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Agreed. cloud providers’ incentives are aligned with growth which naturally mean easy accessibility; hence all the defaults being generally “open”. Its so easy to make a resource accessible to anyone, or an IP accessible from anywhere in the cloud without proper restrictions by internal teams in the company; and often the default is to give teams superadmin to “unblock their time sensitive project” rather than maintaining principle of least access which requires more discipline (and thus effort).

Either cloud providers need to assume more responsibility for security or a Federal Agency like the FBI or NIST need to be more proactively engaged in improving the security posture of cloud hosted US corps.
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> You think teenagers are thinking about pensions... If they are they are probably already having mental issues because that's not something someone pre 20s should be concerned about.

This is happening, based on my own experience. I am 22, I have a safe job with an above average salary but I still cannot find an apartment with my partner. I can’t imagine affording my own place with the current prices, especially not at the age my parents were able to. And all of that concerns are completely ignoring the current price hikes which make everything even worse.

For as long as I can remember teachers and my parents told me that the pension system won’t be able to support my generation. Everybody my age who can afford to does not expect any substantial pension payments and tries to support the own future by own investments (which is pretty hard when you pay +400€/mo into the mandatory public pension)

The situation is even worse for people with lower incomes.

This is not projection. Admittedly, this is my experience. But I know many many people who had similar experiences when they first entered the workforce.
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Is there a rendering SDK available? If you integrate it with https://parture.org you'll get the whole existing sheet music ecosystem for free.
Would love something like this for cars.
Earnings-based valuations are so 20th century. The way to justify $100B market cap today is "I can sell these shares to someone else at $120B valuation next year".

Line goes up is the motto for the 2020s, and assets are valued on everything but actual earning potential.
That's dangerous. I too live in a post-soc country, and most of my friends have immigrated. Why adapt and cope with hostile environments when you can have a better life?

In the worst case, you gulp down the sad facts of life and still reproduce. And I don't understand how poor people in poor countries can raise kids knowing they are critically underperforming parents.
Pulumi is more dev-friendly and adapts to existing skillsets / environments.

This being said I much prefer Terraform. It's by nature far more consistent and more portable. Pulumi makes sense for individual devs having to do infrastructure tasks on the side, or « mono-lingual » (in a programming sense) teams. But your Pulumi skills in one company aren't necessarilly transferable to another.
Not political? They are following the dictionary definition of political: "relating to the ideas or strategies of a particular party or group in politics."

Nearly every decision of Bush/Trump appointed judges is directly in line with the Republican platform: anti-abortion, pro Christian supremacy, and pro-corporate.

As to why are they trying to ram this decision through? The point of politics is to gain power and then assert your political leanings as law. Tearing down Roe is the final goal of a long-term Republican power surge: first whinging about activist judges in the 90s, then pushing identity politics in their base, then gerrymandering many states to death to control state legislatures, stonewalling the Supreme Court to push it into it's current radically partisan state, and finally asserting the Republican platform into law.
I agree with you. I think you are picking up on the fact that interest rates have been so low for so long, and people are looking for returns that they are just speculating/gambling. It's commonplace to find unicorns or popular brands over valued on fundamental analysis in today's stock market.

That said fundamental analysis is pretty absurd if you process that really all most people are getting is intrinsically a meaningless vote/s as a shareholder. Analysis on fundamentals feels like being stuck on the gold standard. It sounds good till you think about how golds value is speculative in and of itself.
Google urges Chrome 100 users to update to 101 because of 29 security flaws
If you need auth, we (Caddy maintainers) are working on making it easier to integrate with external auth gateways, like Authelia. Today, we got it all working, so it's coming in the next release.
He has one on the combustion engine
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Heh your bit about Github resonates. I hire plenty of devs and the whole "make sure you have a GH body of work" has become such a meme that when people do include it on their CV, it's usually just a big list of forked repos with no contributions.

For me, Github/personal projects have not been a useful signal either way, but it is apparent in recentish years that the advice has been to have one regardless.
Table 8.1B is "Any Mental Illness in Past Year"

Edited to add: the note under graph says "These mental illness estimates are based on a predictive model and are not direct measures of diagnostic status."
I can't help but look at this thing with nothing but cynicism. While `surfsvammel` has given one scenario where it could be useful in a positive way, I think the negative aspects of this far outweighs the positives.
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By horrendous you mean we can actually afford owning a house sometimes, not living in a trailer, and do not risk going bankrupt when a big medical bill comes up.

Oh and get most of the typical middle and some upper class luxuries, instead of get a yacht or get nothing.
> Teenagers don't know or care about recessions or inflation as it doesn't affect them.

The hell it doesn’t! Did you even put a moment’s thought into that claim? Parents losing a job, or a house, or not being able to afford new clothes, or FFS the other hundreds of impacts recessions and inflation have on a family affect teenagers. Talk about misinformed, lordy lor’
I wonder how much of that profit is 'stolen' from hosts and guests through poor customer service?

There are multiple occasions that I've booked an Airbnb only to find the house doesn't exist and the host's phone number is no longer connected, yet somehow Airbnb won't issue a refund without lots of hassle.

Possibly 5% of my bookings on Airbnb have turned out to be fraudulent in some way which disadvantages me financially and leaves Airbnb with more money in their pockets. If I'm not unique, that's a big contributor to the company bottom line!
How is anything here not based in reality?

I find this denial concerning, it reminds me of Steven Pinker's "the world is actually getting better look poverty is going down" (also, we redefined poverty to be anything below $1.90 per day).

We've already seen summers get singing hot. I live in a place where AC was very rare, because you'd only really need it for a week at max per year. That has gone up to several months (and yet new construction still wouldn't install at least wall units, so I'm also stuck with my amazing single hose unit)

I am in also in a position where I have an income considered good, but my prospects of ever owning a place to live are near nil. Because all housing now exists solely as a speculative asset.

And my pension will, as estimated right now, barely cover the "living minimum" that is provided by social support anyhow. To significantly escape that, you'd have to make about 70k EUR a year at age 20 and then keep getting raises for 47 years. Good luck with that. So I am just paying in for boomers that ruined the climate and bought up all the housing and other generational wealth to have a nice end of life.

Where's the fucking lie?
Obviously it would need to be made much more transparent to the end user, and integrated as a background technology. I am not suggesting that non-technical people should be trained to operate VMs, that's ridiculous.
It seems like either sqlite file format is already optimized for read or write at the cost of size, or there is an opportunity there.
There are tons of proposed explanations. Starting with "during covid, boys were less isolated due to them socializing via computer games way more then girls". Continuing through "different body standards and societal expectations" (tho those did not changed in covid). In addition, some mental illnesses are simply genetically more prevalent in one gender then in the other.

Those are all speculations tho.

Historically, also issues like alcoholism, anorexia, drug use had different rates between genders. It is not unprecedented for one gender to be affected differently then the other.
The early days of The Daily Show and then briefly The Colbert Report did pretty good political satire (at least in my recollection), but back then they were more absurd and satirical and less self-absorbed and preachy. I find Stephen Colbert, Jon Stewart, John Oliver, and the like unwatchable these days.
Violence against homosexuals is pretty common in South and Central America - which is where most of recent American immigrants are from. Here's an example from CNN[1]

"Latin America offers a contradictory narrative: The region has the highest rates of violence against the LGBT community, according to research done by Transgender Europe, a non-governmental organization, but it also has some of the most progressive laws for LGBT equality and protection."

It seems like a pretty intuitive step to me to go from "Highest rate of hate crimes" to "more likely to be homophobic".

1 - https://www.cnn.com/2017/02/26/americas/lgbt-rights-in-the-a...
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It's not both. Either the taxi driver went through the process of being hired as HR personnel for the corporation, or else they didn't.

> what do you mean when you say "Maybe the powerless person is a homophobe" ?

The taxi driver may cause conflict with gay passengers. Or female passengers, or whatever else. Then they would blame their own victim for their reaction. The taxi driver's personal biases and animosities would become a vector for corporate discrimination.

There is a reason that corporate bureaucracies take such care to look out for this kind of thing. If you let ordinary people just go with their gut on things, you end up excluding a lot of people based on stereotypes and bias. It's not some theoretical possibility, but empirical fact.
There is repetition but it doesn't look auto-generated to me.
I see a bunch of other comments about being able to have a family from this age etc etc.

I agree with your comment really. It doesn't say anything about future potential or paths you could go down. Simply that to get where you have you had to act a certain way.

I know not your intents. If you like where you are, good job. If not, act different to get different.
> If they are they are probably already having mental issues because that's not something someone pre 20s should be concerned about.

they should be. Perhaps not worry or be anxious about it, but definitely should know about the financial implications of having to retire one day, and how they could fund that retirement. May be even work on how one might fund an early retirement, etc.

Not thinking about long term financial planning is a failing of the education system (or parents, as it falls onto them when the state fails on policy grounds).
8.36B if you want a direct comparison for major depression.
I still think that "Any Mental Illness in Past Year" is a lot more interesting because it includes other mental illnesses like anxiety.
Surprised to see noone has mentioned the use of tinyurl in a .gov document. Those links may be stale, tinyurl.com may be sold, etc, etc.
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>I find Hersey chocolate inedible

I guess this opinion could be shared by most of the (continental) Europeans who tried it, same thing with American/British "bread" (aka tasteless soft white sponge).
You don’t really sound like a person who writes code for fun. Just because you don’t or cant do it doesn’t mean that others should follow.

side projects’ intended audience isn’t future employers. It can be anything the creator wants to hack on just because.

> Most people's public repos are examples of very bad quick hacks, starter projects with no additional work, or things so poorly documented I can't even tell what they are.

lol ok. Having worked at several corps generating hundreds of millions of dollars of revenue, most of them have been powered by the gnarliest of hacks duck taped together and kept alive by armies of pitiable engineers with a pager. Your expectations are wildly out of touch with how most software companies operate.
The most common argument I've heard is that women are more likely to seek help than men since mental health issues are more stigmatized in men.
Regarding Gulfstream, we saw how a similar thing played out with Bombardier and their C-Series. It had cost overruns and delays, but in the end resulted in a pretty good plane that would have been successful if not for US protectionism and Boeing being afraid of any competition. Instead Bombardier are ruined, had to do a fire sale, and Airbus got the C-Series programme for free.
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Thank you. It is hard to interpret what this might mean, for me.
Having to download several dependencies from random websiees and install them is not the most fun way to spend an afternoon. Especially if half of them have cryptic build errors.
Thanks for taking the time to answer everyone's questions, and for asking me this one.

My own personal preference would be if you could please support PG, because in that case I could be confident of going into production with what I configure, even if it's less scaleable than CockroachDB. I'd really prefer to be learning about how Zitadel works, rather than learning CDB or trying to remember sqlite cli commands.

I'm happy to give CDB a spin once Zitadel 2.0 comes out, but it will add to the burden of onboarding it into my stack, and I'd think that's something you'd like to avoid going forward :)
We can do plenty against it. We can advocate for laws etc.

And it's not just me who thinks 'other' uses are more critical: even you prefer light over bitcoins. You probably prefer goods and services also higher than Bitcoin hashes.

And in a world hurt by co2, everyone who has to suffer the consequences from climate change would also tell you what they think if they knew and could tell you.
This was what "real" camping was considered in Western Canada when I was growing up. If you didn't have to hike a few hours in, if there were amenities you didn't have to build yourself, if you weren't responsible for potable water, it wasn't real camping but rather a multi-day picnic. Closest I ever saw to that in modern times was Big Sur (they had cleared plots and a permanent latrine set up, which is probably better for the environment).

But even we were considered soft by the previous generation. My father would go camping with friends during summer vacation like so: My grandfather would drive them deep into the bush along a logging road (to a high enough elevation that the trees thinned out a bit), drop them off, then come back to pick them up a week later.
My current girlfriend was kind enough to take a chance on me, despite having only a single photo on a rarely-used Facebook account. While it worked out, her next guesses were "I'm being catfished" and "Dude's definitely a serial killer".

I fully get how having a smaller online footprint makes tracking down a date harder.
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Have you noticed any significant mood changes as a result of fasting? Unexpected bursts of anger, impatience, being "too straightforward" with your peers or spouse etc? This is something I've experienced while on intermittent fasting.
You can also go to the source of much of this article, the doom book by fabien sanglard.
https://fabiensanglard.net/gebbdoom/

Btw, much of this state machine based ai already existed for wolfenstein 3d. I don’t think it did line of sight checks, instead using sound carried within and between rooms connected by open doors. U can read about that in Fabiens also fantastic Wolkenstein book: https://fabiensanglard.net/gebbwolf3d/
For anyone else who didn’t know that one:

https://kevinkruse.com/the-ceo-and-the-three-envelopes/
History tends to repeat itself and there have been many, many situations much worse than what we have experienced due to poor hygiene, health, inequality in wealth and so on. Kids working in factories from young ages just to make a couple of pennies for a loaf of bread, then being beaten at home and school.

It almost feels like people are completely unaware of various pandemics that wiped out millions, trial by fire and witch hunts and so on. Better yet, the economy has never been better compared to many previous years in the last century and more.

The only major difference has been the advent of social media.
Social media cannot be blamed. Parents are the only ones to blame.

I grew up while MTV had music videos playing. There were mascara wearing men talking about slitting their wrists and there were tough looking black men talking about killing people in the street. Some people imitated that. Some parents turned it off.

If you give your kid access to anything and everything the world has to offer, including every manner of degenerate and pedophile, you allow your daughters in their most vulnerable years to be taught all manner of unhealthy social proving mechanisms, you get unhealthy people. It really is that simple. There are brothels in the world too, you don't blame the brothel when a kid grows up in there.

Raise your kids and quit listening to people that tell you it's unethical to decide how to do that, and quit making excuses and blaming the world for jot doing it.
I planned to take a leap 7 years ago and ended up working a 3 day week for the IT firm I worked for and two days on my own tech. 5 years later I left the firm.

I didn't plan this approach but it turned out to be a good model. I was very naive about how hard it would be to make my own money.
> Slavery isn’t permitted per the 13th Amendment

Uhmmm...

Amendment 13 Section 1. Neither slavery nor involuntary servitude, except as a punishment for crime whereof the party shall have been duly convicted, shall exist within the United States, or any place subject to their jurisdiction.

Abortion might just become a crime in many states real soon. Thanks to the same people who are in charge of deciding what "duly convicted" means.
Probably they are thinking of the cop bar likely around the corner from whichever building the interview happens at.

But in my experience job interviews can also be successfully concluded in similar places on occasion, although perhaps more often started.
Oh. Turn the tv off? Please, do tell — how shall we turn off social media?
My goal is with self-hosted is to simplify some tooling, but not necessarily replace Google/MS/etc. More of a quick way to switch things if I have to.

At home:

- Miniflux - rss, much nicer than ttrss, less complicated

- FoundryVTT - Tabletop RPG system to play remote games with some friends around the country
- Seafile - mostly use it for an imgur/filesharing solution, but can also double as a dropbox alternative. I dont like nextcloud.

- Portiner - manage my docker stuff easily

- Caddy - simple reverse proxy

- Syncthing - Mostly for sycnthing my local code worksapces, and MMO configs/settings between my computers at home.

- HomeAssistant - handle mostly Zigbee stuff, and some motion sensor lights over the baby changing table at night. Rigged a ESP32 board with ESPHome and it connected it to a string of faerie lights. Turns on when you walk in with the baby in the middle of the night without blinding you. And some other odds and ends. Still use Google Home and Google Nest devices for most things.

- Authentik - Oauth2, OIDC, SAML provider for my domain.

Third party:

- ImprovMX - This hosts my email domain/smtp, which allows me to do mx forwarding for my emails to any provider. I still use Gmail under the hood, but lets me skip out on the Google workplace nonsense (used to have a grandfathered free account, then paid for a while), while still keeping my email nimble. I can switch to any email provider in mins with no downtime if caught fast enough.

- Tailscale - I like the wireguard based solution to have a VPN mesh between my computers. All servers and computers I own have this installed. Makes it easy to keep certain things on a private IP but easy to access remotely.

- Cloudflare - anything publicly exposed runs through cloudflare dns. I also moved a lot of my domains there.

I used to run a k8s cluster with Traefik as an ingress and all sorts of fancy things, but as a DevOps engineer for work, it was annoying to maintain yet another thing I do at work. Also I tried doing a multi-machine k8s with Longhorn and it died miserably. Switched back to Docker containers, Portainer, and a simple Caddy with a caddy config.

I also run everything currently on 2 Raspberry Pi 4 8gb (want to go up to 4 of them). Most are running on 1, but the Caddy and other non-docker stuff run on the other. I also run the HomeAssistant on a dedicated RPi 3 with a Zigbee adapter plugged in.

Going to look into some of these things people posted here that I havent seen on Awesome Self-Hosted or /r/selfhosted

The thing I havent found something for is Raindrop.io, shiori is close, but not quite as good as Raindrop is for my needs.
Maybe. Ammonia is certainly the best carbon-free fuel, the only real issue with it is its toxicity. Methanol is a lot easier to handle since it's a liquid at SSL conditions, and generally less dangerous, but it has it's own downsides (it's hygroscopic, for example). But I agree with you in the sense that, to me at least, the two most sane options for an e-fuel are methanol and ammonia. I think the path of trying to make synthetic petrol and diesel is probably the wrong choice.
That wouldn’t be the main risk in my country. It would be people using your home as a brothel and fucking everything up.

If AirBnB can provide a way for that to not happen, or at least for it to stop within a few days with our strong renter-protection laws then they could basically replace every long term rental business in Denmark.
Sorry, I meant "ability to excel and take on responsibility within Google isn't equal to experience at Google"
> Would android's [OEM's] additions still seem like annoyance if stock (and every variant) included those additions?

100%. By additions I mean to say things like notifications that cannot be dismissed or hidden, or other aspects of this firmware that to my knowledge don't occur on any other ROM, but seemingly exist to annoy without providing a benefit.
Modern politics is the epitome of toxic, getting angry about things you have almost no control over whatsoever. Imagine spending so much of your life and mental energy trying to change the unchangeable.
If you read the other comments in this thread, you'll notice that I mention lack of SafetyNet support as a huge problem.
Oh I just love when the right hand (of the vendor) doesn't talk to the left hand.

And/or some vendor "engineers" have a more "follow the book" and less initiative to make things better.
could it be that women are more likely to seek treatment for mental illness? also to the degree that mental illnesses are gender variant, some are more pro social and less subject to stigma than others.