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Did we need a live version of Lord of The Rings? What was wrong with the print version?

The original Mulan legend is good material as is the original movie. If the new movie had been any good we'd likely all be happy for it.

A Star Was Born has been re-made 4 times. The most recent is the highest rated. Pride and Prejudice has been made several times. I personally really enjoyed the mid 90s version. Mutiny on Bounty has been re-made more than once. I liked the 60s version over the 40s version. I liked the 2005 King Kong (and the 1933 King Kong)

There's nothing wrong with remaking. It's just disappointing when it's a bad remake.
Was it an Apple Store tho?
I think geo engineering is not heartily pursued out of an abundance of caution: having established we can seriously damage the climate, many of the solutions that try to put the breaks on look even riskier because we don't want to overshoot. Or rely on unproven technology when the crisis is here, now.

(Not to be flippant, but the relevant xkcd: https://xkcd.com/349/ describes this well: sometimes things get a lot worse when an engineer tinkers with them.)
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Note that JetBrains products come with a perpetual fallback license, so you can forever use the version of the software available at the time you bought it, just without any updates. https://sales.jetbrains.com/hc/en-gb/articles/207240845-What...
Even worse, when you have people using rss to wholesale copy your site and it’s updates and again that traffic and more importantly the engagement disappear.

It’s very demotivating
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> It's almost like the car is a hostile entity, loyal to its manufacturer instead of its owner..

Replace car for OS, phone, IoT device, app, ...

Welcome to surveillance capitalism
Nice! Beat me to the punch :) I'll try to get that added to the implementation list as soon as I've got a sec.
I'll tag along: I liked the live action version of Aladdin a lot more than the animated.
Yep, sounds standard. If other companies could verify aftermarket hacks to void warranty, you can bet they would.
No, it seems pretty obvious.

Each use case of processing of personal information must satisfy the GDPR necessary requirement or have a priori informed consent.

During merger of Scribd into LinkenIn, they can argue that it is necessary to treat the databases as a single controller as a cost cutting measure. However, if they are going to treat Scribd as a separate severable entity, then it cannot be argued that it is necessary to process personal information into the Scribd databases which going forward will only process data in a manner not consented to.

If Scribd is not able to distinguish at that point original users that have meaningfully consented to being processed by Scribd from LinkedIn users who have not meaningfully consented to being processed, then they have no meaningful consent at all and therefore no real lawful user data because not knowing if a user has meaningfully consented or not is equivalent to not having meaningful consent for that user.

The most similar scenario is when GDPR took effect and many companies essentially had no meaningful consent for their userbase. During the grace period between GDPR taking effect and GDPR fines being enforceable, companies contacted their userbase to acquire consent and the diligent companies destroyed the user records of the users that did not contact them back since meaningful consent cannot be opt out. Of course, many companies were not diligent and held onto user records nevertheless and are waiting to see if they will have to pay the piper or not.

This is easily distinct from change of a controller when the new controller will continue the business: consent to have data processed in a particular way was acquired. In this case the separated entity will process data in a manner which was not consented to. Unless Scribd is somehow going to try to convince recruiters to use their service to find users who are going to manicure CV like profiles, which is more or less what LinkedIn users consent to.
His creation of his own religion might be the reason that tensions still exist in that region or maybe its just people. Interestingly, he was a brilliant commander even though people call him illiterate, he preferred his own way of studying which meant understanding topics at his own pace instead of cramming. Just shows us how only education has nothing to do with being tolerant or being brilliant.
For a department already struggling with staffing and other problems, this program seems counterproductive. A deluge of data to analyze on top of all their normal responsibilities would just drain resources that are critically needed elsewhere. It doesn’t seem like finding crime is a problem that needs solving in that department; they need to focus on addressing the crime in front of them already.
As beautiful as the smoke haze can make things, you don't mess around with bushfire. Glad they got out.
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> It’s the unintentional part that I take issue with, which means that it’s not on you to understand the context of my statement, it’s on me to imagine the infinite variety of ways you might interpret my statement and vet them for possible insensitivity before making it, which is obviously impossible.

I don't know that that is the only way to interpret how to behave.

Another way to think about it is simply to be aware that a colleague or friend from the non-dominant group (e.g. a woman, a Romani person in Germany, a Spanish speaker in the USA) experience many things every day that makes them feel less worthy, less welcome, on the outs so to speak, not because of the content of their mind and heart, but because of the group they were born into (I can give countless examples I've heard from friends & colleagues, if you're curious).

Now that you and I have that awareness, we can decide whether and how we can be supportive and add to that load. It could even be as simple as acknowledging when I see it.

Maybe if you can imagine that this is your significant other or child - what would you want for them?
Stuff like PyPy being used alongside CPython instead of a very interesting project that very few bother to use.
After someone published an authoritative ftp listening, so many people panicked as their were out of date and insecure versions so rather than patch they all went dark.

Anyone doing research just got screwed.

So many papers have code listed to places that don’t exist anymore.
Emphasis on _some_. This type of behaviour is more common on the compact 2.5" type external drives.

As of writing this comment, big external drives still come with 3.5" hard drives, with the only caveat being that some require you to disable the 3.3V rail on your SATA connector, either by cutting the wire or taping some pins on your HDD with kapton tape. Without the workaround some of these shucked drives will not power up properly when connected to a SATA power plug that also provides 3.3V.
Doesn't work for me, are you talking about security or feature updates?
The worst case ever:

Long ago an ISP sold me on VDSL for the office as "up to 55/3 Mbit/s". After install I notice they had deployed ADSL equipment with a theoretical maximum throughput of 12/1.3 Mbit/s. They claimed that this was ok and tried to hide behind the "up to" clause.
To be blunt, this is just more words with few of them explaining why any of this stuff is bad. Where is the actual real world harm?

Everyone leaving a data wake, as you describe it, is a good thing if you're not committing crimes and/or are the victim of one. As an example, we had case locally where an elderly couple were found dead from arson in their house. The cops arrested the Son and he spent 9 months in jail until the geofence warrant came back from Google. There was a hit in the house 20 minutes before the 911 call. Son is released and the real killer arrested. Without that data wake that story (probably) ends up with the son in jail for life and the real killer free.

https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.ajc.com/news/man-no-longer-...
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I thought writing a pop song was 10% talent and 90% marketing? Written by the same people because they gatekeep those marketing dollars.
Usually a reference indicates that an author believes something to be true, but won't explicitly state their reasons. It isn't just a statement of where information comes from, but a justification for trusting that information. If the reference is from a reputable source, then it indicates that this belief is justified. If an author believes something to be true because they read it on wikipedia, then that belief probably isn't justified, because the reliability of wikipedia content is mixed.

Good quality information on wikipedia often refers back to published sources, and at the very least an author should check that source and refer to it, rather than wikipedia itself.
Tesla should not be able to void the warranty for things unrelated to the changes that are made.
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Is that the navy where they attack 3rd party repair people from? Is there anybody left who thinks Apple is cool because they have shiny buildings ?
What about damage? Can you get any insurance for that?
Why? The engineers in the bug tracker seem to be making this change specifically to improve user experience. Trying to plug the hole by blocking gifs, canvas, and whatever people would think of next seems worse than just letting them do the right thing.

Google is a huge company with very little of what could be considered a unified vision. It doesn’t make that much sense to talk about Google as a single unit but as many teams with vague corporate influences.

I think it’s reasonable to be a little conservative when any decision you make has to work for billions of installs and every unknown website.
I am disappointed this article does not mention any of the philosophical theory about debates (arguments), namely the logical fallacies that are so common in all sorts of conversations/debates (straw man, ad hominem, black-and-white, authority, no-true-scotsman, fallacy-fallacy, moving goal posts, Texas-sharpshooters) as well as the types of arguments (deductive, inductive, abductive, analogy, reductio ad absurdum).

Politicians, for example, are masters in using fallacies to make arguments that less educated people find persuasive.

Here's a good video about argument types:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NKEhdsnKKHs

And this one (and follow ups) about logical fallacies:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8qb-h0sXkH4

Knowing these I think is more important than using the more vague advice this blog post mentions.
That sounds nice in theory, but I imagine in practice it's a bit trickier - presumably there are plenty of cases in which modifying one part of the car could cause damage to another, unmodified part. How do you figure out if any seemingly unrelated modifications are responsible for the malfunction etc.?
perfect thank you. cool app.
Any form of art or hobby can be appreciated deeply or used for simple minded entertainment. You can enjoy everything at a surface level but going deeper requires commitment and you can't commit yourself to everything at once. Therefore saying something along the lines of "It’s your loss, IMHO." will be understood as disrespect of someones personal preferences and invites unnecessary hostility.
Yet, before those documents leaked, it was not so obvious how biased the US/Western media was.
After the wikileaks fiasco, and more importantly, how the MSM downplayed it and tried to sweep it under the rug, how could anyone have any faith left in "credible sources".
I wonder if Tesla will limit supercharger usage to unmodified cars.
Yesterday I Learned? Or it's just a T(oday)IL typo.
Where complain here means "actually talk about your life/how you are/situation", and then listen to the other talk about theirs.
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The car is certified as a whole and warranty is then offered on it as a whole.

Individual components when modified will affect the system as a whole. For instance modifying the battery pack to supply a higher peak current will increase the max performance of the motor but did you void the warranty of the battery, the motor or both?
It's confirmed then. Absolutely nobody wants to buy Puppet. Anyone know why that fell through?
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Why do people publish in this awkward obsolete Letter-size paper format that is hard-to-impossible to read on modern computer screens?

Who is going to print out "College Mathematics Journal"?
I think Haskell versioning is highly bifurcated.
> Disney is under fire for shooting its new film Mulan in parts of China where the government is accused of serious human rights abuses.

Because as we all know, if they’d shot it in any other province, the crimes against humanity basically aren’t even happening!
Personally I think I would write down your first paragraph or something similar to it and have a conversation with your manager using that as your guide. I’d be looking for clarity on what your priorities and responsibilities really are. E.g. does managing come first or programming? And if push comes to shove is one ok to drop for the other?

Another topic might be communicating the lack of bandwidth for the work. Maybe there’s scope creep or too much work on the plate and some needs to be dropped.

As far as learning delegation, yeah, that’s how I did it: trial and error. For me finding really competent people who I trust and who want opportunities to grow and take on new responsibilities has helped a lot as a kind of prerequisite.

And yeah sorry IC = Individual Contributor, i.e. not managing anyone.
Oh, they do. I think a lot of smartphones do check if the bootloader was ever overwritten.
You are talking out of your bubble. Especially in the worlds IT sweatshops there is no alternative.
There are some people that say, now I am not saying it, but there are people that say, “Your data is on the Dark Web”.

It looks like FUD, it sounds like FUD, then in my books, it is FUD. Fortunately it is easy to get out of infosec meetings that blather on with these generic statements while working from home. No awkward walking out of the room.
Ah, thanks! I was not aware of that feature.
https://www.geekwire.com/2020/chef-hits-key-financial-milest...

“100% growth in incremental recurring revenue” doesn’t say much if they are churning a lot of existing customers. (That they chose such a double-speak revenue number perhaps says a lot). My impression was that DevOps software like this is very hard to pull out once you’ve embedded it in the org.

Am I missing something?
I'm going to respectfully disagree with most of the other replies to your question.

There isn't much value in maintaining your own engine. All you have to do is look at the top games made with Unreal 4 and compare to the top games made without it and you'll see it's mostly irrelevant to have your own engine. The tech geeks and engine creators will all claim otherwise but sales and users don't care. They care that the game is fun. Just like in movies they don't care what brand the cameras are, what software was used to render the CGI, what software was used to edit it together. They only care that it's good movie. At last 1/2 of fellow AAA game devs have switched to using a 3rd party engine and so it will likely continue.
Except for a few edge cases at the margins those cascading failures are pretty obvious when they happen. Every other OEM has already had to confront this reality and every other OEM publishes upfitter guides for their vehicles so that the aftermarket knows what to do and what not to do. Every other OEM also lets the dealer network exercise most of the judgement regarding warranty and they mostly do a good enough job.
Is it still the case that any app you deploy to your phone needs to be re-deployed every 7 days?
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I always interpret the "strong" part to mean "take ideas to their conclusion" or "don't do anything half-assed". I guess that's the beauty of these aphorisms: their validity is in the eye of the beholder.

I would argue it's possible to be serious about your convictions (i.e. take them to their conclusions), humble and open to being proven wrong.
What’s the track record of Progress buying companies? Is it a case of Oracle or IBM sucking the life out of them due to lack of investment, and living off the installed base? Or something more positive?
3D realms didn’t develop those games tho, looks like the best decision they made is to go back and just be a publisher rather than a developer.
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If you don't have an account, you shall get a popup from LinkedIn warning you that you're about to sign up and share data with a third party service (a standard oauth form you also see with Google/Facebook/GitHub auth).

If you get the popup, by all means, do NOT confirm or it will create an account. Haven't heard of people getting the popup though, strong hint that all users were magically autocreated.
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Apart from being directly exposed to the user that pretty much is the case AFAIK. You can't snoop on them however because communication with Tesla services are all TLS encrypted and certs are verified so you can't MITM.
They are tamper-proof assuming someone doesn't have a 0day for the firmware that also bypasses secure boot + filesystem verification.
In the distant past we had much higher CO2 levels but the sun was also about 4% weaker.

At this price point, launching a few million tons of solar shades into the L1 Lagrange point is probably more economical.
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Just to be clear though, terraform only partially replaces Chef. They're quite different. But seconded on Ansible and Salt
I am trying it and looks fantastic.

But the UX needs improvement. I tested just the offline version using Firefox. This is what could be improved:

- When I reload the video, all my notes were lost. The notes should be persistent with autosave feature (web storage or indexed db).

- The youtube UI is already cluttered. Why bother to hide the editor buttons? The buttons should be always visible.

- The copy to clipboard doesn't work for me (Firefox issue, maybe?).

- The Save button down't give me any feedback. What it means? After I clicked it I realoaded the page, but just part of my notes was retrieved. Mostly was lost.

- What is summary write mode? I tried to write something, save, switch to note taking mode and returned to summary. Just a blank summary.

- The topic is about the full note, I presume. If yes, maybe it's better to change the label to note title or description?

- When the user start taking notes, the video should stay paused until manual play (When text lost focus? shortcut? A second ENTER?). Enable autoplay inside options.

- Add a shortcut to allow the user start typing insted of clicking on the text editor.

And the hard features to implement:

- Allow to export notes into a file, with the images for printing.

- Allow to save the notes into a json, with images, to allow reloading offline notes.

Thanks for this amazing application.
fact remains no medical study can prove the virus is dangerous for people with a normal functioning immune system and infectious
Medical study: 455 persons exposed to a person with Covid19, none of the 455 persons became sick by the virus.
Conclusion: very low infectivity
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> How do you figure out if any seemingly unrelated modifications are responsible for the malfunction etc.?

A judgement call is made? If Tesla could provide evidence that you are the one that caused the damage, then of course the warranty shouldn't apply.
It appears very much like this program is designed to take in private funds, provide nice jobs to police officers once they retire, arrest whoever Target & Walmart specify, allow executives to play spy and provide information to political allies and well connected citizens. Its very much a big brother is watching in all of the worst ways where big brother works for the wealthy.

We are watching police departments attempt to seize power and form isolated fiefdoms in real time. Outside of the scope of this article but the NYPD, and Portsmouth, Va police are just a few egregious examples.
A) There was no successful RNC hack, even the US is saying that the attempt to hack the RNC was foiled by the defenses the RNC had put in place. https://www.wsj.com/articles/republican-national-committee-s...

B) Since when is a journalist not allowed to report on information they have that could affect an election result? Isn't that rather then "meddling", instead 'the primary purpose of a free press'?
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You're right. I dont recall any EU country offering asylum.

> When dealing with the US, none of them will take the high road

I think main pressure point is financial system. EU banks just cannot function without US say so.
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Some of us find that a feature, not a bug. I don't want to hear something "new" and "different" each time, with each performance being different. I want the same song that I have listened to before. Songs have emotions and memories attached to them, and you will never get that from something unique each time unless it's truly catchy/pleasurable on the first listen, which is practically rare.
There are two libraries called libtorrent - Rasterbar-libtorrent (the one in this discussion, made by arvidn) and rakshasa-libtorrent (made by rakshasa).
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I haven't started streaming my music yet but if it leads to a greater diversity of tastes in listeners then I'm all for it.
TIL done temperate parts of the world don't have earthworms
That was more meant as a "you personally solving your problems". I guess the equivalent for a government would be 1bn USD?
(Assuming you're in the US,) You're already in luck.

Magnuson-Moss Warranty Act has been ruled to preserve the warranty for unrelated failures on modified vehicles.

https://www.sema.org/sema-enews/2011/01/ftc-validates-right-....

It's not perfect because anything that increases the power of the car could be argued fairly convincingly to have contributed to the failure of another driveline component, but if you increase the power on the car, your windshield washers and trunk opener (as examples) are still covered as before.
replace Dark Web with NSA, and I'll probably buy it. Other than that. It sounds like FUD.
This is why discovery exists, no?
To store the furigana for the given name and family name to allow you to correctly perform sort operations.
As it is mostly done with weights whose initialization and any operation will be same with the flipping, it can basically be imagined whatever you find easy to imagine.