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> Most iPhone users just use the stock browser and don't know or care what rendering engine it is.

Google will likely turn on the popups with "BETTER ON CHROME! TRY CHROME NOW!" for ios users once it's possible
"Content that shares location information related to a public engagement or event, such as a concert or political event, is also permitted."
They didn't "fall back" to Facebook. ElonJet has been on Twitter, Facebook, Instagram, Telegram, and Truth Social this entire time. And as of 7 hours ago Mastodon.social as well. [1]

[1] https://grndcntrl.net/links/
Sometimes the meaning of the response is totally different.

[ 4 days ago ]
The son of my father, but not my brother. Who is he?

If a person is the son of the speaker's father but is not the speaker's brother, then that person is the speaker's nephew. A nephew is the son of a person's sibling, so if the speaker's father has a son who is not the speaker's brother, that person is the speaker's nephew. For example, if the speaker has a brother named John and John has a son named David, then David is the speaker's nephew. He is the son of the speaker's father, but not the speaker's brother.

[today]
The son of my father, but not my brother. Who is he?

The son of your father but not your brother would be your half-brother. A half-brother is a brother who shares only one parent with you, rather than both. For example, if your father had a child with another woman before he had you, that child would be your half-brother.
My typical speed on the highway is speed limit plus 10% (so 60 in a 55 for example). That puts me right at the sweet spot for the middle of three lanes where I live. My exit is the last one before the highway drops to 2 lanes and gets a lot of use as it quickly becomes rural after that.

I will regularly get passed by someone going 75mph or more (in a 55) in the left lane when traffic allows those speeds. It's about 50-50 whether I pass them back when we get to the stop light at the end of my exit ramp a few miles later.

On a typical commute or trip around town, driving way faster than everyone frequently doesn't get you to your destination any sooner. It does make things more dangerous and unpredictable though.
> Modern unions

What's your definition of "modern"? It seems like most unions these days are doing a much better job than, say, Jimmy Hoffa's time.
I did read it, actually, but there wasn't much of merit there. The usual spend more, make more rules, enforced by someone with a gun somewhere such that bad thing X can't happen again. Then of course, it does.

Not bragging, just bored.
> I imagine that for a lot of things, such a wealthy man gets a lot of deference in face-to-face stuff. That can make it hard to get a good idea of what's real and what's just ass-kissing bullshit and that's not how the world really works.

The affluenza defense never ceases to get a belly laugh out of me. Thanks for that.
> why should workers get paid for sick days?

This is such an American thing to say. The question wouldn't even occur to most European folk.
> Under this policy, you can’t share the following types of private information, without the permission of the person who it belongs to:

. . .

> live location information, including information shared on Twitter directly or links to 3rd-party URL(s) of travel routes, actual physical location, or other identifying information that would reveal a person’s location, regardless if this information is publicly available;

This bullet point has none of the caveats that you are hinging your defense of their policy on.
> twitter files

Was there much interesting in there? I mostly remember it opening with the Dems having a direct line for reporting, with the examples shown of it being used being mostly nudes of Hunter&company, that i assume won't surprise anyone when being acted upon. Now there shouldn't be direct lines, but a fair report&enforcement system instead. But i somehow doubt that will get any better under musk...
Well, in the next hour, a journalist is going to get banned, a campaign will come up to get them unbanned, and Twitter will change the rule. We'll be fine.
This is genius and beautiful.

Burn the frontend js frameworks!
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Labor parties are traditionally pro union, anti-immigration, free trade skeptical, mildly xenophobic, anti-elite, pro working class benefits (free tuition, healthcare), pro state investments in manufacturing, and less interested in programs that seem like condescending handouts. Which US party does this describe?
Fantastic news! Although I loathe writing libraries [1] in Svelte, I love writing apps and kit is great extension to server side. I like similar to Remix push for Web APIs, like forms for mutations etc. I like nested layouts with data endpoints. I like that most of the internal state is visible as reactive store.

[1] Creating complex type definitions for more generic components is hard and require knowledge about internals.
> Fire the eugenicist in charge of the CDC, for a start.

Why is she a eugenicist? You had better have something better than the simply the poor choice of words earlier this year about COVID deaths - and words that were clearly twisted by an outrage crew.
Agreed. I can't figure out for the life of me how to move this LED upward in the Z direction. Or bend the pins so I can plug the LED into 2 different Arduino pins e.g. GND and A0. I have the same problem with most 3D software, I have a 2D mouse and it's a fundamentally inadequate human interface device to manipulate things in 3 dimensions.

https://imgur.com/wF5voVO

I think a modern 2D UI (i.e. with nice looking fonts, swipe gestures, hamburger icons, generous margins and space) would be nice.
kind of an odd list. I've got no idea why people were hatin' on Flowers for Algernon in the 90s but not in the 00s and 10s!

Open thread, feel free to shoot the shit and talk about any notable titles within these collections.
The reason TSLA was ever worth anything was because everything the golden boy touched turned to gold.

The Twitter acquisition (starting from his initial offer) brought expectations down to reality for everyone.

Please note that his behaviour as a multiplier (and the changing nature of that multiplier) of investor value has zero bearing on whether or not the cars he sells are any good. Just like the quality and quantity of those cars had zero bearing on TSLA's stock price.
This is fun. You should add a buzz meter to record how much buzz a thing gets.
They lost all their power from completely squandering whatever esteem they had by being so egregiously corrupt and abusive with their power.
You can reduce iron by electrolysis, where you vent oxygen instead of CO2 or water. You'll just need a higher temperature and some quite robust electrodes (both of what are currently expensive).

What you just can't do is replace the carbon that is added into the steel. The process will always need a carbon source.
With the way the economy is heading with higher rates. I think it's hard for investors to justify the high valuation of the company. Especially with the slowing car market.

We could see it even drop lower and trade at similar valuations as the big auto companies like Ford, GM, Toyota, and Honda. Tesla usually trades higher because they had the market and tech lead in the EV market but with the slowed progress of FSD and big auto catching up in the EV market. The competition is heating up for Tesla and their advantages are disappearing. Ford is on pace to build 2m EV a year by 2026. Which is 2x the amount Tesla is building yearly. The EV market is going to get really competitive.
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>which I'm fine with because why do we need 3D?

James Cameron would like a word with you. Seriously though, 3D can show off some things that just might not be realized without it. Not sure of Fritzing's design abilities with layered PCBs, but I could imagine trying to design a layered board and forgetting how tall a component is. Seeing a component "through" the second layer could be useful
Donny is doing god’s work. May the force be with him
Vaadin? GWT? Not a java guy, may miss some distinctions.

As someone who came into webdev only recently with a long experience in just-development, it feels like there is no problem with frontend at all. The problem is that the frontend industry chose the worst perverted defaults and those defaults pay the most money. That’s the whole drama. It’s just a “five monkeys experiment” sort of situation.
For sure. If they were legitimately owners of the domain, they'd have no issue placing a TXT record attesting to that fact.
Listening now!

While we're plugging:

WFMU (NY)

KALX (UC Berkeley)

KZSC (UC Santa Cruz)

KXT (listener-supported radio from Dallas/Ft Worth)

Radio Paradise (no ads, listener supported)

And many more...
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I think you are only imagining people you dislike.

Try to think of someone you admire. Fighting for a good cause. A pro-choice activist or an female celebrity flying to an African country to work with NGOs for women's health issues or something.
Then you gotta try.
hence why I said "most labor"
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I’m a huge fan of Eurogames but I regret buying Wingspan, it is an absolute bore. After 5 or 6 games it became kindof a meme in my family. “What shall we do now? A round of bird game?”

Beautiful packaging and pieces though! And it’s very cool that it works single player and two player. But nothing eventful at all happens, and nobody feels any compelling reason to rack up points.

So many other great games in the genre though.
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Cooling those stacked chips is a nightmare though. They’ll have to figure that out.
IMO if it's open to abuse then it wasn't properly designed. And If its being abused even while not open to interpretations then its not enforceable, which also means its a bad design.

I feel like people give a pass and even defend it because it had good intentions. Clearly it wasn't well thought and people should criticize it more instead. Bad execution can ruin good ideas.

Of course there are other good things on GDPR as a whole but this cookie consent thing was a disaster. I live in the EU but use a VPN routing my connections to a nearby non-eu country to have an overall better browsing experience.
Maybe so, but theres a very telling line in the article about assault and how the agency helped them recover. Propaganda or not, this is still exceptionally dangerous work. Potential recruits need to seriously consider if they can tell themselves it was worth it on both sides of such an event. If Britain continues its self destructive slide into irrelevance, that may not be a good deal.
Nice one, but external links are blocked as "popups" by default on Chrome for Android. Anchors with target=_blank should fix it.
Its even more lopsided. The Police unions hold vast amounts of power and broker what I'd consider very aggressive contracts and bipartisan support comes out in droves. They include things such as[0][1]:

- Neutralizing independent oversight boards

- Inhibit ability to discipline problem officers

- Cops (largely) investigate themselves rather than independent investigators

And, while I couldn't find an article that averaged the US, this year alone there have been big increases in police salary and pensions[2], they're even offering bonuses in some areas[3][4]

[0]: https://www.reuters.com/article/us-usa-police-rochester-take...

[1]: https://www.newyorker.com/news/news-desk/how-police-union-po...

[2]: https://detroitmi.gov/news/mayor-announces-landmark-agreemen...

[3]: https://www.oregonlive.com/crime/2022/02/portland-police-con...

[4]: https://www.wfaa.com/article/news/local/15-largest-cities-me...
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What is the COBOL SDK for AWS?
Are you saying you don’t see how this bans a lot of reporting? Do you not see how that language bans you from posting a photo you take in the public that includes other people? The language is wide open for selective enforcement. Selective enforcement is exactly the type of moderation that Elon rallied against. So when there is a change to the Terms of Service, one would hope that thought and care would go into it while also upholding the mission that he laid out.
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I don't think it's reasonable to expect an FSD vehicle to never be involved in an accident. I do expect it to never be the cause of an accident. I really don't feel that is unreasonable.
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I know this is a commonly accepted narrative, and I won't dispute that it, in many instances, it did happen

With that said, is there any well documented, nonpartisan historical evidence to suggest that in broad strokes unions show corrupt and abusive behavior?
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> The ability of complex reasoning with chain-of-thought is likely to be a magical side product of training on code

Seems reasonable, and magical indeed. Can any expert on the topic comment on this hypothesis?
I think the problem with self driving vehicles -- to add to that conversation, is the companies focus on the wrong market.

For people it is asking for them to give up control either as drivers or as pedestrians in a city. Most people like to have a sense of control of their lives. (My take anyways. I know lots of people like having tracks in their career and progress but I would argue they still feel in control.)

For the whole truck shipping lobby on the other hand it will be: save money. (I know that is a dystopian take, but I find me more likely for trucking or something similar to be the first fortress to "fall")
You push a lot of carbon into the iron, most react with oxygen and go away as CO2. So the entire process emits CO2, and absorb pure carbon (usually from oil).
I'd love to buy it off ya if you're not digging it! New orders won't ship until next May :(
Management has the power here.
> He’s instigated death threats against Fauci.

No he has not. In fact I bet you can't show us where he's called for anyone's death.
The 3GD was over a million by itself. https://www.britannica.com/topic/Three-Gorges-Dam

Lots of this occurred for bridges, rail, cities, etc.
Oh like:

Evil haxxxor: creates domain name pointed at target it doesn’t own

Innocent stress test site: prove you own this domain by adding cname in the DNS record

EH: sure, heh heh heh

ISTS: performs ddos against target
Had a job in a NOC at an almost empty datacenter doing nothing for 12 hours at a time without the ability to watch YouTube (streaming video wasn't yet a thing) to pass the time. Upon noticing embedded YouTube videos had no issue getting past the corporate firewall I realized I could make a simple html file with the embedded links to the YouTube videos I wanted to watch and I could sit there entertained for the 12 hours. I found the ID's by searching google adding the embedded prefix to the ID in the html file. Not much of a hack, but 12 hours is too long to sit there without video.
The second "hack" I performed in this role was adding the default route 0.0.0.0 back to a Checkpoint firewall after an MBA genius deleted it thinking it was erroneous. Look, the datacenter is back online!
Some brands like Subaru with their plug in crosstrek get it right. Mimic ICE coasting.

Like the article mentions with puddles, There’s plenty of situations where braking is either not desired or is actually dangerous. One foot driving should not be default or possibly not even an option.
it makes going live on the street and asking a stranger a question bannable too. you’re also posting some rule’s that weren’t present at the time of my reply, which implies to me you’re actually just arguing in bad faith and you’re really just one of those elon nerds
Which will see Biden call the national guard, forcing them to work.
The AI could be used as part of an influence operation.
Is this like a join us or die article?
Min is cool and I don't want to plug here (to keep my original comment informational).

I've heard good things about this extension (but use at your own risk, I don't install extensions besides uBlock myself):

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Magnetic tape doesn't have unlimited lifespan. You can store it almost indefinitely, but reading and writing tape will cause quite a bit of wear and tear on the media. But yes, it would be great if MRAM turned out to have such a favorable profile.
This is such an absurd thing to say, it reads like satire
> Listen to the man himself

Lip service. What has he done for unions?

Saying things isn't support. It's a substitute for support.
That's a pretty charitable reading. There's also an argument to be made for the intro intentionally distracting from the rest.
If you want to burn bridges, try a friendly game of Diplomacy. Tip: Start early, like 9 or 10 a.m. on a Saturday.

Also, I can tell you from experience, being the only Cylon (traitor) in BSG and talking all the Humans (non-traitors) into putting every. single. Human. into the ship's brig (except you) will cause them to be less excited to play that kind of game with you - but it's hilarious and the look on everyone's face once they realize they're screwed is totally worth it. IIRC after that I didn't survive many rounds of Secret Hitler, independently of allegiance. But that's cool.
Right .223 Remington has the same bullet diameter of .222 Remington; namely 0.224 inches.

Metric dimensions of rifle-cartridges, however, seem to reliably be the land-diameter: 5.56x45, 7.62x51, and 7.62x39 all have eponymous land-diameters.
Simnplex forever!
Well there is an easy way to test this theory of yours, by answering a question. Do you think we should treat people differently based on the color of their skin?

I happen to think we should treat everyone the same regardless of skin color. Do you?
I agree with your and the parent poster's opinion that the best safest option is to encourage and fund buses and trains
So could they just post a link to their website everytime the jet's moving without including the coordinates in the twitter post?
This is my zen... well I use frescobaldi. But lilypond combined with git is like everything I've ever wanted for score editing.
Is one of you (saidmasoud vs. jandrese) using the Nest app and the other using Google Home maybe? I tried out a Nest thermostat briefly and found it confusing that there were two different apps with different featuresets.
I agree. But we end up adding more stressors to human drivers that way to gain what really?
Yikes, people. I didn't say twitter should ban posting license plates and airplane tail numbers, I was just saying those things are pretty equivalent and there should be a clear policy on it that is followed consistently.
It happens in public, but it isn’t a ‘public event’ by any reasonable interpretation unless Elon encourages people to come see him disembark the plane.
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Probably someone sells one, or you'd just use the AWS SDK for .NET via COBOL.NET.
The thing that sold me on it was managing remote (and I mean remote - like in a field in west Virginia with solar + cell) nodes. We started with using manually provisioned wireguard tunnels, but wg isn't great at things like failing over. Plus, our core infrastructure is on a slightly dynamic IP and we didn't want to route image upload through GCP. Tailscale made this problem go away . And then we got hooked on it for all developer access, having GitHub actions be able to push into our deployment, etc. It's pretty magical.
A few year ago, someone posted about designing a new stainless steel for ¿knives? Something about copying the properties of some well known iron alloy to a stainless version. IIRC you should add some chrome to make it stainless and vanadium to make it hard, and then some long explanation about the carbon content so there is not a lot of ¿chrome carbide? inside the steel. He hired a specialized foundry to make a small batch with very precise composition. It was very interesting but very above my metallurgy knowledge, so I don't' remember the details. And sadly I can't find the link now.
> For those wondering how the Fed can possibly be so aggressive in light of the recent CPI miss

Well, the first thing you’d need to know about that is the Fed doesn’t use CPI, it uses PCE to measure inflation. The two are usually closely correlated, but PCE went significantly higher in the recent spike and hasn’t come back as close to normal as CPI has.

https://www.stlouisfed.org/publications/regional-economist/2...
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