skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
> Browsers (like firefox) are enabling DoH by default

If you are using a filtered DNS, there is a domain (use-application-dns.net) that you add to tell Firefox to not activate it (unless if the user explicitly activated it). It's already included in Pi-Hole, and some hosts list includes it (despite Firefox prioritising hosts list before DoH).

Plain-text DNS are redirectible (technically a hijack, but whatever).

Ironically, I think that most IoT devices will be the one with hard-to-shut-off DoH/DoT: even worse, they have the incentive to develop a proprietary protocol for ads, so the next step-up would be IP blocklists. Or, I dunno, just hostage your device if you don't allow internet connectivity.
It sounds like a more realistic motivation for that would be to reduce the risk of failure- if the primary team flubbed the project, the secondary team would still be an option. (Such a system would also give you an opportunity to judge how effective either team was.)

Awful thing to do to engineers, but you can understand why management would do it and why they wouldn't want to demoralize the secondary team by telling them.
I wonder what the accuracy of that is vs on-wrist measurement of something like SpO2. If it’s anything like the latter then it’s essentially nothing more than a worthless gimmick.
> Life is so short, read nothing but the cornerstones (this may not be that) of western thought.

The cornerstone of Western thought would be more Aristotle, especially given the influence he had on Christian/Catholic thought via the Scholastics (Aquinas).

Western values are Christian values (Catholic and later Protestant):

* https://www.theguardian.com/books/2019/nov/21/dominion-makin...

* https://historyforatheists.com/2020/01/tom-holland-dominion/

* https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_WEIRDest_People_in_the_Wor...
If you shift the trust just one allegorical bit you don’t necessarily have to read all the code; just compare the sha256 hash with a known git commit and scan through the recent changes in the repo.

Compiling from scratch isn’t necessarily such a big deal these days (guix/NixOS/gentoo for base system, locally built containers for orchestrated services).

Personally I’m fine with putting some level of trust in the maintainers of Debian apt repos but everything else I definitely do take a look at where it’s coming from and what’s going on. There’s a middle ground between fine-combing the source tree and blindly accepting whatever comes from arbitrary upstreams.
Anything i need and never had update issues. The most used link is https://docs.gitlab.com/omnibus/update/ ( i don't need enterprise features at all, just private git repo's and some issue handling for myselve)

Never had an issue, but i always take a snapshot before just in case.

Been running it for > 5 years.
I still do.

Furthermore, at this point I'm having two questions about it:

1. The notice clearly said that if I didn't accept I wouldn't be able to continue to use WhatsApp after some date in the past (I don't remember it exactly). This is clearly not true. Wouldn't this fact be grounds for invalidation of all consents they gathered before?

2. At this point I must have declined accepting at least 100 times. Shouldn't it be required to have a "no, never" option in there? In its absence, shouldn't I be able to make the case that the one time I click on "agree" it was by mistake? How is this method of agreement valid whatsoever?
My best Linux distro (tl;dr Manjaro i3)
It's become muscle memory for me, at this point I'm just interested to see what eventually happens.
They mentioned it is included with Gnome.
An app called Libby and the big business of library e-books
The “expense” you mention is just getting plastered all over ratepayers in CA as they have to deal with bullshit instability.
Analytics on Ethereum Layer 2s
>You are comparing modern states to opportunistic self-serving shortsighted violent families.

That seems to me to be a very fair comparison
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Renweables and nuclear don't mix well - it's too inflexible. In fact, the concept of base load generally becomes very unhelpful with an energy sector transitioning towards renewable energy (see e.g. https://citeseerx.ist.psu.edu/viewdoc/download?doi=10.1.1.18...).

Overbuilding generation capacity, either of renewables or here by peaker gas plants, rather than storage is generally recognised as the most economical way forward.
It's not.

It's a clear demonstration to FAANG and others that nine-digit fines are on the table even in Ireland - the country that tech corporations love the most because of tax advantages, the country long criticized for pandering to said corporations instead of fulfilling their data protection obligations.
In 20 years the cost of PV installations has decreased a magnitude. Lithium battery energy density has increased a magnitude while prices have fallen a magnitude. Maybe it's time to shift expectations as to what solar can achieve when properly integrated into the existing energy grid.
It's not a myth when it happens. Last time I tried v6 again on my network (about a year ago) I had these issues. Not a lot of them, but toggling v6 off made them go away. There are fewer issues, true, but having dual-stack does still appear to break some things. I say "appear to" because I'm assuming that it's not actually an issue with v4+v6 dual stack, but rather a problem with misconfigured services (e.g. services having wrong AAAA records, stuff using v6 that doesn't work properly with v6 etc.); from an end-user perspective this does not really matter: There are sometimes issues when v6 is on, which go away by turning v6 off - end user perception: v6 is wonky.
Love the use of vanilla js framework, truly bleeding edge. I suggest you try using the css media query framework as well and add some margins on mobile :p. Otherwise great way to tickle my narcissism!
> It seems like we’re missing the crucial step of how it all turned out OK.

Pulled over, hood up, wiggled a few leads. Light goes out, hood down, back on the road, job done.
Gnome does have it built it, for as long as I can remember. Simultaneously press Control-Alt-Shift-R.
Deep core drilling is an easy solution, but solutions are not being developed because waste is not actually that much of a problem. Decommissioning is one, though.
The following reply in GitHub addresses your question:

>>that is more difficult to get as you'd need to install all dependencies in your home directory and prepare all the configuration files to use/point the right executables. We have nothing at the moment for bootstrapping podman and its dependencies from scratch for an unprivileged user.

The easiest would be to install it on the system, but still use the unprivileged users for running the containers.

https://github.com/containers/podman/issues/3100
I once had tea with some bedouins in Jordan’s Wadi Rum around 2015 or so and these pictures could have been of that tea. The tent looked the same.

They were really nice people who just stopped some travelers for tea and a chat. They weren’t selling anything and wouldn’t take any gives or thank yous. Frequently when traveling you’ll get some fake hospitality experiences that end up just “gift shopping” but this experience was neat to me as they seemed just interested in travelers.

I wonder how frequently they do that as the road wasn’t super busy, but also wasn’t abandoned. We maybe spent half an hour and no else came by.
Did you study the work of Ralph Nader and the auto industry? Or the history of tobacco industry? There are multiple examples when it worked in the past. I am quite confident that when abuse goes too far, the pushback is even bigger. I just don't want to oversimplify the issue and say that any big corporation or any IT giant is bad by nature. It's growing pains in my book.
Apparently I'm Tim Berners Lee (I'm not).
great article, I think you should extend this thought as the market settles post pandemic. I also enjoyed some of the articles you linked. Great rabbit hole!

Any thoughts/improvements on the original post?

Fwiw, I'm building a team in South Africa to service Europe based on the exact premise of the article. Culturally similar, timezone, legal structure.
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I haven't disabled js anywhere
I flew out of Chile last year and while taking off the plane had 5 different people hit it with green lasers. It is crazy how well you can see at night where it’s coming from. I’m pretty sure that with a video you could figure out exactly what house it’s coming from.
Unfortunately for me I love looking out the window and some of those hit me right in the eye and it really disrupted my vision for a while
They are an Austrian no-profit with public reports: https://noyb.eu/en/annual-reports
What prospect and value does the e-Naira hold for the Nigerian economy?
Showers use way too much water even in a big camper. Just go for a wild swim :)
You need to be on a desktop device, you need to have Docker running and you need to have port 9000 still available.

So I still think these are pretty high requirements to test a product out. Especially since this is a tool being used by non-IT people (E-Mails/Marketing). Might be helpful to have a demo, to help convince people who don't know what docker is, but can still vote/decide/argue for/against certain software solutions.
Does anyone know if these fines ever get collected? And if they get collected what % of the headline figure?

Or are many of these headlines just a pay day for lawyers?
Can’t say I see the point really, a lot of this can be replicated with good CGI. It’s mostly an indulgence for the game creator.
About 50% of Gen Z has below average IQ. No big deal.
FDA approves particular formulations of drugs for particular uses, generally in the context of being prescribed by a medical professional who understands when the treatment is appropriate and what the correct dosage should be.

To the best of my knowledge it has not approved people randomly going down to the pet shop and chomping down on the horse dewormer just because they've chosen to eschew interventions that actually help but also don't want to get scarred lungs and/or die.

But you don't have to take my word for it. Here's what the FDA has to say on the subject:

https://www.fda.gov/consumers/consumer-updates/why-you-shoul...
Yes, its for social media: When your environmental activism only needs to pass <280-char limit
Joe Rogan has Covid – and his treatment will make health experts feel ill
You can reduce electricity consumption easily by banning electric vehicles!

Or less flippantly: trying to reduce electricity use is very likely to result in increased fossil fuel use. And not just vehicles.
Twice a day, more or less :-D

But I discovered my SO is doing as well, not because she really cares, but because she is used to dismissing any popup she sees - I am curious how many people haven't accepted yet just because they have a muscle memory to close pop-ups that get in their way
> Why has no one understood Nietzsche, and written a better and more understandable version of Nietzsche's work? And why is everyone not reading that?

In science (aka, natural philosophy) the goal is about finding answers. Perhaps in philosophy it is thought more important to ask questions, and the questions asked in "old primary texts" are still relevant today, and may be the exact same ones asked 2500 years ago.

What is [tT]ruth? What is beauty? Does God exist? What is the point of life? What is happiness? What does it mean to be a 'good' person? When it is okay, if ever, to lie?

Given your logic, which seems to be that we should only move forward, what's the point of studying history? Why bother reading Herodotus's The Histories when there are contemporary analysis? Tom Holland, who released a new translation, discusses some reasons:

* https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AHTokb35nGM
Having owned 4 campers both tiny and large, I'd emphasize thinking hard about what sort of trip you want to have. Tiny campers are handy for quick, fuel efficient journeys in good weather, but horrible to hang out in if it gets wet/midgy etc and you have no alternative (hello Scotland!). Large campers are obviously more expensive and drink more fuel. For me I think the sweet spot for 2 adults is a vw transporter (or equivalent sized vehicle); with either high or pop top (get something you can stand up in!). Now I have a young family we've upgraded to a self converted peugeot boxer L3H2. (This is for holidays, not full time living... full timers will want larger).

Don't try to make your camper like a house, it will never be one. Use a reliable foot (not electric) pump to conserve your cold water supply and I wouldn't bother with running hot water.

Do carry at least a very small toilet. It needn't have its own room (though you certainly get extra points for dignity if it does). Little chemical toilets which are little more than a bucket with a lid can be bought very cheaply, though one friend recently impressed me with his much nicer smelling van based compost toilet! #vanlife has exploded in popularity in recent years and if everyone snuck off to poo in a hedge like in the old days, the beauty spots would all become disgusting.

Pick up litter that isn't yours, try to leave places in a better state than you found them, give the community a good name!

Finally, take all affiliate linked "how to" articles with a very large pinch of salt :)
I used this book and it's pretty good: https://www.roadtoreact.com/
Reminds me of random warnings on OpenAI about unsafe content. I get this for very banal things that are truly puzzling
Found the one who wants to keep killing Afghan children...
> The current state of oss would be a counterpoint to this.

The current state of OSS exists in a world with copyright. If you want to extrapolate that to a world without copyright you better have a good argument why the incentives for OSS funding would not change.
Also, I'm not sure if it's a Safari 15 beta thing or just a Safari thing, but the hovers don't work on Safari 15 beta from macOS Monterey either.

They work fine on Firefox though.
Probably not. Super conductors don't really solve any problem because they loose their super conductivity at high B fields; i.e. when they transport large currents. Case in point the highest field magnets are not made w/ superconductors but water cooled copper pipes.

So you'd have to transform the electricity to high voltage, low current. But we already do that to pretty much arbitrarily lower Ωlosses on high V lines - the USSR made a transcontinental line back in the sixties with MV (yup, mega volts).
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> no country has a long-term solution for dealing with the waste

Sure we do. Stick it somewhere dry and remote. Thanks to climate change, brought on in part by anti-nuclear activists, we’ll have plenty of both well into the future.
"we lose money on each sale but plan to make it up on volume...."

ok
> hope they don't pivot to charging money from companies for not fighting them.

I hope so too. It's something that's been on my mind in general terms - it feels like all organizations (both for- and nonprofit) decay over time, eventually becoming corrupt. I'm not sure there's a cure for this. So we can either never support any organization, or support them while they're still pristine, stop when they go bad, and hope someone else will appear to carry the torch. Not supporting is the easy choice, but you can't build a civilization that way.

So I guess vigilance is the name of the game. I'm gonna support noyb until they go bad.
There's also the quota bonus to be aware of

> half of the unused quota from the previous month being added to the next.

https://support.aa.net.uk/Home::1

I currently have 8.7TB left on my quota this month.
I used Stimulus JS along with Turbolinks before Hotwire came out. And now I am migrating some older Rails SSR to Hotwire.

Why I want to learn React is looking around at the direction of web development I see less job requirements for Ruby on Rails SSR and more about Ruby on Rails API with React.

I am not looking to change my job now and I like backend development. Sometimes I also do a side project or small contract that is creating a web app just to keep myself a little up to date with frontend stuff.

I think I resisted enough the SPA hype and maybe I am on the wrong side of history :) so I want to give it a try.
Elon Musk is the P. T. Barnum of this age.

"There's a sucker born every minute"
Interesting idea! May I suggest having a tooltip description pop up on long press for those of us browsing on mobile?
I'm planning to back to school soon, and I'm torn between studying Math or Philosophy. I like them both a lot, and there are many similarities, but definitely if I choose Philosophy, I know it's not going to do much for my job prospects as a programmer.
Good point, I will add Svelte to my list of what I want to learn at least a little bit. I looked to their website and I like a lot how they present these concepts.
How to Renovate the Interior of Your House
First of all, people do not usually get the designs they expect. But, that is not your problem. That is the mistake of a contractor. Also, you get the right size for the house. If it is properly built, only then can a house feel like a home. That is why it is best to avoid unskilled workers and look for the best General Contractor in North York , to make sure you get your dream house.
Anecdatum: on virgin and it’s been rock solid for the last 2 years. Must be a location thing.
It’s not an A vs B problem, it’s mix optimization problem, because we need baseload, dispatchable, and peaking power sources. So you have to talk about the entire portfolio not sub one for another.
> in reality this isn't the choice

In the reality with excessive copyright terms, yes.

> Even PBS with lots of supporting patrons can't make it without significant government funding.

Are government grants for the arts a bad thing now?
Surely it’s getting annoying though.
I think the parent comment was highlighting the conflict of interest and moral hazard here, not excusing the behavior.
"Yeah, maybe you were doing it wrong."

I think you misread my comment which was pointing out that COM is an interfacing standard, and has little to nothing to do with language choices or this conversation. Pointing out that there are multiple languages that can build to it isn't a counterpoint, but actually is the reason I made my comment. It's like saying you "developed the program in JSON over HTTP" in a conversation about programming languages.

Though regardless of that, Microsoft uses C++ for the overwhelming majority of a Windows install (this is trivial to verify). This is meaningless, having nothing to do with the root comment, but somehow this conversation was pulled there.

Windows programs can be written in just about anything. No one ever contested that. "Low-level" code, however, is seldom done in the GC languages. Seldom doesn't mean never, as stated over and over again, and Googling for random fringe counterexamples aren't counterpoints.
Affordable housing is a jobs problem when there is enough land or enough movement in the market of existing housing. In the Netherlands it a space issue (build on farmland or build in Nature?) and an environmental issue (we need to reduce nitrogen emissions and it's blocking new developments).
Mostly agree, but I’d say the “Go banana!” option is trying to power the world purely with greater energy efficiency.
I can't tell if they are developers or not, but I have seen what I'll refer to as "evangelists" of GrapheneOS spread a lot of misinformation about LineageOS and Mainline Linux phones, then when ignore technical arguments and block people who raise those technical arguments.

After seeing it a few times, it really makes me uneasy to use GrapheneOS. Heck, I switched back to LineageOS because of this behavior.

In the Linux phone community, we all have our preferences (I use Mobian and am a Mobian Dev), but we are very cooperative and friendly to one another. For example, I go out of my way to make sure all of my projects work on other OSes/DEs, and I am just as welcome in the PostmarketOS developer community as I am in the Mobian community as I am in the Mobile Fedora community. I personally consider quite a few of the pmOS devs to be my friend, as well as the Fedora devs I work with.
Great replacement for docker. For personal use it is pretty much a drop-in replacement. I used it with hashicorp nomad, and so far had no issues at all. One thing that might be an issue for some is Docker-in-Docker thing is kinda broken. (was around 8-10 months ago, not sure about now.)
It's about the size of the whole Facebook, which Whatsapp is only a small part of, daily revenue - revenue, not profit. The fine is humongous and they surely don't wipe their asses with such amounts every morning.
It wasn't just finance that furthered polarization, although inequality certainly plays a role. I think some writers might get a beating from Santa Clause too.

And this article makes the usual mistakes. It celebrates spending and debts, completely ignoring the dire consequences for the many people that worked hard to have a little reserve. As if the author delights that people jump on the suicide train.

Continuing these policies would mean that work is worth nothing, goods are worth nothing. Someone can just randomly create money and give it to the most holy ones.

This is not a sustainable society at all. Only if enough people are dumb enough to buy it. To be honest, chances aren't that bad. But why shouldn't I just print my own money then? Maybe crypto currency is the way to go then, because this tightly knit community will turn hostile to everyone at some point. It is inevitable.

I would prefer to face the reality that my state might just be broke. Because this is certainly not a desirable alternative.

Because what is advocated here isn't just having ab unlimited budget where some institution take care people don't indulge themselves too much, it advocates that this budget is carefully distributed to people most in line or by buying "the left".

The only check and balance would be the competition between these central banks. How long if they are that tightly knit? Those will slowly become completely dysfunktional. One can only hope that we don't have to trade natural goods at some point.

The ECB broke all the rules it was meant honor at some point. To keep the casino going. I don't think that will work for too long.
Some of the Matrix folks are active on HN, maybe they mentioned something in the discussions back then? But I wouldn't be surprised if it wasn't much if anything - my impression was that Gitlab didn't really know what to do with gitter, so giving it to messaging-focused project would make some sense.

No, bridged rooms generally are reachable from any instance. It's just that the bridge talks to matrix.org and matrix.org "hosts" (that's not 100% accurate afaik to how Matrix works, but close enough for this) the room just like any other matrix.org room, that is also reachable from other instances.
It really is, we should build a website and forum to support each other.
It's not persistent and they also keep futzing with things like throwing "so-and-so liked this tweet" into the timeline. I just want to see what people I follow actually publish, not their likes or follows or whatever.