skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
The best defense is actually a good backup system. Modern ones can make snapshots every 10 min or something like that. Allowing blackmail to happen is probably a bad decision as it supports the industry, which has a revenue of multiple million $.

Still surprised that dysfunctional networks prevented such an important operation though. Careful network segmenting could probably have prevented this, but it takes considerable IT resources that probably were not available.

That they killed the network of the hospital for a week is unacceptable and they say it will take a long time to restore it properly. I expect more investment in IT resources.

I couldn't find any mention about "add-on" software in German articles, maybe it is a translation error?
Airtable and Virtual Whiteboard?
As funny as it sounds, but that's called IBAN discrimination. It's illegal but there is no fine.

There is an article in the German Wikipedia about this: https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/IBAN-Diskriminierung

You can put in a complaint here: https://www.wettbewerbszentrale.de/de/beschwerdestelle/sepah...
We need to get away from the idea that taking a picture of something is reproducing it.

Or that having a trademark in the background of something is implying an endorsement and necessitates payment.
They will file a trademark claim against you under ICANN UDRP[1]. These are arbitrated so they’re cheap to file and are very quick to resolve (compared to courts).

[1] https://www.icann.org/resources/pages/help/dndr/udrp-en
What do you mean? Why do you think it's "rent seeking, land grab, and absurdist comedy"?
Just. Change. Your. Name. Already.

Seriously. Please don't instantly down-vote. I think a serious conversation needs to be had around this topic. If you don't agree, I'd love to hear a thought-out answer as to why such a silly name is supposed to be taken seriously.

When you get outside the geek bubble, the name is SO important.

I honestly believe the name is killing DDG's ability to grow. That, and not having a private email solution. But I don't want to tell someone I'm @ duckduckgo either so...

For example, I tried to get my parents to try DuckDuckGo and they giggled, stumbled with the name, and then said they'd stick with Google.

I know people giggled at Google when it started too, but it was so easy to start letting "goooogle" roll off the tongue. PLUS it became a VERB! I do not think duckduckgo has that ability.

Unfortunately "uck" is NOT a friendly, comfortable sound. It sounds like a profanity. If feels angry or sinister.

But "oogle" is comforting, fuzzy, and fun to say.

This may sound silly, but I think it's a very real problem DDG has and they should address it so we can move from G to DDG.
Can that support high-speed data? On iPad, it's been limited so far to keyboard and charging.
Maybe they should have read the terms of service.
You didn't mention other things security, scaling, keeping the service up, backing up. Securing a web application is HARD.
I hear this presumption a lot from people trying to defend DDG, but you can trivially disprove this by googling it anonymously from a random IP address. Try it with "elm list".

Frankly, when I compare my logged-in, static-IP Google results to anonymous queries, I can see that the degree of "personalization" that people claim is vastly overstated; not much seems to change.

It just seems like wishful thinking when the obvious reality is that Google is just more advanced in its ability to semanticize input.

DDG "rust cargo" gives me images and results for cargo ships.
OTOH, you can probably get away with apple.gay, as long as you don't make your site too specific to apple computers.
> First they need money and that requires them to secure funding from their regulatory body, which will determine if they can raise the cost of electricity for the customers.

... long pause ...
I've never been paid extra for 'on call', always been salaried and had it added as an expectation after the fact.

I'll admit I've quit over it.
Apple: Epic threatened to leave iOS if Apple didn’t cave to ‘Fortnite’ demands
As far as integrated CAD/CAM, I've never seen anything as nice to use as Fusion on the OSS side.

Honestly, I'll just end up paying. It pisses me off that they managed this so poorly, and even more that their pricing tiers include so much BS. Oh well.
> We're also working on a feature to be able to download all your content in a .zip file with HTML files, markdown files, and images.

Can you go to another instance of the platform, upload your zip backup, and restore everything?

I've had that feature on my blog for years[0], and backup/restore feature has come in handy so many times, from setting up a dev environment to outright saving my bacon.

[0] https://github.com/theandrewbailey/toilet

Example backup: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1HUkiovCL-lRZa7DTc1JVPhDGxxu...
Unvanquished and Free
The CIA storing brown people in black sites is heinous but there is a certain logic to the operation, as opposed to bumping off defectors which is purely "political". Drone strikes are an ugly solution to an awful situation (this administration is pushing the boundary's of "solution" but still - Trump bombs more than Obama & Bush combined IIRC + Soulemani )

The Russians have always been much better at espionage than the west, that's why they're bolder with these public hits.

It is indeed fuzzy
teengoogle.com is still going strong
You're right, I haven't tried this. But my (unmentioned) approach was going to include using at least one fully programmable keyboard -- QMK or similar -- to send precisely the keycodes wanted.
Don't forget, at the current rate we're all subsidizing the rural power users. They should absolutely pay more if it costs more.
Note the article says which bit of the treaty it's talking about (the Northern Ireland protocol).

If he'd written "I've heard from legal advisers that they've been asked to provide a justification for breaking part of a treaty but they don't want me to say which", I wouldn't put much weight on that turning out to be true.
I also updated last night and work up to my Bedtime alarm this morning. Given the amount of people in this thread saying the same, I wonder if the OP actually adjusted something and in fact was not iOS's fault.
I thoroughly enjoyed that, in particular I was delighted by the push-the-tempo Beethoven renditions. Really shreds. I can definitely get behind the theory that Beethoven wanted that feeling of making the audience, and performers, uncomfortable.
The author is salty that Tor would not fix a "bug" of being able to tell a publuclly listed Tor Node is a Tor Node.
According to WHOIS, google.gay was registered on February 11th. (Rights-holders are allowed to get in early through the sunrise process to prevent exactly the kind of squatting you're hypothesizing, though not typically this early.)

whois -h whois.nic.gay google.gay
[...]
Creation Date: 2020-02-11T15:41:12.0Z
How is there anywhere enough information in that query to know its about programming? I guess the difference is I don't expect DDG to know anything about the query (imagine talking to a random librarian vs your coworker). This example helps - I think its down to a matter of expectations and tradeoffs. Maybe fundamentally DDG is a "search engine" and GOOG is a "personal AI research assistant".
Show HN: Be a happier remote team, happy slack adds emojis to your message
Yes I mean WebSphere.

Kubernetes is a kludge to solve problems that should be sorted out by the respective language communities.

Then there is the whole issue that interpreters without JIT/AOT should only be used for scripting.
"For some reason..." ...the reason is that today "it mostly evolved into sexual orientation" like another commenter said.
It's not just in declining cities. One of those houses is in the suburbs of Chicago. It's true in basically everyplace outside of the ones I mentioned. You can find a SFH around any major city for 150-300k.

Healthcare is definitely eating up more of the budget. I'm open to the possibility that it's eating up so much more of the budget that it's making buying a house prohibitive, but the numbers I see don't back it up. Most people still have employer provided healthcare and don't pay 900 a month in premiums. Part of that is CoL. Your contribution are higher than my family plan premiums I got through the market place.
As someone that works for a SAST vendor I will say it's mixed. By the choices we make in what we support in languages and their dialects we can effect the ecosystem.

And at the same time, I have seen some terrible things that are picked up in code the first time they are scanned, that in theory should have been obvious but were missed for whatever reason.

It gets even worse when you're looking at included libraries.

Also, if you're using these tools, put in requests for new features and languages. This is how we know what customers want and where to focus resources.
In practice, what has worked has been competition from smaller vendors.

I feel like I have to mention here System76 and the work they are doing on firmware and the development of an attractive Linux environment.

https://system76.com/

I am not affiliated in any way.
Probably because Germany only had the not very effective RAF terrorists as opposed to the UDF and IRA.
Well that'd be so funny... NOT!
Former Billionaire Finishes Giving Away All His Money
Wholesome 100 moment
That's just a list of what Adobe restricts, not what is generally restricted. Each jurisdiction is different, but Adobe tries to appease all of them which unfortunately defaults to being restrictive.
I don’t know what happened with DuckDuckGo in the last one or two years, but I’ve had to resort to !s (startpage) or !g (Google) search most of the time. Even before that, it was never great for software/tech related information. It’s ok for some searches. And I use the !w (Wikipedia) and !imdb when I’m using a browser that doesn’t have multiple search engine support.

If it gets even worse, I’d have to give up and choose something else.
Intra-doc links close to stabilization – Inside Rust Blog
Doesn't shunting yard solve this pretty simply? Once you have an expression in RPN, building expression trees is pretty easy.
Oh wow this is great. I’ve been wanting an org mode integration with GitHub for a while, and this tool might make it easy enough for me to hack together this weekend.

Basically I want to be able to pull up a buffer with a list of issues assigned to me and copy them into my org mode todo list
Didn't she lie about her education?
Lose weight and gain muscle by using .NET Fiddle
Yeah, CI solutions can use this command instead of having to write and maintain their own github API interfacing, for example.
If only the desktop (read: personal) computing experience on Linux wasn't so awful[0]. I realize that's a subjective statement, but come on, I've been hearing "Year of the Linux Desktop" rhetoric for 20 years now and it's still a platform[1] so utterly unorganized and chaotic that even a whole lot of people like me, who believe strongly in personal computing and value the ideas of openness, don't want to use it[2].

[0] I can, and have, gone on at length about why I think this and I won't repeat it here.

[1] One of the big problems of course being that Linux Desktop isn't a platform so much as a loose umbrella label describing a bunch of kludges.

[2] I've been using Linux Desktops for 2 decades and until recently I ran Linux on 4 out of 5 of the personal computing devices in my possession. I have written Linux software, contributed to FOSS projects, put together my own distro, and was even president of a LUG for a while. I have tried to give Linux Desktop a chance and it and its community have driven me away time and time again.
NYT Presidential Polls
There is politics as in FSF / GNU and there is politics as in Mozilla. Lot of mozilla activism is not relevant to privacy / open web. Not to mention it also limits many people from donating to them.
CNN editor deletes coronavirus tweet after being fact-checked by Alex Berenson
That's a very optimistic reading of it.
Panic should stop making editors, and if they _must_ make a new one, they should not continue to make and market "web" editors.

There is a class of tech workers who find apps like this and then stop exploring. As a result, they become marginally effective using Panic's oversimplified workflows, and then stop exploring. I'm thinking in particular of Coda's remote editing - and wouldn't you know it, remote file browser is a promoted feature of Nova too! Built-in diffing is "on their list".

So I naturally assume that anyone who uses Panic's apps is incompatible with any project I'd be working on; because they're going to try to educate me on how much simpler and faster remote editing is than using a VCS. (Edit: and it's not their fault, it's Panic's fault, for trying to make money off text editors for people who are afraid of the command line.)
> So the process is not really transparent and is kind of scary.

Not at all. It's very straightforward - all you need is Magisk.

For a starter, head to the Magisk github page:

https://github.com/topjohnwu/Magisk

Go to "installation instruction" and follow the instructions for your device.
Interestingly, the adverb form is still mostly used in the joyful sense. "The weather cleared, and the people danced gaily."
Well first Nova is next generation of Coda, which focused on Web Development.

Second I bet there are more Web Developers out there than there are for Mac or iOS.
NIH Director discusses new report on heritable human genome editing
Applying the national interest in the case of ARM or even Cadbury (if France can do it for Danone)
To be fair, the process is scary.

Depending on your phone, rooting often involves exploiting security flaws because the manufacturers don't want you to have root (reason #1 that makes me want it all the more).

I have an old Pixel 2, which allows you to unlock the bootloader, so I didn't have to break into my own device, which is nice.

I don't know anything about KingoRoot. I use Magisk (https://magisk.me/) which is FLOSS.

When you have root on your phone, an app has to ask for root access. You may deny, grant temporarily (15 minute default IIRC), or grant forever. Very few app should require root. But it's important to me to be able to run whatever I want on my own computer.
For a long time I've been like you, but at this point I can't really justify not playing something I love because of stuff like this. I had to create a Steam account to play Counter Strike, a Blizzard account to play Overwatch and now an Epic account to play Rocket League. Is this such a bad thing?
This cannot be stated enough. The company I worked for purchased "the leading gartner SAST testing solution" before they even started a project and had a framework chosen. It turned out the SAST solution didn't support the latest major version of the framework we were using at the time, and didn't support the latest version of the language we were using. Even worse, it never seemed to ever report an issue, and took hours to run at times, eating up build minutes.

I ran bandit on the code base just for fun one day, and we had four hits and it took 5 minutes to run. It took a while, but I finally convinced the powers that be we were better using the tool we could verify works, rather than trusting the SAST vendor that it worked.
Intel's 11th-Gen Processor with Iris Xe Graphics Is That Good
What is your point? If the vast amount of the industry thought PWAs were good enough, they wouldn’t create Android apps when a web app would do.. Companies don’t just spend money needlessly.

You should see a proliferation of cases where companies create an iOS app and a web app for everyone else.
If you are into (falsely) blaming people for their sexuality, that would be a great idea...
She did not "accidentally" erase her phone, it was someone else. The one she erased was not accidentally but on purpose (when there were no laws or guidance I erased also my phones before I got them back to my former employer, so we differe here on what "dumb shit" is).

So we have two, black lists for websites and spending millions on consultants while choosing Accenture and McKinsey instead of some other charlatans. The problem here is obviously not how the companies were chosen but that millions were given to consulting companies with no clue. I might add "throwing away a rather good gun" - others would debate this. So we might have three. Lots of? And I'd only really consider black lists as "dumb shit" but YMMV.

But we may vary on "lots of". If someone says "I have lots of beer at home" I would be rather dissapointed if in the end it were three beer (1.5 for each of us! ;-)
Speed and overhead are both areas that should get a lot more focus nowadays; the Github desktop app along with a ton of other applications are Electron / webapps, each one adding a number of always-active processes, complex and expensive rendering, script execution, and a ton of memory usage, which do add up over time. I mean a lot of developers will have two or three Electron apps open right now; Slack and / or Discord, VS Code, Notion, and a bunch more in their browser of choice.
I've been using brain.fm to alter my mental states somewhat. It's not a dissociative effect, but the meditation tracks do seem to induce a bit of a trance.
Sure, but do those changes actually cause any apps compiled with the iOS 13 SDK to look or behave significantly differently on the beta vs the GM?
Covid-19: Do many people have pre-existing immunity?
That's more a reflection on how incredibly broken Eastern Europe is. Definitely not a stick to measure anything by. Just like how we do not measure political leaning by US standards (spoiler alert: everything is left wing).
> Trump officials have talked a lot about

> President Trump consistently ignores

> Trump administration downplays

top notch "journalism"
Also Pine64!
World failing to meet all biodiversity goals, says UN
How about .straight and .bisexual?
You're right - driving too fast is an active choice, while lack of maintenance is an accident.
Before anyone gets any ideas:

>The use of .gay for anti-LGBTQ content or to malign or harm LGBTQ individuals or groups is strictly prohibited and can result in immediate server-hold. Prohibited behavior includes harassment, threats, and hate speech. For the complete policy, see: https://toplevel.design/policy
Urbit's system creates an elite: the galaxy owners. They will, of course, use their positions to seek rent and grab "land" (control over territory, where territory is just planets and the like).
You are articulating the insight that has been intuitively grasped by leaders, revolutionaries, and despots alike, throughout history.

If you look at it from a systems point of view, the mass of humanity provides the 'inert balast' that allows for continuity and long-term activities. The system design bug here is that, the acquiescence of the masses is obtained via pschological phenomena common to the human being. The implication of that is that there is a system level disconect between "how am I actually doing" vs "how do I think I am doing". The system of collective human management operates at the partially fictional level of "perception" vs factual "reality". It is this psychological content, formed via psychological manipulations (such as religion, ideology, propaganda), that informs the 'views' and 'decisions' of the masses.

We don't have a systemic approach to providing decentralized "information as utility" services for our societies. There are no technical issues. ("Business model" is not a technical problem.) A centralized approach allows for maintenance of power for existing entities (individuals, families, organizations, corporations). The forces behind centralization are powerful and entrenched, and the opposing vision is held by relatively marginal entities. Obviously entrenched power will fight tooth and nail to maintain power. What "people want" is neither here nor there; they'll use whatever toy they are given, because that is what "people" have been doing since day 1.
It's not remotely as nefarious as that, it's just that language evolves over time and conflicting meanings that cause confusion tend to be weeded out.
A lot of their problems are related to bad construction, but it's important to recognize that this house design is hard to construct well. Water is the most insidious thing to a house, and builders are not particularly great at waterproofing even above grade structures. In the case of an underground structure, that water hangs around and has a lot of time to find its way in.
The trouble is that Blender is fundamentally the wrong platform to build a parametric (solid body) modeller on. Everything in blender is a mesh, whereas in a parametric solid body modeller everything is a BREP[0]. It would ether need a new BREP kernel or to include an existing open source BREP kernel, the most advanced being OpenCASCADE which FreeCAD is built upon. Would love to be proved wrong though!

0: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Boundary_representation
1: https://www.opencascade.com
Node-Sass or Dart-Sass: The CSS Preprocessor Dilemma
The introduction of her PhD didn't contain enough footnotes.
duckduck could be a nice domain
I suspect this means a scanner that can derive all necessary information without any configuration. For example, consider a scanner looking for API endpoint authorization inconsistencies. Does the scanner need you to describe your authorization scheme, or can you simply run the thing and it figures it out?

This can be easy or hard depending on how bespoke your application is. If you're using something like Ruby on Rails, then there's a paved road that a scanner can preconfigure to understand your application. If you're using a homegrown authorization framework, then a scanner will likely have a hard time understanding your application and will need to be configured.
.gay sounds like a great way to champion gay rights for a given place or brand. I hope it will become a typical pattern and actually do some good in the world.
Well in Common Lisp we can. We can build a self-contained binary, run it, start a Swank server, connect to it from home and code against the running program. We can even install new libraries without stopping anything.

Not saying it's great for software updates, but it definitely is possible, and helps (like, update users' config etc).
I guess people forget that Google is an unintentional misspelling of Googol, a word chosen because it sounds funny.
I recommend Moldex. They are under the radar and their plastic mesh isn't readily counterfeited, which is happening now with 3M. They are crushable and pop back into shape. Plus the high end models have nicer sliding straps. Just beware they have no metal bridge and have two different forms to accommodate different nose shapes.
agree. Mostly I stick with DDG, but, especially for nitche queries, if I don't like the DDG results I give it a try again with !g. And as you say, 1/2 the time it doesn't give better results (but, 1/2 it does)