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Sassy Justice is one long gut-shot against Trump. I'm not sure why you think conservatives would widely share this, unless you're supposing that they have a good sense of humour and humility.

And yes, all politics and public figures warrant criticism and satire. Cast aside your sacred cows.
Note that Karen Blixen published the Danish version of the book under her own name. And apparently she used the pen name Tania Blixen in the German versions. I don't know what this says though. She kept using different pen names even after getting famous under her own name.
If people are threatening the health and safety of other people (including uninvolved bystanders, not to mention people who disagree with them) based on their beliefs and opinions, does it not approach being your responsibility to do what you can to disavow them of those beliefs?
Is anyone building a RasberryPi powered cellphone? Basically something that has a battery + solar panel + touch screen. A device that is fully operational without any need of peripherals.

Or I guess a more useful device would be a laptop. A chromebook equivalent but powered by rasberry pi and is hopefully kid-proof rugged
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Why not? Can't there be "TLS for cameras"?
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> I can't see the generation side getting that far ahead.

How far ahead do they need to be?

Suppose that it's cat and mouse, at least initially. Every six months someone comes up with a new way to detect the best known deepfakes, then six months after that there is a new way to evade that means of detection as well.

Someone drops a deepfake five weeks before an election.
It really has instant appeal to me as an adult, but I'm not so sure about target market any more. Kids these days are all glued to their mobile phones, it seems if you want to blow a kid's mind, something that turns their phone into a magic box they can tinker with would be so much better. Something maybe like a combo keyboard with IO breakout ports funnelled over bluetooth, and some matching software development environment closer to GWBASIC or maybe even VB3 than the usual Android toolchain

I'm also concerned this doesn't mention much about how accessible the internals are. Can a kid crack it open?

Meanwhile, totally digging the nostalgia factor. Probably won't buy one, but damn I'd love one
That's the other (and arguably more interesting) part of the puzzle! :)
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How is blocking an application because of the actions of one user “legit”?

If their spider were treating sites fairly, it’d also block google search, and the chrome team wouldn’t budge on the decision even though the rest of the company collapsed.

I hope the anti trust investigators focus on these sorts of instead of some trivially-bypassed thing, like bundling.

After the botched MS antitrust suit, I’m not holding my breath.
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Except it wasn't. Carnivore was a thing that people knew about, and the US government backed away from it when it was publicized. Total Information Awareness was a thing that was known and not a conspiracy theory. The Patriot Act was a thing that took a lot of steps towards a surveillance society.

Snowden's information was just a confirmation that the US government was pursuing these things in secret when doing them in the open failed. It's not a lizard people/flat earth/q-anon level thing. There was plenty of "prior art" for the Snowden revelations.

There are conspiracies. I have never seen or heard of one that turns the world upside down. They seem to be all continuations and expansions of bad behavior that is currently accepted as fact.
Agree, video has always been a deeply manipulative media. Between editing, angles of shooting, music. The simple fact that you have a voice over that tells you something and that somehow because you are watching the video (what you watch is real) the voice over is also the truth.

It will introduce a healthy dose of skepticism to that media.
That's mostly wrong. Everyone is predisposed to store excess energy as fat. Cutting back calories doesn't cause a significant increase in metabolic efficiency (unless you're really suffering from starvation which wouldn't apply to anyone on a regular calorie restriction diet). The reason that weight loss tends to slow down for most people on diets is that it simply takes less energy to maintain a lower body mass. So to sustain the same rate of weight loss they would have to keep decreasing calorie intake.

Resting metabolic rate tests are widely available for about $75. You just sit in a chair for a few minutes while a machine measures your exhalations. This is worth doing occasionally if you can afford it to establish an accurate baseline. A lot of people blame their failure to lose weight on a "slow metabolism" which is almost never correct: metabolic rates for individuals with a given height, weight, and sex differ by only a few percent.
Website builder project inching away from open source
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> A 20mb app takes the same amount of time to download whether it's a zip file or a WebGL app

You can do a lot more with that when so many dependencies are taken care of. No window creation, no extension loading, no audio layer, no image loading, no dynamic image loading, no libc or libc++, no 'visual studio runtime'

> much more error-prone,

What is that based on?

> have less features,

Why would that be true?
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> Mileva and Albert had similar grades (4.7 and 4.6, respectively) except in applied physics where she got the top mark of 5 but he, only 1. She excelled at experimental work while he did not. But at the oral exam, Professor Minkowski gave 11 out of 12 to the four male students but only 5 to Mileva. Only Albert got his degree.

She was never allowed to actually work in physics.
Where the ultimate onus of responsibility falls doesn't matter much when you've got a bunch of Rohingya hanging from trees because some politician retweeted a fake video.
This is how social media works; keep people engaged and cause them to experience large swings in emotion.

So as with almost everything nowadays (e.g. look up police brutality statistics and compare to common perception re: pervasiveness), the formula is simple: paint an exciting/horrifying view of reality by sensationalizing rare events.
Show HN: AGPL dumb search engine for primary sources
Jeff Geerling (HN:geerlingguy, who is participating in this comments section) has demonstrated using a NVMe drive with the RPi 4 Compute Module and its IO board, which has a PCIe slot.

https://youtu.be/HUamq0ey8_M?t=429
Then either link to webkit.org, opengl.org, or maybe the examples page of threejs.org :-)
Yeah I also have a Remarkable (2), and the potential is all there but the execution on the software side -- beyond the excellent drawing capabilities -- is stunningly unimaginative
What? There are obvious examples where faked video can have a serious affect. What kind of solipsistic nightmare are we slipping into?
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As does ffmpeg. Some more recent developers seem incredulous.

https://github.com/FFmpeg/FFmpeg/pull/153#issuecomment-15416...
Any more recent research/studies on this topic?
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I remember a language designed 25 years ago with those goals, it just failed because Bell Labs were no longer cool.
Easy: You fill out a form. If you have a need and meet the technical requirements (multihoming), you get one.

Not easy: With IPv4, you'll be waiting for ages because they're out in most regions (ARIN.) You'll have to acquire one through a broker. This is time and money. Fortunately, I have an IPv4 allocation (/24, old "class C") from back in the 90's.
- we stuffed all the presidential debates into git

- https://github.com/mytakedotorg/us-presidential-debates

- serve them to users from git

- https://github.com/mytakedotorg/mtdo/blob/53f3be668719a03a25...

- stuff them into lucene for search indexing

- https://github.com/mytakedotorg/mtdo/blob/staging/lucene/src...

- and into d3 for visualization

- https://github.com/mytakedotorg/mtdo/blob/53f3be668719a03a25...