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Same experience here in California, they went from none at any stores in years to all stores having them available.
The best name in the DDoS protection business is Cloudflare. I’m sure they’re going to acquire or snuff out all competition within a few years.

It’s probably a liability to go with anyone else, due to the lack of network resources.
Is free speech in the US absolute?

I am wondering if a site can say "only praise of politician X allowed, what is praising is at our discretion"

Or "no women allowed"?

If so, cannot Twitter have their own rules about what is correct and what is incorrect?
I know. I've heard exactly the same myself. It's a mindset that I think I've figured out after hearing it on multiple occasions but it makes no sense for a society to think this way, nor does it in anyway benefit the country.
Not by a long shot. The average person still thinks the culprit is nicotine, when nicotine is rather harmless compared to the addictiveness of concommittantly administered Harmala alkaloids, and to the damage caused by inhaling nano-/microparticulate matter and hot combustion gases.
3GB RAM, 2.7GHz quad core cpu/1.9GHzX4 + 1.3GHzX4 (oct core). This device is more powerful than my current phone.
600? My (totally unsubstantiated) feeling is that the number of brands (Chinese or other) committing review fraud is at least an order of magnitude higher.

This just feels like Amazon making an example of some of the worst offenders (or the easiest targets) so it makes people think they're doing something.
I think most of the gtk maintainers are European, hence the hostility.

I haven't had a lot of luck communicating with any Open Source projects in the EU over the years. I will probably end up forking any projects that are important to me.

As I've mentioned before, HN should ban European IP addresses.
Has anyone stopped to question how much potential waste is being produced from unsold/returned item stocks marked for recycling or ending up in a landfill? I've also heard of bulk pallets being sold on the secondary market as "mystery boxes"..
This willl blow your mind: when you sign up on a website they save a hash of your password so that you can login again later! Also, when you post a comment on hacker news, hn saves it on their server! What a privacy nightmare am I right?
> I read the specification and turned my laptop into an airtag clone one day I was particularly bored

This is believable.

> really isn’t complicated.

This isn't.
I think it’s more about mitigating collateral damage for cases where only one customer of the ISP is being targeted.
Kickbacks, which I assume must be substantial to compensate for lost ice cream and mcflurry revenue.

The machines were down for years, with the most insane upkeep and maintenance procedures.

I believe it's actually part of the lawsuit.
Somewhat standard ones:
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On a Mac, I frequently use Spotlight- simple math, finding files, launching apps. (Yes, I’m familiar with Alfred…but I’m frequently switching computers and having something already installed is great).
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I don't think Facebook's apps work when there's no access to DNS. At least it didn't seem like it when I was working to keep that capability for WhatsApp as it moved into FB datacenters.

I don't think very many other applications will work without DNS either, although I never did much competitive testing.
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1: https://pbs.twimg.com/media/E_oLLKOVUAItesC?format=png&name=...

e: meant to say delay fuse, not slow [blow] fuse
I would far prefer that the app be developed by a third-party, not Apple. But Apple's spec that the app uses should be open (which I believe is in fact the case).
Man you must have been one of the lucky few!

I for one missed them greatly. Perhaps moreso because I couldn't find one for the longest time.
That's the thing. It has become too common already to give people any actual benefit: it was a way to stand out and it no longer is.
This is a tempting idea, and maybe it's actually happening, but I do wonder if it's a bit like the hope that git would eventually sprout 'better porcelain' that would obsolete all the clunky bash, perl, etc. scripts that it started out as.

In the end most everyone who uses git puts up with the slowly improving 'mainline' porcelain and all the replacements never go anywhere.

In particular, I imagine it was important for initial adoption to create the android/ios apps but it really feels like now we're stuck with the kind of clunky (super easy for the user, but super hard to get right for the admin of the network imo) flow they created.
More than 70% devices in India use IPv6
Very interesting and thorough article for me personally because I very much grew up steeped in metal culture (European in this case, which the author touches on and distinguishes in some aspects).

As the author does one really has to pry the culture apart. One thing the article correctly notes is that a lot of reactionary politics in metal rather happens in the rock-adjacent part of the genre. in Germany in particular neonazi politics is much more dominant in so called Rechtsrock than it is in 'metal proper'. Heavy metal, despite sharing the name, is a very different thing from the rest of the culture.

The other big one is Nordic metal / black metal. There's some truth to the presence of reactionary politics here, which is not that surprising to me because of its often pagan roots, which has always been a staple of the European far-right in particular. Although it's probably worth debating to what degree this is aesthetic rather than political and if that matters. I think it is often just alluring to people because of the taboo that is associated with Germanic and Nordic mythology in the German speaking world in particular. Similar to say, Wagner. While plenty of nationalists love Wagner's music and his association with Germanic culture, you can take an interest in it without turning into one.

However for the rest of the metal subculture and in particular practically lived culture at concerts, communities and so on I have to say I don't think there is an invasion of reactionary politics. Metalheads are some of the most anti-authoritarian and generally accepting people around.
Religion is always a choice. Childhood indoctrination can influence adult choices, but does not confer any innate traits.

Choosing to blindly continue to accept childhood indoctrination as an adult is itself a choice.
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> Anything that doesn't comply with major governments is automatically a "dark web" for cyber criminals.

I came here to say that. I'm glad more people are not so ignorant anymore, and see what's going on. There is a clear agenda to demonize any service the government can't easily listen and record.

The way things are going with dystopian covid measures, I expect humanity to need systems that aren't controlled to put up resistence in the near future.
I respectfully disagree. The Marvel films still follow the same formula as they always did. Not that it is wrong, to each its own. But it's obvious that the films are not driven by vision but by maximising mass audience appeal. That's why they are all the same. They need to have x amount of jokes, x minutes of action, the dialogue needs to be simple, etc
Right, but I think this speaks poorly of Costco, too. If, as claimed, Costco does their homework on QA and vetting brands and products, it's a huge hole in their reputation that they did such a bad job vetting the extended warranty vendors they allow to sell in their store.
I too am an adult. One of those that saw Star Wars New Hope in the cinema. I gave up on Mandalorian after 4 episodes. Cancelling Gina Carano will make it hard for me return for whatever else they do.

Star Wars is my biggest cinematic disappointment. Empire will always rate as one of the best movies I've ever seen. But making I to III look like a Lego set and making 7, 8 and 9 rehashes of 3, 4 and 5 was... disaster.
It started out as a compile to js language (think coffeescript), then they created a vm for it. Google made dart so that they wouldn't have to directly compete with react native/cordova.
Do you think that Rust (or any other language that compiles to wasm) will become preferred over traditional JS for single page applications and Electron desktop apps? Would there be any advantages to this, or would it be an overkill?

My thoughts;

Pros:

- Definitely will be useful for resource intensive application (rather not the majority of web and desktop apps)

- Better source code protection if you are shipping a proprietary product (some people may view it as a con)

Cons:

- Build times ?

- Larger download size (for web apps)

- Rust is safe, but a GCed language will always be safer and have less low level overhead for the developer
Universal Clipboard only works with iCloud, most of which is not e2e encrypted, and is thus not safe to have enabled.
It's easy to follow your line of reasoning to the ultimate end point that no one is really worth anything much at all. Even if it is logically sound the main outcome of thinking like that is to limit your own potential...

Note how very few of the non-labor class will refer to themselves in those terms.
I dunno, my home operates on 2Gbps of bandwidth. 250Gbps is half of our neighborhood (not sure what the shared uplink size is though).
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And a long with that, why would you buy from Amazon without Prime, and deal with slow, non-free shipping, when many competitors (Target, Walmart, etc.) have upped their game and offer 2-day shipping with a relatively low total purchase amount, with no membership fee needed?
I'd rather collect thousands of dollars while I figure out how to crack the google hiring firewall then worry about the rent.

All you have to do is not push an agenda to improve things your way. Sounds easy..

Looking at this another way if that person wanted to get fired for no cause this might be a good way.
> One of the transform tools recently became completely broken.

Any details much appreciated.
This move could decrease literacy of kids who will get less exposed to SI.
> Religion is always a choice.

Except for that death-for-apostasy bit a particular crowd likes to hand out.
Thanks for the reply, most just downvote me into nothing.
The article reads like a desperate attempt at forcing the idea that nationalist and even fascist themes are not only relative new to metal but also the result of "infiltration".

Well, I'm not a metal historian but I firmly recall the fact that the lead singer of Pantera (a band that inexplicably is not mentioned once in the article) has a long history of racist remarks and even of pulling a few Nazi salutes during shows.

Bands like Iron Maiden have been following a nationalist theme since pretty much their inception.

Metal has been the genre that captured teenage existencial anxiety, specially male, and gave it a means of expression and a pressure valve. This pressure valve often comes in the form of themes involving aggression and violence targeted at others. Like other genres that came behind metal, it adopted themes that contrasted with mainstream values in society. Some bands cover themes such as environment, privacy, war, economic systems, even corruption, and it's no wonder that mixing them with themes involving aggression and violence targeted at others breeds authoritarian ideals.

Hell, misoginy and male bravado, accompanied by homophobia, have been rampant in the genre. On homophobia, it took Judas Priest's Rob Halford coming out in the nineties to get a foot in the door of homosexuality acceptance, and even today he still states that homophobia runs rampant.

https://www.nme.com/news/music/judas-priests-rob-halford-dis...

The point is that the thesis in this article is unbelievable, not grounded on facts and reality, and reads like revisionism custom-made for a specific kind of activism. Fighting authoritarian ideologies is a laudable goal which all free and open societies should foster. However,fabricating a version of accounts that pretends it suddenly pops from nowhere and intentionally ignores the presence of it right from the onset does the exact opposite. The first step to fix a problem is to identify it, and this article disingenuously fails to do that.
Push Docker image from specific sub-directory
We have a huge monorepo (built using NodeJS). We have application drivers with the name: Validator, Reader, etc. inside of the monorepo. Each of those application drivers are sub-directory. We also have a private Docker Hub account where the entire monorepo is pushed as Docker image. Is it possible to push each sub-directory as docker image and not as a whole? How do we go about with it. By the way, the source code is in Bitbucket.
I think the VPN fees go through the Mozilla corp. so it may be a better way of supporting Firefox than donating to the Mozilla (nonprofit) org.
I bought 32GB microSD cards that were actually only 2GB. Close inspection reveals the number 3 was added later (misaligned font and lighter white).

Each was also somehow doctored to report back as showing up as 32GB in windows explorer but would freeze once you tried transferring more than 2GB onto it.
An option gives the right but not the obligation to buy (or sell) something at a given price (the "strike") in the future. Equity in this case is that thing. The equity can be structured such that it sits behind other investors in liquidation preferences etc meaning it doesn't have economic value until the share price/valuation hits a particular hurdle (similar to the strike price on an option).

So while they are similar in terms of economic impact, the equity can have other rights attached (eg voting, ROFR for dilution etc) that a founder might want. Also crucially you already have the equity so you don't have to pay up to buy it (as you would in the case of a call option).

Finally as always there may be tax implications which make the difference meaningful. Tax arbitrage is often part of the calculus for any kind of weird compensation package.
If they're not genuine, these things are absolutely remarkable forgeries. Indistinguishable.

I mentioned the mixing of inventories, but as I've said, I've purchased literally tens of thousands of dollars worth of items from Amazon. I average about 1.5 orders per week over the past decade, and I've never received an item that I doubted the legitimacy of. Furthermore, after some research it seems that Amazon does not mix their own inventory with third-party sellers inventory; they only mix third-party seller inventory when the seller opts into having their inventory mixed.
Their success might be the main reason I no longer go to the movies. I like sci-fi action movies like Starship Troopers, Terminator, Alita: Battle Angel, Total Recall, Avatar, The Matrix and such.

But these days no one seems to care for such products. What makes the big bucks seems to be super heroes made by disney. Would have been fine had they not have completely taken over the market now.

Yes, I'm an old fart and movies/TV is targeting the young population. Totally normal. But am I just old and bitter, or is this superhero trend just marketing? I think it's mainly the latter.
> I read more closely and realized all the old good reviews were for a completely different charging pad.

It completely boggles my mind that Amazon lets sellers completely change the product title, description, photos, and even product category on an existing listing and keep all the reviews and everything.

I've seen weird things where the reviews for a product were talking about something completely different... like the listing being for a pet toy, but the reviews were talking about kitchen knives.

It's just so obviously fraudulent.
Covid came from the Wuhan lab. End of story.
Was the microSD card shipped and sold by Amazon? You should be able to confirm on your order details page.
> in this case it takes 4-8 threads or so for KySync to match Zsync's performance.

Assuming zsynch is single threaded, in an apples/apples comparison (1 thread) zsynch wins by over 10x. I can't help but wonder how much faster kysynch would be if they focused more on single threaded performance. The way things stand, kysynch's implementation sounds rather wasteful I'm terms of CPU resources, in spite of what this announcement claims. Still, kudos on this impressive project!
> Something that others might not be aware of - Gimp could be a lot better by now, but Adobe actually has patents on features that cannot be included into Gimp, including certain UI elements.

It's an urban legend :)

Improving UX means we need

1) UX architects/designers — got none

2) developers to implement what UX people design — got too few
From a market point of view, founder of a startup is unlikely to have lots of opportunities to be CEO at other companies. The kind of person who comes into an established company and takes the CEO spot has much more leverage because they are a generalist who could be CEO at a bunch of different companies. The founder is a specialist in their own venture, but doesn't have much market value outside of that role. And of course the founder presumably has a large chunk of stock and therefore has an order of magnitude more upside than anyone else who might run the company.

Finally, there's the fact that psychologically the founder often believes they know best, and has a higher level of expectation for the company's prospects than a cold-eyed third party who wasn't part of the founding story.
Is your phone 4G connection provided by the same ISP?
No benefit? They have a much better education.

> it was a way to stand out and it no longer is

Education is only good if you stand out? What a discussion.
The authors raise that very point multiple times.

> The Beatniks gave way to the Hippies who, to their credit, offered an affirmative vision for the world. Many were in it purely for the rebellion of drugs, sex and faux-Eastern spirituality, which is a big reason why the hippie aesthetic was eventually co-opted and commodified just like the Beat aesthetic (so much so that it was subverted by Western governments into an effective tool for turning youth in the Soviet Bloc against Communism).

> But under 20th century secular social democracy, it had gradually been relegated to a minor background role. The teenagers in the suburbs of Bergen, Stockholm and Göteborg faced neither the domineering cultural pressure exerted by Christianity that their American counterparts experienced, nor the firsthand knowledge of trauma inflicted by fascists wielding religion as a weapon that the Latin Americans had. To them the attraction to Satan was fueled purely by bourgeois nihilism – a sort of ennui experienced by all white middle-class youth when they come to realize how low-stakes their lives are. It was in this environment that the first truly reactionary strains of metal manifested.

> [...] geeks are people who forge an identity outside of and in opposition to the dominant monoculture through consumption of products tied to a particular subculture and through this consumption (representative of their dedication) accumulate symbolic capital within that subculture.
There is no such thing because patents have nothing to do with this.
This is an “anti-science” viewpoint though- you’re providing a bunch of hypotheses but no evidence for them.

And then you’re throwing in unrelated historical situations “Thalidomide babies” to evoke the “think of the children” argument, provoking moral outrage.

Finally you throw up a straw man to imply that science doesn’t generally use ethical practices, of which you provide no evidence for.
Well, I can't even see the website from my browser.
Update: Here's the direct donation link if anyone else wants to chip in. They have just over 20k of the ~33k needed.

https://www.paypal.com/donate/?hosted_button_id=EDZSS68C4CHW...
No that particular bad experience was eBay.

Nowadays I rarely buy from eBay unless it is niche/unique/local.

Never buy from Scamazon any more. Used to love them now it's just a gamble hoping you get exactly what you paid for
Fully agree, but at the same time I'm hard pressed to think of an alternative that doesn't need binary blobs to bring up & is better in terms of power usage / efficiency.

Most modern chips really can't initialize themselves anymore without feeding them some blob, most frequently for DDR controller calibration but also sometimes SERDES bits.

That said I'm not sure why this should be treated harsher than if the same code were burned into a mask ROM on the chip. The latter case would be acceptable for "blob-free open hardware enthusiasts". It's a rather arbitrary distinction IMHO.

add.P.S.: my personal goal would be a system where I control 100% of all running code starting at the bootloader. Most of these initialization blobs are one-shots, e.g. push the appropriate electronic parameters into some high-speed analog block. But this means no Intel ME & no AMD PSP, please. It also means no "power management" coprocessor (reasonably common on ARM SoCs), not even due to openness or trust concerns but rather because I've been bitten by bugs in those… :(
I think the charitable interpretation it to just assume people are bewildered by reports of bad experiences when they themselves have none. I don't think anyone is suggesting that people with bad experiences are lying about them.

I, too, have had very few bad experiences with Amazon, and the few I've had were resolved easily and quickly. I'm not surprised, though, that some people have had a rash of bad experiences that were not resolved well.
That seems perfectly appropriate for superheros where the expectation is that no actor can even come close to what the character can do in-universe.
For now I'm just redirecting my traffic through a VPN that exits at OVH, and everything's fine although I'm now geolocated in France, so a few things are blocked or don't work as they should.

But the edpnet/OVH link is unaffected by the ddos, so that's a solution.
What if the French don’t take bait?
It's almost as if we collectively decided to not eat shit anymore.

The way society is structured is currently exactly like classic slavery for a certain class of people, and this needs to stop.
Im not in the film business, but it appears that cgi is a “resolved” problem. Quality storytelling and good screenwriting is not.
It seems to me the author, much like in the title itself, starts with a very large thing (rock) and ends with a very specific one (Nordic metal) identifying a shift.

But it seems class-war style rock was still very much a thing over the last 30 years, it just moved to hip-hop adjacent (e.g. rage against the machine), and the author decided to just focus on the part of the huge rock galaxy that did switch to far right.
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A popular opinion among the team is that none of us know C at all :) So you'll fit right in!

If you don't mind hanging around IRC in Europe afternoon/evening time, you can ask questions to the few devs that are there.
Thanks for that explanation.

Wouldn’t some device still need to blackhole the stuff though?

I’d still argue that blackholing /24 blocks and retaining some reachability is preferable to losing all of it.

Now I’m kind of curious how fast you can make hardware drop stuff, but even inside my local PC I probably cannot reach 250Gbps of data flow (Hmm, 20 Gbps for DDR4, guess not).
How so? To me, closed-mindedness is shooting down an idea without a reason or alternative.
We never planned them to be included in 2.10, so... :)
That's unlikely, edpnet doesn't really offer plans for high data usage.