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> Israel created the environment in which Palestinians feel they have no other options than destructive and cruel terrorism

This is your interpretation. The "who started" it or who keeps the terrible dynamic going argument is far from settled; to me the Palestinians clearly declined the 1947 partition plan (and before that the Peel Plan proposal in 37) and then the 90-00s Oslo and Camp David initiatives. They are making it quite clear the "right of return" is part of their identity by now, not something they are willing to give up. So it's important to ask what are we arguing over here - the 67 border occupation or the whole of the land?

> but to claim that Israel's international influence is only as big as its own voice is just as crazy

Israel indeed has a bigger influence than it's population size, but so do the Palestinians actually; every European, most Indians and Chinese, every Americans - everyone knows who the Palestinians are. But the fact is there have been countless genocides and dislocations much much worse than anything that happened during the Arab-Israeli conflict that most people know almost zero about. And let's not forget 3rd generation Palestinian are still counted as refugees which is unprecedented. I am not saying all of this is a result of the "Palestinian Lobby" but clearly they are getting way more attention than other stateless people (heard of the Kurds much lately?).
Also saying stuff like the Jewish Lobby or Israeli Lobby reminds Jews of stuff that people said about them (and still say about them to this day actually) which is truly horrible; is that so hard to grasp? You can try showing more sensitivity and at least be careful in how you phrase your arguments.
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I'm pretty sure you can't "sue" under the GDPR. The best you can do is report them to your country's privacy regulator but so far all of them are absolutely incompetent or unwilling to enforce the regulation.
The green party has such an opportunity in rural areas. I've never understood why they refuse to see any amount of trade-off. Living in a rural area for a majority of my life, I can tell you that (not to make a no-true-Scotsman argument, but) most people are very concerned about the environment. When you are constantly surrounded by reminders that the world is changing, it is impossible to refute that fact. That many still deny global warming while accepting that things are getting worse seems like bickering over semantics at this point.
This would be the ultimate blocking right to any large scale environmental engineering and change. But we will need that ability for change, the latest in a billion years or so...

I don't understand the short-term, anti-growth thinking that has taken hold in recent years (we have been there before with forecasts of impending doom, of course).
I know a construction worker who emigrated to the USA from Europe and built a house for sale with a higher standard (e.g. reinforced concrete construction). He had a hard time selling it, as it was more expensive that other similarly looking houses and it was hard to explain to buyers that it's better.

Shameless plug: one way to show an immidiate benefit of a higher quality house to the buyer is showing that the insurance rate will be better. At Tensorflight.com we extract building attributes using computer vision and other sources. We provide this data to property insurance companies, so more insurance companies can actually factor-in such information.
Thanks to plan9 we have 9p and UTF-8 today.

Also, rant whatever you want, but importing /net it's far better than all of the IPTABLES NAT crap you have to write in order to have an usable system build on top of stacked crap again and again.

9front is the future, and not that turd based on half baked networked file systems from Sun named NFS, or worse, Java as the 'standard' of enterprise 'computing'.

Don't let me start on X11, Bash having /dev/tcp and so on.

Or having to use VNC instead of X11's forwarding in order to be usable today (Or NX, Xpra...), thus, defying the basic scheme of X11's client/server model.
They are not the same. Defined age-restricted pornography is arguably better than highly sexualised content aimed at children and their pocket money.
They also say the English “green”, as pointed out in the Wiki article. So there’s 3. :)

In most context ao is definitely blue. It’s not green at all. The color of the sky is blue. Blue as green shows up in a few spots, the city/prefecture Aomori, the blew Forrest, or aotogarashi, the blue chili pepper (which is like a mini Serrano). I’m not an expert on the language but I’m sure there’s a bunch more.
A lot of people seem to think that Germany is "socially progressive, economically middle of the road" but that is not the case. Angela Merkel and her CDU/CSU party like to pretend and brand themselves as such, but they don't vote that way.

Also, Germans as a whole can be categorized as liberal regarding social policies but very conservative regarding economic ones.

However, the election last week was a big upset to her party and might finally lead to a new government coalition with the policies you mentioned.
By far the best regex debugger I know
How I built a modern website in 2021
51-49 falls apart because the 51 can dictate the 49, I assume? Great, then what about having the 49 (as of total vote) having found ways to dictate the 51? That would be even more instable, wouldn't it?

And as far as Napoleon is concerned, he lived in a period were conquering swaths of land was more or less seen as normal. The Napoleonic Wars grew out of the Revolutionary Wars, and those were started, partially, by European Monarchies to contain democratic France. Sure, Napoleon pushed that to the extreme. Equally true is that it was the British Empire that pushed all of the Alliances against Napoleon. That is not nearly as clean cut as WW2 concerning the bad guys.

The only country that really has discussions about statues is the US. And those statues came up as part of a dedicated, racist-motivated propaganda program from the loosing side decades after the war. I don't see any Napoleon statues in the UK for example, or Rommel ones in Germany.
Even your computer has delete and cancel button. Isn't the cancel button opposite of immediate deletion when I am explicitly trying to delete file. Hope you can understand and don't mock others.
Wait, what do they use in Japan? I’ve always loathed drywall but haven’t known of any valid alternatives.
> has no choice but to ally with the antisemites

Jeez no choice but to join the antisemites, ok man...
I don't know why "How" was removed from the beginning of the title.
My AirPods Pros are the best headphones I have ever had. I use ANC as my default unless there is a reason not to.

Also, pro-parenting tip: ANC earbuds without even playing anything are effectively a "turn down the volume" button on your kids screaming!
NFT mastermind says he created Ethereum because Warcraft nerfed his character
Are you sure?
The wars in Iraq and Libya seems to tell a different story.
Or civilians killed by drones, the weapon deals with dictators etc.
Human voices and, especially, the loud and intrusive voices of radio/TV announcers, are conspicuously not well filtered by ANC. It should be possible to 'train' the device to filter out, let's say, the sudden abrasive voice of a coworker.
I don't understand it: these companies have enormous funding, an army of employees, and they can't provide the service reliably (both regarding consistency and safety). What all these coders do all day? I'm asking as an uninformed party of course. But it looks to me like these are companies that build bridges, and their bridges are collapsing all the time.
Then you would not be solving the problem because you need to change everywhere else you used that same password.
So, in a nutshell, presidential candidate is a felon.
>So this isn't the same as the 'intermittent fasting' practiced by a lot of folks where you only eat in a short(8 hour) window every day.

IIRC this is pretty much always the case in scientific literature. The common practice is referred to as time-restricted eating, while IF is always some form of 24+ hour fast.
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(annoying) HN mechanism. you should be able to edit it back
When it comes to Linux kernel work, yes.
Undoubtedly much of the electorate would agree with you(very much including many in the ruling Party and supporters) but why not be specific? Which particular lousy policies?
I don't think that's a common workflow within companies. In every org I have worked at, forking is explicitly disabled
Being a republic does not preclude it being a democracy. Jeez, people are dumb on this website.
The microphone ear licking channels are definitely more sexual than many "NSFW" subreddits.

What actually defines porn? It's hard to say, but you know it when you see it. Spend 5 minutes watching any of the ear lickers on the front page of twitch and make your mind up for yourself. I find it hard to come to the conclusion that it's not porn.
Bush was definitely socially conservative. Trump was closer to middle of the road socially.

Clinton was middle of the road socially for his time, at best. Trump was more progressive than Clinton.

See for Clinton regressiveness: signed welfare reform (Personal Responsibility and Work Opportunity Act); was adamantly against gay marriage (the Defense of Marriage Act); don't ask don't tell; aggressively championed one of the worst human rights violations in US history in his tough on crime campaign (1994 crime bill); Clinton did practically nothing to advance drug legalization and instead furthered the oppressive war on drugs program by the US Govt; started another major US war; financial and telecommunications deregulation; Religious Freedom Restoration Act.

Clinton was an excellent conservative.

And when it comes to the border and immigration (as a mark against Trump on the social score), the Obama Admin deported more people per year than the Trump Admin did.
I suppose we could start by finding a historian who can enumerate all such systems, starting with the Greek city-states and ending with the 2008 mortgage meltdown or thereabouts. Then for every system that fits our criteria we can find a historian or an economist or another specialist. Then we could create a sort of forum with both experts and thinkers, trying to shake out commonalities and validate them against the entire set.

That’s a plan. But I have to say I feel like you’re trying to boil the ocean to make a cup of coffee here.

EDIT: are we talking about Facebook still?
at least that table above doesn't reveal much you couldn't have estimated from their official twitch page to begin with and I don't really consider earnings that private (neither do most of the top streamers by the way who tend to display their sub count on their streams).

People on HN probably would very much oppose leaking private DMs but transparency on celebrity earnings is not exactly that big of a deal. I'd actually like earnings transparency in general, like it already exists in Sweden.

Given that children's rights on the internet seem to be a hot topic, this might give some of them an idea who they're giving their hard earned money to.
> They're saying no to a Chinese puppet org (the UN)

That's a strong and outright ludicrous statement. The UN's highest body, the Security Council, has 5 permanent security members with veto powers, which includes the UK and US ( alongside China, Russia, France). So China doesn't have any more power over the UN compared to the US.

> using clean environment as an attack on them while China does nothing to address their environmental impact.

China is adressing their environmental impact - most notably in electricity generation where they're replacing coal power plants.
Passive isolation in ears are great, but unfortunately aren’t the best for everyone. I love in ears and have several pairs with different tunings, but I can’t wear them all the time, their presence tends to irritate my ear canal, to the point where I cannot tolerate them. For these cases, if I’m at home a regular closed back headphone with good isolation will be my choice, and if I’m at the office ANC over ear headphones are mandatory for me.
You really have to feel bad for the IT staff at Twitch who I expect are going to have a bad day today.
Sorry, I didn't mean that in a derogatory way. I just meant twitch users pay for the sake of giving money to their favorite streamers rather than paying for a product. Strip clubs are the first example that came to my mind, bands or comics also stand. My point was that OP's argument about comparing twitch to movies doesn't make sense because paying for a movie is no different than paying for groceries.
You can email dang and they'll work with you depending on what privacy stuff you need, but yeah it's a manual process.

People have changed the users on old comments they no longer want associated with themselves and such. There was discussion a while back about it (I haven't taken advantage of this myself).
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Don't forget the US, Britain, Russia, and France also have veto authority over whatever as well.

The whole point of this article is that two not China counties are flexing that veto authority and won't hesitate to use it to stop this measure.
I'd really love anything more effective than foam earplugs for sleeping (esp. something that can block or cancel bass and thumps propagating through the walls/floor/ceiling) while still being portable.

I tried the QuietOn Sleep, but they didn't seem any better than foam earplugs (and possibly a scam - i.e. lacking any ANC at all).

Anyone knows about any such things?
Np, I saw it on HN last week :)

Discussion: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=28691676
One of my favorite wikipedia articles is “Cross-Linguistic Onomatopoeias”[1] because it’s fun to look at the similarities and differences. An article of cross-linguistic idioms would be even more interesting! But probably much more difficult to compile.

[1]https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cross-linguistic_onomatopoei...
The data on Time Restricting Eating shows that you most probably will experience benefits even with a feeding window as wide as 12 hrs. I do 10hrs and it's been very good for me.
Which makes you wonder how history would have turned out if Napoleon would have been as stupid to go to Russia. Imagine he would have taken the most powerful army of the time, including staunch (more or less) allies (incl. the Prussians, minor German powers, Austrians) to Spain against Wellington. Interesting what-if. Just proofs that you don't go to war with Russia or try to conquer Afghanistan.
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青 encompassed both blue and green until the Meiji era, even now there are plenty of common words that use “ao” in place of “Midori” See: 青菜、青リンゴ、etc.

At one point the traffic law referred to 緑色 traffic lights, but was updated to 青色 post-war in the 1940s. It still means ao (green) not ao (blue).
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Because (s)he believed in something and wanted to make a change. And a lot of times this will be for nothing, but believing enough in something to sacrifice a lot or even yourself is how almost any type of progress happens.
But that’s really not a great comparison, is it? Running on a VM is much more like running on a plain physical node. Running on K8s implies a whole new level of management overhead, that just isn’t there on a single node system.

In this case, you should be asking “will we all be running databases in clustered mode in the future?”

I think that answer still up for debate.
Are we sure that we are comfortable sharing the actual leak on this website? If we are, fine, but that is a choice we are making.
It does as the sibling commenter pointed out, furthemore it used to fly bombers with nuclear warheads around the clock, nearly bombing itself and its allies numerous times in the process.
> I mean, we're talking about a task scheduler here.

Not just that, the certbot tooling as well, which can be arbitrarily flaky.

> Is this a Temple OS situation?

And so what if it is? Why shouldn't someone be able to run a website on Temple OS, or a 68K Mac, or whatever, if he wishes?

> But if minimal complexity is what the author wants, they should consider building a static site and deploying it, say, using GitHub Pages, which supports SSL out of the box right now.

He wants to publish his own site, not engage someone to publish it for him. As you quote below, he objects to outside control.

If one hosts one's site on GitHub Pages, then one is beholden to their rules and standards.
Yup, I agree with you. Most businesses can work fine with traditional RDBMS, even on TB scale if you have a large box with lots of RAM and SSDs.

My example was just one use-case where one should consider using a more unconventional DBs like Cassandra or HBase.
Ouch, it hurts me to read this.

Try biking harder/longer so that you use up all your blood sugar and convert your metabolism from glycogen to ketones.

Going on an hour or longer run is part of my secret to extended fasting. Exercise-based switching of your metabolism makes the first and second day of fasting NOT suck so bad.

So that's literally the opposite of your assumption, that the exercise makes you "need energy." If your like 99% of people, you already have plenty "energy" throughout your body.

What are you actually experiencing?

Blood sugar withdrawal. Your "need" for energy is actually a craving for the high glycemic ingredients in your food that cause physical addiction like symptoms, like feeling "hungry." And you may find it surprising that "hunger" isn't one of the things people experience on an extended fast when properly hydrated.

Your "need" is easing the pain of withdrawal. Not anything to do with "energy."

Edit: my SO informed me that there are some situations where woman benefit from certain foods after exercise for hormone regulation. But she also concurs that the evidence is pretty clear that men were built for intermittent fasting.
If the Dave Chappelle show were free but you chose to donate your money to Dave Chappelle anyway, yes, you're a sucker.
Let's not give ourselves too much credit :)
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I think it's understandable why programmers dread doing estimates so much. But I believe there are multiple factors contributing to the current overall mess and the guilt should be shared among several areas -- and that includes us.

Estimates are often, if not always, mistaken as commitments or deadlines. But we don't do a great job on explaining that estimates are probabilistic by nature, there are risks involved, and leaving those risks entirely to developers may be comforting at the beginning, but harmful to the entire Organization in the long term.

Granted, that would be a huge cultural change, which surely is not going to happen overnight. Besides, political conditions are seldom in our favor. But I advocate that we should do the possible to dialogue.
It's only paranoia if you are not being watched. Watching you is the main business of many companies. Therefore, installing this extension is evidence of having basic understanding of modern advertising, rather than evidence of paranoia, in my opinion.
I get you buddy seems like you had a bad experience with some old dude. But you're no spring chicken yourself, you will get to that age eventually. Let's just all be humane to each other and judge each other according to merit as much as possible.
I'm 37 and wanna keep working 15 years from now...
The UN doesn't really have any teeth. It has always been a cat's paw for its most powerful and wealthy members. It's sort of a zombie institution that failed at the onset of the Korean War, but that has been kept alive in a state of undeath since then for various reasons.

One thing it does is to buttress the fictive sovereignty of all these hundreds of "nations" which are not actually sovereign or independent, but enjoy promoting the notion that they are out of the belief that it makes the citizens more spirited. If the people believe that the 'new boss' is the people, rather than the 'same boss as the old boss,' they're less likely to revolt or otherwise be demoralized. That's the theory, but it's one of those things where the people who are supposed to 'get the joke' no longer get the joke, so it leads to a lot of confusion and muddled thinking on the topic.

The moment that any "nation" asserts sovereignty independent of the 'international community,' the fiction is exposed. There are only a small number of countries actually capable of asserting sovereignty and the US is one of them, China's another.
I mean, in all honesty it's entertainment. To me Marvel is better but someone prefer hot tubs.
Lifetime appointments just mean they get to force THEIR politics on the rest of us, instead of being accountable to ours. It doesn't make them magically apolitical. They are partisan hacks appointed by shitty legislators elected by an antiquated electoral system participated in by a disenchanted and uneducated mass. The Supreme Court doesn't have a great track record of being some sort of enlightened wise guru above the fray, they're very much a part of the broken model of American representative democracy and its inability to cope with the issues of modernity.

(sorry, new account BTW, lost the last password)
Any other QC35 owners do the right-hand-switch-on and left-hand-double-click to turn ANC off dance without thinking any more ?

ANC is useful sometimes, but I'd love the ability to default it to off on these headphones...
> No that's of girls who have thoughts of suicide,

Are you sure? Do you have the study? Iirc the sample was extremely small. It's unlikely that they had a large enough subset of suicidal girls.
It’s also illegal to be homosexual in Singapore, let alone “spreading gay propaganda”. Government has very tight grip of journalism, so the journalists that Singapore are usually the ones who are bound to be oppressed by the government if they do otherwise.
It's common in general open source projects where you might want to send a patch for something that you don't have commit priveleges too, but I've never seen that used in enterprises as they have central auth / groups with the users required to work on the code.
Right, but they generally keep it as a hidden implementation detail, and when you do get access to it it's not in any standardised way. For a lot of use cases you're better off unbundling it and newer datastores tend to be better at that.