skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
> Your country is murdering peaceful civilians in another country with barrages of artillery targetted at civilian dwellings, in a war that they started for no reason but to build an empire, and you're here on HN complaining about people protesting it. It seems like you really ought to be complaining about the war, instead of other peoples methods of protesting it.

It would seem to me that you and Namecheap are suggesting that ordinary Russian people are at fault here because they are not revolting against their government, or worse, just because they are Russian. I am not sure if that is the appropriate message to send right now.
The whole country premise is based on war. Unfortunately the world only became global in the past 2 decades which means a lot of Russians (despite being kind) still haven't gotten up to speed on all available information including the propaganda they have been subjected.

I was born in Russia and emigrated in 1999. Till then, I only heard about the glory days of USSR and how we liberated the world of evil.

I moved to Czech Republic and went straight to school. Little did I know that Russia has a bad rep by being an occupant as well as textbooks describing completely different picture of the world. Including the facts of red army raping everything in their way to Berlin's parliament building.

If you would have grown up subject to propaganda for more than 30 years, you would probably turn out in a similar way.

Asking a person to think independently without expanding their peripheral brain thinking is super hard and almost impossible IMO. Curious if there are any scientific studies how to do it.

I am not defending people for "not-knowing" just trying to paint the picture of how it was living and growing up there compared to the rest of the world. All my friends who left Russia are against the war. Unfortunately the divide is also growing in Russia and I had to forgo several people I knew from childhood because they are adamant on war being justified and I am sure I am not the only one.

Years of brainwashing... also partially the reason why people haven't revolted already.
But there are several places where the majority of the text is about covid-19 precautions. Example:

> Go to the basement or middle of the building. Stay away from the outer walls and roof. Try to maintain a distance of at least six feet between yourself and people who are not part of your household. If possible, wear a mask if you’re sheltering with people who are not a part of your household. Children under two years old, people who have trouble breathing, and those who are unable to remove masks on their own should not wear them.
I'd prefer Mac OS System 7, a bit cleaner.
>Please don't post insinuations about astroturfing, shilling, bots, brigading, foreign agents and the like.

https://news.ycombinator.com/newsguidelines.html
It really seems like we're approaching peak clown world. We are not being led by serious people.
They have a US entity.
Flood fill - the original AI!
I’d have been very impressed if PR could have written a document with that much technical detail.

All of us are web devs, none of us writers or legal/policy people or are paid or affiliated with by any major company. We’re the opposite of paid, it’s taken a lot of time and effort, but no company was fighting this so unless we tried nothing would happen.
And Ukrainian paramilitaries beating up Indians at checkpoints definitely didn't help their case.

https://www.moneycontrol.com/news/politics/indian-students-i...
I think just having PreCheck doesn’t guarantee you get PreCheck but I’m pretty sure you do always get PreCheck if you have Global Entry.
I was a ranger in the army, during survival exercise they said the techniques we learned would only apply to surviving during a war. For all other purposes seek civilization as humans are almost unable to survive in the wild anymore. It is very hard to spend less calories trying to get food than what the food you find contains.

I think you are wildly overthinking your ability to survive in the wild. Of course I know nothing about you, so you might be the one in a million that can do it.
What are these precedents? Pray do tell?
To be clear, I was responding to the OP by comparing the difference between centralised agriculture and centralised energy production.

As everyone has pointed out, you needs lots of land for food. Far less for energy, and so less reason to centralise it if there is a good alternative.
What did he have to say about decontaminating top soil?
I'm about 45 miles from a large US military base, is there a point in doing anything?
FTA: Another Defense Intelligence Agency document speculates that, because the "shock and pressure waves cause minimal damage to brain tissue ... it is possible that victims of FAEs are not rendered unconscious by the blast, but instead suffer for several seconds or minutes while they suffocate".
You missed the point.

What stops non-tech employees who want to conceal salaries from restructuring compensation as salary + a bonus earned in biweekly installments?

To repeat myself,

> Expect to see similar behavior but even at the $60K/yr jobs.
WASM is exciting for so much more than browsers.

I'm a Python developer. Two needs I have for WASM are:

- I want to use libraries like ffmpeg without first figuring out how to compile them and talk to them through Python bindings. If the JavaScript community have already done the work to compile ffmpeg to WASM then I can use it from Python too - on any platform that has a Python WASM runtime.

- I want a safe sandbox for executing untrusted code - for example, I'd like to build a plugin system for one of my projects where the users of that project can execute code they find on the internet without fear of it 0wning their computer. Sandboxing Python scripts (and Sandboxing for most other languages) is notoriously hard to do safely. WASM offers a rock-solid, widely tested sandbox mechanism.
I strongly suspect they don’t update these documents every month to keep up to date with different waves. That wouldn’t even make sense for a nation-wide document like this. Most likely these docs just got updated once when COVID first became a big deal, and will be updated again whenever someone decides the pandemic has subsided enough that it doesn’t need to be in these docs.
Get a web SDR (DDG/Google), Fldigi and start playing.

Linux: install paprefs/pavucontrol, run paprefs, set a loopback device in the settings.

OpenBSD: The FAQ has a multimedia package on setting up sndio on monitor mode, nothing difficult.
[2021], except for:

$ diff -u 1.txt 2.txt
--- 1.txt 2022-02-28 23:02:05.000000000 -0500
+++ 2.txt 2022-02-28 23:02:41.000000000 -0500
@@ -98,11 +98,10 @@
Nuclear Explosion Information Sheet (PDF)
Download the FEMA app
Centers for Disease Control
- Health and Human Service
Get inside, Stay inside, Stay Tuned Video (English)
Get inside, Stay inside, Stay Tuned Video (Spanish)
U.S. Environmental Protection Agency
Coronavirus (Federal Government Response)
Keeping Children Healthy During the COVID-19 Outbreak

-Last Updated: 02/19/2021
+Last Updated: 02/25/2022

1.txt: http://web.archive.org/web/20220206045759/https://www.ready....

2.txt: http://web.archive.org/web/20220226211632/https://www.ready....
Sure, change the percentage, not a problem. The principle's sound.
I figured that one was for radiation, not covid.
In my experience, internally funded research and development. A proportion of revenue is reinvested to fund IR&D projects focused on areas identified through longer term engineering roadmapping activities.
Unfortunately more than that... see my comment above.
The morality of any military action, can and has been endlessly debated (as it should) because it's non-binary, it's a spectrum. That does not change the fact that these two superpowers could not be further apart in how they go about spreading their influence around the world.

Through oversimplification you can argue that anything is the same as its opposite.
This way you'll be able to watch the flesh slough from your neighbors bones in realtime.
An obsession with the right to free speech over all other rights is invoking Poe's law if it's now being advocated for in the case of a warmongering adversarial state. While it's not the aim of this move, during every war, communications of the enemy are hindered. The First Amendment would never have been written if the authors valued the rights of British Soldiers as much as their own.

The Russian government is not marching on Ukraine. There are no bureaucrats and politicians driving tanks. Russia's army is. And it's Russia's people who give power to the state to direct them. It would be absurd for an uncaring Russian individual to complain about essentially paltry financial or logistical issues as while being complicit in the erosion of Ukranian individuals' right to life.
You've implicitly glossed mattl's comment as "discussion of esoteric date formats". But it didn't discuss any date formats; instead, it launched into an unprovoked and irrelevant attack on an organization that date formats reminded them of, presumably in hopes that I was somehow associated with them.

The problem is that there are bullies posting personal attacks, not that I'm the one being attacked. It's true that when griefers and bullies are around, it's the tall poppies that get cut down. But locating the problem in the poppies rather than the scythe-wielder is obvious nonsense. Someone looking hard enough for an excuse to attack others, Twitter-style, can always find a victim.
Whole new branches of government (and corporate governance) have now been created thanks to Covid—19. These new bureaucracies are getting money and the people getting those funds have a vested interest in continuing to get those funds.
This is a simple service to open up a connection to a Browserless or Browserstack session, in the form of a browser UI you can interact with like normal.

You may find it helpful for live debugging headless tests, or getting automated tasks "unstuck".

Normally, you'd paste in your WebSocket URL into the box to open a connection, but as this exposes your access credentials you might consider it better to run a WebSocket proxy to mask these, or simply get started and use my demo Browserless token (it just has a couple of free minutes on there):

wss://chrome.browserless.io/?token=3475c8a9-e7f7-412f-b9d8-320ebceda783

If you want to read more about integrating, see this link:

https://frontpage.dosyago.com/authentication-security-guide....
That was a good suggestion, but I think I missed the window, sorry.
That is the point. There are no perfect countries to use as a moral compass, so we’re all making up and changing the rules as we go along. That’s why every country looks hypocritical depending on your timeframe and subject to endless (and fruitless) whataboutism.
“After a flood, you may not have access to these supplies for days or even weeks.”

Looks like part of this was copypasted, and no one bothered to proofread it.
Finding content like the old internet
> Last Updated: 02/25/2022

I looked up the previous snapshot on Internet Archive, and I see no differences, except maybe some tiny formatting changes (which could also just be a result of how the Internet Archive is rendering it):

https://web.archive.org/web/20220206045759/https://www.ready...
An article I read went even further and stated that rice and pasta because they are carbs are to be special suspects and should not be left out at room temperatures lest you gamble your health… and I’m thinking buffets and previous nights’ pizzas left out…
It says they updated it four days ago
> It's irrelevant what previously occurred by other governments.

All of the bombardments I mentioned happened on the same exact days as the bombardments in Ukraine. And how you can dismiss the killing of people in other countries as 'irrelevant' is astonishing.
People talk about the "overthrow" outcome a lot but overthrowing the regime is like the biggest outcome you can get, you don't have to overthrow the whole regime for sanctions to be effective. Regime leaders respond to economic threats like anyone else, it may not cause a revolution but if the threatened sanctions are sufficient, it affects their behavior.

Here's a topical example: Russia threatened Ukraine with sanctions if Ukraine signed a free trade deal with the EU [1] [2]. It effectively stalled free trade talks between Ukraine and the EU.

That happened in late 2013. In a twist of irony, this enraged ordinary Ukrainians and kicked off the Euromaidan protests that forcibly deposed Ukraine's president at the time - Viktor Yanukovych - and toppled his regime. This led to the annexation of Crimea and, well, the rest is history.

[1] https://www.reuters.com/article/ukraine-eu-russia/russia-ste...

[2] https://www.bbc.com/news/world-europe-25401179
He’s the best. I figured this too late.
For this, I use Voice: https://f-droid.org/en/packages/de.ph1b.audiobook/
If everyone follows namecheap, this will be a boost to the Russian economy. Putin will be very thankful for namecheap's generous donation of all Russian customers to Russian owned businesses.
My introduction to number stations came from Boards of Canada, who sampled them in their songs.
I have bad news: your health insurance policy may not cover acts of war.

https://www.fiercehealthcare.com/payer/aetna-sued-for-acts-w...
How badly do you want to work for an employer like that?
I read this from the BBC and it calmed me down a bit.

https://www.bbc.com/news/world-europe-60559574
1 - russian propaganda. we do not have an institution of social polls, at least real ones
At least the mask is dropping!

(Haha.)
If you're an economic actor in Russia & aren't actively aiming to end the current regime, you are the target. It's not a coincidence. Invoking Orwellian analogies stops making sense when it's a war.
Hopefully all the new plants being planned come online without disruption.
“Free speech is one thing but…”

That is despicable, assuming you are an American citizen.

Also how do you know you aren’t terminating some pro freedom sites, anyway? You disgust me.
It's hard for me to send my sympathies to you - my relatives are either hiding in bomb shelters, or fighting your countrymen in the east and in the south. They are all Russian speaking people who hate Russia and everything Russia stands for with passion these days. Anyway, please accept my sympathies, and find strength in yourself to do more.
In the case of Iran all the sanctions have done, was further embolster the hardliners in government. And since there is no carrot left to give the hardliners also get to say that any act of moderation clearly didn't work. I'd say society is at a breaking point but at what cost? It's unlikely that the country will ever go back to trading with the west, China and Russia now hold a firm grip on everything.
That's because you haven't had a taste of the hundreds of features that have been added since, and embedded them into your daily workflows.
> We need to protect Taiwan because they are a democracy.

There is no “we” anymore. No way in hell am I sending my kids, or allowing my kids to be drafted to fight for this stupid ass country.

I don’t like Russia either, before anyone accuses me of that.

I’m just pointing out that your collective interest delusion no longer exists, I feel no connection to the country I was born in. Fighting to protect its decaying corrupt corpse is the last thing I’ll do.
For the past few years I've held the view that choosing to live in a large metropolitan area (NYC, DC, SF, Boston) is basically choosing a fast, fairly low-pain death in the event of full-out nuclear war.

Did I get that wrong? Is a barrage of modern weapons actually survivable within
city limits?!
Fortunes are not made in one generation, but in ten.

The first few build culture, the next few build stability, and then out of that comes wealth. And after several generations, one has the right combination of ability, opportunity, and the cultivated family culture, stability and means to elevate themselves to significantly greater heights.

We all stand on the shoulders of our fathers, for better or worse.
Did you hear about "PwnKit"? Just a month ago one of the most serious security flaws in Linux (affecting nearly all distributions) was disclosed and it had been present since 2009. https://www.bleepingcomputer.com/news/security/linux-system-...

(btw Heartbleed affected Linux desktop OSes such as Debian, Mint, Ubuntu, RHEL, etc.)
That third pipe has a large arterial which detours through China before reaching the West.
I don’t particularly care for Amazon, but what exactly is unique or interesting about your service other than not being associated with Amazon? The social feed?
From the statement: "Unfortunately, due to the Russian regime's war crimes and human rights violations in Ukraine, we will no longer be providing services to users registered in Russia."

The double standard accusation comes from assuming good faith on the part of Namecheap.

Since I am assuming Namecheap is being truthful, the double standard is that many countries have committed far worse war crimes and human rights violations - yet Namecheap seems not to care.

If you aren't assuming good faith, and you think that the reason is actually just that they have employees in Ukraine, then the language on the notice is a lie which could only have been there to get better PR.

Since I assume good faith, I'll interpret it as a double standard instead.
It's never simply a question of either or. Europe slowly migrated on its own away from autocratic regimes but USA clearly put in a large effort to enforce this in the recent period.

What I would highlight is the tendency of any group to turn on itself in the absence of an external threat. And this could be the silver lining of the current events.
Renewables, when paired with storage, can also supply baseload. And they can likely do it cheaper than nuclear, without proliferation concerns, and without running out of uranium.
I really want to know what a wolfskin jacket is now.
OP here: I was looking for a way to search people's interesting personal projects on the internet. I realized the a huge common denominator was many people hosted it with Blogspot. I found this random site that provides search on Blogspot. Seems like a gem of a search tool to view the internet from the pre-SEO stuffing internet era.
Being scared/stressed/panicked by a nuclear attack during a pandemic is reasonable. Trying to be conscious about taking care of your mental health during a traumatic event is hard to do, but it’s important. Some people need to be reminded of that. That’s fine.
So we shit on the people while we make Putin's friends richer?
No, what's silly is filling people's heads with rubbish about COVID in case of a nuclear disaster or other acute emergency.

Hand sanitizer is absolutely not the right thing to be concerned with. Masks perhaps, but not for COVID.

Storing clean water, minimizing your perishable food waste, securing your house/shelter and making makeshift repairs to damage, using a radio (e.g., from your car) to listen for information, etc., keeping a basic first aid kit around and understand basic wound management, are all far more important.

Social distancing because of covid comes in at around number 32,238 of things to worry about.
that's... exactly the point, but with the reverse conclusion. You can always paint a narrative about how this situation is different than others. You can justify anything you want by just working backwards in this way. So instead, we have values and principles, and those are the things that should be under debate.
Yeah, that part is fine.
Could you mention what was the Cloudflare decision you are referring to? I must have missed the news cycle. Thanks.
This… is one of the most shocking things I’ve ever read.
Hey, they're also producing the nuclear weapons. :)
The maximum tax bracket is 37%
Given that tweets move faster than earthquakes you should have adequate time to get a good viewpoint for the blast.
> If you’re two states away from where a bomb goes off...

Spoken like someone who isn't from Rhode Island.
It's one thing to be able to go camping. Long term survival is going to be a lot more challenging, and you won't be the only person taking to the woods looking for resources.
If we are envisioning a single “nuclear explosion” (not a large nuclear attack), then this advice is not as crazy as it might seem. Think terrorism, or accident. If you survive the initial event, and the rest of the country is immediately in a position to render aid, then your objective is just to stay healthy and safe for the 1-4 days it would take to start getting things sorted out. In that scenario, access to clean water, first aid, and not getting covid actually seem like reasonable things to worry about.

There’s not really any good advice in a MAD scenario. Only a tiny faction of people would be able to set out for the wilderness and survive. The vast majority will die of exposure of one kind or another regardless of how much prepping they do.
Do it yourself battery management system for Lithium packs/cells - DiyBMS v4
There's also this one talking about a flood under Prepare Now:

> If you are able to, set aside items like soap, hand sanitizer that contains at least 60 percent alcohol, disinfecting wipes, and general household cleaning supplies that you can use to disinfect surfaces you touch regularly. After a flood, you may not have access to these supplies for days or even weeks. Keep in mind each person’s specific needs, including medication.

Most likely this was prepared quickly by pulling content from other preparedness pages. (which is really ok, a lot of preparedness works for most emergencies, although some more editing would be nice)
Yes, seems like just a related page was removed, and any page that referenced it was automatically updated. I think the "Updated rules" in the title of this post is unnecessary and probably causing needless concern for people. None of the content in the page seems to have changed in at least the past year.

Given that nothing has actually been updated in the rules, maybe a mod should update the title of this post?
Seriously, Covid is extremely low on my list of worries if I am close to a nuclear explosion. Like so far down that I can't see why it should be mentioned at all.

Radiation, access to food/water and breakdown of society are the only realistic concerns I can think of right away.

And I am not really sure if preparing is all that helpful, at least not the kind of preparation that is mentioned here. What I need is a way of providing food long term (years), and be able to defend it. In a place without radiation.
I don't know the answer to that question, but does that no longer make them human and the leader of the organization of which they are employed should not be emphatic to their situation?
Duck and cover; still laughable after all these years:

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=IKqXu-5jw60

"Fallout" is far more useful than current covid information sites. It's sad how far the US gov't has fallen in 70 years:

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=GFmy55rPrT0

Remember: In case of nuclear blast, stick your head between your legs and kiss your ass goodbye!
We didn't get into that specifically, but the part that struck me as hopeful is that the most dangerous fallout also inherently has the shortest half-lives. Of course you wouldn't be able to completely avoid exposure, but with small enough doses you can survive for quite a long time.
I notice that iodine tablets are not mentioned. I realise that iodine isotopes or iodine-like element isotopes are not the main concern after a nuclear weapon hit. But still, do they have no value?
Before anybody posts predictable comments about this being US propaganda etc. - remember you still owe US intel an apology for bursting out in laughter as they warned Putin was about to invade.

US intel is doing a pristine job so far in this conflict.