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Just for the sake of clarification, where was the Torx screw located? The spindle axis or the drive arm axis? (Or somewhere else?) And how did you unstick the drive arm without allowing the head to contact platters? Just trying to visualize, and failing badly.

Also, awesome ;)
Nobody tries to deny that old people can be top notch computer scientists. It's just a fact that computer technology has only arrived in the daily life of the greater population a few decades ago and therefore older people are statistically less likely to be familiar and comfortable with it the way younger people are. I'm surprised I have to write this.
I was thinking this too. Seems to be a pattern since Volkswagen scandal; blame the rank and file employee... As if the employee had any incentive at all to lie about the performance of the plane. This is disgusting. The directors who pressured the employee to lie and then tried to use them as a scapegoat should be jailed for life.
I only took the gig so I could get the vaccine as soon as it came out. It was a huge pay cut, and a very easy job. Why fight to stay and keep working somewhere you don't want to be, when instead you could get an extra 3k/month on unemployment?

Corporations are a useful thing, and are commonly used stateside to do shady things - like getting paid by a customer, but not officially working. Like collect unemployment, while collecting dividends for a contract your company has with a customer. What you have to do is keep applying for jobs. Most of the spam my linkedin gets is from indian recruiters. There is zero chance one of them can get you a job in the states. The ones that can will all have a name you can pronounce.

It is possible to get a payout for wrongful termination. This will count against your unemployment claim. It will cost (as the estimates in my case were) 10-20k for the attorney. I will likely have to go to court/arbitration, and it takes lots and lots of time and stress. As someone who is a company owner, I spend about 50 hours/week on owning my company (not working for my company). I can get a max of about 20-25k for the wrongful termination... It's just not the right way to go.

As a sidebar, I've worked and lived in France, Catalonia, Russia, and Japan - while living in those countries. I am in fact originally from Europe, but came stateside at a young age. Outside of Russia, the US has the crappiest "process" as you call it. It's a country where that process was put in place by corporations, to result exactly in this: the process is just not worth it.

The "do not discriminate bit" was sarcasm. We have this thing in this great country, where the people who do the most discriminating are the ones who complain most about being discriminated against. What to do if you're a criminal or a bully? Claim you're a victim. I won't go into that, because by this country's standards, I'm going to be flagged as a racist.
Just a heads-up from another Quest 2 user - if you're gentle, you can push the lenses in between the 3 predefined settings, and they will stay there. This helped me a lot, since my IPD is somewhere in between the middle and the wide setting.

Only 3 options is definitely a weird choice on Oculus' part (especially since the device apparently includes a potentiometer, so it actually acknowledges in-between settings!), but at least there's a workaround.
I don't understand the down voting. I also believe that the idea of the Christian god that most (non-Christian) people have is quite naive and distinct to the idea of God in the great Christian thinkers, such those mentioned by the comment.
But what if you were in the middle of stepping through with the debugger?
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... it can be buried though (just not in oceans because it will just be turned back into CO2) or even reused in carbon-composite materials.
Kind of? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ELaeirIZw8c
I'm wondering how much time do you put in contacting prospects and looking for customers ? and how big your team is ? I already heard of single person startups that are working very well but what about remoteok ?
CORS is a stupid idea that serves no purpose. If someone is really determined they will either 1) turn off CORS with a browser extension 2) simply call your precious API from something other than an a browser

It is essentially security by obscurity and protects nothing. Don't get me started how some technologies like AWS Lambda with a Gateway, when a function has an error, responds by default in such a way it makes the browser log a CORS error instead of, you know, a 500 or the actual error message.

I always do the "allow anything" setting for CORS when I make an API.
Apple's desktop market share is actually 15% world wide [0] and 27% in the US [1].

[0] https://gs.statcounter.com/os-market-share/desktop/worldwide

[1] https://gs.statcounter.com/os-market-share/desktop/united-st...
> Problem space

I like the sound of that. Thought you had made it up till I searched for it. yes... exactly a difference in problem space.
*rest of the world :D

it appears, that nowadays people do take Zuck(and jokes that fly over them) too serious, just like it was with Bill Gates... heh
I like my job well enough and it pays well, but I eye climate.careers and my own side project meant to help address climate breakdown every day.

Yet I also have bills to pay and kids to feed, so they languish. This would help.
I am really glad they overruled you.
> Lowest crime, and other good things...

and yet Japan has a high suicide rate compared to many other high multi cultural developed countries.
Insider risk can be reduced, not eliminated. Let's say a company has more stringent checks than TS//SCI and pays employees that handle sensitive info well. People can always be turned, if not direct then indirect extortion through loved ones and family. You don't need that much money to develop an asset (it can be a lot but even the poorest nation would find it trivial).

If you can't get to data handlers then you can go after developers and the software supply chain. You have to understand, people can cooperate with threat actors without implicating themselves by getting paid or coerced to allow an intrustion (fall for a phish link or email, install seemingly legit software, insert a USB drivr they found in the parking lot,etc..). Worst case they get fired.
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The added typing on the stdlib can break stuff, but it's really minor and in most cases it makes visible a potential bug in your program.
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Actually, this is a sauce effect of the complexity of modern systems: regulators have no choice but to trust companies and regulate the results of tests, with heavy penalties for cheating. Consider pharmaceutical trials: it's impractical for the FDA to check on each patient. Financial audits often assume the client isn't directly lying to the auditor, with criminal penalties as the disincentive.

The alternative requires raising costs and slowing progress and innovation, which is a nonstart in a competitive environment such as Boeing vs Airbus.
Author here! I don't know if you read the article, but it includes the history and reason behind CORS.

It definitely protects more than nothing :)
> the perf. is similar to lua, so is not be ideal for low-level/realtime systems

Lua runs on a bunch of low level systems, and not just for hobbyists (it's at the core of VxWorks, for example). Can you expand on why you think the language doesn't meet your performance criteria?
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It's just business, nothing personal, no trust involved.
That's exactly how the CLI operates though? Maybe I didn't explain it well enough.

The CLI hides the different sdk versions. If you run `dotnet --list-sdks` it will tell you which SDK's you have installed. If you don't have the SDK you need, when you install it it should be placed in the same directory as your other SDKs. Then the CLI will recognise the different versions.

This can all go wrong if you have multiple instances of the CLI installed. That's why I recommend using the dotnet-install scripts from the start, because then you'll only have one instance and you'll be able to manage installed versions.

Unless you mean the CLI downloading the versions itself? I see your point in this case. I think that would be a nice developer convenience. From a production engineering/devops perspective, having the install scripts separate makes it much easier to automatically install the correct runtime.
The only part I agree with is the market cap part but my post already accounted for that and for good measure inflated the effect from 3% to 40%. Replace tulips in your sentence with money supply or assets and you'll get a different picture. You seem to have an unshakable opinion without having read the first thing about the subject, suggesting anything by Andreas Antonopoulos. edit: maybe something like "history of money", your "bubble" has been going since before writing.
There is also interesting CL implementation that is based on the LLVM framework - Clasp[1]. It can be natively compiled and designed for performance.

[1] https://github.com/clasp-developers/clasp
That's beautiful, and something we need more of, but the idea behind self sufficiency is to not starve after the farmers in your coop decide to stop selling their food because historic flooding and heatwaves mean they can barely feed their own families.

"What will you do when public servants leave their posts and infrastructure fails" is a fair question considering our ecological predicament.
I had a quick scan yeah. I'm sure historically it does but I've yet to ever need or encounter anyone that makes use of these features. I've never been in a team that particularly cares about any of it's supposed value either, it's merely a frustration to remove...
I thought management’s job was about creating “culture”.

Except when that culture is toxic
If Fastest Cache was only a free plugin, I’d give the dude a bit of credit. But it’s not free - his commercial versions are dramatically overpriced considering that he seems to write a new SQLi every odd numbered release. This is overpriced, garbage software and dude can go fuck himself. At this point, I’d happily call this level of negligence criminal.
When I was in school we were trying to improve the IT, but as we "knew too much" and prefered Linux over Netware we weren't trusted. Also everything was run by the teachers, we didn't help either.

Each summer they "improved" security and in less then a week we again had all of the important passwords. Even the one of the top sysadmin - which really was the one he told some students when he was trunk (everyone thought he was joking).

We didn't prank, but instead installed Duke Nukem on the Netware login drive or enabled internet access when the teachers weren't around or didn't want to give us access.
How would some middle- and upper middle classes making eco-friendly alterations to their lives prevent e.g. the destruction of south-eastern Amazonia for farming?

The reason for my irritation is that I find your view complacent. A few affluent people being more hippyish mainly helps those people feel better. It doesn't prevent habitat loss on a global scale. Even if they plant a nature-friendly back garden!
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In the US, the real hell is other people's cars.
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That isn’t an answer to the question and doesn’t in anyway nullify the broader concept of nature as indifferent - animals are merely part of nature and my experience from truly being in raw primal nature is that, of course things react to you, as you are also in nature, but in those circumstances the forces of survival outweigh any anthropomorphism that humans would normally attribute to the interactions we more normally encounter in our garden environment
Ah yes, that is a fair point. However, in that case we are not talking about 'adding' a new FBW control system, as the system was already in place on previous models.
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Many of these areas have discovered a remarkable technology, long lost in cities, called "building new houses" - sometimes with their own hands! This does wonders for allowing new people in to a place without displacing existing residents.
aside the commiting the same mistakes this is false.

Lots of experienced developers managing large projects (i/e real world not theory) do the other things all the time!

In the real world these things happen, doesn't make you an inexpereinced developer.
I didn’t mention Facebook once and I sure as hell didn’t ask anyone to “trust Zuck”.

I asked why they were uncritically quoting the position of one of the most high profile partisan groups who have an extensive history of bad faith claims as though this was some neutral third party.
when Optional<u64> is used in rust what's the memory layout like? is the absence tracked using a pointer which is null or a bitvector of optional fields?
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As with many such philosophical arguments, I think it's useful to split the word into two definitions, and the philosophical argument vanishes into a semantic argument. There are two definitions for mathematics. One definition is the rules that have existed as long as time itself, and the other definition is the subset of these rules that humans have discovered.
How about a simple measure: make farmers (and therefore pesticide manufacturers) responsible for the survival of bees on their and nearby properties?

The bees would be a sentinel species, just like the coal mine canary, or like fish are used as an early warning system of problems in the water supply.
The countryside is already destroyed, though. In many places it's just meat factory or heavily-sprayed monocrop as far as the eye can see.
> So it must be Soviet Union who’s helping them or communism is just magical?

The USSR didn't help them. The name of the country which helped them was... USA

Read history books
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IIRC Jetpack (from Automattic, which also makes WordPress) offers cache and CDN options but the lack of multilingual support indeed baffles me!

On top of that, the most used multilingual plugin, WPML, while powerful and effective is a UX and UI nightmare...
Could these be used to drive over the spokes at a checkpoint or garage that prevent entry?

Would that have any impact, f such tires would become popular?
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Yes, Cristal looks like a very clean and well designed language...

The problem is that being an impressive language is not enough these days.

First, tooling is needed, especially good IDE. Nobody is going to memorize names of all the methods in 100K code base and do refactoring by hand or using "find and replace". And debugging story, yes, one can use gdb, but it is not really very convenient. If I were Crystal creator I would concentrate on a well featured IntelliJ plugin.

Secondly, integrations and support for ecosystem - databases drivers (looking on the docs there are only for MySQL, Postgres and SQlite), that's definitely not enough. Caches (like Redis), message brokers (traditional and log base like Kafka, etc.). In the real live application those are important points. I guess one can use some C/C++ bindings, but, again, this is not convenient.

"A Crystal program executes in a single operating system thread"

I guess this could be performance issue if someone wants to write server in Crystal.

Developers are "spoiled", having cool type system would not make language popular.

That's kind of egg and chicken problem for each new language. It is hard to start from building large ecosystem for an almost unknown language. Hard to afford this. That's why Go or Kotlin got popular - Go had a huge Google backing and funding, Kotlin found a good niche (better Java for Android phones), has a dev tooling company behind it and has all the Java ecosystem as a backup.

Ruby, on the other hand, got at some point "killer application" - Rails that solved big pains of web development.

I don't see how Crystal can fit any of those success scenarios.
I thought organisms reproduce because they get horny, they typically don’t get philosophical about it.
The warning light shows a disagreement between the two AOA sensors, not the pitot tubes used for airspeed measurement (of which there are three on the 737).
How on earth in any reasonable estimate of what it costs to solve this problem does he come up with a crazy wack-a-doodle estmate of 50 Million? Also if they just fixed the problem when notified (prior to releasing the story) and kept a low profile we would be less likely to be reading about it. What a moron!!!!

Also, if the owners of the web site had spent a couple of dollars on a Pen-Test they would have found this low hanging fruit long before it got into production.
Good luck, I've tried to do a niche job board as well before, but it never took off sadly.
You're missing several important factors there.

- with fewer people interested in working at Evil Corp, salaries there will trend up and they may not be able to grow as much as a consequence.

- if the most skilled people don't want to work at Evil Corp, that also makes it harder to do evil.

I really hope people aren't using oversimplified analysis to justify working on evil stuff.
>I sometimes think, that marketing is one of the worst thing that happened to us. It is constantly destroying all things that worked really well for us.

Oh boy... It's that time of the week again...
I think it would be possible to ring-fence the individuals to be prosecuted, facilitate an orderly handover of power inside Boeing, and then prosecute the individuals without risking mortal damage to the company.
> Mathematics is not related to the natural world at all.

This is your personal belief, unless you can justify it. I won't hold my breath, because this discussion has been raging for centuries with no end in sight.

> For example, infinite numbers exist, but the natural world cannot have an infinite or infinitessimal amount of things, there are upper and lower limits.

Nobody knows if the natural world is finite or not. Consider for example the many worlds interpretation of quantum mechanics. We just don't know enough to assert such as thing.
I'm not an expert, but statistics may be the branch of mathematics we wind up using to solve the unknowns of machine learning. I have no hate for classic statistics, sorry if I gave that impression.
Would you be kind and expand a bit on "snake oil salesman" in connection to unclebob? Thank you!
You should try out some connected home devices, including things like routers. Like I said in the article, many of them assume they're safe because they're on a local network, so their security is lax.

Also, I know quite a few public sites that serve debugging data if the request comes from the company's IP range. They shouldn't be doing this, but they do.

Maybe one day we can remove CORS for no-credential requests if we can detect that the destination isn't "internal", and we just decide that folks who serve debugging data by IP deserve to have their data leak. I've heard ideas around this for 10 years now, but maybe it'll happen eventually.
Linguistics nerd answer: sounds like "autotune" if you have the caught-cot vowel merger and alveolar flapping:

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> Files encrypted with rclone were actually plaintext for about a year:

It had a severe weakness yes, but it was not plaintext. From the CVE : "dictionary of all possible passwords with about 38 million entries per password length". For an attacker to attempt to break the encryption, they also still need to defeat the cloud providers security measures like 2FA.

> Cryptomator takes encryption from Java library. I don’t know the quality of this ecosystem.

Considering that it's used by banks/goverments, i'd say that it's probably either full of backdoors, or at least somewhat OK :)

> With cloud, you need to clarify if the provider and governments are in your model or not.

I have no illusion that i can keep encrypted files out of government hands, or any other sufficiently motivated attacker. One could argue that the data might even be better protected in the cloud than in my home. Also : https://xkcd.com/538/

If storing illegal content is "your thing", you'd be better off looking for other solutions.

My personal needs are storing maybe not generally sensitive files, but files i consider sensitive, like photos of my family, tax documents, etc. It's all files that would probably not make much of an impact if they were public available, but i prefer keeping them private.

The thing about encryption is that if you don't trust it, it doesn't make much sense using it at all. That goes for both cloud and private. The threat vectors are different, but one could argue that a datacenter network is probably better protected than the average users Zyxel/Netgear/whatever router that probably has about a dozen unpatched CVEs, along with an ISP "backdoor" if supplied by the ISP.
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Wow. Thanks for the background. It seems to me there should be a special investigator appointed to look into potential prossecutorial misconduct here.
>Are you using kkk as a unit prefix for billion? I've never seen that before.

afaik it's pretty common within gaming communities

e.g

1k - 1 000 (of gold)

1kk - 1 000 000 (of gold)

1kkk - 1 000 000 000 (of gold)

>I can't say I would recommend the practice.

Oh, I just realized that somebody may think about other kkk...

damn, but with number in front of it it's just like yet another unit - I guess?
It probably isn't a configuration that is well tested. I only update servers between LTS releases and take the opportunity to start with a fresh install. I think this makes sense even for Windows servers. Too many things change, not only in hardware configuration/drivers, but also major bumps in software packages eg: nginx, apache, postgresql etc.
I suppose those theories are possible and I should do some research. The "normal" way to receive B12 was from livestock eating grass/vegetation that were covered in dirt. In that case, humans would indeed meet their B12 requirements from eating those livestock.
Nope:

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Was it always the case that, on a weekly basis (if not more often), new languages would sprout? It seems to me like considerable amounts of energy are invested on re-inventing-the-wheel instead of solving real problems with existing tools.