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- No way back from spiraling climate change

- Positive feedback loops of melting ice -> lower albedo -> more energy absorbed from the sun -> more ice melts

- Unstoppable acidification of oceans and death of vasts amounts of sea life

- Disruption of thermohaline ocean currents, disrupting weather everywhere with little time for nature to adapt, leading to mass extinctions

- Areas where we currently grow most food will quickly become impossible to farm

Basically the point is that the "budget" is how much we can pump and still go back and fix.
> anyone who believes in what you’ve quoted is soundly dismissed as a paranoid conspiracy theorist - a racist one at that

The fine article mentions explicitly that this is the goal of the marriages in question.
Excuse me - I started by talking about my non-eth non-PoW project, which absolutely is vastly more ecological than tshirt merch. Your response was that it is ecologically impactful then it turns out you’re talking about other things
This was an extremely stupid move of it. Either you allow hate speech or you don't, there is no between. This is why censorship is a slippery slope.

I would really like to understand what thought went in introducing this.

This just makes life hell for Russian employees of the company.
Ah yes, the Arab hivemind sub plot to take over your country with little brown babies overtaking precious white ones.

I, too, get concerned of the explosion of disgusting brown people that threatens my beautiful non Arabic speaking country.

/s if not clear.
“He admitted last year that the intoxicating valuations put on his company went to his head. (At one point, Son projected that WeWork could be worth $10tn by 2028.)

But even his friends are not sure that he has any real regrets, except for not pausing WeWork’s spending at the right time to show Wall Street that it could generate a profit. “I don’t think he feels remorse,” one says. “I think he’s still processing what happened to him and is in search of wanting to have that thing again.” That thing being the surfer-founder’s high of conquering the next, bigger wave.”
That is not even remotely normal child behavior.
Only using the fonts is not enough. Pagination sucks in word.
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You wrong on all accounts.

Putin has never had fair elections in the first place. He was appointed first and ran as an incumbent already. He never held a single public debate with any of his opponents. He never faced a single opposition TV channel. Shutting down TV was his first term agenda. He never faced a single popular opposition leader competition, because they've been always excluded from elections in the first place.

And no, Ukraine rates better than Russia in corruption. Not saying Ukraine is a true democracy, which means the power was passed to opposition multiple times.
Consequences for taking Crimea, and other countries once part of the Soviet Union, were also virtually nil.
The main action advocated by the author here is to increase efficiency (in insulation, appliances, food production, transportation) as a means to curb CO2 emissions and slow climate change - all very important. Lately I've been reading Saul Griffith's book "Electrify" which proposes a different tack - "simply" electrify all energy usage and let people maintain their current lifestyles exactly. Interestingly, doing so would reduce total US energy consumption[0] to about half its current levels while still allowing big trucks and air conditioning and fun energy-intensive things. A lot of that energy reduction comes from a) the higher intrinsic efficiencies of electrical machines and generation compared to heat engines and b) no longer needing energy to run fossil fuel exploration, extraction, and refining processes.

Griffith is also careful to note that climate solutions are "yes ands", so we should increase efficiencies as much as we can in addition to electrifying as much as we can (and also pursuing ambitious strategies like fusion and CCS). Definitely make a great case of rolling out existing solutions like solar and wind in a big way to bring down carbon emissions really quickly.

[0] - the book focuses only on the US, but results could be similar in countries with similar economies.
What good is EMP resistance? Wouldn't an EMP trash any networks on which to use this?

Or do they have similarly analog lines still up?
I often wanted to ban pinterest since I cannot view the source without account anyway. So there would be sensible applications.
The verb “Fill” is so dehumanizing. This law is about banning Arab Israelis from bringing their spouse to live with them in Israel and to have a family life together.

In fact Nigeria recognizes the right of Nigerians to bring their spouse to live with them in Nigeria and even offers Nigerian citizenship. Nigeria is actually more advanced than many western countries in this respect.
And how do they go and measure that?

Did they somehow reach out to the thousands of couples and ask them "hey did you take part in this subplot?"

Delusional shit.
Yes there are a lot of ways to reduced emissions. We should also do now the ones that are already available right now (like home insulation).

On the same line though decommissioning nuclear plants in Europe was always a bad move.
Italy abandoned nuclear with a referendum 1987 just after Chernobyll and again voted against nuclear in 2011.
Italy then buys nuclear energy from France and gas from Russia. This is just putting the head in sand and moving the problems out of sight.
Germany is/was about to make the same mistake.
Nuclear is a far from perfect solution available now which is beeing replaced for the hope of a much better solution much later on. We are not sure we'll get the much better solutions down the line. We should make all the green(ish) bets we can.
For several years, my google pixel phones were returning a strange mixture of Arabic results.

At the time, I was living in Texas, but I had taken some Arabic classes in college earlier that year, so I would often google sentences to see if they were grammatically correct.

Then, I contacted google support at least five times and they were never able to figure it out. Even on another pixel, I was STILL getting Arabic results.

After another year, I finally changed to Apple, and my google results are normal again.
If they tried they'd probably be unwatchable. VHS tapes degrade over time by just existing, you don't have to watch them for them to degrade. In the late 90's I was a part of a group on Usenet that digitized old VHS tapes. Though the tech at the time didn't allow for very good digitization.
I think continuing to occupy West Bank and Gaza is unconscionable.

But you’re mischaracterising the strategic importance of the West Bank. If it was a sovereign nation, the logical thing for the West Bank government to do would be to place artillery on the high ground near Israeli cities. The artillery would be sufficiently protected and would be capable of causing widespread destruction. That’s powerful negotiating leverage, even if the artillery isn’t used. This is similar to the state Seoul is in - within range of NK artillery.

That’s why there is no 2 state solution the Israelis will agree to where the Palestinian state operates its own military. It might be morally right, but it would be a death sentence for Israel.

Source - Prisoners of Geography by Tim Marshall.
The opposite. OccamBSD is just small enough so that you can run a "full" FreeBSD installation in a jail, or start VMs with bhyve or Xen, and basically nothing else.
I'm DIYing it for now with most things because staffing quality and levels for most service industries make it not worth what I'd pay to get stuff done (particularly the routine things; last two places I tried managed to screw up an oil change and tire rotation).

That being said, I'm working-class Michigander who's pretty comfortable with cars and has space to do the work if I need it. The main problem I have is that I'm a small woman so sometimes I just don't have the strength/leverage/whatever needed.

Also as a Michigander (and therefore one of your neighbors - hi!), I'd second the person who recommended leasing one first. Ideally, over the winter, so you can see how the batteries are going to hold up.
It's not just that. There are critical mass effects where, after a certain level, positive feedback loops will cascade to all systems. There's definitely a point where we're fucked and won't be able to unfuck ourselves.
their lobby is fairly organized and predatory and tries to make an example of anyone who disagree with them even Jewish people.

Ben and Jerry's ice cream (founded by Jewish Americans) decided not to sell ice cream in some disputed territories between Israel and Palestine and the lobby swiftly pushed Illinois and NY pension funds to sell all their holdings in their stock. Basically screwing with other people money for their power play.
Sure but you could 3d print parts to automate traditional things and build on top of pockit. That’s what I like.
> How a so called ally can perform such levels of espionage

"NSA tapped German Chancellery for decades, WikiLeaks claims"

https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2015/jul/08/nsa-tapped-g...
> The law applies equally to Israeli Jews who wish to marry a resident of the WB/Gaza

There is no problem for Israeli Jew to marry a resident of WB/Gaza who is also Israeli Jew. This happens all the time (except Gaza, no Israeli Jews live there).

Concept of Israeli Jew marrying a non-Jew (no matter the residency) doesn't exist in Israeli law.

The state may (but not obliged to) recognize the marriage registered abroad.

For non-Muslim non-Israeli spouses of Israeli Jews there is a 5+ year naturalization procedure where outcome is not guaranteed and every half a year one has to recount all the spots and birthmarks of significant other in front of state official to prove the marriage is not a fake.

This specific law is for Muslim non-Israeli spouses. Instead of 5+ year procedure it's just a firm "No".
Hate sure is paying off for Facebook in the last 6 years.
So what you are (and the article is) saying is that this BGP hijack is more about inserting a MitM transparent TLS thus leaving both endpoints intact?

This is why we can’t have nice things (such as TLS Client Side (or mutual TLS) easily enforced).
At close to $0, it's still overvalued.
Sounds like you only read the headlines and not actually use any of their products

Also really? you are either all-loving-god or the devil, no greys for you
And once again you completely ignore the problem of who gets to decide what it means to be biased or truthful? I'm sure you think you're biases are implicitly good, but there's no way in hell I would ever let you control the information that would be filtered on my screen given your ideological views
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I mean, why would Ukraine launch a drone westwards, anyway?

More likely the Russians are using old hardware, because the new stuff was all propaganda and doesn’t actually work - and has supply chain dependencies in the west, and can’t be replaced.
I like these type of articles where someone tries to understand why they feel a certain way about something. As a long-time IRC user I definitely feel that asking to ask is wrong, but never really thought about why I feel that way. This seems to sum it up well.
Yea, the rest of the centuries in human history were much better weren't they.
Are you trying to say that there's something inherent to the Jewish population that they're less likely to marry a non-Jewish person than a Muslim is to marry a non-Muslim?
I am all in to be a good custodian of the world.

But I am tired of the insipid, agitated state, screaming and pushing fear, uncertainty, and doubt (FUD).

When I was a young man, I was told the world will freeze, and within five years we will all die. (Good times for fur trade!)

Then, the ozone layer will be gone, and within five years we will all die. (SPF 5000 anyone?)

Suddenly in the early '80s it flipped to the world is warming, and within five years we will all die.

More recently, it just 'climate change' because the FUD has been so rapidly changed, and within five years we will all die.

No one is denying that the climate changes. What people are tired of and denying is the FUD.

Every single generation thinks all previous generations where idiots; but we, WE know it much better and are smarter then all!

Wait till next generation, and see what they tell about us.

(Edit: Reference to an article with news clippings of the above https://cei.org/blog/wrong-again-50-years-of-failed-eco-poca... )
edit2: let the down voting begin!
Why bother with sniffers? Just ask apple and google for their list along with tue identity of the person.
I prefer not to go into details, but current circumstances are kind of forcing me to choose between one of them(I'll be leaving the country I currently live in and will be returning to my home country).
You’re just further driving in the point that you don’t actually know what any of these words mean.

Honest services fraud has literally nothing to do with this. What’s next, RICO?
Instead they want to have their cake and eat it too. Keep the ethnostate, but opt for land encroachment and kicking people out.
Oh man, the half-duplex conversation is terrible. If people start cutting off whenever someone else speaks, I tell them to wear headphones, but I really don't understand how headphones + push-to-talk isn't standard for everyone by now.
it’s also a law of power, by asking a small question first it forces them to either be rude and ignore you or be gracious and engage, and once engaged you ask a larger question (when it's even ruder to ignore you). Political donation drives, for example, start you off with a $5 donation. obviously the social rules are different in async modes.
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Eat breakfast. Eat lunch. Then fast for 16 - 20 hours. Do this for the rest of your life.

The first few weeks will be tough. Then the cravings and hunger will go away. So will the excess weight.
One might say the same for Ukraine. Nazi Azov Battalion was the main attacker of Donbas, Nazi structures are definitely embedded into Ukrainian state.

It’s just a prism you look through.

Was Pinochet a good guy? Was attack on Cuba justified? Vietnam, Korea etc? They’re always good vs bad? Life is not Holywood.
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Valid points about FFI. That makes me think if Go devs cared enough about Desktop GUI, then they would try to make that weak point stronger. Their focus is elsewhere (networking, cli tools, web) which doesn't rely on FFI as much.
Goodbye duck duck go, One less search engine you can trust
Right. There were no DNS changes at all and none were needed to execute the attack.

It was IP (at the routing layer) that was subverted; i.e. the IP addresses resolved from DNS remained the same but the traffic to them was redirected.
Poor analogy.

Stealing is the actual bad behaviour, stealing itself is bad for society, anyone who steals should be punished.

Substitute "encryption" for "stealing" then you know why you're wrong.
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A good move.

Way too many people think unbiased means unfiltered. If outright propaganda overwhelms good information, that is bias. It's a relative of the paradox of tolerance: if you don't clean the garbage out, everyone else will leave.
The fact that they don't know what every single new visitor to their site wants before they even get there is absurd?
>for one reason or another.

energy consumption
Did playback cause the OS to freeze? It seems like it must because the BIOS would have to get back control of the CPU to do this and this would before Intel management engine.
I don't know about internet sources or laws, but in general Arab affairs are left up to the Arabs. I just took a look through my telephone and at least four people in my address book have multiple wives. These are people that I know well enough to have in my address book. Two of them I'd call personal friends, one is an electrician, and another I buy my gas from. I could probably find more in there, and I certainly know of many more.
Is this true? I've seen Christian (Arminian) and Muslim couples in Iran.
The right to privacy, and protections against unreasonable search and seizure are enshrined in the U.S. Constitution after all!
I believe that the best way to handle it is to show the page in the user's computer language and show a pop-up in the language of the country asking the user if they want to switch to the local language.

Of course, an important detail is putting the "stay in <browser language>" button in the browser language.
I'm baffled how the people who survived the Holocaust, among numerous other persecutions, are now so intolerant of another persecuted people.
> These users will still want Google to return results in their native language.

Says who? This is a baseless assumption.

Just listen to the settings that specify what language the user wants. That's what it's for. And the browser should ask the OS or the user for their language preference. And if IT-support wants one language for the interface in order to facilitate support, they can still set the other language for browser preference.

Just ignoring all settings and making blind assumptions will guarantee you will be wrong many times.
I am not interested in collecting VHS tapes because I wouldn’t count an a tape from the 1980s playing successfully (not being destroyed.). I had a lot of trouble with tapes getting pulled in the 1990s…
Of course, it wouldn't have helped in this case as it was the third party site that had the bad certificate. That fact is not signalled anywhere. I don't recall anybody (even the most ardent supporters of EV) saying that the browser should warn you if any third party references were not EV.
Sure, but is there any way to 'disarm' the brainwashed?
I'm kinda glad it isn't, that would be more fragmentation and BSD has a very different philosophy.

Probably best to not try to make BSD into modern Linux which is basically FreeWindows. I wouldn't want to use a BSD that BSD people like any more than they'd want to switch to Linux, it seems they are different for a reason.
Criticizing Israel is mainstream. Only the newsmedia machine likes to shy from it.
Raw identifiers can be used to get around any reserved keyword. So r#type would be as idiomatic a workaround as any. Arguably a lot clearer than the alternatives.
There were news that China refused to sell airplane parts to Russia (https://www.reuters.com/business/aerospace-defense/russia-sa...).

I am not really sure what happened but I can imagine that the US may demand suppliers not to sell to Russia. Considering that the US/western market is much bigger, the choice will be in favour of the west.

As I said, the sanctions can become even stronger with time. Even Chinese and Indian suppliers are not entirely immune to pressure to stop trading with Russia.

There will be no bipolar world. Very few countries openly supported Russia in the UN. Those who abstained/kept neutrality want to continue trading but clearly they don't consider Russian invasion into Ukraine acceptable and would have preferred that it never happened.
Daily driving a Turbo-X :)
Also own a facelift 9-5 sedan.
yes, you're Russia apologist.
Egypt has a lynching every 3 month or so because of an inter-religious relationship[0]. Lebanon had a religious civil war a generation ago, and would probably end up in another one soon if things continue as they are.

0. https://www.brookings.edu/blog/markaz/2016/06/20/what-egypt-...
A workaround: To force search results in English when not signed in, go to https://www.google.com/en. This adds a hl=en parameter to your queries. You can change the search provider URL in the browser to add the hl parameter.
most cron implementations have logic to handle it

(whether or not you trust that is another thing...)
This has been my pet peeve for ages.

Google ignores the Accept-Language header on pretty much all of its websites and uses your location instead.

And I fucking hate them for that.
> Suppose your money was in that bank and you need to buy insulin - should you die because of what the government did?

At some point, more people will realize that governments do not exists, and actions done in the name of “authority” are inherently wrong.

> Ofcourse sanctions override contracts, I am not clear if revoking certificates was legally nessesary but I don't think it's right.

What makes you so sure of this? Why should the decisions of a few people (the government) be able to affect private agreement between two other people?
The demo on the Gio page is badly broken for me (Chrome 99 on Windows 10) - it’s mostly black, with what appears to be a text area in the middle with black text on black background. Triple clicking text doesn’t work. There’s no right click menu (as in native text areas) to show copy/paste/select all. There’s no visible scrollbar so it wasn’t obvious I could scroll down to see more UI controls.

Overall it’s a terrible advertisement for the UI toolkit and seems typical of most immediate mode GUIs.
ultra-orthodox are not right wing, in general they are apolitical and will join any type of coalition as long as they get the budget for their community.
Wishful thinking. The only people who are supporting Putin in The Netherlands, is the alt-right FvD and PVV. We had an alt-right president in USA, who tried to undermine NATO. Finally, it -along with nationalism- is on the rise in general throughout Europe as well as the world, including during the COVID pandemic.
Click on the permalink and then you can reply to infinity ;-)
South-westwards(?), more than 500km in the wrong direction. But accidents do happen, of course.
The opposite applies in interpersonal relationships. There you should ask to ask every time:

“Hey John can I ask you about your ex Gina? If now is not a good time, let me know when.”

John might not want to talk about Gina. Or he might not want to talk about an emotional issue before a big meeting at work. Or he might want to know what exactly you want to know and establish parameters of the conversation before diving into it.
I've had some broadcast-happy wifi light bulbs drain iOS devices because they are on the same SSID and vlan. I'm pretty sure running Home Assistant with some random open source plugin the actual issue. Turning off the light bulbs fixed the battery drain. Eventually I just moved the iOS devices to another SSID and vlan, which was a better fix.
>programming the money so that it couldn’t be used for sweets

That's stretching the concept 'money' a bit, is it still money if it's non-fungible? What on earth happens if the money is paid to someone? Can you 'launder' the restriction away by swapping money with a friend? Does the restriction remain indefinitely, making it completely non-fungible?
I've managed to set my phone to accept and suggest both in English and Dutch. Works reasonably well.
> if you are not philosophically inclined to

You can be pushed by shareholders/public opinion, in the same way they get pushed to be environmentally or privacy conscious
I'm far from an expert on climate. But my understanding when I looked into these issues ~8 years ago for a class, was that massive positive feedback loop stuff was not really accepted by the mainstream of scientists.

Of course there are positive feedback components, but there are negative ones too. And stuff like clathrate gun, etc., can't be found in the IPCC reports.

The 2 degree goal is more or less arbitrary. edit: by that I mean 1.9 isn't much better than 2.1--not that 2.1 is no big deal