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Nope, but that's no matter, since whether or not I am acting in good faith is logically independent of whether OP is jaqing off (see also https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tu_quoque ).

In contrast, OP's hunch about the climate emergency either not existing because the concentration of anthropogenic CO2 in the atmosphere is "small" (according to some unspecified criteria), and/or fixing itself due to plant growth, run counter to the consensus position of the world scientific community, and hence the burden of proof is on OP https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Burden_of_proof_(philosophy)

It was their choice to raise that burden to the unachievable height of '100% absolute proof' :)
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>Meechan was arrested

Technically if you're arrested you're thrown in jail (overnight or for a few days).
> communications infrastructure is absolutely one of those things

So is the media.

Perhaps it is not on account of the tremendous PR efforts of Huawei that American media outlets appear to be on the same team as the Chinese communist party, on many fronts.
It is pretty much how policing works in the UK. Declare it a civil matter, get it off the books as soon as possible... and that's not mentioning the mountain of police misconduct court cases that have popped up recently.

Sadly the only chance of getting anything out of them is if the media get involved and hold their feet in the fire a bit.
As someone who grew up in Europe at the same latitude as Montreal ... eh.

During winter you get daylight at 7:45am and it lasts until 4:27pm. Despite daylight savings. It's basically irrelevant.

And we're not even that far north for Europe. Ljubljana is basically right next to Venice. Imagine how bad this gets in the UK. London is a full 5 degrees further north.

edit: turns out Ljubljana is 1 degree more South than Seattle. My point that it can't make much of a difference for a place like Seattle stands. Winters are dark, there isn't a lot of daylight hours to go around no matter how you slice it.
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I've bought several MBP's over the years.
The 2018 MPB is one of their worst models I've had ever had and still have. I've had the keyboard in-operable and repaired twice. The battery has been services twice and won't keep a charge again.

I'm honestly blown away by the latest version, but what to wait to for the hype to die down and ensure there's no Quality issues with this years model as well. But it appears they may have taken a step back and instead of pushing aesthetics this year, they looked at what its users "want/need".
I've tried a few times to get into weightlifting. I can never stick with it, though.

It's not necessarily a self-discipline thing, because I've run thousands of miles over the past decade. When you run, you get outside, you go somewhere, you see and feel different things. There's a race ecosystem that encourages you to get in when you can barely run a mile without stopping and allows you to push yourself as much as you want. It's cheaper to start, it's easy to create routes that are as varied as you want them to be, and if you pick the right spots it's safer.

But the gym is the same sights, smells, and sounds over and over again. I wish I enjoyed it more; I love how I feel when I stick with it for a couple months! Any tips on this?
"So they are actually fully within their rights to do this"

Its not an offense again thr proffesor, it's an offense against the jistice system. Naivly, I hoped that doing something like this would have serious consequences.
> Isn't everything on the web nowadays?

> No it's not. So maybe this is a worthwhile article after all.

Shit, not even all written material is on the web. Nowhere close! Records and books alike. It's typical to hit a wall when researching on the web, beyond which one cannot progress without actual, paper books, or a visit to some particular physical institution or library, often only one step past Wikipedia's reference list for a topic, to give a sense of how shallow the Web's coverage of many topics is. Sometimes, even those first-tier references are only available on paper, without so much as an e-book available.
I would also much prefer we stay on DST (sun rises/sets later) year round. However, if DST were to end, it's not guaranteed that it would go that way. I think that unfortunately many people see the winter time (sun rises/sets earlier) as the default.

IMO, having the sun set later is better because it means I get to enjoy a bit more sunlight in the evening, after the work day. But I'm also really not a morning person.
DST is for people who have low control over their time, i.e. they are subject to control from others. This could be as simple as not being able to set when they work, which is fairly common. Or being subject to when daycare opens or whatever.

Personally, I have great control over my time, so I just let my automated systems adjust their clocks and if I want "an extra hour of sleep", I just take it. If I want to go biking in the sun, I do it then. And so on and so forth.

The important thing is that we devolve power adequately. So the federal government should drop DST/no-DST decisions completely to the states. Currently US Gov only lets states adhere to the non-DST time, or adopt DST. My state wants to go full DST and can't.
UK does require you to prove your identity but the solicitor seems to have failed here with stolen identity. As the original owner did not update there details to another address.
Cool stuff. In case anyone (else) is wondering:

futex - fast user-space locking

https://man7.org/linux/man-pages/man2/futex.2.html
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He meant Florida, not the USA.
It's also worth noting that if you're caught playing games like this, there is really no way to explain your actions that would avoid serious consequences.

If however, you used the "bugdoor" method, you can plausibly deny any malicious intent and you will absolutely get away with it.
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Er, that glue only holds the glass bulb in the socket. The atmosphere contained within is completely glass sealed.

What happens is the filament sputters away (like evaporation) and becomes thinner over time. It eventually becomes so thin it breaks from thermal shock when turned on. The dark spot on dead bulbs in the evaporated tungsten.

Fun fact: In theater a blown bulb can ruin a production so some of the more critical lamps are dimmed instead of power cycled to avoid blowing a lamp.
The impression I'm getting here is that he didn't even talk to their support. You can do returns without ever talking to a CSR. But in this case that's a stupid move because when you do a return, you're saying that you'll return the actual item. So when they get it back and the box is empty, they're going to think you're scamming them. It sounds like his very next move was to do a chargeback, which again is a dumb thing to do if he hasn't even spoken to Amazon support.
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Sounds like the Land Registry is missing a NoTransfers bit in their settings for properties.
The simple reason is that it's not a light bulb, it's a heater.

They are running it at much lower than specified voltage, so are generating mostly heat, and almost no light, so the filament is not very hot. It's glowing a dull red, not white.

There is a quadratic relationship between temperature; and efficiency plus bulb life.

You may have heard of the phoebus cartel - they specified a specific bulb life, which directly translates into a particular energy efficiency. There's nothing about the manufacture of the bulb that they casued to be worse, rather if the bulb lasts too long, you just up the temperature and make a more efficient bulb (uses less electricity).

You can buy stage bulbs that last barely 10 hours, and run extremely hot, and also efficient, and for film that is the tradeoff they prefer (I guess they need a lot of light, and they don't really keep bulbs for long).
it's a stretch, but the judge could bar revealing the motive for recording, or playing clips that reveal the nature of what was recorded, in order to keep the jurors from learning that it was child rape and nullifying the charge. in practice it's unlikely though.

also wait, were criminal charges brought against the rape victim for recording? did some prosecutor decide to actively assist further ruining the victim's life? civil I can understand, but what a scumbag for not exercising prosecutorial discretion if so.
At some point we'll have to go in Bruxelles & Strasbourg to "have a talk" with those parliamentarians and reclaim our freedom. Is this what they are searching for, to justify even harsher laws if popular revolt fails? Or just harass even more political opponents by finding them automatically? All this crap is not gonna end well...
With a dividend yield of 0.59%, one would be better off buying bonds. AAPL's dividend, much like MSFT's before it, was to shut up those shareholders whining about how much cash the company holds. "You want a dividend? Fine, here's 22 cents/share on a $150 stock; don't spend it all in one place."

But dividends are taxable when paid. Share buybacks aren't, it's just capital appreciation that's taxed when sold. So nobody's in it for the dividends to begin with.
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Agreed, but I'm still curious (and don't know the answer) how often someone actually needs to put a "Bidi override" in a comment... if I were a language designer I'd be tempted to just say they aren't allowed in comments or identifiers or anywhere but string literals/data, and have the compiler/interpreter just reject it.

(I have used a bidi override before myself, for non-malicious purposes!)
Conservatives have an extremely powerful media machine too. Some of the most viewed personas on TV and online are conservatives, with the same being true for radio.
Seattle is not far north. I live 12 degrees further north (Norway a little south of Oslo) and I would be quite happy to have permanent summer time. Lighter evenings are worth more to me than lighter mornings. Also the whole of the UK is further north than Seattle. From '68 to '71 we had permanent summer time in the UK and where I come from in the south it was popular.
I would be interested in seeing the difference in impact between large and small scale cloud providers. Larger providers have been able to vertically integrate and build/operate/fund power generation for their datacenters.

Almost all of this around renewables, which means they have to get energy elsewhere during the power gen gaps. Although, depending on policy of the local area they could still be mostly insulated from price increases as the energy they sell back to the grid will also fetch a higher price.
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You are confusing who actually owned it, or who morally owned it, with who legally owned it.

The claim is not that, once the legal issues and the fraud get untangled, the buyer will be held to be the rightful owner. The claim is that AT THE MOMENT, while the 'new owner' is listed in the Land Registry as owning it, and the 'old owner' isn't, the 'new owner' temporarily legally owns it.

They have written this article as though to suggest that this is final and the original owner has no recourse. That isn't the case. What is the case is that the police don't have a remit to investigate the fraudulent sale. If person A is listed in the registry (they 'legally own' the property) and person B isn't, the police will follow person A's instructions to remove person B from the property, but not vice versa.
I don't think that burnout is a function of seniority or lack thereof.
Yes, it's a little. A 20% increase over a small number is still a small number. I'm not talking relative risk, I'm talking overall risk. Most overweight people still have mild symptoms or were asymptomatic. The single factor that had the highest predictive factor for complications was age.
Don’t we have actual, physical, titles, tied to the property?

Could someone actually sell a house without those?
as happens so often, basketball provides a microcosm. fouls are called (and varying penalties assessed) for illegal moves that lead to an unfair advantage. implicit in that is that intent matters. many times, a foul isn’t assessed for an illegal maneuver because the intent to gain advantage wasn’t there (contact was happenstance) or no advantage was gained. however, some fouls are so dangerous (e.g., undercutting a shooter), that intent does not matter, and a foul is called even when done completely unintentionally.

as always, we have to consider the nuance and avoid overly broad statements/policies.
Essentially DST is making everyone wake up an hour early everyday for 7-8 months. I’d rather just let the people who want the “extra” hour of sunlight in the evening get up early. Our bodies sync with the earth’s clock and not what we set. (Also 1-hr timezones are not sufficient. We need 30 minute time zones as well. People in the westernmost US, for example, have an early start. DST makes it much much earlier.)
Apple buys their own shares back because they believe they’re undervalued, fundamentally. So it's a bargain. There's also only so many profitable R&D projects they can invest in, and the rest of the money can be better allocated by the market. This is all finance 101 that Tim Cook is familiar with.

Stock buybacks are a stupid idea for airlines (high fixed costs, heavily economy-dependent cash flow), but a fantastic idea for Apple.
Good idea. Unfortunately it would need a better name because people panic hearing the R word, perhaps Green Washed (tm) for your protection [washed in gamma rays, that is].

On a related note, there may also be a huge issue with Prion diseases in the food supply but the USDA is not testing extensively for it. We just don't know and it has a decades-long incubation period. Irradiation may not be an option.
Got any proof of that? Genuinely curious.
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The best advice I read was to start small, make it a regular thing and go from there. Like seriously, I started only working out 15-20min each session 4-5 days a week for the first 2-3 weeks. I enjoyed it so much and saw great results that now I'm at 45-50min minutes each session a few months in.
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I think if you ask that question in a poll, you also have to explain the question that DST means "sun rises and sets later". The average person might not even know which is which.
That might be the worst analogies I've ever heard. Humans extracting value asymmetrically out of captive humans has nothing to do with new syntactical features and/or sugar of other languages that language developers are inspired implement to implement in their own language because they solve modern workflow. And those developers are well compensated for for their contributions being by monetary, notoriety or self satisfactory means.
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It reminds me of those campaigns that tell people to just go out there and vote. Reading and voting are means, not ends. It's a disservice to teach children not to be particular about such choices.
> Got something heavy lying around?

it can be you, do some pushups, or half pushups even.

> check out athlean-x on youtube

yes
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Every story I have read about this before is the transaction(s) are reversed. I presume the owner opted for cash instead of the property back.