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> Finally, the file system paradigm fails with shared content; you can't save a Google Doc to disk because then how can your friends or coworkers update it?

Just curious, does anyone know of any hybrid file formats that store information both locally and online?

It seems like one solution to this problem would be a document that stores an editable copy locally and a revision hash in its metadata, then decides whether to serve up the local or cloud copy depending on whether the user is connected to the internet.

Sure, this could cause conflicts between online / cloud files if someone else edits the file at the same time as you, but that's true of any cloud sync service like iOS Notes.

I guess in retrospect I'm just describing Dropbox which, while it's more a container for standard files than a file format in itself, has largely the same effect.
Governments are the same things as mobs of course this is how they would behave.
Governments are the same things as the mob, of course this is how they would behave.
MitoQ is in the same class as SkQ1 and is already marketed as a pill. Both are made up of an antioxidant anion and a phosphonium cation for getting into mitochondria. However, a rare controlled study against using a random inert anion with the same mitochondrial penetrator shows similar effects as the purported geroprotectors [1] suggesting that nobody has any idea how these molecules work to the extent they work at all. But it’s definitely an interesting area of research.

[1] https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/31139092/
Probably what made the difference was money + counselling and longterm engagement. That it was at worst roughly equal cost to traditional interventions, and arguably (a bit) cheaper stands in its benefit.

Ignoring rough sleepers is not cost effective. Society as a whole does better when we pay to avoid having people sleeping on the streets.
So... The UK is not part of EU, and you're not counting Italy and Spain, and don't know anybody in France so can't speak for that country... Yet you're arguing for western EU salaries...? I can only sense you having some knowledge of Germany from your comments.
Some of them get finished other ways. Others get taken back by the bank when the owner decides to stop making payments on a loan for an unfinished house. You often see half finished houses that are slowly rotting.
I'm surprised to see no mention of the interesting recent book, 2034 by a recently retired us admiral, about how in about 10 years China, through tech superiority, could beat the us, and badly. "A Novel of the Next World War, 2034", by Elliot Ackerman and James G. Stavridis. It has a lot of things that resonate with these war games thoughts. I loved it.
I believe they were sarcastic about NATO not being an invading force by mentioning one of the more obvious invasions.
Could you imagine the bureaucratic nightmare it would be to find that receipt?
I challenge that claim. The best source of morality is certainly Islam.
>> The reason is to hurt you and it's unfortunate that we're in denial about it.

> To the extent that the individual and the marketer's interests are not aligned, the harm is borne entirely by the individual. It doesn't matter if the intention is to harm the individual

Of course it does. That's the claim. Don't bring up tangential subjects and then try to associate them as if it's a rephrasing.
For others who are just hearing about this now https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Blinking_twelve_problem
Criminals are definitely belong in a lower status category.
> So, the bar you've established is arguably the single greatest invention of the past 50 years?

The bar was _three_ useful, practical, ideas.

I lived through the era too, and while critics we saying how it won't be a panacea of anything, many of us were actually _living_ it.
People who advocate Free Speech on the internet seem to usually mean Speech Free From Criticism. The "anti-free speech" things they complain about is just other people excising their own free speech.
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The USAF is the "light carrier" fleet. One B-52H can carry 20 air launched cruise missiles.
"it's not a bug" is a really bizarre response.

"we know" is kind of ok, but the status of bug-hood is defined between coders and users, not solely by coders I think, and this breaks the POLA severely: People who depend on JQ don't expect this.
They'll charge a fee and offer paid placement to brands. The ads will not be obvious, will just show up as prioritized over other listings. Maybe even routes will adjust accordingly to put you closer to advertisers. And you'll pay for the honor.