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We are speaking about the most rich company in the world. You'd think they'd have the resources to fix their shit. Vorwerk probably got fed up with it too and decided to fix it themselfs.

This is not a good look for Apple IMO. I completely dropped iOS support for an app I made because it used SVG's and clogged up every iPhone. It's a serious issue.
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Thankfully, psychological harm is incredibly easy to establish, and therefore this could never be misused. All you have to do is ask someone, "were your feelings hurt?" and there you have it.
I'm in the US. What I see is that stolen+sold property tends to belong to the original owner, not the purchaser. Is it different in the UK?
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Not sure whether they will ever find the link. Regarding signs etc. it sounds like the owner worked away so maybe the neighbours just assumed that he was selling?

In the UK, it is very much a paperwork exercise, I have never met any of the solicitors I have sold houses with, haven't even spoken to most of them (everything on email)
So in the US, you get to choose from a group of politicians. All those politicians need money to run their campaigns. Those politicians get money from corporate interests to fund their campaigns. Therefore, nearly all politicians you are able to choose from have already been tainted by corporate money. Corporate interests don't just cut big checks and expect nothing in return.

Point being, this is a law that helps the powerful imprison people who criticize them disguised as a way to stop people from hurting other people's feelings. It won't be the sole purpose, I'm sure regular people can get people imprisoned who criticize them as well, but once the law is there, powerful people will use it to stifle criticism.

Is this really a good idea?
Its a full time job for Big Clive tearing these things down and seeing why they might go bang: https://www.youtube.com/c/Bigclive/videos

I read somewhere that cheap electronics stuff is often CE/FCC approved then the manufactures take half the components out (like the voltage smoothing capacitors) to cut the cost when they go on to mass manufacture.
I think it is far more likely the researchers screwed up here.
The blowback will not be felt at the grocery stores, it will be felt in the political process. The demand for cereal in a typical American home is not elastic. It will be bought and consumers will collectively distribute their ire elsewhere.

Mom: "whelp, we tried the democrats and now my groceries are outrageous."

Gasoline, rent, shit service...it is not going unnoticed. I quit going to Starbucks because I had to wait a half hour for a simple menu drink every single time, busy or not. I can just stop going there...people can't stop buying cereal and milk, rather they won't and now have elevated expectations of government to control prices and their general well being.
Firefox uses librsvg [1], don't have a feel for how well accelerated it is.

[1] https://wiki.gnome.org/action/show/Projects/LibRsvg?action=s...
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But for fair use to exist there must be copyright, right?
Seigniorage-style stablecoins can’t remain stable forever
The article doesn't point out that it's very easy to shoot down satellites in low earth orbit with a projectile weapon:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ASM-135_ASAT

You only need to pop up to 300 miles, hang in space for a moment, and let the satellite crash into you.

Trying to shoot down a satellite in high orbit (say a GPS or geosynchronous satellite) takes a lot more energy, in some cases more energy than it takes to get to LEO.

It also gets it wrong that orbital spacecraft would have free maneuvering. Making big changes in an orbit takes a similar amount of impulse as it takes to get into orbit to begin with. Ion drives, solar sails, and such things get much better specific impulse than conventional rockets but they all have low acceleration which will be unacceptable for wartime use close to Earth. Nuclear Thermal Rockets perform a little better but not that much better.

There is an old Heinlein quote to the effect that once you are in orbit everything is easy. It just isn't true:

https://caseyhandmer.wordpress.com/2019/10/02/there-are-no-g...
Hmm, all birds are dinosaurs. It’s been a long time since I last saw Jurassic Park, but wasn’t something like this a plot line in the film?
> What are McNuggets made of in the US?

It was Pink Slime for awhile. "Real Chicken" is the continuing strategy to claw back from the PR nightmare.

https://www.eatthis.com/mcdonalds-debunks-rumor-about-mcnugg...

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Amazing, thanks for the report! Did not have a chance to test it on Intel but I did compile the app to be Intel and Big Sur+ compatible and the APIs used by the app should be available on these platforms as well.
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> They found nothing untoward.

I don't believe this. Nearly anything complex and networked, after a few months investigation by a good security professional, will have a good number of exploits found.

These could be plain old bugs, or they could be planted backdoors. (usually indistinguishable)

Even after months of effort, there is a high probability there remain undiscovered security issues (either deliberate or accidental) that more effort would have found.

For that reason, I don't believe any claim when they say "nah, we couldn't find anything". They either didn't look, or don't want to reveal what they found.
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I assume GP was talking about serious crew served weapons like artillery, MANPADS, and the like. You are correct that the US is already set in terms of small arms, with its civilian population owning more guns than all the militaries of the world combined[0].

That being said I think GP's prediction of a civil war triggered by inflation is hysteria.

[0]https://www.smallarmssurvey.org/sites/default/files/resource...
All models are wrong. Some are useful.
People who have unusual, or non-existent, inner voices
> This essentially gets the hard part of that political calculus out of the way "for free"

No, if anything it hastens having to deal with the hard part, since SS benefits are wage indexed during employment and CPI-indexed in retirement, not fixed. Inflation drives up the nominal $ cost for current retirees, and, ceteris paribus, hastens trust fund depletion.
ASM-135 ASAT
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> For now I prefer Zookeeper because at-least I have experienced most of it's failure modes. i.e they are probably all prone to blowing up but I have lost my eyebrows enough times in ZK explosions that atleast I know what I'm up against.

Consul is insanely easy to fix if you keep backups. It is as simple as deploying a brand new cluster and restoring a known good snapshot.

Sadly, a surprising amount of practitioners don't keep backups.
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You already have subjective offences in the UK:

The CPS uses definitions agreed with the National Police Chiefs' Council to identify racist or religious incidents/crimes and to monitor the decisions and outcomes:

"Any incident/crime which is perceived by the victim or any other person to be motivated by hostility or prejudice based on a person's race or perceived race"

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I don't disagree with you, but that's a very different thing than what GP said. Comparing attack surface is a very different thing than saying that containers don't give you any practical security over a non-containerized process (my paraphrase of OP, subject to misinterpretation). The former (comparing attack surface) is a useful exercise in a high-security environment. The latter is simply a ridiculous thing to say.
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what both? Any existing prediction says that the Earth won't support more than 10 billion people. Our life is much more "sustainable" now than before. Yes we still have a lot to do, we will always have, but gosh, we are simply too many. I can't believe in a COPXX if birth control isn't part of the solution.
Sure, and as someone who grew up on Something Awful and 4chan I'm not familiar with the concept of hyperbole and sarcasm, but keep in mind that a lot of people on HN speak English as a second language, or just have more trouble picking up on sarcasm in general, and as such it might come off as a legitimate accusation.

I'm not trying to be the tone police, I don't really care, I was just explaining why you might have been downvoted. Take my statements with as large of a grain of salt as you would like.
No audit is guaranteed to find a backdoor if one is present.

It simply isn't possible - any more than you could get an audit guaranteeing the Linux kernel is bug-free.
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> Secondly, to somehow think 16 cents -- in the middle of a pandemic -- is worth a high-five, a bunch of jokes, and evidence that "the Biden economic plan is working" (what economic plan? nothing has passed yet), just shows that this administration is absolutely tone-deaf when it comes to the people it supposedly represents.

I think a mere "it hasn't gone up" would be a reasonable thing to be happy about among all the inflation. I wouldn't say "the Biden economic plan is working" about it but I feel like the criticism went to unreasonable places.
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The government basket used to calculate inflation isn’t the same basket of goods pensioners buy from.

If inflation were “good” then the US along with many countries the word over would cause it to happen —it’s easy to do.
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Depends which 100 people, which was the point of the comment you replied to.
I'm not sure it's feasible to do better than that. They clearly call out the reason there. The domain has a poor reputation. The sheer amount of manual labor to field questions for every good actor who unfortunately is caught in the blast radius of other bad actors is an unworkable business model.

This isn't Googles fault. It's baked into how email works when combined with Eternal September. Blaming them is like blaming the Weather Channel for bad weather. They are just the messenger. Google has it's fair share of suspect activities but this isn't one them.
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Coffee frequently reveals anosmia/parosmia/the end of either. Doesn't surprise me that it would have a similar interaction with pinemouth. It's a strong flavor, early in the day, every day. Since I learned anosmia is common with covid I've paid extra attention to how my morning caffeine tastes.
Since it's GPLed, it can just be forked, though.
I appreciate your passion for this work! Ossia looks cool and I’d like to try it out sometime. The idea that this can be used for Max or as I’ve seen mentioned on other threads, video, is pretty interesting. Live performances are incredibly impressive fusions of multi-media and code.
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> Which is why only males appear from this parthenogenesis

Could you explain the mechanism? If the female has both chromosomes, why couldn't it produce offspring with both?
We first embraced hard lockdowns. No cost was high enough if we could contain covid if only just a little bit. Then we turned to vaccines as a miraculous path back to a life resembling normal. As the vaccine performance falters (*), I'm uncomfortably curious to see which way the world will go.

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You should look at a historical chart of inflation for USD covering the last ~100 years.
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