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I think they should keep LLVM as a fallback or as an optimizing backend.

This part is pretty solid, even if all the dependencies is hard to deal with, I am not convinced that building your own would lead to better results.

The most annoying part is the slow compilation in non-release, this can be fixed more easily with support for a minimal number of targets.
>Samsung can do it because they're smart, but Apple does it because they're evil?

Nobody said Apple are doing it because they're are evil, calm down.

Your parent said Apple can afford to give you longer support because they not only make money when they sell you the phone HW, they also keep making money from your iCloud, iTunes and every other third party subscription or SW you buy on Apple App store. Basically, they double dip and monetize you over the entire period of you owning the device. That's exactly what your parent said. Apple's walled garden affords them enough revenue to keep funding SW updates for your old Apple devices which Android makers can't do.

All the other Android makers, apart from Google, don't make any other money after they sell you the phone HW, since Google is the one earning 30% off Playstore sales, not Samsung, or the others HW makers. Therefore they can't afford to pay teams of SW devs to keep pushing you SW updated for your old phone, so many years after you stopped giving them money, especially since they depend on Quallcomm and other semi vendors giving them up to date drivers, which they won't do for free since semi makers also want to sell newer chips rather than supporting older ones for free.

Google could do like Apple in theory, since they own the whole ecosystem stack apart from the SoC and they do have the cash for it, but they don't want to do it because Google sucks at maintaining anything "old" long-term, especially HW, so they keep doing what Google does best and focus on the new shiny while sunsetting the older shinys.

It's ironic that Samsung offers longer Andorid updates for their flagships S-series, than Google themselves do for the Pixels. That says everying about Google.
I wouldn't necessarily say that. The cardboard/wax tears quite easily, and the wax tears with the cardboard. I don't think a plastic film would do that.
Bless you!

> The highest EDI of these particles for infants occurred when they drank microwaved water stored in a plastic container, while for toddlers, it was when they consumed microwaved dairy products in a container. These findings emphasize the necessity of collaborating with manufacturers to establish guidelines for the appropriate usage of plastic containers. Additionally, it is crucial to work with caregivers in order to raise awareness about the potential impact of these particles.

So parents, beware of feeding bottles!
3-7, oddly specific. Ok I'll bite - what are the names of these principalities and where are the boundaries?
Why computers won't make themselves smarter
Have they? Apparently American DoD certified M-Disc claims.

I can't find any results on Google that would prove otherwise either, if you have anything please link.
Just not so open that your brains fall out. “This copper bracelet will…” or “these crystals will…”
Wireguard is detected within the first minute of usage and blocked. The ping is a dead giveaway.
Surely, it's paper. Properly stored it remains readable for thousands of years.
Does the Fairphone require a Google account, or can it be used like the traditional Android systems - airgapped, never connected to the Internet?

I understand that the latest Android systems require an account to initialize the device - they have disabled the "Skip" [connection to the Internet] button when you first turn them on.
"microwave suitable" just means "this won't melt if you put it once into the microwave".

Almost as bad as "flushable wipes" which technically can be flushed but should never be as they clog the plumbing and sewer systems. By the same definition airpods and wedding rings are flushable too.
The US has 50 year mortgages and 100 year lease terms on certain real estate holdings are not extraordinary. Japan even had 100 year mortgages in the past.

FDIC insurance would cover the case where the bank went bankrupt. This is a strange financial instrument and I’m skeptical of it, but it’s not outlandish compared to other long held instruments like annuities. There might be some place for it in certain peoples portfolio.
I too was skeptical for a long time, but a couple of days ago, after spotting a second hand iPad (6th gen from 2018) for 90€, I picked it up and I’m actually super impressed. The difference here is expectation vs. money spent and the value received.

Last time I had a tablet, it was the Nexus 7-inch (the screen size of modern phones) and my GF’s surface tablet with 2-4GB of RAM running an entire desktop Windows experience which should be prohibited by law. This along with me seeing some relatives having iPads across the years for web browsing and email, I never felt they’d be useful for much of anything at all.

However, yesterday I managed to mix some music creating a nice melody, edit some of my best photos in Lightroom, annotate PDFs for my thesis’ literature review while copying notes into MS Word, and use it as a second display to my M1 Macbook Air with the sidecar function and it’s been wonderful. The main reason I got it for, however, is the 20€ apple pencil alternative I ordered for my creative drawing and for illustrating my blog.

So far it’s frankly amazing, particularly considering the little money I’ve spent. However, stretching its abilities to coding or anything else seriously productive is definitely asking to have some unnecessary difficulties in life. Especially when you spend so much money for expensive models.

I guess common sense by now would imply that if you want to do serious work, just get a laptop instead.
They sell software though that is mostly licensed under the GPL which has certain requirements regardless of if you give it a way free , support down stream projects financially or make an entire public company around it. I’m not sure if red hat can really stop rebuilds beyond ensuring all their trademarks are removed any more than Debian could suddenly stop ubuntu from using that as their starting point OS. RHEL is not free but as I understand it you are getting support from redhat, potentially some legal protections for another SCO type lawsuit, but you are not paying for Linux. I can’t license red hat Linux and get a non GPL license from red ha can I?
At that point the numbers are so small that yes, the rule breaks down.
The problem with modern Pyrex and similar glassware is that it usually comes with a plastic lid.

I'm with you in that I only use glassware to store food. But it's a bit annoying to have to put a little plate on top of the Pyrex as a makeshift lid in the microwave.

My wife has an extensive collection of vintage Pyrex with lids, but she doesn't trust they're microwave safe.
They do the oil thing because that's one thing that doesn't require a change in rules. But strikes should happen less than 10% of the time for the sport to be enjoyable to watch. It's way more interesting to see a professional bowler strike 2 pins than 10.
I really love playing with vector instructions, especially AVX2, which is the most limited in my opinion. You get a whole bunch of oddly shaped legos, and it’s very challenging to build something beautiful from them. But also very fun and rewarding.
Haven't logged into reddit in weeks - how is it these days?
Okay, let's start with the software itself being free. That is, no-one pays for distribution or use, creation is sponsored voluntarily (contributions, donations) but this is not sustainable.

Customers may want to pay for training and consultancy, managed hosting, hardware, feature development, hand holding, insurance, productizing, etc. This is the business that RedHat is in, but so are MontaVista, AWS, vmware, Google, to name a few sponsors of Rocky. If everyone agrees to upstream a fair amount of their revenue, there should be plenty for RedHat to contribute into various projects.

Sure will be a bit of hassle to negotiate a fair price. But so far, these companies appear happy with the quote they pay Rocky, whereas the RedHat deal (per seat/per core/per instance/whatever) clearly is not. If RedHat had been more open to that kind of a deal with CentOS (8), there would probably never have been a Rocky Linux.

So yes, there is always the free loaders issue, but mostly people and businesses are open to sponsoring organizations that have a lot of goodwill.
And now tell me again that the Reddit Blackout had now effect.

How can the Reddit CEO not be fired?
Student Loan Forgiveness
"The only problem would be if this law gets more edits and starts including other types of infractions "

This. Has we've seen so many times, this is a slipery slope and bad things will happen.

Just these last few months, the gov is using antiterrorist laws to monitor / follow and jail environmental activist.
I was a few times in Akihabara in the late 90s and absolutely loved it. Those narrow alleys packed with electronics shops selling every niche product you could think of, backed by some huge electronic stores. Also, game arcades were still a big thing and the whole manga and anime insanity had not take off. Around 2012 I visited it again with my family and was a bit disappointed. It was much less techy and many cool electronics shops had turned into mange/anime shops. Well, I guess times will never stop changing.
I wonder what can be done about detecting data hidden within video streams in a steganographic way.
Does ActivityPub these days replace the traditional RSS/Atom feeds? Feels like it would be the natural successor. Is there anything missing besides people publishing and consuming?
If the music files already have clipping, there’s not much that can be done.

I just steer away from badly mastered music. There are enough good producers out there to not subject myself to that.
using ssh for proxying is getting blocked within the first minute.
somewhat true. My cousin unsubscribed after 9/11 due what he saw as the magazine's forced moral equivalency of all cultures. "Cannibals, they're just like us!" not exactly his words, but the general sentiment.

That being said, NG is nowhere near the train-wreck that Scientific "Feelings" American has become. Sometimes it seems like one big op-ed piece, but it's re-centered itself a bit over the last 12 months.
That may look like it, but I think the most important 1% has already left or will leave Reddit this week. Those people are the people that are also the bigfest contributers of the platform, be that as content creators, moderators or app/tool developers.

Even more important: Alternative platforms had a huge surge in usercount. They don't reach the number of Reddit of course, but rheu don't need to. They are their own thing and many do now have enough users to replace Reddit for most usecases of many users.

I've been having a blast on the Ferdiverse for the last few weeks. I'm also trying out tildes.net and squabbles.io. It's all very refreshing and reminds me of early reddit and old forums.

I'm actually somewhat glad this all happend. I'd have never dicovered all these platforms otherwise. And I'm not alone in that perspective
I don’t use Final Cut so not sure if it supports split screen, but even apps that require full screen can be multitasked with Stage Manager now. So you can go do something else. I don’t love Stage Manager, but I use it from time to time for this exact purpose — do something else while a full screen app is also running.
Well they will shed tons of microplastics and the placticisers will gradually leach out due to heat and the harsh dishwasher soap. That eventually destroys your plastic stuff, but the stuff shed goes down the drain and becomes someone else's problem (except you'll get some back when you eat fish, for example).

The same thing happens with your clothes, which these days include a lot of plastic fabric, buttons, etc.
Sseth turned me onto this game, as he has turned me onto many. His content isn't for everybody, but for it's target demographic, it is top of the line. I look forward to checking out the first video link.
Doesn't Discord's valuation dropping just as much suggest the decline may not be driven by protesters?
The food ends up in a bowel at the final step, you're getting ahead of yourself! :)
But they do make all of that source code available under CentOS Stream. GPL does not require an SLA for providing source code of all bugfixes and security patches free of charge in under 24h. Just embargoing security patches for 1-2 weeks from Stream would be a good enough move for RH to signal to enterprise customers that Rocky/Alma are not a drop-in gratis replacement for RHEL in production systems.
Anyone know what Qdrant uses in their doc pages? I really like the style.

https://qdrant.tech/documentation/quick-start/#
Maté's book "In the Realm of Hungry Ghosts" helped me better understand my changed life — definitely fit more with my own struggles than Hari's also-good "Chasing the Scream" [which deals more with societal legalities].
iPads are great tablets - even the cheapest ones. You can't go wrong with any iPads from the last n-3 generations. But they are tablets. They do tablet-y things great. Other things not so much.
This isnt exclusive to NG.

This phenomena exists for seemingly every IP. I'll give video games as an example because it seems so clear cut and many people experienced this cycle already.

>A company starts out relatively small and is able to turn a profit or attract investment. They continue to be relatively unknown.

>The company releases their first breakout hit (Halo, Morrowind or Oblivion, Zelda OOT). The employees who worked on this have been at the company for about 5-10 years.

>The employees of the company are excited about how their hard work paid off, and are excited to expand on their previous success with their coworkers and teams. Their second hit is on par, or exceeds the previous release. (Halo 2, Oblivion or Skyrim depending on if you though Skyrim was a great game, Zelda Majoras Mask) The original employees mentioned now have worked at the company for 10-15 years.

>The downfall begins, between poaching, rivalries, promotions, opportunistic new hires, the teams are transformed.

>The next release has mixed reviews. The hype machine and the backscratching between reviewers and producers(Driver3 scandal as a proven example) leads to favorable reviews despite something being wrong with the game. Many users are less impressed, but those obsessed with the IP at this point are fine to ignore flaws.

>The following release is nothing like the breakout hit, but the IP fans continue to buy. At this point the company has been sold, teams have almost 0 original workers. These are different products, with the IP skinned over the top of them.

>The IP fans continue to buy each product. Some will be optimistic, some will be pessimistic, doesnt matter, they will continue to buy.
So nothing new. To the state all hackers (in the original meaning of this word) have been criminals since forever. Knowledge and skill are very dangerous traits, you know?

In Germany we have even dedicated anti-hacker legislation. Hacking stuff is indeed illegal. You may end up in jail for "hacking"…

That's likely "the freedom" they are always talking here about in the west. /s
> But my personal protection is my sole responsibility.

Are you also against private property?
Once linux is well supported on my M2 Max then I will say bye-bye to MacOS and signature verification.
Carbon steel is nice, too. The pans made from it are often lighter than cast iron, which is a nice perk.
Not until I can have a real Google Chrome (rather than a Chrome-themed Safari) running on it.
Yeah, in France I grew up on Geo.

Then National Geographic showed up when I was teenager but it started to enshitify rather quickly with sensationalism and cliffhanger.
Dishes marketed under the Pyrex name are no longer borosilicates.

They're still glass (tempered soda–lime glass), which is what the OP was talking about, so you're just being needlessly pedantic without adding anything to the discussion.

Also, Pyrex is still borosilicate in Europe, since soda-lime is hard to get there.
What do you cover the containers with? The plastic covers that comes with pyrex doesn't seems to be anything special.
Google should not even have the slightest say when it comes to messaging. They've launched and killed so many messenger services throughout the years.

You're of course right about Google being hypocrites because they want to route messages for Apple users through Google servers. The RCS standard doesn't support E2EE natively, so Google will see everything unless you use Google Messages which implements E2EE, but who knows that data they collect there..

I wonder if Google would agree to RCS with Apple running the servers. I seriously doubt it.
Having to write OKRs makes me feel like I'm trapped in a satirical comedy. The work means nothing and the meta work means even less. This adds another layer that has me looking around for the cameras.
Akihabara has pivoted from electronics into anime. Most all of the hardcore electronics stores (eg Radio City) are long gone, in their place you have massive emporia catering to otakus, ranging from maid cafes to doujinshi.

The (newish) Yodobashi store at Akiba is still one of my go-tos if I need to pick up gadgetry on trips to Japan, but in these days of easy online ordering of anything I need at rock-bottom prices from China, that's not very often.
Came here to say pretty much exactly that. I've been on a series of moto G phones, from the 5 to my current G83. Good value, the moto app actually adds functionality without being a drag (or even mandatory to use).

Cameras are always sub-par (partner has pixels, and I'm light years behind), although the latest is the least bad in comparison with her current phone.

Current one has survived most of me building a home extension with little damage...previous one developed an intermittent screen touch issue, but only after I dropped it 12 feet onto a concrete floor,so I can't complain on reliability either.
Their service calls Google Vertex AI Codey APIs to generate suggestions [1].

It's fine to integrate Off-the-shelf solutions, but you don't have to implement every tech-hype going viral. I fear AI-assistant features are pushing more prescient features further down the backlog.

[1] https://docs.gitlab.com/ee/user/project/repository/code_sugg...
If my kids wanted to join the military, I would support them. Especially the Navy; while one can (and does) say that the American military is the strongest military of all times, in terms of greatness in battle, the Army does not have a lot to show (no American general cracks the top 10). The Navy can boast Midway. And can be proud with Nimitz, probably the greatest admiral ever, Nelson included.

So, why would I discourage my kids from joining a great organization? How many people in the Navy have died in combat after WW2?

The thing is, if you don't want to risk your life, but you still want to join the US military, there are plenty of positions in the military where you don't risk your life.

> regime that hates them and everything they stand for?

Well, that's you opinion. You are entitled for it. "Entitled" meaning here, there is a certain piece of paper that guarantees your right to have and express your opinion. Piece of paper that would be worth less than a piece of toilet paper, if not for the US military.
Those are trunnions: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Trunnion

What they’re doing on a hand cannon beats me. They’re probably either decorative, meant for transport, or the blacksmiths making them just got used to making rings on cannons and kept doing it when scaled down.
>Ah so I suspect Wikileaks has started publishing Russian leaks once Russia showed itself to be an imperialist beast then right?

This conjecture is entirely unproductive. Only Julian would know, and he has been imprisoned wrongly for years, subjected to torture, and rendered, for all intents and purposes, dead.

Julian is not Russian. He is a responsible citizen of a state that is embroiled in the worlds worst war crimes and crimes against humanity, bar none. So why should he be concerned with Russia, when his own state and its superior partners are engaged in the most ruinous of all activities imaginable, across the globe?

>Im confused, are you aware that Assange is Australian?.

Yes, and Australia is one of the worlds' worst violators of human rights. Why are you ignorant of this? Didn't you read the Wikileaks?

>I am going to regret asking this but these extraordinary claims are going to require evidence.

Read the Wikileaks. This also might be of assistance in your endeavours to inform yourself of the magnitude of the crimes committed in your name, if you are American, or a member of the criminal 5-eyes superstate: https://airwars.org/

>Then we must go for Russia first

No. Russia is #2 on the list. The USA is the worlds #1 supporter of terror groups, funder of extremism, destroyer of sovereign states, usurper of democracy. By an extreme order of magnitude.

Iraq - 5% of its population murdered by American extremists - Afghanistan, Libya, Syria - which America illegally invaded and now occupies 1/3rd of its territory, with the specific purpose of denying the Syrian people access to the resources they need to rebuild their country - Somalia.

Yemen - a nation currently suffering the tail end of a genocide of 20 million people, half of them children, that was executed under the watchful eyes of American military commanders who are on contract with a known fascist, totalitarian-authoritarian dictatorship that literally murders children as official state policy, using American military apparatus provided willfully by its criminal leadership.

Why are you ignoring these heinously vile crimes against humanity and demanding yet more endless war from your in-place war criminals, instead of demanding they be frog-marched to rot in chains in The Hague, where they belong? Oh yeah, American moral authority to murder innocents is greater and carries a bigger stick than the ICC ..

You better stop bleating about Russia and start informing yourself. Start by reading the Wikileaks materials, before its too late.
And here come the bullshitter prohibitionists, to argue for the same essential policy that has been a CONSISTENT failure for going on 60 years now in a war without end that has been the root cause of this entire cartel industry, trillions in spending and untold numbers of murders.

Yes, the cartels diversify, yes, they can make money from other things, but no, the profits of these other revenue sources will simply not match the backbone of support and systematic, prolonged institutional corrupting power that the illegal drug market provides in the long run.

Half-baked and half applied legalization7decriminalization models are not the answer, and when they very sparsely get applied, full of regulatory hurdles (never mind the outright global prohibition that still exists for the sale of most hard drugs and even marijuana) you simply can't make a fair argument for how any existing policy has failed at legalization and that thus the only answer is some variation of continuing the immensely destructive prohibitionist model that has spent decades bringing things to their present state.

How stupid, intellectually dishonest or bloody-minded does one have to be to continue advocating for anything except complete legalization and regulation in a practical, broadly-applied, responsible way?
> Worth noting that the vast majority of markdown in the value of Reddit and Discord holdings by Fidelity predominantly occurred last year

Marking down Discord as well. Not sure any of this can be attributed to the blackout. But I wonder if Spez has been slowly feeling the IPO money bleed out and panicked early this year. Maybe that's why he had such a sudden 180 on policies.