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I love the PI-hole route. I am not to this point with my kids, but have planned to install the PI-hole when I get to this point.
In the end isn't that the employee fault anyway? It's them who are failing - and reasons why don't matter

I've been in such situation before and I accepted that it was mine and only fault for being a bad person.
Or to the cmd key, which is IMO more ergonomic
You may benefit from speaking to a nutritional therapist. You might have a biofilm problem at specific points along your digestive tract but I would let them make that determination and come up with a personalised treatment plan. Nutritional therapy is about "eating yourself well" and you might be surprised how effective it is. Good luck!
I mean, we have a pretty decent understanding of the causes and mechanisms behind Crohn's and colitis. The problem is that "your immune system is going nuts" is a hard problem to solve once it gets started, and the human immune system loves to go nuts on a moment's notice.
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For systemd version >= 229, this does the same:

[Service]
AmbientCapabilities=CAP_NET_BIND_SERVICE
Here are my takeaways:

- The government will lie to you because it is not prepared.

- They will then spin on a dime with no consequences and all those who were towing the line will switch with them.

- Those who follow the government's direction will ostracize people in both cases and doesn't matter because they are "right".
It's an ambiguous rant, that's why it's getting down-voted. No specific message. No sources. No data. Just an empty lecture on "listen to your body!", but no substance to explain how, why, what to do etc.
Little over the top. Sometimes subtle is better/more entertaining.
> He literally squandered the last 10 years of his life working on absolutely nothing

Speak for yourself, the Oculus Quest is the coolest piece of sub-$500 tech in my home.
what we have today on switch is essentially memory card, before it was an interface to the bus. You could do anything. It doesn't even have to be performance oriented (or features like sound chips). One example is Boktai for GBA which had a light sensor on it so that actual daylight played into the gameplay, etc.

I know hardware homogeneity across platforms brought peace upon gamedevs who are stressed out as-is, but I think we lost something major along the way.
It's as though incentives in our market economies prioritize the wrong things. But we must not change anything because communism.
C# could have been like D back in 2001, yet it had to wait to go open source, away from the wings from WinDev politics, having to provide a replacement to C++/CLI capabilities in a cross-platform way, to finally expose the full CLR to C#, without us having to routinely manually generate MSIL or reach out to C++/CLI.

Singularity and Midori were hardly taken seriously in any form by WinDev.
It is true that obesity contributes to some types of cancers, but not all. For example, severe obesity is linked to a 7x higher risk for endometrial cancer.

But there's lots of data on cancer and obesity and out of the nearly 2M annual cancer cases in the US per year:

"about 37,670 new cancer cases in men (4.7%) and 74,690 new cancer cases in women (9.6%) were due to excess body weight (overweight, obesity, or severe obesity)"

So if "looking for fat people" was all you did, you'd miss nearly 95% of cancer cases.

Cancer.gov has more data on this page:

https://www.cancer.gov/about-cancer/causes-prevention/risk/o...
Because its a very large monolithic piece of code, which causes issues with trying to audit it / brings it code that might not be necessary / increases attack surface
Good memory; Wikipedia agrees with you: "[The Miller cycle] was adapted by Mazda for their KJ-ZEM V6, used in the Millenia sedan, and in their Eunos 800 sedan (Australia) luxury cars[1]

1: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Miller_cycle
It is, oil mist causes causes emphysema when you breathe it in. I have no tolerance for people operating rotary vane pumps without a coalescing filter.
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Revisiting unixkcd 14 years later
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Which of the FAANGs are you referring to specifically?
That was my point. The ceo dictates where the resources are allocated and what direction the company needs to go in. Elon especially hates to delegate, which makes it hard to keep doing new things if he’s not around. Add to it the fact that Elon literally took key Tesla and SpaceX engineering & staff to make Twitter work, definitely makes sure Tesla wasn’t continuing to innovate.
This was great! Fun little adventure :)
It depends on what you're trying to do - some of those tax breaks are because the land is taxed "as if it grew corn" normally, but if people choose to grow trees you want to tax it at a lower rate, because trees are a lower profit crop.

If you're trying to preserve actual forest, you want to do something more like the land trusts that have come into existence (which already exclude the land from taxes usually anyway).
If you ignore my capacity for error, I bet I'd put up a good score too. Hell, maybe Markov chains are smarter than LLMs by this definition.
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Having witnessed my mother fight and pass away from cancer rather recently, signs of cancer are definitely obvious in hindsight but they never strike anyone as such at that point in time.

Basically: "Yeah, looking back on it that was cancer wasn't it? God damnit..."
Likely because, similar the other thread about obesity, this article is referring to direct evidence of genetic changes rather than observation of ones differentials or symptoms.

Just a guess, I know very little about this subject.
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Historical notes on computer word and byte sizes. (2023)
I sincerely hope there's hope for it. Even so, such behavior towards an individual who brought nothing but joy to a common shared passion of many is beyond sad and evil.
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aye. the P in APT is for "Persistent". cuz that's what APTs are.

play the long game, low and slow.
Nice :D

The TXT ads: https://github.com/tedkim97/adcache/blob/main/src/adcache.rs...
I don't get it. Can someone ELI5?
I agree that there's a qualitative difference between a cuckoo clock and a programmable computer, but the difference between a computer and a calculator or a fixed program computer is much less clear and much more open to arbitrary proclamations of what we can call a computer, and what not.

Don't forget that modern computers include all sorts of special-purpose components, like ALUs etc. In the limit, a universal machine is the union of infinite non-universal machines, after all.
Is it acceptable to get mad at all suboptimal behaviors during that debacle, or only a subset of them? And if a subset: who decides, how do they decide, and who made the decision that this is the obligatory structure that we all must adopt without being asked for agreement?
"Everyone who disagrees with me is a Russian Bot"

Freedom of Speech means foreign propaganda should be as welcome as domestic propaganda. Tolerated by government, and taken no more seriously by the public than any other advertising (Red bull will not give you wings, for example).

I'm consistently contrarian and ornery about how much of the media is propaganda from whichever source. "They're bad because they're propaganda" from an outlet that assured us vaccines and lock-downs would work; Hunter's laptop was "Russian disinformation", That Snowden is a traitor and the Russians also stole an election from Hillary ... its the pot calling the kettle black.
This is one of those fairly obvious situations where you can simply go outside and observe a collapse of insect populations. You may be too young to remember not being able to drive without windshield washer fluid due to the large number of insects that would be on your windshield in a single drive from place to place. Consider leaving your basement.
Some podcast did an "update" on Freakonomics and according to them the majority of the difference could be explained by double custody/double claims and people not getting SSNs in time.
> Its physical properties are completely different.

Graphite and diamonds have completely different physical properties too, yet both are carbon.

They didn't think graphite was literally equivalent to lead. They thought it was another form of lead.
Fair assessment. Which email service provider do you use?
That's anonymous remailers. Jeez, autocorrect hates me.
The problem is you're treating these like signs of cancer when they aren't. People with mold in their house don't necessarily have cancer, people who get shingles don't necessarily have cancer, aching joints is less than useless as a measure for cancer. You're working backwards, now anything that's incorrect with someone is proof if they ever develop cancer while ignoring everyone who doesn't.
Why is federal jurisdiction required for this?

State-level regulation enables greater accountability to local constituents, empowering communities to shape labor policies directly.

States can enact labor laws more quickly in response to local labor market conditions, and state-level regulations can be tailored to address specific economic and social contexts.

States can experiment with new labor policies, fostering innovation in labor relations. Favorable labor laws in some states may attract businesses and workers, fostering healthy competition.

Proximity between policymakers, workers, and employers facilitates better understanding and responsiveness
> the iBook G4’s logic board and hard drive are essential hermetically sealed in the plastic case AND a second layer of metal.

The CPU's heatsink is attached via adhesive. That is not "a hermetic seal."
Using @georgeburdell suggestion below of: https://pubs.acs.org/doi/10.1021/nn202625c we need an extensive study of crap grown on crap. 2x2, deuce on deuce. Bull, horse, chicken, swine, goat, sheep, sewer trout. Patty, nugget, loaf, steamer, log, and gravy configurations also need to be explored. Possibly also naturally sourced, like swimming pools, and the River Thames.
Arch and Gentoo are fairly popular as hobbyist distributions but they’re far less common in professional use, especially for the servers running SSH which this attack targeted. That doesn’t mean what happened is in any way okay but if this hadn’t been noticed long enough to make it into RHEL or Debian/Ubuntu stable you would be hearing about it in notifications from your bank, healthcare providers, etc. A pre-auth RCE would mean anyone who doesn’t have a tightly-restricted network and robust flow logging would struggle to say that they hadn’t been affected.
The funny thing is they also got a page put up on the DARPA site.

Magnetohydrodynamic drive indeed.
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I know you're asking about developer tools - the main ones I use include:

* Webflow (in case the client needs something relatively unsophisticated)

* Django / HTMX / AlpineJS / Django Ninja (in case the client needs a full CRUD application with more powerful capabilities).

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I agree. I don’t follow the time zone of the country I live in as I work remote. Haven’t seen the sun in a while. Probably not healthy.
Ergonomically the position that Mac keyboards position the Command key (their Ctrl equivalent) I feel is better, which is to the immediate left of the spacebar.

With the Caps Lock position one has to use the pinky to hold it down and the index finger has to stretch more to reach Ctrl+V (unless some use their thumb to hit the V key?). While with Mac style placement you use a thumb for holding the key which naturally occupies the bottom-most row for spacebar, so less finger travel and stretching.
I do same, but with Wordpress and Elementor builder. It's good enough for most small scale clients on nano-size budget. But Squarespace is a solid tool too!
Drat. I would have liked one of those t-shirts.
Crohn's has very strong genetic links, so anyone blaming it on diet is very silly :P

I'm guessing your half-brothers and half-sister's kids have the HLA-B27 gene, which is the big one for autoinflammatory diseases.
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i don't think anyone is necessarily saying we need to get rid of caps lock--afterall, we still have scroll lock (side note: I often use the scrolllock button as a button to trigger screen recording. the light on my keyboard is a visual indicator of recording).

just that it doesn't need to be in such a promient position.

My capslock is actually escape, which is much more useful. The only thing I'd say is, esc is sometimes an overlooked button in software because it is so out of the way.
not just some DB hacker, dude is a principal engineer at microsoft.

but the point generally stands: how did a random user, even if a power-user, find this when auditing and processes didn't?
There is still a watch() mechanism that from a consumers point of view hide the originating event of an update. Otherwise if all you wanted was functions, just use functions.

When watch fires out of control, you need debugging tools to understand why your render() function is being invoked more often than it should.

This type of problem happens all the time in react and you need to trace upwards to find that 7 components up the chain someone accidentally included new Date() in the state that propagates down through props and re-renders everything.
What mostly failing to feed our baby taught me
Because the word HOME and the ~ symbol are on that top-right key.
You think you can protect them, but you can't. The best thing you can do is create an environment where they feel comfortable coming to you when they mess up.

Show genuine interest in their activities, and equip them to make their own decisions when using the internet.
The Home key on the ADM-3A is also the key where the tilde is. Interpreting "~" as "home" means that there is a mnemonic for "home" built right onto the keycap legend.
Still waiting for cloudflare to reach the “The Box”[1] phase.

[1]: https://silicon-valley.fandom.com/wiki/The_box
:) Is that not using teams?
Byuu tried to extort the owner of kiwifarms and "killed" himself when the owner refused. I encourage you to read Byuu's thread yourself instead of news articles that drastically misrepresent what happened.
Simply look more carefully at the key.
you can start with this free family dns, that blocks harmful content and enforce safe search:

https://cleanbrowsing.org/
In Greek, my maternal language, both are called "computers". A calculator is specifically a "κομπιουτεράκι", or small computer, whereas "computer" is "υπολογιστής", literally, "calculator".

In English also the two words' literal meanings are the same, and it's only modern usage that distinguishes them, as sibling comments argue.
So, legacy reasons, and no real productivity boost, like most people would likely believe.
Remove dependency on libjansson from GNU ld
I was going to install Mint on it but I am also using it with the Android subsystem installed so I can watch what my dog is going on my Wyze cam. It runs the Wyze app. A common theme to this PC is is I just haven't gotten around to looking into running the same thing on Linux.
duplicate of https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=39864107
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I doubt you could do this at the DNS level. Reddit probably loads static assets from `reddit.com`.

You could perhaps intercept the HTTP requests, but that would require decrypting SSL, so you'd have to MITM yourself if you wanted to do it at the network level.

You'd replace the DNS request for `reddit.com` to some device that intercepts the traffic. That device would redirect the HTTP request to `old.reddit.com` if applicable; static assets would be routed to `reddit.com`. I don't know how things like HSTS and certificate pinning fit into an idea like this.

Doing this at the device level is probably easiest. I've used Redirector [0] in the past and it works well.

[0]: https://github.com/einaregilsson/Redirector
The only secure method is whitelisting (domains and IPs). It's an absolute pain the assets, however.

I would go with good adblockers and a domain-tool like Pihole or similar. They usually have some decent block lists that will catch 90% of accidental attempts to visit bad places, and blocking ads cuts out 99% of the temptations there anyway.

Put the computer(s) in a public place in the house, make sure they have a decently sized screen so parents walking by can see what's going on.

Make sure the kids know they will never get in major trouble by telling you what is happening, and no trouble at all if someone (online) told them not to tell you - those are big red flags.
>”Workers weren’t required to live there. Rents were actually a little higher than in the surrounding villages, especially in the Panic of 1893, but there was a belief among the workers that you’d be favored if you lived there. Plus, it was a short walk to the factory.”

Sounds like the same arguments for return to office, and we can deduce the same outcome. It benefits one group. The executive.
Adding on to that, it might be difficult to differentiate between people from China vs Taiwan/Singapore/etc and since people are generally anonymous online, they can use any name they want
I’d believe space elevators could be around the corner if we had smaller analogues in production right now. Like a 2 mile tall building supported with miles of carbon nanotube wires.
Interesting. Seems like a pain to get running but I'll give it a shot. Thanks.
More like plugging an LLM in in place of Doom's enemy AI.
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Also, while I'm not a lawyer, and in general the bar is very high to criminally prosecute an employee for doing "a bad job," I wouldn't be surprised if there are major jurisdictions where intentionally backdooring your employer's code could land you in prison.
Ditto, except for myself: https://jakeseliger.com/2023/07/22/i-am-dying-of-squamous-ce...

One problem is: how often do those signs turn out to be cancer, versus something else?

There are now circulating tumor cancer DNA tests (ctDNA), though they're presently expensive: https://www.natera.com/oncology/signatera-advanced-cancer-de.... If they get cheap enough, they'd be interesting as part of, say, an annual blood panel. Mine were like $5k each, however, so that's not going to happen in the general population in the short term.

I was using the Signatera tests to try to determine whether I should start prophylactic chemotherapy after a total glossectomy. The answer turned out to be "yes," but three days before I began chemo, a CT scan ordered to ascertain whether I could use a jaw-stretcher device showed six to eight new tumors, less than two months after the surgery. So the direction was correct.
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I am currently in the process of setting something up for our seven-year-old. My project is to set up a squid forwarding proxy server and have the family computer in the living room utilize that proxy server as its Internet connection. As usual, I am making this whole enterprise harder on myself by configuring the squid server to be able to dynamically change which WAN connection it uses dependent on which port is accessed by the client computer on my local network. Port 3128 means WAN1 (Spectrum cable), port 3129 means WAN2 (AT&T fiber). Step after that will be setting up port 3130 means outgoing VPN interface. Currently slogging through ip tables, routes, and rules, which isn’t my wheelhouse. :-D

We have pi-hole too, primarily for blocking ads and call-homes.