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> But I would say this result is probably a byproduct of whatever namespacing/containerisation Google is doing, rather than an intentional effort to prevent users from changing the root CAs even as root.

Technology is very convenient when it's complex enough to find an excuse to fit your business objective (see manifest v3).
no one can be told what the Dao is, you have to see it for yourself
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I assume someone connected has the supply contract and thought it would be a great idea if their clothes were worn at all times. Like why on earth are sailors dressed in blue camouflage. I think it also helps hide how out of shape many of them have gotten which would be more obvious if they still wore khakis.
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sorry for the late reply -- definitely fuel cell setups.

Orleans MA and Hyannis MA supercharger stations. The one in Hyannis is right next to the superchargers, the other is 2 minutes walk away.

I believe one or both have "bloom energy" branding.

I can't find a good picture on the internet.
Honestly that does not work in building quality. India, Russia and Brazil have already tried that.
Pretty much only corporations get themselves in a twist over that technicality, so what's the problem? Community FOSS projects don't worry about buying a license to SQLite, but the corporations with their lawyers do. This makes public domain even better.

I'm serious, how many German individuals do you think would refuse to install sqlite on their personal computer because they lack a technically valid license for it? A few such weirdos doubtlessly exist but you can safely ignore them.
The Australian Labor [sic] Party currently holds power in the Federal parliament and all the state parliaments bar Tasmania. They're having some trouble with inflation and have picked a bad time for constitutional reform regarding Indigenous representation to parliament, but otherwise are doing a 'quiet competence' thing.

When the coalition of the Liberal and National Parties starts to regain power, expect to hear about right-wing lunacy again.
As someone with a beef allergy I love plant meat patties. I'm probably the sole person buying them.
I live with chronic sciatica. Some days, I'm feeling well enough for a walk in the park. Other days, I can barely limp to my kitchen or bathroom. Modern food delivery has been amazing for those kinds of days.

Whenever drivers don't actually dash to my door as requested, it turns a simple meal into an agonizing journey.
> French farmers and meat companies have long complained that customers are unjustly confused by the notion of vegetarian “meat”.

I'd be really interested in meeting someone who was legitimately confused by the notion vegetarian meat.

How poor would someone's lateral thinking skills need to be that they can't manage to square "vegetarian meat" on the fly?
I see no problem in "oat drink" vs. "oat milk". To me there's a difference in it, even if we have words like "Scheuermilch" (scouring milk) and milk also has a definition as "milky white opaque substances" which an oat drink is.
Looking over the landed patch (https://git.kernel.org/pub/scm/linux/kernel/git/torvalds/lin...), I cannot find a hardcoded list of user.* xattrs that will be accepted.

It looks like it will store as many xattrs as there is space for, based on their contents.
> I need to see if I can make spicy bean burgers at home — they were a thing back in the UK that I can't seem to find since moving.

I wouldn't call myself a vegetarian per se, but I've explored more foods without meat in the past years, and it's been quite pleasant! Actually, even when I was a student, this burger chain that we have here had what they call VEKE burgers, which were also somehow cheaper than burgers with meat, and also tasty: https://www.hesburger.com/products/hamburgers/veke---cheese-...

I actually tried making some bean burgers myself recently - which went pretty okay for an experiment. You do need something that adds a bit of a crunch in the recipe though, like some bread crumbs on the outside, and things can be a bit dry depending on how you make them, so adding onion, tomato, cucumbers etc. to the burger itself in ample amounts is also a good idea!

Can't really talk about France or the naming idea in the article, but exploring all sorts of foods is nice! Even the plant based "milk" varieties are interesting, especially since regular lactose free milk isn't something you always find over here, at least not in all stores.
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Objective achieved : consumer buys new phone.
The couple of photos by Blair Bunting in that article that have people in them look so over processed that I hesitate to believe they aren't entirely AI or otherwise computer generated.
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Awesome. I've literally been tasked with building something exactly like this, and it's a pain in the ass nothing exists like this for Vue so I have to do it from scratch.

I plan to make it more like builder.io/demo however where CSS can be arbitrary, that way basic landing pages can be built.

Do you have any tips of things you wish you did differently, or what was more painful than you expected, as well as anything that might help in this?
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We don't tell people if they have the right to reproduce, and we shouldn't tell people if they have the right to protect themselves.
I'm still hopeful about the promise of plant-based meat products.

The rainforest is burning (or rather it's being burned) so that the world can have more and more beef. We cannot sustain the entire world having a Western diet of way too much animal protein. And I say that as a guy who loves a good steak. We need to cut back, and we'd be healthier if we did.

I truly want to see a world where plant-based is cheaper and tastes even better than real meat.

Why oh why does France want to fight this? No one is being 'fooled'. It's just a meat industry lobbying law to fight competition.
> and the "plant meat" industry is really trying to shove traditional vegan proteins out of the way.

I mean, you can't push beans and tofu out of the way, but you also can't make a big profit on them, so it's natural that companies are investing in highly processed foods; not sure what else you expected? It's great to have options to eat vegan junk food, not everyone wants to eat 100% WFPB every day.
While I'll stipulate that every artist is allowed to have their own style, I too would love to have seen some of these same images much less stylized. I want to see the plane! So I would not be buying a coffee table book with this overly stylized imagery, but I'll restrain myself from calling it shitty.

Part of the article stipulates that much of the plane is still classified to a certain extent, it could be possible that there were requirements to not show too much detail. That would lend to the highly stylized look to being used. I'd have assumed some photoshopping to paint over areas that needed redacting.
IBM made the PC open because they were operating under a consent decree for being a monopoly in mainframe and other parts of the IT market.
Given Fastmail is in many respects very good, iy is all more important to know that it has a severe deliverability problem wirh Gmail, in that a singificant number of messages autoforwarded by FM to Gmail are rejected - with no notification to the adressee. Support says this issue is not specific to Fastmail anc is expected to worsen.

My guess is the provider uou need is one having a high discouragement to spammers i.e. high cost. I have yet to find one that charges per sent message.
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Suppose one could send a futuristic molecular assembly to another star system that can use resources of the planet to build anything from a bunch of bits.

Then to send that equipment requires sub light speed - say 0.1C

Once the equipment is on the other planet, then sending information is 1C.

I think the assumption that we need to send humans to other planets is not true.

Once we figure out how to build better space faring beings that we can stream our consciousness at light speed, that seems more feasible for space travel.

Humans are squishy meat bags that need to eat multiple times a day, pee, poop, sleep, stable temperature and many other needs to survive.

There’s a reason why humans have only made it to moon which is about 400,000km but for all other planets only rovers have touched down.

I highly doubt Elon/SpaceX will have living humans on Mars in our lifetime, it’s much more likely they’ll have their Optimus robot or a descendant of it on mars receiving instructions from Earth.

Human intelligence and consciousness isn’t that special. Just an algorithm running on biological hardware.
Lots of people choose Android entirely unrelated to control - especially as this change apparently only affects users of rooted Android devices, which are an extremely small minority of Android users. Other reasons include price, interop with other non-Apple devices, and just a preference for the usability of Android vs iOS.
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So for those who don't know, Microfocus is a retirement home for technologies that need to be taken out behind the barn and shot but can't be because there are like 3 major customers out there that have a Microfocus product as a core part of their organizational structure and can't move away from it.

That being said my understanding has always been that learning COBOL was never the hard part, the hard part was always that it's not just COBOL it's learning the mainframe it runs on, and learning the JCL that is associated, and a dozen other pieces of finicky technology.

Someone feel free to correct me if I'm wrong.
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Different strokes for different folks. An idea doesn't need to die because it's not to your taste. Ideally both "pure" veggie burgers and "plant based meat" burgers would be available.
There's DPAs and DPAs.

A key issue is that the Ireland DPA is understaffed and overwhelmed, because that's where historically most of the global internet megacorps have registered their EU part for tax reasons, and it seems plausible that Ireland's DPA was intentionally understaffed because Ireland wants to be friendly with them, no matter how they affect German/French/etc consumers.

There seem to be motions about adjustments to the GDPR process which would allow other DPAs to take action with respect to their people's data without having to wait on the "company-local" DPA for however many years it takes. If that happens, I'd expect the situation for Google, Meta and others to change relatively rapidly (though still taking a year or more).
I remember some of the folks in the company I was working at "repurposing" DRAM chips intended for prototyping to use in their homebrew Apple II clones. They had done a group buy of bare boards and DRAM was pretty expensive, so...
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It really is a disgrace that the US continues to ruin a mans life for being a journalist.

People need to own up to ignoring this human rights violation.
thats sad!
Why is soy milk any more confusing than peanut butter?
It's strange that you jump straight to thinking the government is involved. Moving most system components to be updatable independently of the core os is a good thing. Google should be taking these steps. Not being able to update apex files makes sense as any update will quickly overwrite your changes.

This change just moves the bar for modification to be controlling the remote update source. I'm sure it will still be possible to alter that and therefore gain control. This would be similar to how you handle DNS.
> "peek usage" [sic]

You are very smart indeed…
Thanks for writing out the economic model at play here. I needed a better way to communicate this and much of your phrasing works very well.
It's because it's not coming from a well-meaning place.

If clearing up confusion around naming was really the goal they'd put forward legislation stopping people from calling a chicken sandwich a "chicken burger".
Does the FUSE mount work on OSX?
sshfs works (I use Monterey, M1), though it's slowish.
Yes that's what I was thinking of, thanks! https://aihorde.net
Not sure how the delivery worker won’t just get three strikes and kicked off?
The Vision Pro is not exactly what I want, nor what a lot of people I know of wanted, and judging by the downsized production numbers, not exactly what a lot of people are willing to pay for.
Prior to this Pentax announcement, the only monochrome camera I've seen aimed even slightly consumer-oriented was the Krontech Chronos high-speed camera, which is only consumer-oriented if you really squint a bit and assume your consumer has some very niche needs.

But one thing they do which I love, is they offer exactly the same camera with either a color or a monochrome sensor. I don't think it's quite user-swappable, but every other piece of the device is completely identical.
No need for a borland compiler, just type your assembly right into debug.exe!
I read this as a cultural protection. France has a very strong food culture and they've decided that names matter.
How many ancestors up to the 1600s do you know of in your case? If you count up every known ancestor up to 1699 (or 1600), what's the total?
That’s funny, I’m not vegetarian but I like veggie burgers, and the shake shack one is the one I like

I think they have both plant meat and real veggie burgers at different shake shacks, and I always look for the real one
No it doesn't:

GRILLADE, noun, feminine
A. The act of grilling. "One also had to endure the smell of the kitchen, the heavy scent of wine in the sauces, the nauseating grilling of onions in the frying pan" (HUYSMANS, Marthe, 1876, p. 62).

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> When I started learning Emacs, my dad gave me his .emacs file

This is the first time I'm hearing of digital tooling used as legacy in the actual meaning of the word. I can't really be surprised that Emacs is the one that pops up, but I'm wondering if anybody has had (or heard) similar experiences
“Triggered” implies an emotional or irrational overreaction to some stimulus.
Describing your opponents as a “cult” also implies that they are non rational.

The GP described opposition to his argument, before it was presented, as coming from triggered members of a cult.

If this is not poisoning the well, what changes to his argument need to be present for it to cross over the line?

How much more clear does it need to be?
> France has democracy do they not?

Democracy is not a binary thing, that’s here or not here. It’s a spectrum. Yes, last time the French people had to vote and had the choice between someone they really didn’t want and someone they didn’t really want but had no choice they voted for the later. Does that make every governement decree an expression of the French people as a whole? Of course not. Decrees like this tell you more about the political power of the meat industry than anything about the culture of the country.

> Ironically, in many contexts you are required to wear less clothes, such as at the beach or in a swimming pool.

Citation needed. There isn’t any law requiring you to wear less clothes on the beach; it would be ridicule and contrary to the Constitution.
I agree. I think a lot of fake-meat options are trying really hard to produce the meat flavour that they end up actually making food that doesn't taste super great, but tastes somewhat close to meat... what I would prefer is food that tastes exceptionally good, even if the cost is that it doesn't taste like meat.

There's not enough pure veggie dishes out there. I've been turning to Indian cuisine because they're the few options that don't have their entire veggie menu be "fake burger, fake hot dog, fake chicken nuggets, salad". It's like we can't conceive of eating a meal unless it has meat in it.
While the child's peer group does have the strong influence on a few of those questions, it's probably worth noting that as the parent you build the tools that allows the child to develop the peer group that allows for them to be happy.

The unfortunate reality is that this groundwork is laid from around 0-10. After that it's a lot harder to correct the mistakes and the influence then definitely falls much more under peers than the parents.
When making a github release, you can attach whatever file you want, including .exe and .deb. The problem is that building packages is kind of a nightmare, as there's at least one (or, as is the case far too often, many) build system for each programming language. Linux package management is also hard as each distro has its own way of packaging things. And you need a mac to produce macOS Applications...

My point is, there is no way github could add a fully automatic "build and package this release" button. It would require tons of configuration (and trial and error...) from the user.

But good news! If you _are_ willing to figure out how, you can make a github pipeline that compiles and packages your code (producing an "artifact"). Several projects I follow do exactly this. A complex problem like this essentially requires a bespoke solution, and to be fair github does give you tools to automate said solution. The problem is not the infrastructure but the complexity of build systems.

I do agree there should be more ready-made pipelines to aid this process. When I tried to release a python program to work on linux, windows, and macOS, I quickly realized I wasn't interested in figuring out how to make a working pipeline (after spending a weekend getting it to build on each OS in the first place). But surely that's because python is particularly bad at package management... Well, most languages are particularly bad at it
Fresh fenugreek (as opposed to dried) is occasionally used in chicken and vegetable dishes. Mint is sometimes used in lentil dishes to punch it up.
> Either way, some people can’t leave their flats, period.

So you ask for that nicely, and be respectful to others, like always, right?
I think the US is the outlier in this regard. To the rest of the world, having a functional government with good education and healthcare is a baseline, not something to be feared. Only the US and its cultural cousins (the UK, Australia, etc.) have this weird idea that good government is too "big".
> no one ever bought a vegan patty thinking they were buying beef.

I know people who did, but this is a crime? You cannot read and think properly, maybe you should not be allowed out?
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I am not sure why you are vegan in the first place if you are looking for meaty stuff?
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17070 (option 1), I think it still exists on BT at least
> This banking apps requirement is laughable if you can manage you bank accounts through the internet browser. I mean there are some banks that only work with an app, but majority of banks in my country work through the browser just fine.

Well, that's exacly why Google has proposed WEI - to make sure they no longer do, and the user is practically forced to have a device that has bundled Google spyware.
True, small stuff doesn't take up a lot of space. But bigger stuff does and it really adds up.

Hm, I didn't even know about the differences in square nuts, and I've been around the block a couple of times. Thank you for that new bit of knowledge. In return: setscrews... don't get me started on those. There are so many kinds, shapes and sizes that's a whole new category. And all manner of driver bits, I have so many of them I need to organize those too...
My personal notes on this subject:

* MIPS was perhaps the integer equivalent to FLOP, still used in modern microcontrollers because the 8051 at 12MHZ would only execute 1MIPS (12 clocks per instruction). Modern 8051 chips obviously have sped up to 1 clock per instruction, but MIPS (and Dhrystone MIPS in particular) are still a common benchmark today.

* FLOPs is very difficult to calculate in theory because modern CPUs have vector units, and multiple pipelines per core. You could have 3x AVX512 instructions in parallel on today's CPUs on a single core.

* FLOPs we're traditionally a 64-bit operation for the supercomputer community. Today, most FLOPs are 32-bit for video games. Finally, the deep learning / neural net guys have popularized 16-bit flops, and even 8-bit iops.

* 'The' flop is a misnomer because it's almost always the multiply-and-accumulate instruction: X = A + B * C. Which... Is two operations per instruction (per shader/SIMD lane). Eeehhh whatever. Who cares about these details?

* As 'Dhrystone' is the benchmark for MIPS, the benchmark for 64-bit flops is Linpack.
> because you have the money

I think the issue is that maybe the customer doesn’t have the money to make the laborer do what they want. At a much higher wage, the delivery person would be happy to risk their bicycle / other capital.
Oat milk companies aren't trying to trick consumers. We drink Coconut milk and the box has two big coconuts in the middle. The only mention of milk is relatively small text towards the bottom of the box.

The vegetarian sausage/patties and similar sorts of products do the reverse. They mimick meat products as closely as they can and relegate the vegetarian part to the small text. It's a basic truth in advertising/fraud thing. Obviously not a mind reader but sure looks like these companies are at some level trying to trick people into buying their product.
Hybrid retrieval can possibly be the best of both worlds.

I invested a lot of time with the last txtai release adding a minimal dependency Python-based BM25 component (https://neuml.hashnode.dev/building-an-efficient-sparse-keyw...). And keyword-only indexes are supported if one desires.

I'm with you 100% on not herding to any one way for any problem. I still remember the pre-2023 world where you weren't pressured to work LLMs into everything.
> That was enough to get me to move to something where I am in control.

What smartphone OS are you referring to? Sounds interesting.
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I use Line (kind of like a Japanese/Korean whatsapp) to communicate with my wife's family (Wife, sisters in law, mother in law), I use Facebook to communicate with my parents, and I don't have any friends to communicate with on other platforms, so I don't miss iMessage (maybe I don't have friends because I don't have iMessage).

Otherwise the apps define most of the UI. Android is basically an app launcher to me.
one person can have a child in 9 months. so two people must be able to have a child in half that time. the math checks out.