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>I pointed out that the ways it could have beneficial effects are also theoretical "what if" scenarios.

It is not, because the technology exists, and it works. Unless you are doubting that it actually works, which you seem reluctant to commit to.
Maintaining monopoly power > losses
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> The end result when I was looking for a dog was that the shelters have nothing but pit bulls and Chihuahuas, and the dogs that the public prefers are all marked "reserved" or just gone.

This is so frustrating! I'm currently looking for a dog, and the shelters near me have a few special needs dogs, a few "lab mixes" or "shepherd mixes" that are obviously Staffordshire terriers that happened to get lucky by having long noses and slightly less boxy heads than the average 'mix', but they constantly have trucks of pit bulls and Chihuahuas arriving from Texas and Louisiana and Mississippi.

Pre-COVID, I went to a pet expo and met a staggering number of these breed rescue groups. There are no Goldens at any shelters, but there's a golden rescue. No Weimaraners at any shelters, but there's a weim rescue. No dalmatians, but there's a dalmatian rescue. No greyhounds, but there's a greyhound rescue. No huskies, but there's a husky rescue. There are no pit bull rescues, I'm guessing because they'd be accused of operating a fighting ring, and if they tried to snap up every dog that matched their requirements they'd be inundated with ten thousand dogs.

Those breeds don't need rescuing, they get snapped up from the shelters faster than I can hit "F5", probably because (as you said) shelter intake staff are calling the breed rescue groups before even listing the dogs.

I don't think I'm a pitbull bigot, but I'd like an actual choice in adopting a dog, and I don't want to pay someone a thousand dollars for the privilege of 'rescuing' it. It's almost enough to push someone away from the shelters to buy from a backyard breeder...
Both this website and vimtutor teach basic commands (finger mechanics) but some learn more effectively if they have some of the philosophy and logic of why vi/vim works the way it does. For example, this popular Stackoverflow answer explains vim's concepts of "verb + noun" commands: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/1218390/what-is-your-mos...

Also, a lot of beginners are perplexed why vi uses "hjkl" keys for cursor movement. It's because the 1976 ADM-3A terminal didn't have any dedicated arrow keys like the 1986 IBM PC 101-key layout: https://catonmat.net/why-vim-uses-hjkl-as-arrow-keys

Without background info like that, learning vi can seem like memorizing random incoherent trivia.
Sorry, I'm still not understanding your attack. As a user on the system, which files are you writing to exactly in order to execute this attack you've described?
Really helpful tip that we should remind users we're not a drill sergeant and that your productivity scores don't equal your identity.

We don't yet have a profile page in the app, but when we build it, we want it to represent the user's identity with a lot of fidelity, which will include creative, professional, or personal milestones alongside productivity data that the user wants to showcase.

I.e. sometimes you will be proud of yourself for a cessation streak, but sometimes you will want to proudly display a new artwork that is difficult to map to your productivity data.
Considering that Tesla is moving to LFP batteries which are much safer and less likely to catch fire and I think other auto makers are expected to follow. I would not be surprised if this is a none issue in a year or two. Are there any shipping cars using LFP batteries yet?
A shadow is not a physical thing, it is the area where the light sources are blocked by objects. Objects in that area are darker but never black due to ambient light from the general environment. If there is only one light source and very little other scattered light from the environment, you can get a very dark shadow that will seem close to black. Situations where the lighting is so extreme are rare and it makes them look unnatural.
Discarding self-validation social media-ing, stars xlate into discoverability and ranking algo positions for the starred and bookmarks for the starrer.
I'm waiting for the day that the US declares a foreign corporation as an "enemy combatant", as they have done with foreign citizen wahabbist jihadis and US citizens such as Anwar Al-Awlaki.

Given the extent and depth of US-Israeli cooperation and ties, the precedeing theoretical is probably going to remain in the realm of theoretical.
honestly? who cares?
Blogspam which just copies from the artists site: https://www.kellyheatonstudio.com/blog/2021/12/2/printed-cir...
Almost all programs that can create SVG content convert images into inline code, and reduct text to glyphs.

This means that fonts can't be reused throughout the site, that text can't be read (either by screen readers or Google), and it can't be selected or copied.

It also means that images are much larger than necessary and can't be reused (making the site more resource intensive).

All of this adds up to "not being a real web page".

The only exceptions I know of are Illustrator and Inkscape.

So far, the rendering with Illustrator has been pretty much perfect. There were a few idiosyncrasies that I addressed in the server program.

I haven't experimented much with Inkscape because I'm on Mac and it doesn't seem to be used much in commercial contexts.
Some of the most stolen cars are the cheap old ones. A quick search[1] shows that 1997 Civic and 2000 Accord are the #1 and #2 most stolen in 2020. From the personal experience, the only people I know who had cars stolen had old Hondas.

These cars are easy to steal, unlikely to be found and make good money as parts.

1.https://insurify.com/insights/updated-2020-the-10-most-stole...
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I thought the exploited holes were patched by iOS at some point. How are these phones still getting hacked?
The OLPC had a dual-mode display that worked great for reading both indoors and out. For some reason nobody has since picked up on this idea.

http://www.olpcnews.com/hardware/screen/olpc_xo_resolution_d...
NSO has repeatedly shown that their statements are pretty much worthless. It's just damage control. I wouldn't put any stock in the "we avoid +1 numbers" to even be real.
I love LEGO and have recently gotten back into it with my kids. There are tons of wonderful sets to choose from and the designs are much more realistic than they were when I was growing up. BUT... I've consistently had pieces missing from new sets! It's not catastrophic. Usually it's just one piece and I can substitute in another from my collection, though often the wrong color.

Lego will send you replacements if you ask them, but that's a pain. Especially since something is deeply broken with my LEGO ID and I can't get into their stupid website.

It's not enough to make me stop buying the sets, but it kills the fun when my kid works hard on a set and can't finish it because of a manufacturing error.
which is pretty absurd since there's only a vague relationship in the modern SS7/PSTN between a phone's DID and where it might be physically located. In five minutes of work I could have a New Zealand number ring on my desk phone anywhere in the world.
Somethings you just don't want to remember.

I mean, this is why some of us start drinking...
> What's the relationship between Supabase and Postgrest?

Supabase uses PostgREST for its automatic/reflected REST API

> Supabase is just an user. Is that correct?

yep!

> Does Supabase employs engineers dedicated to it?

https://supabase.com/blog/2020/06/15/supabase-steve-chavez
You can think of this like Qubes but for the server-side instead of the desktop/consumer. It's a very good analogy in my opinion.
And we have to live with the consequences of this advice today. People misinterpreted it in all possible ways, often by using gray instead of black - which might be nice for some, but is terrible fore readability. Fortunately we have the reader mode so I can ignore their design choices.
Oh definitely agreed, I aim to always own my stuff, but this was so quick and dirty that I figured it doesn't matter enough. Still, since it was this easy to do, better safe than sorry!
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=29432276
Ahahhahaha is this really a thing?
This is fun!

What is the biggest size jump in this database by percentage growth between one emoji and the next?
Android, as an example, will at least tell what broad class of elevated privilege a program wants/needs so someone can make a guess as to whether or not that makes any sense.

The worst part of the whole farce of Windows access control is that NT has a rich role-based security model that can apply granular controls to nearly any type of system object, but absolutely none of that is exposed in normal Windows user interaction and UAC is a completely separate band-aid that interacts with the ACLs in strange and often surprising ways.
I don’t think anyone was suggesting that, the masked line was above the masked line in the article but that’s summing data across multiple sources and mask mandates that took place at different times.

Look at the underlying data for each mandate in the state and things become much more obvious.
Seems like not-the-smartest move for Israel to mess with one of the few powerful entities that desires its continued existence
I’m horribly confused. x86 SIMD has the fixed width vectors, not RISC-V or Cray.
I had the chance to put these on a house I built. I ended up not doing it and using a more standard type. I slightly regret not having them in a few of my window use cases BUT, at least the ones I saw, felt very flimsy and rattled/slammed a lot.

Another challenge for this type of window: it's challenging to hook up a portable AC unit in an aesthetically. This is a factor if you don't have central air and need to retrofit cooling.
Very good point. Driving is a sticking point for many. With my mother it was basic time/energy management. She used to wear herself out doing stuff that provided little happiness to her or anyone else, especially around the holidays, and then be absolutely exhausted - or even in the hospital - when a bit of energy/wakefulness would have had more positive effect. It took many years of often-acrimonious discussions involving myself and my brother before she started managing those precious "spoons" more carefully, and by then it was only a couple of years before we lost her to dementia so my daughter barely got a chance to know her at all. It's not easy to be that forceful with one's parents, but sometimes it's necessary.

Spoon theory, mostly used for chronic pain (which my mother also had) but also applicable to aging and even to "normal" life: https://www.painscale.com/article/what-is-the-spoon-theory
I would argue that the fact that sort of work on reverse engineering Apple’s products happens so consistently suggests that in some capacity, current open options aren’t meeting the needs of some number of highly technical users, and that for these users having to expend the effort required to bend Apple products is more appealing than accepting the trade offs that come with more open options.
Everyone, regardless of current age or ability, should absolutely have advanced directives in place outlining what they want done (or not done) to prolong their life.

Talk to your doctor about filling out the appropriate paperwork.

Even if you want everything humanly possible done, it's best to document it, and keep that document up to date (check in with your doctor every few years to see if what you want has changed).

I'm 37, and in good health. I have outlined the (pretty limited) scope of advanced care I would want in the event I became incapacitated, and have a designated healthcare proxy that I trust to make decisions consistent with my wishes.
They think the vaccine is some manner of poison, either accidentally or intentional.
vim seems like very compusive tool at first but as you keep using this is seems like very productive. thats how it was for me
> NSO Group said in a statement on Thursday that it did not have any indication their tools were used but canceled the relevant accounts and would investigate based on the Reuters inquiry.

Why would they cancel accounts without knowledge of wrongdoing?
So it doesn’t work on US phone numbers or doesn’t work on +1 country code?

-confused Canadian because we share the +1 country code with USA under NANPA
I don't understand the amount of hate for Amazon. I travel around the world, and whenever I was in the US and ordered from Amazon, got my package the same or next day for a very cheap price, I thought of moving to US just because how much easier it makes life there.
There's one real bug where Illustrator doesn't handle opacity masks correctly, but otherwise it's been really reliable about displaying correctly.

However, in the past 10 years or so, a bunch of Photoshop functionality has been added in to Illustrator, and none of it is compatible with SVG.

So, there are various and warnings and workarounds for drop shadows etc.

But, Illustrator has good support for SVG effects, so drop shadows in particular are pretty simple to use.

The long term goal is to create really clean SVG/HTML hybrid code with a new program, but I still have to write it!

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There's also an issue where SVG's are slower to animate because they don't use hardware acceleration, but my understanding is that this is coming soon.
I have found this to be useful: https://github.com/fpereiro/backendlore

It is more about writing backends generally, but in it he uses Redis as a primary database and walks through durability and scalability.
> but choosing to do paid work on your own company's money-making products is not volunteering, it's just regular work but you choose what to work on during 20% of your time.

Disclosure: Google employee, opinion my own.

You are right, but that blog post is using volunteer in the weaker (but nonetheless common) meaning of "someone who raises their hand to do something". 20% time, when done properly, is more of an employee wellness and career/skill building perk. It is like your employer giving you paid time to take a class or training that is related to your job.
Invalidating the key should've been their first move and then stopping to think their second. Rushing around without a plan invariably leads to damage and errors.
Blender is an inspiring open source project. Absolutely killing it.
I can see a 99 dollars Faraday Cloth in the future
https://www.cnbc.com/2021/03/08/covid-cdc-study-finds-roughl...
What’s the actual research on reading performance with various colour schemes on relatively modern screens?
Hopefully so. It is awesome that supabase is releasing this as open source, as they could have easily kept this proprietary. I probably won't ever be able to use supabase for my primary job (the company is obnoxiously invested in an Azure/AWS hybrid cloud). But I do have some profitable side projects with the ability to choose my own service providers, and this sort of developer goodwill really goes a long way.
Reminder: VSCode, Visual Studio, IntelliJ, and Notepad++ all individually have a higher usage share among professional programmers[0]. Vim is similar to Android Studio. But you'd never know that such un-sexy tools are actually super popular reading technical sites.

And before the "but it is already on your server!" You know what else is installed on almost every *NIX server? Nano. A text editor that needs no deep introduction to be productive or that you have to reconfigure basic keybinds like the arrow keys "because it could break a system not used since the 1970s!"

I know Vim well, I've used Vim a lot, still don't understand the strange obsession people have with getting others into it. You want some professional advice? Don't learn Vim, learn Nano, and use the time you saved to learn VSCode better.

[0] https://insights.stackoverflow.com/survey/2021#most-popular-...
America (who are effectively the world police) have decided to have pretty poor metrics to determine who is a terrorist, so they set the precedent for this kind of stuff.

Random government officials in Iran cannot be considered terrorists because of a an embassy hostage situation from 50 years ago during a revolution in the country. If they can, then so can nearly every Chinese government official, every current Russian government official who was high up in the USSR, every current official in Iraq and Afghanistan, half the political leadership of Lebanon, Vietnam, etc.
My guess is Mt Fuji (8 km) to map of Japan (1527 km).

Curiously, a map is not this size, Japan is. A map is closer to 1m.
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Put yourself in the shoes of an honest, hardworking police man/woman for the past 2 years and tell me honestly what you would do in their situation. I know I would either have already left or be biding my time looking for an exit.
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GraphpostgresQL is no longer maintained and hasn't been updated for many years.

I am the person who wrote it. It was a proof-of-concept, written in PL/pgSQL. This made it fairly easy to set up and test but made maintenance and contributions very difficult.
Canadians go 'yay', finally some benefit of the big brother.

PS: I don't buy the explanation btw
The victims will be pleased to learn that they're all terrorists and criminals, as NSO keeps asserting that their spyware is only used against those.
If I were to build a Hacker News clone, I'd probably do it in a seriously old-fashioned way:

* MySQL for a datastore

* All rendering done server-side

* PHP for the language

* As little JavaScript as humanly possible, and only vanilla, no libraries or frameworks

* As few images as possible
Seriously, they're pretty much the Mark Zuckerberg of their industry.
I second Huberman Lab podcast. He has now a monthly newsletter too, and September’s was about sleep. You can read it here:

https://hubermanlab.com/toolkit-for-sleep/

Thanks for the second suggestion, I’ll have a look.
BTW you might want to ask dang to change the link in the submission too!
They basically declared the embargoed Iranian corporations as enemy combatants a while ago, if that's what you mean.
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Any configuration files of programs the user might call, such as editors, ssh, terminal emulators, shells or anything the user regularly executes.

Every binary that loads data from the user directory for user configuration is a vector for further inserting oneself into the system.

The spellcheck function of Nano can be exploited to spawn a subprocess that takes over the session. When you exit Nano, you're exiting this new subprocess and end up in a shell that has been manipulated.

Same for Vim.

SSH can be manipulated into replacing your shell easily by editing authorized_keys.

If a program has write access to your home directory, you cannot trust the shell you open.

Even something as innocous as git status being included in your prompt can be abused to gain control of your shell session. Once you have that you just wait for sudo to be entered or you manipulate the shell to execute an attacker's code instead of sudo when called.
Such advance directives aren't completely legally binding, and rely on family and caregivers respecting his wishes. If your brother is mentally incapacitated and his next-of-kin asks a healthcare facility to put in a feeding tube then they'll probably do it.
I admit I had become addicted to 'news'--all of it. Free moments were met with the muscle memory of typing in news websites. I, a previously optimistic person had become negative. A month ago, I turned it all off and have been much happier. Ignorance is bliss, but that's not what this is. Much news today is sensationalized entertainment. I had almost forgotten. But, what's the best way to stay informed?
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I was developing SMS api integration tool plugin , may i know which are good services, it should be cost effective and good uninterrupted services
Do you think this would have happened if you weren't employed through a contractor?
George Eastman (founder of Kodak) left the following note explaining his decision to take his own life (at the age of 77, after several years of failing health and chronic pain).

"To my friends, my work is done – Why wait? GE."
cmd-option-M on Mac, and if you reload the page it looks really nice ;-)
They could leave their prices as they are. The suggestion is that they should stop punishing vendors who sell for less through other stores.
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