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From the CloudFlare blog post:

> A key component of ODoH is a proxy that is disjoint from the target resolver. Today, we’re launching ODoH with several leading proxy partners, including: PCCW, SURF, and Equinix.
I like to add "with mice, who have 97.5 percent of working DNA in common with humans."
Man, look at all that config. And this is considered a success story?

On Windows it's (1) install steam (2) play. To develop with my headless freebsd dev machine, it's just (1) install ssh (2) install x11 client (3) open term.
$549 a pair. Yikes.

I'm fairly confident I've reached my own personal peak for Apple pricing. As a spectator I've no doubt these will sell massive numbers but I'm curious to learn what the market will bear for Apple's products.
OH, my… What are you doing Apple? Why so many products with so many versions? Will you do an Apple Printer again?

Please don't.
> If CyberPunk is any good, I'm going to buy it and want the best experience...

from past experience with CDPR games, you should really wait a good year for all the patches to happen. TW3 was only really playable, like, two years after release
Lots of fond memories playing Chuck Yeager's Air Combat, being able to match an F4 Phantom vs a WWII fighter squadron was a lot of fun. First thing I thought of...

RIP Chuck
It's true in the UK. Anyone who dies with 28 days of testing positive for Covid-19 is counted as a Covid death, don't think there are exceptions for obvious things like motor-cycle accidents and definitely not for heart attacks (some of those probably are caused by Covid). Also, the NHS is testing almost everyone admitted to hospital. Used to be anyone who died at any point after testing positive but that messed with the figures too much and made it impossibe to see any actual increase in Covid deaths.

This is one of many reasons that it's difficult to compare death figures from different countries.
When the mention of the magnets came up, I figured this was a bit more than I wanted to spend. What a bummer, but I hope it ends up being real audiophile grade hardware.
Yes, they are here every week.

There are soooooo many examples.

You want iphone security? Google iphone security. Hit news.

You want Apple privacy? Google, Apple privacy. Hit news.

This isn't obscure at all. It's a weekly event.
People didn’t used to be ‘consumers.’ What happened?
> Game consoles always had their own non-standard 3D-APIs, and this didn't hinder games being created or ported.

It did, which is why both Sony and Nintendo made their hardware and API's less special in recent years. (Which doesn't mean they are not special, but less so.).

I mean as far as I now both Playstation 4+ as well as the Switch do support Vulcan. Which is one (of multiple) reasons why so many games where ported to the Switch. (The other, maybe bigger, reason was that Nintendos polices got much better.)
well worth reading to the end

> it might pay the host to carry a fairly harmless parasite if that infection is lethal to the host's competitors

They pointed out that homo sapiens contracted one type of lice from homo erectus, and then wonder if horizontal transmission of infections in the other direction could have lead to the demise of erectus, similar to the staggering deaths of indigineous south americans brought on by the conquestadore.

And then there's this gem

> Human brutality is another feature shared with chimpanzees that has survived in the human lineage [30]. It is too bad that we are not closer to the pygmy chimp (bonobo), which evolved a means of conflict resolution between troupes through alpha females engaging in lesbian sex. But that is another story.
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Anecdotal, but several "super spread" type events near me were nursing homes. Makes some sense as there are a lot of communal facilities. People cross paths a lot, and several shifts of employees are in and out.
Looks good but that price is $200 higher than the Sony WH1000 or Bose 700. Also that case is hilarious, I guess they don't fold at all
Elementary[0] is probably what you're looking for. I did use Kubuntu for a number of years and liked it too.

https://elementary.io/
I didn't say guns should be drawn all the time. Someone's overly emotional and absolute statement incorrectly stated that guns should never be pointed a children. The scenario we are discussing is building searches, which are high risk and the behavior was appropriate in this example. Not to mention there is no evidence showing the guns being pointed directly at anyone.
That bikini carry case...

https://www.apple.com/newsroom/images/product/airpods/standa...
because the vaccine has never been proven to be able to stop asymptomatic spreads.
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The price is ridiculous.
No kidding. I've got a pair of really nice Klipsch bluetooth headphones that I only paid $249 for. I don't see how these can be $300 better.
These are quite appealing for their spatial audio support, without seeming quite as throwaway as the in-ear AirPods [0].

I wonder if they'll end up sounding like beats?

[0] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=23826070
I loved the Image Writer II. But maybe that's not the printer you were thinking of.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ImageWriter
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Including the Digital Crown from the Apple Watch demonstrates the power of Apple designing their hardware in house and amortizing new components over many products.
I really like alternatives, but imo AOSP is really secure and private OS.
What I need is a AOSP smartphone with frequently OTA updates (like in Pixel's phone), working out of box.

I wouldn't compromise my security by choosing one of this smartphones.
I thought these looked familiar, but it was just the metal frame reminding me of jabra elite/ evolve.

Usually when apple creates a new product they are very careful to give it a distinct look that is immediately identifiable from competitor products.

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Entirely off-topic: Looking forward to seeing people who make 1/3 of what I make (and my salary is pretty average) telling me they are a winner because they snagged one of these babies on release day. We are so easily fooled...
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> Well, Fargate is simpler in the way that I define CPU+RAM, give it an image, tell it how many of them to run in parallel and let it run.

Kubernetes allows you to do just that with about a dozen lines of a infrastructure-as-code script.

> That's pretty much it. The container cannot be accessed from the outside except for the defined interfaces like http, the containers cannot discover each other unless I use something else to coordinate between them. That is all restrictive, but it also makes things simple.

Kubernetes does that out-of-the-box, and allows you to keep your entire deployment in a repository.

> I still need to do health-check and such - so if I don't really need long running containers, I can make it even simpler by using lambda.

With Kubernetes, health checks are 3 or 4 lines of code in a deployment definition.

And it's used to manage auto-scaling.

Oh, and unlike Fargate, you can take your Kubernetes scripts and deploy your app on any service provider that offers Kubernetes.
> Those are some of the most expensive headphones I've ever seen

You should hang around head-fi sometime if you think these are expensive...
It's worth pointing out that the Pandemrix "saga" affected very few people.

According to [1], "The UK Health Protection Agency (now Public Health England) undertook a major study of 4- to 18-year-olds and found that around one in every 55,000 jabs led to narcolepsy."

Very rare frequency incidents that slip through testing shouldn't make us over-cautious to the enormous benefits of vaccination.

[1] https://www.narcolepsy.org.uk/resources/pandemrix-narcolepsy
Thanks I’ll stick with my Sony WH 1000 XM 3s, but I’m curious to see how they hold up and how can they justify the almost 200$ difference between the current lineup from Sony and Bose
Will it rattle?
I worry this will drive up prices in the headphone market. Sennheiser and other players may see that there's way more money to be made by simply marking up what they have.
Top selling point for me is that volume knob
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As a FreeBSD user i can say that's true, having to de-Linux or de-Systemd some software is a massive inconvenience.
After reading about how Squad screwed over their developers, I regret having paid for the game.
> I've tried restarting my computer, I'm seeing the same thing on my phone, and I actually swapped my router out for a spare one I have, but its still an issue.

"Ok sir, please click the start button, then the power button, and finally click the restart button to restart your computer..." (and they refuse to budge until you've swapped out your router yet again, because you didn't do all that while you were on the phone with them)
These look magnificent. I’m Looking forward to a couple of years when the battery is dead and you can’t change it without breaking the glued case. This is similar to the reaction I have to announcements of new Google services due to notorious discontinuation.

Edit: judging from the explosion view, it does look to feature actual screws, so I'm cautiously optimistic they might last longer than 3 years, although you never know if they didn't add authentication to the battery to prevent it from being user-servicable.
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These look pretty ugly to me.

I'm sure they work well but I don't see them one-upping airpods. Airpods have a key feature in that they can be put in one's pocket or purse.
I have to agree with this assessment. The opinion provided by /u/Shacklz is unfortunately rather widespread in Switzerland and mostly based on some outdated views on the role of the army ("plausible during the height of the cold war").

As Switzerland's strategic reserve, the army has a broad array of tasks, ranging from support in low threat levels (current example: preparing for the storage and distribution of Covid vaccines), supporting the police (example: World Economic Forum) to high threat levels (where tanks and artillery are needed, so this is also being trained for).

In the end, the Swiss Army is the Swiss Army knife for Switzerland's national security. Articles like this one that talk about defunct bunkers that were built for a very specific cold war scenario (but again: are now decommissioned) naturally don't really help.

Furthermore, the 'bottomless barrel' also completely misses the mark, as Switzerland's military expenditure is very low (around 0.7% of the GDP, NATO benchmark is around 2% for comparison).
Do you think that could be a deliberate push to delegitimize calls for equality? Are large feminist organizations making those misandry statements or are random individuals and fringe organizations making those statements and their voice is being amplified and spread simply because it validates the idea in people’s minds that “this crazy person is what feminism is”. If 1% of women from, say, the US were misandrists, and 1% of those women when on the internet and said crazy things, that is enough for you to have dozens of fresh examples every single day. Much like the “if it bleeds it leads” journalism of the 90s, where people perceived that violence was skyrocketing, while it was in fact falling dramatically, this could be a case of an agenda, or even just a desire for more clicks, skewing your perception.
Apple almost never bends over for advertisers. The closest they have done is pushing a privacy change launch date further down the line.

https://www.theverge.com/2020/9/3/21420176/apple-ios-14-trac...

https://www.telegraph.co.uk/technology/2020/12/08/advertiser...
You're referring to the word "platform" as defined by certain academics. I'm referring to the term "platform" as defined by Marc Andreessen and Bill Gates - https://medium.com/breadcrumb/the-platform-matrix-all-platfo...
RIP Chuck Yeager.

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The warrant obligates you to answer.

You also don't have the duties assigned to police. That's the difference. If you have the legal authority to clear a building, you could act lawfully the same way they did.
> every time I have any symptom, even the mildest of them, I take notice and consider the possibility of Covid

This is hypochondria isn't it? A pathology in its own right, no doubt caused by current events.
Valid points, but...

> Preventing the target resolver from seeing client's IP address breaks GeoDNS.

If the proxy and the target are in the same metro as the user, it shouldn't really matter.

> This is already a problem with 1.1.1.1 which doesn't honour the EDNS client subnet extension.

1.1.1.1 runs at Cloudflare's edge. Most likely it is recursing DNS from more or less the same location as the user and so ECS isn't really required when in fact it exposes the client unnecessarily to upstream name-servers.

> I don't see what kind of snooping these privacy measures are there to prevent.

The one where DNS resolvers build to sell browsing profile of its users?
You're saying a lot here so it's a bit tough to respond specifically. But my point is the following: the danger police has decreased hence any talk of increased danger is certainly wrong. There may be a _perceived_ increase in danger, but that's not the same thing.

It seems pretty clear (to me) to be cultural. Not cultural in some static sense (e.g. American vs Swiss), but cultural as in the culture of policing in the US has been changing over time. Our police has treated American citizens as more dangerous while the opposite is true. The real question is why. Why have Americans idea of the level of crime in society so diverged from reality? Can this be reversed?
In my country they do the drills every year, the day - but not the time is announced in advanced. Everyone knows that they will be checking that everyone gets out, so we all leave and gather in our assigned locations and enjoy a paid break outside. They schedule these for good weather so getting outside is a nice break.
This way people take it seriously, but don't panic. We know from experience that someone will be outside with a checklist to make sure we all leave.

There are scientific practices behind the above. I suggest you get your country on board with those so that people take the alarm seriously.
There's something about the colors that made me fell ill to my stomach. The rose color, it's just too much Apple. And I like my rose colored iPhone. What next, Apple t-shirts? How much and how large Apple branding are we expected to flout?

At least the iPods are rather small and the phone fits in the pocket.
Not giving medical advice but you probably shouldn't be going to A&E for a sprained ankle unless it's very serious or a suspected break.

For people who are not ordinarily resident in the UK an A&E admission costs £100-£500 plus any tests and treatment. There's a small amount of margin which is used to offset the cost of recovering the money and the fact that sometimes the bills go unpaid.
If you can push services to the edge without adding complexity to your setup, why wouldn't you? The simplicity (and pricing model) of running code on Cloudflare Workers should be reason enough to do this.

I agree that AWS Lambda for this project would have been more than sufficient, together with S3 for static hosting. However, the advantage of CF workers over is that you combine both the CDN, static hosting, the API layer and the back-end logic running in one and the same worker, therefore significantly simplifying your setup.

With AWS (and without using Lambda@Edge), we'd probably have to use a combination of Cloudfront, S3, API Gateway & Lambda. All of these could easily be defined in code with something like the Serverless framework or AWS SAM, but there are a lot more moving parts here when compared to CF Workers.
> Sullivan said a few partner organizations are already running proxies, allowing for early adopters to begin using the technology through Cloudflare’s existing 1.1.1.1 DNS resolver.

In other words, in order to thwart efforts to make the internet anonymous , US companies are planning to takeover DNS for the vast majority of people.
Privacy is a buzzword to boost sales even more. Perhaps the biggest problem with Apple is its nasty monopoly strategies, remember the times you could easily add more RAM, change batteries?
I don't see a mention of any socket, mini jack or micro jack; this is predictable but still unfortunate. I wish it was possible to use these with non bluetooth gear.

Update: I see a mention of the lightning connector (for charging) at https://www.apple.com/airpods-max/specs/ . I wonder if lightning to mini jack adapter would work with this product.
Oh, I know there's more expensive out there, I should've been more clear, when I said "Some of the most expensive" I actually meant outside of the crazy cans that people buy that call themselves audiophiles lol.
Not only Blizzard games, I've seen this in ArmA, Euro Truck Simulator 2, Simple Rockets 2 and others.

Consoles do this pretty often, with a FullHD/4K GUI and lower (or even dynamic) resolution for the 3D. Very comfortable.
Sops can use GPG key groups too. There are multiple encryption methods available, such as GPG, KMS (GCP and AWS) and azure key vault.
Why does it matter to you that people "who make 1/3 of what you make" buy this device on release day? That's just pathetic.
So Google got sued by ISPs which lobbied an investigation by DOJ for trying to encrypt DNS: https://www.engadget.com/2019-09-29-congress-doj-scrutinze-g...

Will ISPs be too scared to sue Apple and Cloudflare for this? Or are they giving them an out?
Especially if you consider the inherent issues with Bluetooth call quality. No matter how good their microphones in them are, they will mangle the audio back to the 90s.
$549 seems entirely detached and I am baffled, even as an ANC enthusiast.
Worth noting that in Denmark the prohibition against pornography was repealed by a conservative government. The concern was that due process could not be applied fairly since the definition of obscenity was so subjective.

There was a number of cases where works of literature or art were charged with obscenity, and it became an embarrassment to police and the judicial system since the criteria was so arbitrary.

So it wasn't so much a question of pro or against porn, it it a question of justice.

The discussion mostly concerned "obscene" literature since photographic porn was not widespread. But the repeal of the law combined with technological advances made Denmark into a powerhouse of pornography magazines and movies - probably not what the conservative government had expected.
That announcement doesn't even mention systemd. It was probably removed because of its bombastic, grandiose claims - "most advanced init system", "make every other system appear obsolete", "more effective than ever before or with any other system" etc.
So I do wonder how such systems can be designed or implemented such that geoip systems can still work.

While I'm sure aws route53 and cloudflare's own routing systems can handle this properly, Cloud isn't quite the answer. Not every workload fits on the cloud (see: Discord, which runs on leased servers), and a system that breaks down if your rented datacenters aren't in alignment with Cloud operating regions doesn't make a great solution.
I partially agree with you, the problem is not technical, although using the most famous and portable APIs definitely helps gaming companies porting and making their games available for MacOS or iOS.

But i guess the main 2 problems are:

1) Not enough Mac users which would be significant for a AAA gaming company to port their games on day 1 and get profit.

2) Apple has not taken yet gaming seriously, maybe because they have not seen a viable business model for gaming. I guess here this could change as Apple is slowly putting their feet on it with Apple Arcade (which is definitely not going to bring hardcode gamers), making iOS a good gaming platform (device stability, good GPUs and good support for 3rd party controllers) now its the first time most popular Macs are getting a good GPU. Perhaps also this is one of the reasons why they are blocking Cloud gaming.
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Guess it’s going to at least somewhat depend on how important spatial audio turns out to be. My QC35s are on their last legs, and I’m certainly pretty curious about these having just ordered some AirPod Pros...
I'm aware of spaced repetition learning but I'm just at a generic stat school so what were learning is more cooking cutter "move on to the next thing that doesn't build upon what you've just learned" education.
This is also a good book on the topic:

https://www.npr.org/books/titles/488266595/the-hidden-life-o...
Truly asymptomatic spread is not a major driver of infection. There are been some major public relations problems when an organization said this, and were mistaken to mean pre-symptomatic, but the science is pretty clear.

We used to think true asymptomatic infections (never develop any symptoms but test positive) were ~50% of those infected. More recent research puts it at closer to ~20%. Again, some reporting bungled this by reporting studies from controlled populations (like a cruise ship) before they knew if cases were asymptomatic or pre-symptomatic, causing people to quote the number as the former, when it was really a mix.

COVID spreads like wildfire by pre-symptomatic people. There are mountains of evidence to support this. Spread by asymptomatic people is speculation.

> Of course, whether you go on to develop symptoms or not, its still highly pertinent information if asymptomatic spread is not a major driver of infection.

Not sure, but I think you may be using the word "asymptomatic" to denote pre-symptomatic in this sentence.

> As long as you self isolate upon symptom onset that should be enough.

It is not enough.
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Science as well. There's the oft-quoted:

‘A new scientific truth does not triumph by convincing its opponents and making them see the light, but rather because its opponents eventually die, and a new generation grows up that is familiar with it.’

- Max Planck

Also see this link, for a study that tried to test/quantify this:
https://www.nber.org/digest/mar16/does-science-advance-one-f...
But how is it different as far as being irradiated?
Is there still latency?

E.G. when I open GarageBand, and hit a piano key - is there still a bloody whole second delay before I hear it in my ‘AirPods Pro’ with a ‘custom’ W1 chip on a device supposedly made for creatives?

No, really. For creators, this might be the worst value proposition I’ve ever seen. $550 USD for headphones that can’t operate without latency.

If it wasn’t for the wheels or the stand on the Mac Pro, I would say this is the worst value proposition I’ve seen, period.

I’ve seen mock-ups of an iPhone 13 without a headphone jack. Will they just stop offering GarageBand, or any other music creation apps?

Apple’s hit a new low. For real.
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