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I've been debating Linux vs WSL2 recently and this is exactly the type of issue that has me pausing on embracing Linux Desktop.

I've paid thousands to the Mac ecosystem over the years purely to avoid these problems. I just want the OS to work, and i've literally never had that experience on Linux. I'm sure it's much much better these days than it was the last time i tried, but - everything i hear tells me they still exist to some degree.

4k and 1080p is my exact setup btw haha. I was debating installing PopOS this weekend.
Why do you have a single gaming/entertainment machine? Shouldn't those functions also use separate PCs?
I think that love it or hate it, the CMS is a major value add to an organisation. They probably don't want to waste your time (or theirs for that matter) having to go back and forth between their content team and the dev just so they can create/update/delete a page.
Can you elaborate? Currency treatment wouldn’t make sense for most digital assets but what way would the tax treatment be worse than unclassified property?
Multiple comparisons fallacy, related to the Birthday paradox.

Low probability * quadrillions of possible instances === near certainty.

There are ~100 billion solar masses (roughly; stars) in a single galaxy. There are roughly 100 billion galaxies in the observable universe. The Hubble Deep Field image has ~3,000 galaxies, looking at an empty spot of sky 1/10th the width of the full Moon. A later more intensive image within this revealed 10,000 galaxies.

100 billion * 100 billion is 10^22 stars, 10,000 billion billions. That's about a 100 billion stars for every person now living by rough order-of-magnitude maths.

The number of black holes per galaxy is likely at least in the thousands, and by models as high as 100 million (plus or minus an order of magnitude0 per galaxy (see; https://www.forbes.com/sites/startswithabang/2017/06/03/ask-...) 10^11 * 10^8 == 10^19, or 10 billion billion black holes to observe.

The likelihood that a planet might orbit one such black hole at an angle creating a transit visible from Earth is not at all low.

And having observed a rare event to have occurred, that is, with a prost hoc probability of one, declaring it improbable is a misuse of statistics.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Birthday_problem

https://theconversation.com/paradoxes-of-probability-and-oth...

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hubble_Deep_Field

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hubble_Ultra-Deep_Field
Irrationality is behavior which emerges from rational machinery. It is unavoidable.
Owasp is not a well known foundation. Party due to the imho good choice to avoid its own certification. Real openness, so Foss software and cc-by licensed docs do not match well with scams to earn large amounts of money with trainings and certifications. Owasp community meet-ups and conferences are great. Since barriers to visit are very low, which make it an inclusive security foundation.
I know IPython, and yeah, it is very nice. But most of the time I just to test something fast the default REPL is already enough.
That being the joke :-)
It's not exactly monthly, but yeah, not much significance to it.
Because the union that publicized the layoff was asking for too much, and contractors can do the same job just as well and much cheape?
Microsoft’s $7B Gaming Bet, Amazon’s Flying Cameras and More
My annoyance with the Coinbase data is that even Coinbase assumes your crypto is a capital gain or capital loss.

Paying an invoice? Never considered that!

Tax deductible transaction? With crypto huh, never asked!

Receiving crypto for services rendered? What do you mean using crypto for what it was designed for I’m so confused!

The asset doesnt matter, only the nature of the transaction matters
grep -w is pretty useless either way. Ok I might sound like I just try to brush off the issue here but it's not intuitive anyways that it needs to know the locale to properly match in the first place. The Italian person might be caught off guard when trying to find a Swedish word in a file, because you need to remember to switch the locale first. And if grep actually uses isalnum for -w then the Italian and Greek and Thai people will be out of luck either way since they all use utf8 today and ò is two bytes. Good look if you work with a multi-language file and have to constantly switch. But that's not even a problem specifically with POSIX or glibc but language in general; there are languages that don't have any separators between words so you already lost.

The crash is a problem with the function, specifically with glibc. You might even put into question why POSIX defines out of range values as UB instead of requiring it to return false but that's yet another can of worms we better not open here. I fully blame not doing any range checks and doing an oob array access on glibc. UB doesn't force you to create an implementation that crash and burns... Returning false would be great. Maybe abort if you're anal. Have it return something random if you're concerned about speed. But don't freaking crash! The libc should work with the dev, not against them.
It speaks very badly of eBay that such a cultish and abusive group was allowed to exist.
Apple is (temporarily) waiving its App Store fee for Facebook’s online events
Lol,

"I’ve been a bit luckier—I grew up middle class, and fortunately....."

Again IDK if you're trying to make a point with that statement or just didn't read the article. In any case it should come as no surprise that strong family and strong communities tied together with hard work, not luck results in upward mobility in the western class wealth/system.

To call the opposite of that "Luxury beliefs" is a stretch and to propose that the non wealthy are being fooled by those that have wealth, well that is pure classism plain and simple. You could possibly think these untruths could fool the uneducated but it is far more likely a trap set out by those looking to bring down the affluent through their arrogance with this propaganda, eg. The sterotypical "Black Sheeps" of the family lose their families wealth through believing and acting upon these "Foolish, self indulging beliefs".

Misery loves company, when you want to do something right there is nary an angel lifting you up and saying good job, but when you want to do wrong there are a thousand devils cheering you on and dragging you down to their level.
Not automatically, but yes if you set up a network share?

I mean yes, the fact everything is set up by default and supported is very nice, and some integrations are better than they would have been before such as sharing peripherals. But we are talking about something that is specifically for developers here. Many people are saying that WSL has finally let them use Windows for development, as if it was really impossible before before.
>while Vice isn't inherently terrible, they're not generally considered to be fact-focused.

Nonfactual reporting is inherently terrible...
This. The article looks undated and its title seems to reflect a moment, so it's a bit weird. Could [2013] be added to the title?.

NL Wikipedia [1] has some more info on them. It also provides a source for the bridges opening date.

[1] https://nl.wikipedia.org/wiki/Spijkenisser_Eurobruggen
That’s the contracting company, which probably domiciled for tax reasons.
Also, who would be on the notes? European history is rather complex and people are seen either as a positive or negative depending on (local) history and culture.
> I've never got why people escape into Blade, Twig or so on. PHP was designed to have loops, logic, to take variables and so on and interpolate them within HTML.

Compare a Twig theme with a PHP based one. The former is much cleaner because views and controllers are separated, there's clean ways to reuse views, and the syntax is cleaner and more concise for common operations. The standard PHP approach in WordPress gets messy really quickly.

Related, but I can't believe how much responsibility WordPress theme writers have to manually make sure echoed strings are escaped properly (Twig has the same problem because it would be fighting against WordPress otherwise).
US sanctions China's biggest chipmaker
19 years of difference – running Windows XP and MS Office 2003 in a VM
You're not thinking of when "being overpayed" actually stands out: layoffs.
It's a complete and sensible enough interface that whatever i want to do during normal work, Magit can present it in a very intuitive interface and it's easy to do as the default.

With less complete interfaces, other people have to fall back to the git CLI interface, which is unintuitive enough to discourage fairly routine operations of branch manipulation.
Le locuste ovvero il capitalismo cannibale
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Yes, I am running at the "correct" 2x Retina resolution, indeed. I understand your suspicion, and I confirm that deviating from that yields worse results.

Actually, the requirement to stay with the 2x is a reason I dislike macOS 11.0 Big Sur (even more than 10.14+) because it increases paddings everywhere. Hence, its effectively a loss of real estate. This loss can be mitigated by increasing the resolution to <2x retina, but of course with subpar visuals, unfortunately.
Like Android and ChromeOS?
All you need for radiation shielding is enough mass that isn't itself dangerously radioactive that stays where you want it.

If you're trying to make a mass-efficient radiation shield, the choice of elements matters (lighter elements are better than heavy; polyethylene is one of the better ones because it incorporates a lot of hydrogen), but if you have a big enough asteroid, just start digging...
Or just took a book from English and translated it into French. Who owns the copyright on that?

The original author. Translation is not creating a new work.

https://copyright.uslegal.com/enumerated-categories-of-copyr...
Reverse engineering a Hit Clip (2013)
> Life would not stop in Europe if FB evaporated from the continent

The greatest trick the social networks pulled was convincing the world that they have to exist.

I understand pulling the plug would be more disruptive in some places than others, but almost by definition, anything they do that’s actually useful would migrate to another service.
AWS DMS basically does this and then some.
Desktop Linux market share has been growing in past years among developers, just check the stack overflow surveys. This is MS fighting over that market share by providing an alternative. They don't do it to help Linux but to protect their own base line. For employees this means less ability to justify running Linux on developer boxes and having to run Windows like the rest of the company.
Wayland was released 12 years ago. Should we keep waiting? The Linux desktop already lost. You can attribute it to a lot of things, but it's nothing to do with WSL.
I wouldn’t put it past them but I think a more analogous case would be Postgres copying all the SQL for their default schemas for compatibility reasons.
There should not be.

The distinction is that "dist-upgrade" is willing to remove packages and "upgrade" is not, on the grounds that outdated packages are common for major version upgrades but not otherwise. So I could imagine a situation where there's a new conflict, and "upgrade" resolves it by finding a different alternative instead of installing something that would conflict, and if you run "dist-upgrade" after "upgrade" it finds that the conflict was already resolved, but that seems rare/unlikely.

Personally I just use "dist-upgrade" always and pay attention to the command line - it tells you pretty clearly if it's going to remove something.
A judge put a stop to the ban.
“Law, Metaphor, and the Encrypted Machine” by Lex Gill
They were unionized, that’s why you are hearing about it.
I've been learning Laravel and Statamic this year. Both are a joy to use. I've been building WP sites for about 7 years. My goal is to never build another WP site again. Gutenberg is just one reason why.

I think one thing that's missing from the templating engine argument is WordPress' data model. While PHP may be a templating language WP's API to access data is a huge pain. A great example is wp_nav_menu. To modify it in any meaningful way you have to use the Walker Class. Seriously? It's an array. If WP's data model were better you could definitely 'foreach' your way through that thing... but you can't.

Antlers has a shorthand syntax to cycle through its navigation type. Laravel doesn't have a native navigation type but when I set one up it's pointing to table of pages. At this point I can use Blade to go through that table and pull out the appropriate title and url.

Why is this nice? No more "#" for placeholder menu items. More control over the Aria roles, etc.

This is just one win, in my experience, of using Laravel/Statamic.

Edit: for grammar
And imagine how readers from other countries feel! Even in Canada, the salaries people throw around in this forum are almost not believable
How much do upper management of utility companies get paid?
Isn’t mess relative to the beholder of the eye.

Many large projects may look like a mess but their success is because they got the high level architecture right and perhaps had the moat of a large tech behemoth behind them.

VSCode, Tensorflow, Kubernetes, Go, Typescript, React. These are a few that come to mind.

At a high level, they are all fantastic projects and perhaps messy in their own way, but they are absolutely fantastic, hardened proven codebases with ~millions of users.
No he just always wear suits because he likes the feeling of wearing one. His first episode on JRE (he's been on ~5 IIRC), he talks about it
Depends on how good Radar is these days. I’d recommend some sort of identity verification service for new accounts. Not a full background check but a few additional hurdles weed out many unsophisticated fraud attempts. Anecdotally, a friend told me that calling new signups and manually verifying them works well. At this stage this would have the bonus for you of learning more about the folks using your system.
You can't expect only the oppressed to fight for their own freedom.

A lot of white people also recognize what a fucked system we've created for people. Centuries of injustice. The reactionary identity politics is extremely harmful.

As a PoC I'm happy to have non PoC allies in this fight. I welcome them. And will make this fight our fight.
I think the “apologists” on Reddit are trying to defend Boeing by shifting blame away from the company and to whoever they claim actually wrote the software.
I'm from continental europe but live in the UK now. I've never counted but Macs have always been very present (rough guess would be 50/50 split back home), but here in the UK, or London specifically, I can probably count devs with PCs that I know with both hands. It definitely is very US influenced here, but we still have to keep in mind that we live in a tech bubble so representation is a bit skewed. I also see lots of Linux running on Lenovos and Dells, especially devs and IT folks, but to be honest, when you look at actual global stats, Linux is 1-2% of the overall European market share[1], and just above 2% when you only count for desktop[2], with macOS around 10% and 20% respectively.

Macs right now are seen everywhere. Literally everywhere in any large city, you'll see Macs in cafes and offices. This means that the 20% desktop market share that they enjoy at the moment is probably the highest it has ever been. I remember back in the 2000s, having a Mac was quite rare in Europe. It was also for the most part a nuisance (same as running Linux) when you had to download windows-specific software or maybe use IE specific websites for work or government related things. Anyone who says that it was an even fight back in the 2000s or earlier either doesn't know what they're talking about or has come from a alternate reality.

1. https://gs.statcounter.com/os-market-share/all/europe
2. https://gs.statcounter.com/os-market-share/desktop/europe
I lived through the collapse. America is already there
Technological Humanism or Dehumanisation
The exorbitant flow of data unleashed by the pandemic is now driving us towards a type of biggest data...
I've done it (only single blind) and was right every time. Only people who can't distinguish I believe just never drank both beverages close to each other.
That sounds like we do not have said technology.
> Apple has removed most stuff that's needed for non-mac platforms from CUPS over the years

Wrong. Upstream CUPS on Apple's github has support for everything, even systemd.

> WebKit is probably pretty rare outside macos, most browsers will be built from Chromium/Blink

GTK's WebView (and browsers like Epiphany aka GNOME Web) use WebKit, complete with Apple's web inspector / devtools.
If I buy Euros with USD and then buy a meal or hotel stay with those Euros, I don’t pay any US tax (and importantly, I have no IRS paperwork obligation) regardless of whether the Euro-USD exchange rate changed on the meantime.

The same is not true if you replace Euro with Bitcoin above.
Either ideology poorly implemented sucks because corruption infests either ideology just as good.
The contractors have to meet Boeing’s regulations, not the Isle of Nan rules.
Dear developers,What of the following softwares dev tools do you have installed?
MovingPandas: Python library for handling movement data based on Pandas
Given that crypto is regulated as merely being property, it seems quite arbitrary to ask questions specifically related to it. Where is the Beanie Baby question or the question about my old Magic cards sitting in a box?
I mean kids are bored af with this pandemic situation... So tiktok has become many teens only social outlet.
Even if your connection doesn’t have credentials to steal, anyone who can observe your network traffic can snoop on what files you’re downloading, and a MitM attacker can serve you altered versions of those files. This is especially problematic given that one of the most common remaining use cases for anonymous-FTP-in-browser is downloading software, so there’s a good chance you’re about to execute those potentially-altered files as code.

Of course, unencrypted HTTP has the exact same problems – but browsers are trying to deprecate that too, even if they can’t actually remove support anytime soon.
> your language should be participating in the future of HTTP

Nah. It's fine to leave any networking to external libraries.
> Countries have an ongoing [propaganda] angle often called patriotism to build their stockpile of goodwill for spending on questionable things.

Let's call it what it is. Just because propaganda is a scary word that "We would never do!" doesn't make it not propaganda.

Edit: I should be more clear. Patriotism is not in and of itself bad. However, when it crosses from "I am proud of my country" to "My country is always right", that is no longer a good thing.
I look forward to China finally getting it's airbus competing ready and watching DC freak out.
Yup, this is my exact use case. I'm needing more hardware and my multiple Macbook Pros are getting old - but i'm not satisfied enough with Mac these days to drop $4k on upgrading. Apple would have to make me really happy with the software (read: bug free, primarily) for me to spend the upscaled costs in their ecosystem.

So now i'm installing Windows and Linux, comparing them and the ease of use. I don't want _any_ driver problems, frankly i just want the OS to get out of my way. Historically, Linux has given me such a terrible experience with things like "my BT doesn't work, my sound doesn't work, my monitor doesn't work" that switching away from Mac was viewed as an impossibility.

Now however, i see a way out, and i'm taking it. I've experimented with WSL2 and it's shockingly good so far. I'll likely install PopOS this weekend to see if i experience problems. If i even hint a problem in Linux, i'll likely revert back to Windows.

Mac is losing it's lunch imo. But, i get to build a workhorse of a PC for the same price i would have given Apple - so i'm happy.
Could be! Although I was favoring Arthur Conan Doyle, with the first name just the 'A' initial.
Powerline a possibility?
I mean I don’t think the Oracle license is viral? I don’t know much about proprietary software licensing though.
If this is an issue, try using Wayland instead of X11. I run PopOS on a similar setup and it works flawlessly under Wayland. Give PopOS a try, you won't be disappointed!

Edit: there was no configuration needed. I selected Wayland from the menu and it just worked right out of the box. No bells and whistles, just a great desktop experience.
Is “the media” stalking every person they can with an established history of misusing that information and selling it and access to those people to hostiles? No. The two are not the same.

Edit-We’re going through a period of media outlets and whole media segments going bankrupt and out of business. Meanwhile FB is the F in FAANG stocks-amongst the most valuable companies on the earth.
Because beating back unions is the one thing worth the bad press.
Semeion, a 2D environment simulator engine
Looks to be another migration service.
Also, Eurozone membership has steadily expanded over the past two decades. There are several countries in the waiting room.

It would seem unfair if only the original set of countries were represented on the bills.
Better tax laws will help with tax compliance.

Can I deduct transaction fees? Maybe only business transaction fees?

There are a lot of unanswered questions.

I plan to on my 2020 tax filings next year.

I’ve never had an issue reporting crypto assets on my taxes since 2014. I wouldnt have been included in the “only 800 people that reported” according to the IRS’ flawed study which was just a search string for bitcoin or btc, as I was mining litecoin back then and receiving capital gains in litecoin back then. I looked and I literally had typed in LTC in a capital gain document.

These guys are so far behind reality.

The new question should be “are you yield farming and did you claim any liquidity mining airdrop?” but sure lets just wait till 2027 for them to catch up
> If I took someone's game, recreated it from scratch, and made a youtube video tutorial, "how to make this game including indistinguishable graphics, textures and gameplay" would the resulting video be infringing?

Key on this one is indistinguishable but there are many Minecraft clone type games by fans and Satisfactory is basically Factorio in 3D and the authors admit being inspired by Factorio. The other reality is that its also at the copyright owners discretion to make it an issue. Course if its fully original graphics it makes it harder to argue for copyright infringement I am sure.
I wonder what the intersection of workers who are uncomfortable with this is with parents who are comfortable with daycare webcams.
NHS Covid app does not log test results from hospitals or PHE labs in England
It used to work that way but the IRS no longer prioritizes the highest earners because they can't afford to. They've been underfunded for years and auditing high earners is very expensive and often involves long legal battles which they don't have the resources to fight.

Audit rates of people making $1m or more are down by 80% since 2011. Now "the top 1% of taxpayers by income were audited at a rate of 1.56%. EITC recipients, who typically have annual income under $20,000, were audited at 1.41%."

Source:
https://www.propublica.org/article/irs-now-audits-poor-ameri...
Are you saying that Boeing’s huge 737 Max mistakes and run our laden news articles mean that every management decision at Boeing reduces quality?

Perhaps the pilots union wanted $400k a year for each pilot, but their market value was only $200K a year?
The way Echo uses Vulkan might be useful or merely inspirational for Godot developers as they extend support to Vulkan. Often in open source it is useful to have similar yet differentiated projects such as OpenBSD and Linux for example.