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As long as the court system refuses to hold airlines accountable it's always going to come down to price. If the Airlines were directly liable for a crash no matter the circumstance, then they might employ their own safety testing and quit purchasing equipment based solely on price.
"Several reporters told me that Facebook, like other large tech companies, makes aggressive use of off-the-record sourcing to obstruct the reporting process. “It’s pretty standard for a tech comms person to give you an on-record statement, they’ll talk about the story with you on background, and then when it’s published, they’ll come back to you and try to undermine it off the record,” says Biddle."

I must say, I never thought of it this way till today. Big Tech and Donald Trump are basically two peas from the same pod.
I reached out to my representatives on this when the Act was first proposed. I'm confused about the changes that have happened since that time and the post does not say anything about what has changed. What does "Advancing" mean in this case? If I have already contacted all of my legislators about strong encryption and opposition to this bill, what is the latest change that requires re-engaging?
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I use VPN (protonvpn) and privacybadger and I find pb breaks more sites than VPN (or maybe its both in conjunction?)

Some sites wont deal with traffic coming out of known tor nodes, which i would consider part of the same resistance to free browsing.
You should call their offices. Give your qualifications and make their staff listen to you explain all the reasons why its a terrible idea. It can move the needle if enough people do it. If you have the energy to run for office then you should start by lobbying for these issues, it's good practice
Racism works fine for what is described, there is nothing about racism which requires it to be “my race good, all other races equally bad”. “Differential racism” is a perfectly good way of distinguishing a multitiered racial heirarchy from a binary one.

Though I think nationalism may be at least as much of a factor as race-based differentiation. (That is, that nationalism in the context of colonial history is why HKers are treated more favorably by opinion than other non-white, or even white, immigrants.)
Thanks, I'm not a subscriber to their channel, so I went off the channel's name.
Courts do function independently of the government. The constitution also confers enormous powers over them, so much that contempt of court is exempt from Freedom of speech.
All true. I just feel we lost something along the way of ditching the old tech. Responsiveness, less input lag, stuff that you don't dread will spit out a cryptic message while rebooting... And another metric ton of these.

:(
Some of the programs originally from the USA PATRIOT Act expired in March 2020.
there's a Kenyan guy[1] who makes electric wheeelchairs out of recycle laptop batteries.

and it has some nice off-road capabilities.

I can't find his website but he appears to be active on instagram[2]

1. https://www.bbc.com/news/av/world-africa-49528426/kenyan-inn...

2. https://www.instagram.com/linccelltechnology/
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Is it even a legitimate problem? Exchanges are well-equipped to deal with this kind of thing and direct access to exchanges is moderated by broker-dealers. As a normal user (algo trader or otherwise), you cannot directly plug into the exchange and spam orders. And anyways, exchanges (even IEX) _want_ the arbitrage and liquidity that market makers offer.
US buys nearly all global stock of coronavirus drug remdesivir
Thankful for Mozilla and EFF, but have any tech elites spoken out against this or put money into defeating it? Thiel, Musk, Altman, Graham... hello? Should we assume SV is complicit?
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Op state they have a broken leg, you say they should be happy not to have cancer.
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It isn't worth that much. It is however successful at making its stock price go up. These are not the same thing. If one share trades hands at $0.01 above the market then the market cap is outstanding shares * new price. Tesla has something like 185 million outstanding shares. That means a 1 cent change in price nets the market cap of the company 1.85 million. $0.01 = $1.8 million. Does that seem like a reality based means of setting the value of anything? It's about human psychology in the setting of a game at that moment. I would not take a linear extrapolation of that as a meaningful metric of the value of a company.

You can go down rabbit holes of apparent market manipulation, seeming fraudulent financial statements, an unquestioning media, toothless and out to lunch regulators, bubble inducing liquidity pushed by central banks but that stuff doesn't matter until it does. See Wirecard, Enron, Et al.
Why not? It's more a question of attitude than technology.

Measure it any way you want. Take an old pc, drop some monitoring package like zabbix on it, and let it poll the APIs. Log entry and exit time. It wont be perfect, but even the lowest effort measurement is better than nothing at all.
Well, they're definitely not indifferent to the victims. ID has a bunch of different shows, but a lot of them involve interviews with victims interspersed with the story but they certainly seem sympathetic to their situation.

As far as it being a "venue for entertainment," well, the basis of the channel is crime stories, primarily murders and it would be a stretch to say that it's for educational purposes, so...
Even as someone well versed in the embedded world (my previous job had me as a lead for a proprietary high availability RTOS, which I personally ported to several ISAs), I still prefer RPi to the other boards. I normally get these boards with an endgoal in mind that isn't just "play with the board". While none of these boards have anything approaching the real support you'd get as a first rate developer, at least the RPis have an ecosystem of exactly the kind of stuff in the article so you have an equivalent to support. The Pine64 peeps seem close, but I haven't dug too deep there. Everything else seems to be "oh look, you can technically run Linux, but don't touch anything that the vendor provided for you".
I have a multi colored smart lamp. Which configuration can be considered a "deep red light"?
What a pitiful comment. The click-bait headlines are generally the "apple forcing ...." type headlines.

Can the apple haters not get a grip or do any kind of reasonable comparison to the other phone folks (who never update the software of old devices, are now shoving ads directly to your phone, install spyware on your device from the factory etc?

It's like a total myopia. Apple's STRENGTH is a highly consistent experience for developers (much easier to targert iOS versions than android versions) and users (you get a mailing about renewing subscriptions for all of yours).
> This would have been the ideal moment to teach 737 pilots to properly handle the Max aircraft without needing MCAS.

Well, its not legal to have the 737 MAX without MCAS, so its a moot point.

MCAS exists to compensate for undesired control forces as high (near-stall) angles of attack, its not legal to have those performance characteristics in an aircraft.

If this was Airbus, this would have been done in software since the A320 series is fly by wire.
Tamper protection is really meant for enterprise. Disabling it is exactly as hard as gaining privilege escalation. It is harder to achieve in AD (of course attackers gain lateral movement opportunities instead, but that's a different story), so Tamper protection makes sense there as an additional "security in depth" layer. At home where the logged in user is likely an admin already (even if "protected" by run as / UAC), tamper protection doesn't really add much apart from breaking existing exploit kits and requiring attackers to invest into new ones.
Obviously this sucks as a proposal but... how do we stop the child porn?
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I think that small breweries were caught up in the same trends that were going on in (hipster) food in general: it's easier to be incomparable than to be good. I don't know what to compare an apricot beer to, so I don't know if an apricot beer is a good apricot beer. If I'm the type of customer who is attracted to the high-concept of an apricot beer, when I get sick of it, I'm not going to find another apricot beer, I'm going to find another high-concept beer.

If somebody makes a standard porter, not only are they going to lose that high-concept audience, but if it's bad, people are going to know it's bad and not blame it on their own palate. You'd better have a very wacky label or name.

Using a porter as an example here is even strange, though, because aside from the high concepts, a vast majority of these beers are labeled IPA and virtually indistinguishable from generic lagers aside from possible hoppiness and their high concept.
It depends on how fancy you want to get. It could be as simple as a unit test that runs some scenarios a dozen times under a timer and fails if 90 percentile time is greater than the target time.
Just like we needed to vote out the people that voted for the bailouts and the Iraq war.

Politics keeps moving on. I'm still on the Iraq war. I'm not interested on any other issue until we solve that one.

Edit: s/bailouts of/bailouts and/
I still use a TrackPoint from time to time (on the ThinkPad X220, not my primary computer), and personally think it's a way better experience than any TouchPad, no matter how large, could possibly offer.

It works particularly great wherever there is the need to be precise (such as when editing graphics) but in general I rarely find myself using the TouchPad when I have the choice.

The TrackPoint on the ThinkPad can also be used for scrolling when holding the middle button.
Thanks, this is actually my second attempt at launching this - I tried and gave up fairly quickly a year or so ago. But actually I've built a few side projects in total and I've always thought this sort of service would add more value to myself then any of the other things I've built.

I think the right way to build this up is to target a niche, rather than attempt to compete with the big players, so that's what I'm hoping to do eventually
I think you missed that my Android device (the Tab S6) is a full 10" tablet with a keyboard and trackpad.
+20C global average warming would correspond to roughly +40C land average warming. With polar regions seeing significantly more warming, at least +60C. That would see the coast of Antarctica averaging Death Valley's summer highs. Suffice to say, humans are not going to survive +20C global average warming.
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I think your Sr. Engineer (Oslo) link is broken (to https://www.tapad.com/careers/openings?gh_jid=2236181 ?)
"My opponent supports the attorney general having access to your porn habits. I support your privacy" is a pretty straightforward simplified riposte to your above oversimplification.
Si, Si, is apparently number 1 in Spanish speaking communities for incorrectly triggering Siri.
https://www.computerworld.com/article/3435277/how-the-raspbe...

Also the Microbit was designed by BBC R&D with government grants. Maxell is just the distributor.
Which region do you tend to connect via? I'm normally connecting via the UK (because I'm based there) and I wonder if some exits are basically semi-blacklisted.
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Likewise; that's what I'd like to know as well.
Can you clarify what you mean by the "230 Loophole"? Many believe that tech companies should be fully responsible for anything said on their platforms. If this were the case, I believe this would have an extraordinary chilling effect on speech.
My Android device is a tablet with a keyboard and trackpad. It's not all just phones.
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Awkwardly enough the only Senator I have even the smallest amount of respect for these days did add a bunch of amendments to try and fix parts of it....but I think its a shit bill from top to bottom and I expect him to vote against it anyway.

Perhaps instead of supporting politicians who "say" they're going to do X, Y, and Z we should support politicians who have a track record of doing exactly X, Y and Z regardless of how politically convenient it is to do something else.

More laws will not fix the problem of having too many bad laws, in my opinion.
Trump threatened to veto the Patriot renewal bill, which includes the FISA court, despite bipartisan support. The bill is now withdrawn pending rewrite.
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But can you not see that auto-billing without reconfirming that the user actually wants to continue the subscription is also scammy? Why are you taking the side of a trillion dollar company that clearly knows how to extract money from users.
How could the UK control it?
Honest question, why do you think that Section 230 should be repealed?

I myself believe that companies should be doing a better job at moderating the contents they host in their websites, but also that by repealing such provision, smaller ventures with not enough money to enforce the rules, would either go bankrupt or simply suppress any third party content to avoid issues with the law enforcement.
It already uses Sciter
"A similar tactic was employed in 2018, after George Soros criticized Facebook as a “menace” against which society needed to be defended in a public speech in Davos. The company hired a firm to produce incendiary pro-Facebook research that contained anti-Semitic tropes about Soros, a Jewish Holocaust survivor, as the shadowy funder of anti-Facebook groups. The documents were then passed around to journalists with the urging that they look into Soros’s financial interests. In the ensuing controversy, Elliot Schrage, Facebook’s head of comms and policy and already on the way out, was blamed, while Sheryl Sandberg and Mark Zuckerberg stated they had no knowledge of the affair."

How does Facebook get away with this kind of stuff?
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> The fact that it works on BSNL means absolutely nothing.

It means absolutely everything when 'evil intentions' are being imputed. BSNL being a PSU is a good litmus test for this.

> /r/india heavily skews liberal and anti-Modi. That is not the same thing as being intolerant of pro-India views.

It's certainly very liberal in banning people whose views goes against those held by the mods (one of whom is apparently Pakistani). Little wonder r/indiadiscussions is filled with complaints about the blatant censorship over at r/india.
Blackboard/analog simplicity and keyboard/digital simplicity are completely different.

Blackboard: λ > lambda

ASCII: lambda > λ

More power to you if you want to include the graphically elegant glyphs in your final drafts. S/o to (La)TeX for being a bridge here.
The UK (and other Western countries) had a massive bargaining chip over PRC as long as they recognised ROC instead. They could have demanded a higher price for recognising PRC, and I think PRC wanted their recognition enough they would have paid. (And a better deal on HK could have been part of that price.) Instead, the West gave this bargaining chip away for cheap-some short-term alliance against the Soviets which the end of the Cold War made irrelevant, which probably did little or nothing to contribute to the Soviet Union’s fall, and which cost PRC very little since PRC and USSR were already on bad terms anyway. PRC played their hand very well, the West played very poorly.
I have µMatrix and lots of websites break but I'm more ok with that. I'm very irritated by having to disable my VPN, allow traffic outside of it, and then reload the website.
Do you happen to know which ones?
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I took the opportunity to donate to Mozilla as well. I'd encourage you to do the same! They are one of the "good guys" on the internet and they need our support to stay alive.
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I think GC was more referring to the "fall" in the article's title. This might be bad for Vermont, but it's hardly the "fall" of Magic Hat.
> As a european, I don't see any party that actually have american people's interest in mind.

To be fair, us Europeans have the same issues with our politicians, with the exception of socialists, communists and Greens. Just look for the article13 fiasco.

We're all being fucked.
This is a special model for RyanAir called the MAX 200.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Boeing_737_MAX#737_MAX_200

Basically, the high density requires an extra set of exit doors, so this is a MAX 8 with two more overwing exit doors. Its still branded as a 737 MAX.
If you're collecting stats anyway, it's not usually too hard to collect a latency metric and process it.

There's room to argue about methodology (ie client vs server latency, where and how timing probes happen), but just pick something and try to measure no more than 10 phases of the requests (timing probes have costs too), and see what happens. After you have a baseline, you can set targets and/or see how releases change your data.
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Front-end vs. back-end vs. full-stack developer?
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