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This trend is in no way limited to competitive games. Tales of Arise, to list merely one example, is a full priced single player game that offers gobs of cosmetic microtransactions. Assassin's Creed <insert subtitle here> is another such example.
Kyivindependent is a news agency hosted in Kyiv, they are obviously pro Ukraine, at the same time I've been reading their stuff for the last couple of days and if the news is bad for their side they report it straight. I'd give them a chance.
Excited to read the title of this post. I've been searching for general pcap labs recently to sharpen my packet analysis skills. A little disappointed to see it's from CNTDA (since i've already done the labs from 7th ed). It's been a while though perhaps I will revisit these labs for the 8th ed.

This site also offers a ton of pcaps but not necessarily in exercise/lab format
https://www.netresec.com/?page=PcapFiles
No. Calling NATO membership "the root cause" is victim-blaming in the worst possible way.

Either Ukrainians have a right to self-determination, or no one does.

You may be right about many of the other things you've said, but that wording is completely unacceptable.
I share your sentiment! Then again there are also older guys who regret a life of unwise financial decisions as they are old now, poor, in bad health etc.

This is why I'd like to strike a sweet spot between new experiences and still making a living. Of course, as there is no free lunch, I'll make less money than I used to (didn't make that much really - about 90k to 100k with bonuses) but also less adventures compared to living a life where you make the most of not planning for the income primarily.
That has nothing to do with modules. You can extern a template going back to C++11.
This is where Org-mode succeeds over Markdown. Inline image support adds a whole new level to plaintext markup.

Sure, you could implement an inline-image-viewing ability into your editor for Markdown, too, and I'm sure someone's done that for Emacs (maybe it's a default feature I haven't enabled), but that's the vanilla functionality for Org-mode. Not a secondary-layer afterthought.
Military vehicles, especially the armored ones, consume a huge amount of fuel. Especially when getting delayed, some of those will be idling. And expecting a fast advance could mean limited supplies. Would be stupid, but this whole thing doesn't strike me as particularly smart.
This argument feels ... not quite like a strawman, but more pedantic than I think it needs to be.

I don't think anyone really argues that everything should be plain text, even if that's an easy shorthand. The real argument is "use the simplest, most open format possible."

Nobody is suggesting you go through all of your photos, transcribe your emotional reaction to each picture, and then delete the image. But, if you want to view those same photos when you're fifty years old, or seventy-five, you're better off storing them as a JPEG than a PSD, and you're better off storing them on a hard drive you have access to in addition to whatever cloud they're currently occupying.

"Write plain text" is a shorthand for "use open formats." Because so much of what this audience does is test-based, plain text is the most common format we use, from source code to journaling, but that message applies to pretty much anything: if you lock yourself into a proprietary format, or a proprietary editor, you will almost certainly lose data over the long term.
I think there is a place for political discussion here, but I wish the OP would do so from his main account, not one that is so obviously a burner.
change the plain password example maybe? It makes my eyes bleed
Whenever choosing a markup, image format, or other technologies, keep the Lindy effect in mind. A boring technology that has been around for a long time will survive a lot longer and a brand new shiny one.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lindy_effect
We use SharePoint for revisions for casual documents and another CM system for tracking releases of official documents. The CM system is meant really for CAD models but it lets you upload Word docs that it displays as PDFs with watermarked revision information so you have to have a revision table at the front of the document for listing changes. The SharePoint system is a lot easier to use but you don't get the same sort of change approval system since anyone can edit. Instead we use multiple folders for WIP, waiting for QA approval, and final versions. We have to follow ISO 9001 but anything developmental or that is just derivate of documents in the CM system can live on much more casual systems like git, SVN, or SharePoint.
>Here it is, NATO is fundamentally a defensive organization

"We came. We saw. He died."

This was the victory speech at the end of a NATO led incursion that destroyed Libya, turning it into a failed state. It's now on its second civil war.
> First off, we are huge fans of open source projects. For example, Kreya uses the open source scripting language Scriban.

I really don't know how you overcome to cognitive dissonance to continue after this. Call me naive, but it's pretty scummy to take someone else's open source work, add some extra code, and slap a pricetag on it.

Also doing that violates most copyleft licences.
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Probably similar to how tongue rolling is genenic.
The cycle is dry, bog, ice, bog (summer, autumn into winter, deep winter, spring)
Asking people to become web devs to get the kind of formatting Word makes trivial is not a winning argument.
No, that's not akin to having Dostoyevsky on big print --- that is how you consume the content, not the content itself. Those things would be comparable to having a controller that a disabled person can use, which Souls games don't limit: you can play them with whatever controller you want. Requesting an easy mode, or a god mode, is more similar to requesting for the author to modify complex prose, or avoid using words that you don't know.

I agree that accessibility is important, but the games are not unreachable to the disabled. If you are missing an arm, for example, the game will probably be more difficult, but this applies to every hobby in which you are not a passive consumer.
To play devil's advocate, these tests are supposed to test aptitude to predict ability to learn--not test what you already know. They are more akin to an IQ test than a bar exam or medical board exams that test your knowledge. If just you want to test their ability to perform in school, why aren't grades the better metric?

It is very likely that increased preparation of the test reduces the tests ability to predict aptitude. If you were testing aptitude for kicking a football, and some players practiced every day and some never kicked a ball before, the test would overrate the players with practice and underrate those who didn't. Send both groups to football kicking practice for 8 hours a day and the test stops being useful.

That said, it is really easy to measure this. And the fact that the proponents of the affirmative action don't prove this factor is significant suggests it probably isn't. All you have to do is see the correlation between asian/white scores and their grades and the correlation between black and hispanic scores and their grades.

I have no experience with Fairfax county school testing, but in law school testing (LSAT), the scores for black and Hispanic students still accurately* predict their law school and bar exam performance. The LSAT isn't biased.

*as accurately as it predicts anyone's performance.
There were huge disagreements at the time. Many people weren't happy with the invasion of Afghanistan, but realised it might have been necessary after 9/11.

But the rationale for the invasion of Iraq was flimsy at the time, with papers literally copied off the internet being used as evidence.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Iraq_Dossier

This is just one example.
I understand. But my argument was, it seems unfair that these Asian kids whose ancestors didn't have anything to do with the race discrimination in US, have to be on the receiving end of the affirmative action.

I know it is not a good example but should we have affirmative action in sporting teams as Asians seem to be underrepresented there.

Should we rather improve the funnels before which are leading to this concentration of Asian kids. This is not even considering the fact if even the desire to follow some subject is equal in every race. If it is not and it should be all things being equal at the start, then we should fix the funnels before.
Sorry, I was a toddler at the time. This is what my parents told me when I was older, but I don't know if they actually asked their neighbours.

Edit: And back then there was a lot more open racism in Winnipeg than there is today, so it could be for even worse reasons.
The economic consequences of the war in Ukraine
So, every Russian citizen is responsible of that? Are they also responsible of not having solved world hunger or of not having cured cancer yet?
>You get an opportunity (or just thrown into that situation) to start from an almost blank slate and you have 50k and no debts. What would you do?

Under normal circumstances (Covid restriction and war and such), I would travel. I did some stupid shit (wasting money, etc) in my 20s, but traveling was the one thing I don't regret at all. Meeting new people in new places is about as symbolic as it gets to starting "new" life.

If you insist on investing, I would leave the money as it is.
Ye it really confused me too but thinking about it obvoiusly there is a mud gradient two times a year when it freezes some day, is how the next etc.
NYC is going through the same thing and it's really awful. They have danced around a wild mix of policies to encourage meritocracy through testing, school choice across boroughs, charter schools. I am all for equity and inclusion, but achieving it by changing the rules of admission to top schools is the lamest answer. What we need are for schools to be better. Let's stop having so many bad schools that people run away from. Unfortunately, that's the hard problem we don't have an answer for. And the author of this article isn't presenting any decent solutions either.
>Org is easily and objectively the best markup

I laughed.
Oh yes, I heard about it in another forum as well, never got around to it...
It's literally in the name.

All the bias happens well before the tests. Fix the bias at it's root, don't blame standardized testing regimes for exposing the inherent biases in the system.
Saddam was a threat to the petrodollar (he wanted the Gulf to use the Iraqi dinar) and that is the sole reason for the Gulf War I and II. Assad wanted to trade oil in Euros. Gaddafi was a similar threat to the petrodollar.

It is only fitting that a war with Russia, a big oil producer, comes next. The US Mil-Ind Complex has learned from their mistakes and is going all-out on winning the hearts and minds on this one first.

If being a big meanies was all it took to take a few well-targeted missiles to the face, Saudi Arabia would have had a regime change a long time ago.
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maybe something like a camping place with a bar and some sanitary facilities. that won't really be lucrative though - and I'd be really afraid of the regulations I'd have to meet. buying something outside of Germany I'd be worried about getting ripped off.
Hans Blix was making frequent public statements warning of the urgent problem of Iraqi WMDs and the necessity to do something about it. After the war and the failure to find any WMDs, his public statements rather changed course.
“all the binary formats of the 1990s can be opened today”

Oh, sweet summer child. Scribe/mss. Koalapad. A bunch of Apple 2GS, Apple 3, and Lisa formats. Lotus Improv.

The points about semantics and authenticity are wonderful, but I think the presumption that all formats can be opened is mistaken exactly because those that can’t be opened become effectively invisible and lost.
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I used to be a huge proponent of getting rid of conscription in Germany. Turned out that conscripts, being by definition from all walks of life and political backgrounds, offset the right wing problem a lot. But yes, we need to get a grip on that. I wouldn't worry abut the additional money, so. After all we spend 20+ million on the restauration of a sailing ship. A new one goes for around 4 to 5. Maybe we burn that money on a carrier? Forgetting the aircraft?
That is a really good point. We should probably turn this into a 2FA code example instead.

Edit: fixed!
I think it is "their community is not continuing to suffer the problems of lack of success and achievement that other minorities are."
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A lot of people also miss that in ECS, "System" is part of the "noun triple" and not a description of the first two nouns.

Put another way, there's a difference between an "Entity Component" architecture and an "Entity Component System" architecture. A lot of people read ECS as "A system made of entities and components" when it's actually "An architecture composed of Entities, Components, and the Systems that act on them".
It's been a while, but I thought it was German Intelligence that confirmed the existence of the WMDs. I also recall there being an issue with Saddam allowing Al-Qaeda free passage and the ability to train. Hence the thinking this would lead to more attacks not only on the U.S. but other Western nations as well.
This is a great product idea, but as a product targeting developers, having your first example payload show sending someone a password in plain text (which should never be done in any circumstance) is a real misfire. Why not change it to a password reset link?
Putin’s public approval soared as Russia prepared to attack Ukraine
You need to be more specific. To my knowledge there were no military operations by NATO forces that were not either sanctioned by the UN or just within the borders of NATO members.

If you refer to the fact that sovereign countries applied for NATO membership and got accepted, you have to tell how that is bullying.

If Ukraine were part of NATO, it's unlikely that it got attacked.
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Ukrainians have very cleverly focused on hitting the fuel trucks and there are plenty of Russian troops who wreck their own gear so they can stay out of battle.
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Precisely, and that's the problem we have to solve. We need to remove that influence somehow so everyone has an equal opportunity to succeed.
Is nazis in ukraine the same as wmds in iraq? Not really?

This is all just history repeating really.

Iraq did invade Kuwait of their own accord and fully annexed. UN security council fully condemned and demanded they leave kuwait.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/United_Nations_Security_Counci...

Gulf war starts and Iraq was defeated. They had to agree to stop being douches.

UN security council was defied: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/United_Nations_Security_Counci...

The videos showing the aftermath of the nerve agent wmds used by Iraq against civilians were crazy frightening. literally entire towns were laying on the ground unable to breath. Not dead yet, just unable to breath. While technically nobody knows if Iraq fired them or not... it pretty much is the case they are the only ones who would. Iraq terminated their relationship with the UN and ejected all the UN observers.

In super hindsight, those sarin and vx bombs ended up being used in syria. It's not really a question whether or not Iraq had these weapons. The whole yellow cake nuclear stuff was unclear but that wasn't really confirmed that Iraq ever got nukes.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/United_Nations_Security_Counci...

Everyone voted for this. China, France, Russia, UK, and USA supported stopping Iraq.

Russia on the otherhand? What UN security council resolutions have they got to back up this invasion of Ukraine? Nazis?

They went and made good friends with China to use them as a shield for their invasion. Even Pakistan who hates Russia suddenly becoming their friends. Over what? Fear of the USA? The USA isnt even involved in this besides just being united with Europe's approach.

More like they are afraid Russia is going to nuke them if they dont comply. I dont know. Looks to me like they are surrounding India.

Really though. The USA's war exhaustion is maxed out. They've been at war for over 20 years. They need to withdraw from all their wars and focus back at home. Start talking about peace and the need to only help where the UN and their allies agree.
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Wow - impressive reviews for your ‘plain org’ app.

When I grow up with my eMacs and org usage (I’m only playing now as org is new to me - but I know it’s what I have been missing!!!) I for sure must give your app a shot for iOS usage
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Can you touch on your org-mode journey, setup & current flow? I am just starting the journey - looking to have a fairly coherent notes/todo/planning/contacts/kb system, and have (portions of) it published out to a static website. Emacs is... something else.
The BBC got access to a lost tablet used by some Wagner group mercenaries in Libya and the map they use doesn't seem to be Google maps :
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/extra/8iaz6xit26/the-lost-tablet-...
I saw on another forum one of his courses as well.... small world!
I use Cleo for python, same thing, has the ability to generate completion scripts. I also find the API far saner than argparse or click. I don't really use the docstring-parser, I prefer using the Command api for finer control, but it's really cool to just write the help docs and automagically get options.

https://github.com/sdispater/cleo
While those are low hanging fruit and I want to see more things like that done (I'd cry for more aot scalar replacement), I don't think those are examples of "bad bytecode".

Bad bytecode is the kludge of byte code you get when you try to write the same thing in kotlin: https://godbolt.org/z/9sGa6csa6
Well, if you first racially discriminate against a subset of the public, then propose they can set up their own structures at great expense (which only will become similarly prestigious after decades if not centuries, even if they somehow manage to churn out nobel prize winners and presidents almost immediately), it may be a tall order to also demand they be "racially fair".

At the same time you will push out Asian kids from regular Ivy-League school admission processes, after all "they can go to that Asian school".

If you promote the parallel polis, you will get more segregation, not less. That's the very reason you create a parallel polis.
A summary of what Russian nationalist accounts think
Though if invasion failing is what finally takes down Putin's regime, then the deserters might likely be granted pardons by the next regime.
Olympic Games in China. My uneducated guess.
Pretty ironic coming from Churchill.
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Neat. I bought a pair at PAX many years ago. Sadly they stopped working after a week or so.
These groups don't need political success when they are already subsumed into the apparatus of the military, as the sources I have linked to also point out.
That may be true, or it may be propaganda.
I don't want animations in my web site either thank you. Unless it's a game maybe.
I'd like to see source trusts like the code is given to an authority that will make it Apache/MIT/BSD if conditions are met. Let the creators draw the line in the sand. Company goes bankrupt. No new release for 3 years. Or maybe always release the code from 5 years commit by commit. Just to prevent abandonware and lost sources. Should be sufficient to preserve commercial viability.
Thanks! I hope they won't start using these ways of hiring people, to find airplane pilots. Negative marks in the exams
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The game does increase in difficulty (shrinking paddles, increased speed).
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I've already seen some photos of tanks stuck in mud. The good news for the Russians is that Ukraine has plenty of roads between the major objectives. It would be a totally different situation if the Russians had to cross a lot of wilderness.