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The arcade industry also went through a couple waves of that, with one major shift to console-based hardware in the mid-90s and another to PC-based hardware in the mid-2000s. Namco made a PS3-based system board (System 357, notably the original platform for Tekken 6), but I'm not sure if anyone else did.
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i think i can hold out

wonder what format it's going to be encoded as at that time
So which countries are those? So I can lookup their health system structures.

In Canada, I can't privately pay a doctor for care - their hands are tied; dentists/dental-jaw aren't included - because dental isn't covered - somehow the teeth and jaw, and related tissues, aren't part of the body.

And you're making lots of assumptions - but no point in addressing those, but I'm curious what some of the pros and cons are? More specifically the cons; usually people haven't thought too deep to extrapolate to the consequences of either the pros or cons.

It's quite clear there's a large disconnect between people who likely had relatively simple health issues needing to be diagnosed and treated vs. others with more complex issues; of course the quality-competence of doctors you encounter is going to be the primary fundamental factors - which in part has to do with their training, their environment of if they are around other competent-knowledgable doctors - which then includes their education, how much they excel at memorization rather than critical thinking and observation skills.

I'm also curious if you ever played any rough sports or been in any serious collisions/accidents, or have you never really had any significant or complex injuries?
Incorporating time-varying seasonality in forecast models
You don’t just get a pass, especially not when you actively are promoting it as soon™ being able to drive you without any input whatsoever. Robotaxis and the like have been promised for years now, it’s not like Tesla isn’t actively claiming the technology is basically around the corner.

In short, saying it’s “Full Self Driving (Supervised)” is not really enough.
You have depression. See a psychotechnician.
I don't get ads in Windows 10 or 11 Pro. I don't think you need Enterprise. When I first install Windows, I turn off every single feature that you're presented with (advertising ID, the ink workspace/writing recognition, safe search suggestions in the browser, etc.) and I haven't had any ads pop up on me (or software installed that I didn't specifically install myself). I turn off Cortana and don't use it, I have the search set to only search my local machine and not use Bing. I really don't feel like I go out of my way to turn these "features" off, I can get a Windows machine running in under an hour, and then it's hours of updates. The original screen that asks you for advertising ID and everything I posted previously does come back with a major Windows update, but I just turn off everything again, and I'm back to no ads. I work in Windows and .NET development, but I still don't deal with any of these annoying issues.
Reminds me of my favorite quote from Living Documentation by Cyrille Martraire:

> Software development is all about knowledge and decision-making based on that knowledge, which in turn creates additional knowledge. The given problem, the decision that was made, the reason it was made that way, the facts that led to that decision, and the considered alternatives are all knowledge... each instruction typed in a programming language is a decision... Software design can last a long time. It can last long enough to forget about previous decisions made, as well as their contexts. It can last long enough for people to leave, taking with them their knowledge, and for new people to join, lacking knowledge. Knowledge is central to a design activity like software development. Most of the time this design activity is, for many good reasons, a team effort involving more than one person. Working together means making decisions together or making decisions based on someone else's knowledge. Something unique with software development is that the design involves not only people but also machines... Using a formal language like a programming language, we pass knowledge and decisions to a computer in a form it can understand. Having a computer understand source code is not the hard part... The hardest part is for other people to understand what has been done so that they can then do better and faster work. The greater the ambition, the more documentation becomes necessary to enable a cumulative process of knowledge management that scales beyond what fits in our heads. When our brains and memories are not enough, we need assistance from technologies such as writing, printing, and software to help remember and organize larger sets of knowledge.
Pingap – reverse proxy based on Pingora
A reverse proxy like nginx, built on pingora, simple and efficient.Filter location by host and path, Path rewrite with regexp, HTTP 1/2 end to end proxy, TOML base configuration, file or etcd storage, Hot reload or Graceful restart after the configuration is changed, Template for http access log, Admin Web UI configuration, Genrate TLS certificates from let's encrypt
Notification events: lets_encrypt, backend_status, diff_config, restart, etc., Http proxy plugins: cache, compression, static serve, limit, stats, mock, etc.
From what I’ve seen right now it depends on SES.

Fussellian middle class in a suburban school: will call your kid poor and bully them if they don’t have a recent phone by 6th grade (often much earlier)

Fussellian upper-middle in expensive private school: may not have a phone themselves until high school (handy for keeping in touch when at college-application-building extra curriculars), won’t make fun of kids whose parents don’t give them phone.
Got it, fair enough, then maybe fuchsia is just hiding well (or it could also be me not knowing things)
I'd recommend sync.com - end-to-end encrypted, cross-platform, and have one convenient feature called "vault" which is basically a partition that lives in the cloud only, that is it's not being sync'ed across the clients.

(i am not affiliated with them, just a happy customer)
In the zero interest era it could be. Much harder now.
Gasoline prices, the price of oil itself is not the biggest issue here.
What is important is that any reduction on the global demand for dollars and USD denominated treasury bonds can have a chilling effect on the ability of the US to maintain its gigantic trade deficits year over year as well as re-financing government debt.
Yeah, 70% of their entire announcement was around the privacy controls.
I assume this means “legally permissible in said country”?
We should be horrified and thank the many people who have blown the whistle about Sam Altman. He is dangerously greedy and has no principles.
This is probably true, but doesn’t stop kids developing addiction on their own. It might encourage them to get started, but once hooked the inputs/outputs are the same.
since i dont use that, no. I would however expect sms or email to work, maybe telegram, maybe signal. and if they cannot "inconvenience" themselves slightly for that, I dont quite think I need them
The experience of South Africa is a counterexample. It was a very large special economic zone. Now, it has cholera outbreaks.
They are laughing because someone got killed by Glitch. Fortunately I do have conversations with my kid.
Ah yes, that's what I meant. I didn't try dragging with the shortcuts panel, that works, thanks!
California's wage gap is the biggest in the US
when ffx released the very first thing they advertised was the inclusion of voices, second was real-time facial expressions

https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/91-wkX5SugL._SY679_.jpg
Strictly speaking, Phoenix does have access to more water.

Tuscon is on top of a mesa, and its biome is the upper Sonoran. It's not quite high desert. The aquifer in the mesa has long been drained and Tuscon has to pump water from the central canal uphill to the mesa.

But it isn't as if the Phoenix is really flushed with water. An accident of legacy water rights from Colorado via the canal makes water available, but that doesn't mean that water supply is local nor sustainable.

Further, those existing water rights are being challenged by Native interest -- water rights are recognized by the age of the claim as senior water rights. Arguably, native tribes have the most senior rights, but even those claims that have been acknowledged by the legal system has not been historically enforced.

Tuscon is also where the Arizona laws allowing greywater was pioneered, as well as curb cuts. It seems to me there is more interest in this kind of stuff in Tuscon than there are in Phoenix.

Here are Tuscon development that are neither lawns nor xeriscaping:

Brad Landcaster's neighborhood - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KcAMXm9zITg

University of Arizona - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HtabtkWMxBc
If we could run this locally (Win and Mac) it could reset the standard for accessibility.
Pixel built-in Google VPN is discriminating users by residency
I discovered that there is no parity in access to the Google One VPN vs the new built-in Pixel Google VPN. Owning a Pixel 7 Pro is not sufficient to use the built-in Google VPN if you are living in Cyprus (Pixel June Update). While I can still use the old app-based Google One VPN (which will stop operating in 1 week), the built-in VPN on the Pixel 7 Pro is unavailable simply because Cyprus is not a supported country for residency. It is only permitted for travelers visiting Cyprus.

For instance, a German resident traveling to Cyprus can use the integrated Pixel Google VPN on their Pixel 7. However, a Cyprus resident living in Cyprus with a Pixel 7 cannot use the built-in Google VPN. To me, this feels like discrimination based on your residency.

https://support.google.com/pixelphone/answer/2819573#zippy=%2Cwhere-the-vpn-is-available
Brexit also had a 10% shift in currency value as soon as the markets could react to the news.

I don't know how big a deal this news is on the markets, especially given everyone's already trying to shift to renewables. And it might have been predicted in advance, unlike Brexit where the markets expected Remain.
iOS parent controls handle this pretty ok. The time limits can be by application class (which can be customized) or individually. The controls are linked to their Apple ID, so the same permissions flow across devices: tablet, phone, watch (probably desktop too?). The child can request "more time" on an app and an alert pops up on the parents' devices (which can be obnoxious until some boundaries are set). The communication/contacts control strikes a reasonable balance too.

I think the cell enabled watch offers better mobile function than carrying around a full phone and its baggage of capability.
Im not sure about wsl, but for most data i would use my own nextcloud and syncthing.
The barrier to entry of making legit-looking scams has never been very high, to the point where I don't believe them being even easier to generate makes any difference
i dont think we have any examples of that working out. In a utopian world it would, but then again, in such a world, is it needed?

I think we need some much much stronger basic laws, like anti lying, anti fraud etc (but where crimes does NOT pay), and then POSSIBLY(not sure, havent thought that much about it) some form of mechanism to force companies to answer questions about their products/services/conduct
All it takes is one fateful string of recommended videos, access to Instagram (“everyone from school is on it!”) and things change in a heartbeat.
Have you ever been to the American West? It's nearly all suburban. You would literally have to raze what's there and start over if you wanted to be able to efficiently transport people with public transport.
Shoutouts to Metal Gear Solid 2, not much else left to say here.
What is "filler content"?

Because from how I understand it I'd argue there is no such thing as "filler content" in novels.
Ex director of the NSA, but to be fair it has been a whole four months since then. What are the chances he still has connections with the agency?
That's the point. People use guns to kill people the same way people can use AI to make bad things.

Either both are okay or both are wrong.
This article also completely skips over Phonewords, eg 1-800-Flowers

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Phoneword
Of course!
Not only is essential that the US starts tackling its debt, but also it needs to be aware that the massive trade debt days where the US imports the industrial output of the world in exchange for treasure YOUs will someday come to an end.

Re-shoring industry is essential for the US to keep itself as a major player in the future multi-polar world.
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Inflation in EU is like 2%?
I think it's the nature of Microsoft.

They've done things quick instead of well. This has served them well, and during the time microsoft has been around, most of the competitors that have reversed that equation have gone by the wayside.

I vaguely recall they were in the same boat decades ago with the win 3.x and win 9x - windows was a virus and bluescreen laden garbage heap. I'm not sure what OS they started really cleaning up and validating the API calls. I think windows 2000 was a major step away from shared memory space to cure some of it.
That's indeed a tricky one. Even tho I work with PWAs I could see myself being misled by this with a github credential. Good remind to only connect third party services with access tokens.
Definitely zero.
How much heat to jets generate?
Because you're 12 or whatever and do have a phone and so-and-so just texted that everyone (omg, right) is actually going to be down by the river instead, are you coming?

Of course you are, but tanseydavid thinks he's meeting you in town and doesn't have a phone...
I don't know what "looks good" means. Every major tech company has had multiple bad things happen that would look very bad to people on message board.
Oh hey, I remember this, signed up to beta test a year or so ago and 6 months later got an email that said I was rejected for being outside of California. I think at the time I found it weird that it took them 6 months.
AFAIK this is incorrect. There exist modulation schemes where the received signal power is evident. For Wifi the signal is usually > 10-100x the noise floor and it is modulated with phase-shift keying. So there is no technical problem with seeing a noise floor, then receiving a much larger signal with constant envelope and calculating an SNR.

ETA: Just to sharpen the point, this is clearest when considering digital noise and error correction. It is easier for error correction codes to indicate a corrupted message than it is to provide the correct message.
Nicholas Russo Has Died
Principle Architect at Cisco and all around great person Nicholas Russo has suddenly passed away at at the age of 38
It's an interesting effort, but the supposed issue addressed in the paper is not that aluminum does not fully burn up during reentry. It generally does, just like wood. It's that, when it does so, it releases alumina.

Maybe this is better because the vaporized wood would. not release any alumina. But you'd then have to look at the impact of wood's combustion products when introduced directly to the upper atmosphere. I'm not sure anyone has seriously studied that question.
I’m not totally certain about your argument for the specific amount of overhead (if the receiver/sender are on mobile networks, maybe something happens to the packet headers for the first/last legs before the real internet). But doesn’t the OP already give an example where the low bit-rate codec is good: if you can compress things more then you have more of an opportunity to add forward error correction, which greatly improves the quality of calls on lossy connections. I wonder if smaller packets are less likely to be lost, and if there are important cases where multiple streams may be sent like group-calls.
The linked PDF source does not back up the article or title. Page 19-20, Who deleted the comment – Deletion or Moderation?:

> It is essential to emphasize that identifying
the actor responsible for deleting a comment
is not feasible. [...] Therefore, this report treats the
three reasons for comment disappearance as
a single phenomenon.

Or in other words, it counts all removals, and we know that moderation always removes based on more criteria than just legality, regardless of what those laws are.
Another factor is how long ago we’re talking, too. 2024 is quite a bit different vs., for example, 10 years ago.
Lots of extensions are written like that.
Musk cries over losing this customer with $56 billion.
That's great advice! How would you get into good consulting gigs?

Is it networking again or some other approach?
Yeah it still needs a malicious person to run the attack of course, but it's a different attack vector. Phishing consists of making the user believe they are in a different website than they are at.

Most of the time, that requires a convincingly-looking URL to redirect from website A to the phishing page. (e.g. micr0softlogin.com)

This attack doesn't require that, it all stays in the website A which they user may find legitimate. (or it could be a legitimate one that has been compromised)

Another aspect of this is that PWAs have a helpful anti-phishing feature which actually displays a URL bar when you navigate to a different domain. Which is entirely twisted by this because by staying in website A that's exactly when the URL bar will be hidden, letting the attacker to place a fake one there.

But agreed that there are only imperfect solutions to this sort of thing.
Consoles haven't been sold at a loss for a long time. They're not the Gillette model at all, though a lot of people still think they are.

So, no -- it is never better to reduce early sales. You want to sell as many units as possible, as many games as possible, as many accessories as possible, as soon as possible.

(Also, as the same console does becomes cheaper to manufacture over the years, the price tends to go down as well.)
I think you unlocked some core memories for me.

When I was a kid I moved from a rich suburban New England town to one that was considerably more working class. When I lived in the rich town, no one talked about how much money the other kids' parents had, I guess because everybody was rich. When I lived in the working class town, everybody knew who the rich kid was and who the poor kids were, and where you shopped could get you admired or bullied. Wearing clothes from K-mart was a fast track to becoming a pariah.
And I say this as a person who's phone says "Today: 0 minutes" and "Daily average screen time: 20 m" (almost all 2FA and maps)
Anecdotally, i've received more offers in the last ~5 years with extended window. I think it's just natural evolution due to increased competition for talent with high-paying public companies. Here's an incomplete list btw[0]. There are usually some strings attached - e.g additional cliff to qualify (like 2-3 years with the company) and you need to sign a separation agreement when leaving, etc

> That's a huge number though, I'd never gamble that much either.

I've been offered early exercise of 25k options with a $2 strike price. Series B startup. So yeah...

[0] - https://github.com/holman/extended-exercise-windows
You forgot selling the 2016 US elections to Putin for 100k[0]

Good luck undoing that releasing codecs haha

[0] https://time.com/4930532/facebook-russian-accounts-2016-elec...
If your goal is to have a basic ecosystem. If you want a thriving metropolis, something a lot of the Middle East is aiming for, it’s a no brainer.
I guess my point is that the USD has many other reasons for being the world currency, (firstly the lack of alternatives) and the money that was spent on Saudi Oil and would partly come back due to the petrodollar now stays in the US on US oil so its not like the US has lost any value.
Maybe my previous comment wasn't clear enough, since I agree with you. I think both versions make sense in their own context:

In the short story she sees all of her life "simultaneously" but it all still works with our typical notions of causality. The future can't influence the past, and so she can't use knowledge of the future in the present.

In the movie, she gets glimpses of the future which she then uses in the present. She learns the Chinese general's phone number from a memory of the future and then calls him. In the movie it wouldn't have made sense for her to see her daughter die in an accident and then not act on that information at all, so they changed it to an illness which she couldn't prevent even with foreknowledge.
Soooo you just don't think that phones (with social media apps) are addictive and harmful for kids? The research on this is pretty clear.
Hmm. I agree it's best to run away as far as possible from these people, but what if they hurt you and you seek revenge?
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Paul_Nakasone

He was the director of the NSA AND head of United States Cyber Command from 2018 until his retirement in Feb 2024 - so very recent!
the most mysterious and expensive album of all time was announced by the Wu-Tang Clan as a protest against the devaluation of creativity in the age of the internet

In regards to a top-earning artist with a secure position, "devaluation" here sounds a lot like "demonetization".

So was WTC protesting how the internet negatively impacted gatekeeping and artist anointing - and how the internet allows more small artists to get a foothold?
in other parts of the world there are dedicated bike trails in nature where there is no danger from cars
I had to check, but you're not wrong - only 47% of total are controlled re-entries. (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Spacecraft_cemetery#cite_note-...)

I thought I recently read about a law requiring a de-orbit plan for anything launched. I would assume if most of the mass doesn't burn up (Starlinks mostly burn up), it would require them to hit the South Pacific patch or similar.
I wish I could upvote this 100 times.
Alphabet (and the other tech giants) need to be broken up into smol pieces.
Teens don't plan things this way. It's more like, a few are together somewhere, someone is coming late, and the group is a moving target.
I mean I suppose you could have said something like "property rights are human rights" but then you'll just get the follow-up question "what is more important, the human rights that are property rights, or all other human rights?"

That said, even if you take as a given that property rights enable those other rights (certainly a contentious claim), it still seems like you're missing the point of the question. If you value the right of a person not to be murdered, more than you value the right of a person to own a factory and to pay people to work in it, you should just say so.
Other things specifically being pretty much everything around you. Clothes, packaging, the case on your phone, etc.
We went the cell enabled watch route and it’s not there yet.

Calling and location often don’t work, even though there is perfect mobile signal. Updates must be managed from a phone, so you need one anyway. Maps are not easy to use, you can’t do simple stuff like a google search or look up train times.