or at least not more so than you care about the pay of the CEO at a company whose products you buy.
I truly believe that in some other alternate dimension, there is a Flying Logo Heaven where the souls of dead flying logos go, where they dramatically promenade and swoop and spin around each other in pomp and pageantry to bombastic theme music.

It would make a great screen saver, at least!
Is a 400 thousand word text file "very basic"?
Who is this for, what's the point?

If you're using a computer on which installing this software is an alternative, you can install a web browser with an ad blocker, which performs much better than DNS based filters.

If you're not using such a computer, Pi-Hole proves DNS filtering and this software doesn't.

What's the use-case between these two that isn't already covered?
Geekbench is a flawed benchmarck that discriminate x86, at least that's what I read on the AMD subreddit a year ago.
No, the "very basic test" is not having a 10 second latency in a text editor. Come on, this was a solved problem in the 90s.
> Ditto. The only downside to this method is having to transplant twice: once to soil pots after sprouting, then to the ground.

Consider getting a soil block maker, it makes propagation and transplanting so much easier:

https://growagoodlife.com/soil-blocks-for-growing-seedlings-...
Dublin's is the same, I imagine this is pretty common in most major cities
https://www.balls.ie/amp/the-rewind-news/something-interesti...
The global oil market is broken, drowning in crude nobody needs
If you really believe that, then you have an opportunity to make a ton of money.
The other question to ask is why do some consumers want less for their money?

Apple is making luxury goods, they're not going to drop their prices.

It's like how there's recently been a bunch of articles about how phones are getting "too much" RAM and the comparison is laptops.

When the question should really be, why do laptop manufacturers get away with putting 4 or 8gb of RAM in a laptop and mobile phones are catching up.

And anyway. What most people do is use their devices however they want with the expectation that everything runs smooth, they can multitask and the demands of higher quality video/pictures/refresh rates can be met.

Of course there are people that are satisfied with yesterday's technology. Plenty of people use 10 year old ThinkPads and get their work and entertainment done. Same with getting a £100 smart phone.
The author is from the UK where, similarly, the Minidisc was a flop.
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It's as fair that you can refuse to pay $60 as it is for the author to ask for it. It strikes me that most people who would pay $30 would also be willing pay $60 in this instance, as it's not as if many new C books are coming out nowadays. So I'm guessing that the author will do better at $60. Medieval notions of profit and the physical costs are mostly irrelevant, but the effort and expertise of the author are not.
In the File dropdown the "Toggle Preview" and "Toggle Editor" buttons seem to be swapped but otherwise this looks pretty cool!
> ...all too often an outcome of a large bureaucracy

> If the US had universal healthcare, this would be less of a problem.

Italy's socialized healthcare apparently didn't cut it. There are plenty of examples of the existing U.S. healthcare bureaucracy royally screwing up in the covid response.

Do I'm not buying the logic that an even bigger bureaucracy is the solution to Kafkaesque bureaucracy, at least not for this problem.

I especially don't understand people who are railing on the responses of Trump or BoJo also arguing that the U.S. president should be even more in charge of this sort of thing.
Oh, we are well and truly on the route to a new world order.

It'll be whoever wins this war.
It takes a full acre of land to feed a single person.
Thanks for the reply and the utility. I'll take a look into it. Since I'm familiar with smartctl due to my server management roles, it came to my mind so I've shared. I never thought it should be able to handle beyond what it needs to do get SMART and other diagnostic data.

Thanks again. :)
Deployed how? Why are they hiding main information?
Covid 19 Protecting your family by Dr.David Price
Great! You can contact me at me [at] jakebown.com for bugs. The editor is open source and uses editormd.
The first versions of python 3 were indeed, not suitable for serious work. Python 3 started to be usable from 3.3, interesting from 3.4, comfortable from 3.5, and objectively way better than 2.7 from 3.6.

It's not a surprise, as most softwares need iterations to get get good. Python 2.7 has not started as the amazing tool it is now, and as I started my career with 2.4, you remember some funny stuff.

This is why Python 2.7 was kept around for 13 years after Python 3 first came out.

Now, 3.6 came out in 2016. It solves many issues 2.7 had, and add tons of goodies. It's very ergonomic, can be installed easily. It's a great software.

It's 2020, let's enjoy the goodness of Python 3.
>> everybody stays at home and especially avoids crowded indoor places like supermarkets.

I know I shouldn't do that, my doctor has advised me against it, but I have a headache today and this made it worse and I can't help myself so: this is an oxymoron. If everybody is staying at home, then supermarkets cannot be crowded. If supermarkets are crowded, then everybody is not staying at home. Both things can't be happening at once.
Learn code like a chef, not a diner
Software that's not running in a web browser but on a machine where you can install a local DNS proxy.

It's not a broad use case but it's also really cheap to do and doesn't have a lot of maintenance cost.
You might have noticed ICUs are swamped and nurses are working around the clock? Hospitals do charge for that.
Last year I did a gig as VP Growth at a Debit-Card-Company. The agreement was 3 weeks London and one week remote in Vienna (with my Family).

The company was pretty central in Camden, my fitness center, too. I found it more cheaply and uncomplicated to just rent Airbnbs in the area for 3 weeks, sometimes jumping apartment every second day, then go through the completely hostile long term rental market with substandard flats far away which would have cost me 1h+ in each direction each day.

So yeah, Airbnb was great for me but is prop. toxic for London as a whole.
Working outside is orders of magnitude safer that working in an office.
Publishers gave up supporting authors while working on their books years ago. They pretty much only throw their money behind established authors.
They are harder to hide but will only be known later. Some countries report only hospital death for now. But many die at home and in retirement communities. But it can track growth if the data stay consistent.
There was a version of Geekbench a while ago for which you could make a good argument for that but Geekbench 5 seems to tell the same story that Spec, web tests, etc all tell. Apple's cores really do seem to be that good though they benefit from running at the clock speed they were designed for, unlike an Intel U-series which has more pipeline stages than it needs to hit its clock.

And Apple also benefits from being able to set their own page size and probably from getting to have caches that are virtually indexed and physically tagged rather then physically indexed and physically tagged. Doing address translation in parallel with way lookup is a nice little performance boost. There are rumors of other cleverness in the cache heirarchy from control of the OS but I don't know the details.
Nobody asks you to pay for a _luxury_ hotel, by the way.

Also today for me it seems that renting a cheap AirBnb is akin to making photos of yourself next to sedated tigers/elephants/you name it - it does the same to erode the local culture.
Yes. The smell of the gas meter under the stairs at my nan’s house in the early 1980s. If I smell that ever I get instant recall of staying there when I was a kid.
If real estate is included in the valuation McDonalds ftw.
while i do agree that anyone traveling from anywhere now (but esp. hard hit areas like nyc) should be self quarantining for 14 days before circulating in the new community, to be fair, 3 weeks ago it wasn't clear what people should and should not be doing and the government was giving very mixed messages to people.

I know several people who left nyc over the last few weeks, mostly to stay w family in neighboring states.

We decided we are staying in nyc, and since the schools closed (march 13 was the last day they were open), we have had very limited exposure to anyone outside our apartment and have not left our apartment at all in 8 days except to go in our small backyard (which i am very grateful for right now).
> Deployed into millions of devices via 500+ mobile apps

A straight up in your face example of why the current wild west approach to privacy is simply not sustainable. A company can embed their tracking along with what ever it is that end users actually wanted to install, no questions asked. Saying this is covered by the ToS is not convincing, this should simply be illegal.
> Human civilisation has reached the point where keeping our fake paper moving is more important than staying alive. How exciting!

If you only knew how many sleep-less nights this has given me for the past 12 years... its terrifying when you add that to the massive amount of misdirected and misallocated time and resources (emergence of SJW, cancel culture Internet trolling, Social Media flexing etc...).

I seriously hoped we had made more progress in fully automated planting/harvesting systems by now--progress has been made, but as seen in this article the Human element is still the bottle-neck/PoF in the system.
yea the code didn't click with me either, just "focus on what monte does" helped me along. Your train of thought clearer, great :)
Before gig delivery workers, all I could get delivered was on behalf of Domino's or UPS. It's a complicated question to answer, so it's probably rhetorical, but if delivery workers needed to work full time and get significantly higher compensation, would we even have the same magnitude delivery service we're talking about here?
You are missing the 6 day incubation period.
A lot of websites (news sites especially) detect in-browser ad blockers and urge users to whitelist the site before continuing to read the article.

This is a good workaround for that use case.
It gets worse. In my area, five out of six supermarkets I tried asked me to register and took my details to allow me to order _before_ telling me there are no delivery slots. Those five are: Waitrose, Sainsbury's, Tesco's, Asda and Morrison's. The other one was the Co-Op that charges for registration.

Additionally, Asda had an unticked, opt-out tickbox for its spam email ("news and special offers" etc). That's a dark pattern and illegal under the GDPR.

Fuck those people. Unfortunately, everybody else I tried to order from online is out of stock or closed, or it's Amazon where you can buy a can of beans for the price of a brand new Mazeratti (I exaggerate).
The use case is when you don't have a pihole. If you already run pihole I agree, this is not a useful addon. But what if you're at school or work with just with your laptop. Is it possible one might want run Maza instead pihole locally? I think possibly yes.
For 272 pages written by probably the best person to be writing modern C books, from a small publisher who is known for quality books, sixty dollars doesn't sound unreasonable at all
If this is correct, I still think its wrong. It is a loophole to me. They should not have that power to editorialize. In the next cases we may see them just declaring their opinion as "right" and everything else will be deleted. Assuming this thine it really was wrong what he tweet, not looked into it yet.
CC-BY and CC-BY-SA are also both fine licenses for this type of work.
Kazakhstan suspends exports of food staples
They are the #10 Global Wheat Exporter

[1] https://www.agriculture.com/markets/newswire/update-1-kazakh...