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Regulations restricting advertising at children turned Saturday morning cartoons into unboxing videos. I'm glad I grew up in the 80s.
Java swing or javafx
This is great, except it'd be really, really great with some sort of placeholder image for the blocked images if possible.
Or suppose they start acting out after they're injected, that probably shouldn't be considered resisting arrest/assault/etc.
I agree! Statisticians have largely led the development of robust methods, so I don't see how they can be characterized as ignoring the concern.
European Renaissance civilization...

And noone is asking what the french are doing there.
MacPorts offers prebuilt binaries for many packages these days, although you can generally install them from source if you so wish (and it will do so if you are on a release for which the package is not built).
I was wondering how one could be so bad at estimating weight.

But yes, it’s a lot.
No, the identification method of an extended service set is the SSID, aka the network name. Just set up the same SSID and password on both APs, and put them onto the same ip layer network. Your device will roam the networks automatically. Each AP should get its own MAC otherwise they will think packets sent to the other AP was meant for them. WiFi is robust enough to deal with noise like e.g. bluetooth, so it might survive it, but I doubt it'd support two STAs with the same BSSID communicating with each other.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Service_set_(802.11_network)
Don’t Be Number One. Be the Only One
It's one of the fields where I confidently claim parity with Cory Doctorow. I wish I could say the same about writing.
That was actually my initial reaction too.

I've found if people are just a lil bit further away from their camera they appear to be looking at me anyways.

A conference call should be like a conference table wrt how big their head should appear, once you reach that distance I really can't tell you aren't looking directly into the camera
It says so in the article if you care to read it.
Every place I ever worked did exactly this. They use a protocol called WCCP which is essentially source routing, so if you're going to the internet on certain ports it routes you to a proxy server instead of whichever router it normally would.

Most companies big enough to do this already have their own internal CA installed on all the machines, for internal sites, so they use that same CA to sign the mitm cert. With so many sites using HSTS it can be annoying if you access a site while off the network.

As far as them knowing the content of a particular image they would need to have some kind of machine learning like this extension.
Although the author is persisting, I get the sense that he is forcing himself to feel happy about what is essentially a zombie startup* (a photo organizer).

It shouldn’t feel hard or even lonely to be a solo founder. There’s so many people you will have to interact with that are not your co-founder. There’s so many people you can share your feelings with that are not your co-founder. And having a co-founder is no guarantee you won’t be lonely; a technical co-founder spends most his time heads down coding and a sales co-founder spends most his time out making deals. Occasionally you may have meetings about customer feedback and high level strategies but that’s about it; the intent of the relationship is not to spend weekends hiking or riding bikes together or other social activities. If you are feeling lonely the source of that must be coming from other aspects of your life.

Most of the time the loneliness a founder feels comes from the fact that almost no one that matters is enthusiastic about their idea, or at least not enough to pay for it. It creates a mentality that it’s you against a world that just doesn’t understand what you have to “offer”.

I hope he will realize this before too much time has been wasted.

Give this an upvote if you agree.

*edit: I wanted to elaborate on why this is a zombie startup in case people think I threw this out too casually. He calls his product a friendly privacy oriented photo organizer. First off, drop the word friendly, that’s a meaningless word when describing apps and usually just a way to say an application has some decent UX, which is expected by default anyway. Second, “privacy oriented” is a red flag unless your startup is deliberately targeting people who have something they feel they need to hide. This will do nothing to move the needle for most mass market consumers who already consume tons of products without any regard to privacy. A lot of your marketing will have to rely on first making people paranoid so they seek out a privacy focused product, which is kind of scummy. Third, what you’re left with is essentially a photo organizer, whose novelty is questionable in a world that has no lack of photo organization. There’s no way this will be a successful business at this rate. Sorry if you think otherwise, but feel free to justify why.
I would guess the problem is those already intoxicated on opiates, or even alcohol, as many arrestees are.

Adding a bento, like valium, to that mix is extremely dangerous because of the synergistic effect on respiratory depression.
What kind of misinformation are you trying to spread here? GTK+ has accessibility built into the toolkit itself - it's not optional, and it's always on. In fact, GTK+ had it before Qt did - ATK was written back in 2001 to be a part of GTK+, and the screen reader Orca is written to use GTK+ and the platform agnostic AT-SPI layer. It would take a full ten years for Qt to add an implementation here.
I think they mean plastics
Optical Fibre Capacity Optimisation via Continuous Bandwidth Amplification [pdf]
I totally agree with you because things just don't work like that.

When Nazis came my grand father was a teenager. A lot of local chads believed in them and joined SS and did all the dirty work. Then when soviets came these chads were afraid that they will be prosecuted for murdering Jews so they did the only logical thing - joined soviet milicija. What basically made them untouchable.

My grand father's brother ran away to US. These local chads then could "prosecute" all the family for "joining partisan movement". It was not soviets from Moscow that were counting every head. It was local supporters who knew each other from the high school. If there was some brother missing in family, they could send all the family to gulags, take over the land, take over houses by accusing family joining partisans. So my grand father spent his teenage years hiding in neighboring villages.

It is not Google who will give you out. They will have upper hand if anything because they are big and etc.

It will be your employer who will comply. It will be your local mailman (what was all these packages you were receiving from China?). It will be your neighbor who likes to shoot guns and doesn't like you for one reason or another.

What people should understand that this "fascist government" will be sitting in DC. They will not be sending somebody from DC to Minnesota because "someguy at gmail dot com" wrote something against them. How inefficient that would be. It will be local people who will be supporting "the new great government". And they have much more compromising information about you than your emails.

When the doomsday comes you will not be hiding your baked beans in your bunker from zombies. It will be your neighbor whose three kids are starving. Or just your other neighbor who likes guns and to eat. And he is hungry, pretty hungry right now.
ad-hoc in general runs a different path inside kernel module, which is normally not supported as well as AP/client mode, so, while many chips can do ah-hoc in theory, in software side it is a difference story
I've looked at the links posted here and the repo but I fail to find what is the use case for this?
Something like this: https://www.tensorflow.org/tensorboard
Sandboxing is usually applied during build time and not at runtime, which was probably different than what you were thinking.
The accessibility system in GTK is being redesigned in GTK4: https://blog.gtk.org/2020/02/17/gtk-hackfest-2020-roadmap-an...

The changes should make it similar to the way Qt works and should make it easier to plug in a Windows/Mac a11y backend. If there is interest in implementing/maintaining this then please help out if you're able.
Probably it would have been forwarded by the boss to start with.

We don't have issues with nudity on prime time, although explicit stuff tends to be shown after 11pm.

In some countries sex shop contents are visible from the street, and you can buy some kinds of toys on the local supermarket.

And to be honest there is hardly anything left to hide when being at the beach or some parks.
Police use many kinds of violence when arresting people who don't want to be arrested. That's how it has to be.

The "but they're considered innocent" argument proves too much.

EDIT: I'm surprised by the heavy downvoting. Do people really think arrests should be voluntary and consensual?
Maybe you are new to the Flight Simulation scene. This is the game that FS fans have been waiting for over 10 years. Yes, it has problems but we're talking about absolutely groundbreaking technology that didn't settle for incremental improvements. There are very few games, if any, that look like FS2020 with full detail on. It absolutely blew me away to fly over my home town and point to my high school, malls and other recognizable parts of town.

Please don't listen to the parent and go support this new technology. This is a game that needs more funding that many startups quoted and even celebrated on Hacker News. This is revolutionary stuff and, despite the glitches, I was able to have a blast with it even in my modest Core i5 with a $150 GPU. It literally brought tears to my eyes.
If I was being restrained, I would far rather be given a hit of ketamine than a hit of a bat.

(From people that seem to know a bit about restraint techniques Joe Rogan and Jocko Willink discussed the use of choke holds on Joe's podacst. They both agreed that it was far better than a smack with a baton. https://www.youtube.com/watch?time_continue=8&v=iUhdc1GAddk&...).
If you don't understand an article maybe ask a question about it, instead of listing random vaguely related factoids?
Sold His Last Business for $50M and Raised $100M to Warn Drivers of Road Hazards
Actually it succs bad time at file and stream processing (which I have done a bunch of with bash in recent years).

It's only if you want to do trivially simple file and stream processing with a prototype level of robustness.

It's too prone to all kind of unexpected bugs wrt.:

- unusual file names

- unusual stream output

- error handling both for expected and unexpected errors (set -euo pipefail can help a bit)

- accidental cross talking/pollution through env variables (local+declare+arrays do slightly improve this)

- accidental output/stream pollution through debug messages,warning or unexpected formatting interfaces

- hard to process, brittle plain text data

Also:

- doing the steam proceeding, traditional tools like cut,tr,sed,grep,etc. often have bad to terrible UX and also often have quirks which can cause bugs for edge cases (they what ok for the 90th, but we no longer have 80char line length limits and learned a lot about cli UX since then)

I used small bash scripts all the time but the more I do the more I realize that it's technologically left behind and no longer appropriate for the current times.

I frequently do consider replacing bash as my system shell with e.g. python+some library or something similar and the shell is for me still the main way to interact with my PC, I don't even have a GUI file manager!

Through I need something reasonable responsive so not a compiled language.

I'm also not a fan with implicit cached binaries lying around somewhere, maybe leaking disk space.

Through my prompt is actually computed by a small rust program.

Edit: writing from a phone, swipe like keyboards make it feasible but man I which they wouldn't mix up words that often.

Edit: the reason I'm still using sh/bash/fish/zsh and similar is because when I consider switching I get overnighted in what I like to have, realize that it's to much work for me now and therefore postpone it to later.
It’s funny how this became the case; Apple pushed Web Apps until they realized that native App Delivery is a profitable revenue stream.

In 2007, Steve Jobs’ originally intended “iPhone OS” apps to be only browser based web apps; way before Google uttered the term “Progressive Web Apps.”

Apple’s early web app SDK didn’t win too many fans. As it turns out, users were not impressed with the contrast between the robustness of first party native apps, and the lagging fit, finish, and performance of Web apps in Safari on a 2G device. In 2008, native App Store arrives.

Ever since the App Store debuted with iPhone OS 2, Apple has chose not to implement and champion improvements in mobileSafari that make Web apps work as well as they do on Desktop.

This is strategic, App Store is a lucrative business that gives Apple absolute control over iOS. They heavily promote development for native apps with Swift. They give developers much more to work with in terms of stimulating user engagement and tracking; and users prefer the polished experience of a native app with fewer compromises.

Apple continues to prohibit adding any app with a Web Engine other than WebKit, hindering any further improvement possible with other Web Engines. Imagine someone could deploy an app with a modern web engine that allows a user to have a new web based App Store that bypasses the Apple app review process.

It took Apple forever to half implement Service Workers and other Progressive Web App standards.

Apple doesn’t have the same control over what goes on the desktop. It’s a fragmented mess.

There’s now only two major mobile platforms, but there are PCs with 32-Bit ARM and x86, 64-Bit ARM64 and X64 processors running variations of Windows, Macs, and Unix / Linux operating systems. It’s just not economically viable to try and target them all unless it’s an app that produces content. Users that produce content usually do so on system resource intensive apps from the likes of AutoDesk and Adobe on Desktop - but this is also changing.
The parent post is saying it doesn't plug into the native a11y, which is true. Running the at-spi daemon on windows/mac would work for some things but it is obviously not ideal.
Apple sued Woolworths (an Australian supermarket chain) in 2009 [1], but they must have lost, since Woolworths is still using its 'apple ribbon' logo.

1. https://www.smh.com.au/technology/apple-claims-woolies-is-ge...
What worries me most about this is that ketamine on its own is psychoactive to a degree where it can cause hallucinations. I believe it is usually given in order to minimize pain, alongside a real sedative like midazolam before narcosis. By itself, it is really more fuzzy than sedating.

Ever seen someone come out of narcosis? They talk a lot of stupid things.
For non-stream media (iso,dvds), skip files can work. These files allow you to define frames or seconds to skip or mute.
For example mplayer has edl (edit decision list). http://www.mplayerhq.hu/DOCS/HTML/en/edl.html

Crowdsourcing such metadata would be a good start, although it can be subjective.

If you find out a better way for streaming media, please share.
I think it would still have been abusive if the app was only for hosted WordPress.com solutions.
Working from Home: Why the Office Will Never Be the Same
She gave the Wheeler Lecture at the Cambridge Computer Laboratory on "The Future of Microprocessors" a few months back. Not the same talk, but recording is here: https://www.cst.cam.ac.uk/news/wheeler-lecture-2020-future-m...

FYI, the host is Quentin Stafford-Fraser of Trojan Room Coffee Pot fame.
Microsoft .NET SDK is violating the GDPR, object now
deepspeech.pytorch is a good one. Since Mozilla's DeepSpeech project is still using tensorflow 1.x, I think pytorch implementation is actually better.
https://github.com/SeanNaren/deepspeech.pytorch
GTK+ 3 was a bit of a nightmare in this regard, but GTK+ 3 is also feature frozen and will be supported for more years to come, so a new application doesn't have as much to worry about here.

The downside would be the desire to port to GTK+ 4 in some amount of time, which might require a large amount of effort depending on the application. On the other hand, if you're starting today you could also start with GTK+ 4...
I have seen fastmail mentioned many times on this thread. They seem to be incorporated in Austrailia. Given that you clearly care about the use of your personal data; wouldn't moving something so sacred to a company incorporated in a country that actively tries to backdoor encryption/push easier wire tapping make you concerned?

Have you considered this in your threat model?
My first thought as well, but I didn't think you could not use the GUI in WIN10
You guys are pretty harsh on manga style arts though
The Catholic Church insists on modesty, for example. You won't find an outright ban on nudity, because what is considered modest can change depending on culture. However, if you are trying to remain chaste by avoiding pre-marital sex & masturbation, it is not difficult to see how sexually explicit images make that difficult. In fact, pornography is specifically singled out as a crime against chastity.

> 2523 There is a modesty of the feelings as well as of the body. It protests, for example, against the voyeuristic explorations of the human body in certain advertisements, or against the solicitations of certain media that go too far in the exhibition of intimate things. Modesty inspires a way of life which makes it possible to resist the allurements of fashion and the pressures of prevailing ideologies.

> 2524 The forms taken by modesty vary from one culture to another. Everywhere, however, modesty exists as an intuition of the spiritual dignity proper to man. It is born with the awakening consciousness of being a subject. Teaching modesty to children and adolescents means awakening in them respect for the human person. [1]

> 2354 Pornography consists in removing real or simulated sexual acts from the intimacy of the partners, in order to display them deliberately to third parties. It offends against chastity because it perverts the conjugal act, the intimate giving of spouses to each other. It does grave injury to the dignity of its participants (actors, vendors, the public), since each one becomes an object of base pleasure and illicit profit for others. It immerses all who are involved in the illusion of a fantasy world. It is a grave offense. Civil authorities should prevent the production and distribution of pornographic materials. [2]

[1]: http://www.vatican.va/archive/ccc_css/archive/catechism/p3s2...
[2]: http://www.vatican.va/archive/ccc_css/archive/catechism/p3s2...
From what I see in my own children, depression and developmental impairment are not fabricated risks. I’m not saying they outweigh greater public health concerns regarding the spread of the disease but the worries I have for my kids if the next school year is entirely remote go entirely beyond personal inconvenience. There are sadly no perfect solutions here.
And cops use bullets, too. Soldiers use even better bullets, and these are a super effective method of disciplining people with great longterm success in reducing repeat offenders.

But the cost on the detainee (who is to be presumed innocent, who may be in distress themself, who may have a psychotic episode due to some unknown cross-reaction with medication or the like, who may be deeply scared) is much, much, much higher, which is why this sort of thing almost never happens where I live (not the US, obviously).

I feel there are good reasons to assume that force-injecting someone with a megadose of Ketamine without their knowing what they're getting, understanding what they're getting into, competent assistance during what follows, in a profoundly bad state of mind, likely in deep fear, under heavy stress, while being restrained (otherwise, how would you inject?), with no knowlegde of their medical history or current condition, administered by laypeople, who would be completely useless in case of complications – I believe that isn't quite the same as tasing someone, or using pepper spray. While it's not visible in the way beating injuries are, that sort of thing has big potential to really deeply traumatize and mentally scar people for a long time.

Cops here do not have such powers and no one has tried to give them such powers, so far; I hope it stays that way. If someone has to be sedated, a doctor and an ambulance have to be summoned, and the then-patient has to be brought directly to a clinic that can take care of them; all in a medical setting from that point, not primarily an arrest (though, of course, depending on the situation, they may not be allowed to just leave once they're lucid again). This is only ever to be done in case of people in a psychotic episode that cannot be calmed otherwise or the like, it's not something to put into annoying detainees to make them shut up and be easier to handle. Any emergency doctor willing to inject such drugs without proper medical indication would take on big personal risks.

And, finally:

> Things are a mess if we deny the need to impose proper behavior by force.

Things are a mess as well if the tools to do so are passed out without checks and safety mechanisms that are appropriate to their effects. Letting cops shoot people at will while there are other, less severe options, that's awfully bad. And letting them drug people into submission while there are other, less severe options, that too is really bad.
In the USA having something like that on your monitor could be considered sexual harassment if someone else could see it.
Some people are immune, or almost immune: https://partner.sciencenorway.no/forskningno-norway-ntnu/gen...
How does one usually go about finding documentation related to Pascal? Does one need to download a package from https://packages.lazarus-ide.org/ and view its documentation from there?
You have no idea what you’re talking about. There are 140lb men and women that could calmly choke you to death. Somewhere in that alltercation you will progress from trying to subdue them to fighting for your life, at which point you will throw all rules out the window and willfully violate any and all lawful progression in the use of force continuum.

Hopefully your demise will be captured on video to use in training material for future generations of law-enforcement, as has been the case for many before you.
It could be used as a range extender, though not a very good one.

Probably a better use case would be connecting older devices like the Nintendo DS that don't support WPA2 to your network without forcing all of your other devices onto WEP.
To be clear, the title used to match the article's and was a bit weird. +1 for changing it on HN.
Don't know if it is still the case, but for $25 one time fee (much less than one month of average phone bill) you could port your number into Google Voice, and keep it forever, at least until Google shutters Google Voice (which they likely won't, because it's such an incredible spying device).
Parity of subject matter expertise with Cory Doctorow might mean something in an argument with Cory Doctorow. He's not here right now, at least as far as I'm aware.
I only want to run native apps where possible. I certainly refuse to use anything java based as I hate the whole eco-system due to how horrible and generic java apps look. I say that as a former java developer. I dislike Electron apps on the Mac as they’re just massive memory hogs. That’s probably a Mac issue given the whole macOS is bloated. But on Linux I don’t mind what I run, except java. Maybe it’s the red cloak that terrorizes that platform I dislike most.
I bought some air purifiers a couple of months ago with the finest filters I can buy. I've been off allergy meds for the first time since I was 5. A pretty significant quality of life improvement I should've done decades ago.