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> Gentoo lets you do all of the tweaks mentioned here within the system package manager, so you still get security updates for your tweaked build.

Yes, Gentoo is great. I'm just saying that for me it was too much of a temptation.
How about a glass panel with the back painted white? You can write with any kind of marker on that, including permanent, and it will come off.
Nice, I'll try them out!

LTO is great, but I have my doubts about -O3 (vs the more conservative -O2).

UPDATE: bah, ALHP repos don't support the nvidia drivers. And I don't want to muck around with setting everything up again.

Another update: I moved to nvidia-open, so now I can try the suggested repos.
Me too, I was more emotionally stunted in my 20s still. I would say having kids and the experience of parenting finally gave me access to the full spectrum of emotions
There is a link to the blog post about how to enable disk encryption after installation.

The only issue with that is that the boot chain is not verified, and you are not protected against evil maid attack.
> A database would be controlled by a single entity.

There is literally no downside to that once you put all the trust on a single entity anyway.

> Also prediction markets don’t have anything to do with meme coins.

So what's the underlying asset that is the object of transaction if not memecoins?
> I’ve always wondered what MacOS 8 or 9 would feel like with 2x retina style rendering.

I'm not sure what that would even mean. Most of the UI was drawn from bitmaps - there isn't any higher resolution internal representation of e.g. a window border or a radio button.
I think recent events in the US make it quite clear that voters don't really consider the things that actually matter when electing a president.
I'm quite curious how they go about licensing the content, maybe they just pay the creators a cut of the subscription fees. Or is it really just scraping youtube in some form?

As for the search you mentioned, that might come into it for an older range, for my little ones they still can't read or spell yet, they just want to click on the thumbnail that looks the most engaging at any random time.
Copyright only exists to protect the rich. The lowlys don’t make patents, they don’t make money from their songs they put on Spotify, and they have to pay to watch movies.

There is a pile of economics literature dedicated to what would happen if copyright didn’t exist (anarcho-something-capitalism, if I remember).

For starters, industrial nations all raised when copyright wasn’t a thing, including China in 1980-2020.

You build wonders when you don’t need to track who owns every imaginary concept, idea, song that you can sing, bytes that are so easily copied from one disk to another, and in hindsight, our descendants might think it was totally strange that we used so much state resources, jurors, policemen, heaps of lawyers, to give a task to the state related to preventing people from reusing each other’s imaginary concepts.
If you believe in democracy and the will of the people, it seems more appropriate for voters to decide whether they want Arnold Schwarzenegger as president, instead of banning him over a technicality.
There's that subtle art of "make sure that him/her believes it was his/her idea to do it."

If you go up to someone and directly ask for something, or ask something of an audience in a group, and they feel "solicited" and put on-the-spot, it's one thing; if you can plant ideas and lead people to know what they should do, they'll simply take action when they realize that the time is right, rather than receiving that "Call To Action".
>Confirmed: Live metrics show #Turkey has restricted access to multiple social media platforms including X, YouTube, Instagram and TikTok; the incident comes as Istanbul mayor Ekrem Imamoglu and dozens of others are detained in events described by the opposition as a "coup"

https://x.com/netblocks/status/1902230361968427206

>Turkey detains Istanbul mayor Imamoglu in corruption probe

https://www.dw.com/en/turkey-detains-istanbul-mayor-imamoglu...
This is gentoo resurrected! Great memories building entire Linux from scratch on install ;)
Turkey orders detention of Istanbul's mayor, a key rival of President Erdogan
you can just use NVDIMMs which are generally 8, 16, or 32GB DIMM modules that have a enough flash and backup power to copy all data to the flash storage if power is lost on the host.

https://www.micron.com/content/dam/micron/global/public/prod...
An authoritarian can weaponize any law really
Fyi, we are trapped on a huge rock that just produces air and water with a lot of green everywhere haha
> A tool like this for the Fediverse / ActivityPub would be awesome.

Currently not ~~possible~~ that easy, sadly, because the Mastodon spec (which is basically what everyone uses) doesn't have the concept of backdated posts and, more importantly, even if you fudge your server to allow a date in your `Status` when posting[0], it'll still go "oh, this needs sending out to everyone"[1] as if it were a new post and let me tell you, the clients also do not know about backdated posts and things get confused real fast[2].

(I don't think it'd be a huge change to the spec to allow backdated statuses but getting consensus about how that actually works for, e.g., sending out, client handling, etc. would be a lot of work.)

[0] I did this on my Akkoma server to import 15 years of Twitter bot posts.

[1] Sadly my Elixir knowledge didn't extend far enough to be able to figure out how to prevent this for backdated posts.

[2] To the point where I and everyone else had to unsubscribe from the Fedi bot whilst it was doing the backimport.
This comes after Imamoglu's university diploma was annulled yesterday, preventing him from running for president: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=43404679
I’m not sure it’s considered a vacation if you didn’t plan on staying 34x the number of days you had originally planned, or have a choice to leave.

Especially when you’re separated from your family and other loved ones.
Might as well move to China. This is not useful.
Fo' shizzle, mah nizzle! Hackernewz rizz in da hizz-ouse!

https://knowyourmeme.com/memes/jive-filters

Snoop Dogg schools Martha Stewart on essential vocabulary, and then they peel potatoes: https://youtu.be/PiAvfcfIzac?si=isNSE7KTQoiHuyT6
> wild guess

Why would it be a wild guess? This is an online news organization with long experience.
A constitutional amendment to change presidential term limits is essentially impossible to get ratified.

The states run the elections, not the federal government, so any state that actually is faithful to the constitution will not put him on the ballot in 2028 (and will not count votes where he's written in), regardless of what he tries to do. Hopefully that's more than 270 electoral votes worth of states.
> easing pressure on Moscow as the Trump Administration pushes Russia to end its war in Ukraine

Eh, America's pushing Russia by giving Russia everything it wants?
Same with Cognito, to be honest. The vendor lock-in is so strong, the abstractions leak through every crevice, not even full AWS shops can tolerate it.

I truly believe this is why email-based logins have become quite popular. You delegate the security of the authentication to the client (whether they’re a B2B client or B2C doesn’t make much of a difference), you don’t need to have 2FA, password reset flows, etc.
Like Catholic schools in the US solved the “backwards” culture of the indigenous? — just force people to attend schools of your preferred ideology?
I second that. I discovered that IPA dissolves sharpie resin when doing DIY circuitboards via toner transfer. When you do toner transfer, you can use a Sharpie to fix up imperfections in the artwork before doing the etching. After the copper is etched, you remove the ink.

The first time I did that, I tried IPA first, and that took off the Sharpie touch ups, not doing anything to the laser printer toner.

Next up, acetone: swoosh, clean copper in one wipe.
> You can thank Apple for the Lightning connector and App Store too

The App Store was an absolute revolution for mobile app developers. It is hard to overstate how much of an improvement it was over the status quo. People are complaining about Apple taking a 30% cut; it used to be that the operators took a 70% cut. Not for hosting an app store, no, just for sending the reverse-billing SMS message with the install link. You had to host it yourself, there was no store so you had to advertise your app to make it discoverable. You had to arrange (and pay for) a shortcode and SMS provider for every single country you wanted to sell in. You had to write and host code to handle the incoming message on the shortcode and respond with a RB-SMS.

Next to that, the SDK’s were absolute dogshit, phone manufacturers didn’t give a shit about apps and the phones themselves were riddled with bugs (with the notable exception of SonyEricsson, their J2ME environment was excellent). Symbian was a PITA to develop for, BlackBerry was actively developer-hostile (unless you happened to be a Fortune-500 company). Samsung phones were an absolute disaster, every single phone model had a unique set of bugs you had to find workarounds for.

So in comes Apple, they charge only 30% and for that you get a nice SDK, an App Store that distributes your app, makes it discoverable and handles payments worldwide with zero extra effort. We were thrilled when they announced it, and rightfully so.

Google then followed suit with the Play Store, effectively matching what Apple was doing.

So yeah, Apple deserves some thanks for what they did with the App Store.
You say you're not changing the subject and then you go ahead and change the subject.

The number of casualties is consistent with the kind of war that's being waged. If Hamas hadn't used healthcare and educational facilities then those wouldn't be targeted.

The warrants are not related to genocide. They're about war crimes. They're also political and illegal (Israel isn't a member of the ICC and Palestine is not a country) but there you went and changed the subject again.

Israel can kill as many people it takes to secure its citizens. As long as it is targeting Hamas, which it is, there is no upper bound. It can legally target hospitals and schools that are used by Hamas. That is all legal and moral. The rest is up to the Palestinians and Hamas. If Hamas removes the need for Israel to keep fighting it by surrendering then this war will be over. If Hamas keeps threatening to kill Israelis then Israel will eliminate this threat just like any other country would.

A by the way is that this practice of using schools, hospitals, and mosques, e.g. isn't unique to Hamas, if you check this article: https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/cjw4egp7lwno

You'll see Hezbollah has also set up headquarters in schools in Syria.

Another subject again- Palestinians in/from the west bank are killing civilians and attacking Israelis. That is the root cause for what's going on there. Once they stop doing that we can make progress. The Israeli right is in power because Palestinian violence has convinced Israelis the only way that they can live in peace is to put a right wing government who will be extremely harsh with the Palestinians in power. This is the Palestinians own doing as a group. Sure, I sympathize at the individual level but as a group they decide to take a path of violence against a much stronger group and do their best to create a situation in which they are going to lose a lot.

Palestinians need to drop their violent struggle and the gullible people of the west need to stop supporting that. That is the only way they will get anything. We were on that path to some extent during the Oslo accords and the Palestinians literally blew this up, along with hundres of Israelis in busses and malls and restaurants.
Just sit right back and you'll hear a tale,
A tale of a fateful trip,
That started from this tropic port
Aboard a Boeing ship

Two astronauts went up that day,
They both were brave and true,
The Starliner delivered them,
To join ISS crew.

...for an eight day station tour.

The testing on the Starliner,
Was thoroughly performed.
Although it probably was safe,
The NASA team were warned.

So the Starliner came home to Earth,
Without its stalwart crew,
The astronauts would stay in space,
An extra month or two.

...an extra month or two.

So join us here each week my friend,
It's such a special place,
With two (not!) stranded astronauts,
Here in Gilligan's space!
Just think, only a few years ago people talked about government funding as the solution to the financial crisis in journalism. Imagine where we would be today!
Why is glibc malloc() not more performant? Are tcmalloc/mimalloc making tradeoffs that maintainers are unwilling to make in glibc?
Why do people repeat and believe this "goodwill" propaganda?

Countries don't behave out of goodwill, they do out of interests.

Same as now. This "decoupling" angle is a product of interests in the EU "deep state", which sees an apportubity to do a power grab. Note how suddenly the EU tries to insert itself in military matters... and people buy it hook, line, and sinker, too.
The other interesting things about axolots is they have what is called "neoteny" basically meaning the organism COULD proceed to adult form but never does - the natural axolotl is sort of a half-metamorphized creature for life, similar to a frog halfway through the tadpole->frog changes. You can induce the transformation with thyroid-type hormone stimulation (thyroid / TSH), which results in a salamander - essentially resurrecting this ancient morphology not seen in this world for a long time.
Then the regenerative capabilities (seen in other amphibians as well) you can think of that as, "child humans heal better, what if the human is a child for life" in simplistic terms. There are also tradeoffs the organism makes i.e. ability to reproduce at a younger age (reproduction evolutionary win), and notably, the histology and cellular structures are simplified and less complex than say mammals, thusly making body parts easier to regenerate.
It's also notable that amphibians have massive genomes, the axolotl being 10x the size of humans! - but with about the same number of genes, why? Well if mutations occur at random positions and you have ~10x more non-coding junk DNA, you've just lowered the frequency of mutations hitting coding genes, they are more likely to hit "safe" non-coding parts. All of this is important because if a mutation slips into the regenerated limb -> cancer, so we're de-risking mutations by having a massive genome
https://www.mdpi.com/2221-3759/9/1/2
The driver monitoring camera works well. It beeps loudly when it detects inattention ie eyes off the road.

And bear in mind, this is an ADAS level 2. It's not a totally hands off system. I have to be prepared to take control at all times due to various reasons eg. turn beyond its steering limit, roundabouts, traffic lights, constructions. Think of it as the better version of the car's line keeping assist.

I found that it lightens the cognitive load of driving, especially useful when driving longer distances.
I wouldn't consider the head a limb to be honest.
But as "any other part of its awe-inspiring form"?
Correct me if I'm wrong but I don't believe Dorsey was personally involved in any of this
Literally everything is in space, Morty! Get in the car!

My second favorite quote from the show.
In this case, negative energy often leads to civil unrest and other things in law enforcement's wheelhouse. The police were even called to Google's offices last year, you might remember. Pro-palestine clowns refused to leave the office. They were arrested and fired.

See how easily negative energy turns into trespass? Nothing wrong with cops planning ahead for the inevitable, based on historical data for that type of protest.
Is there some definite information about what kind of "e-paper" is used for those?
While I like reflective LCD more than backlit LCD/TFT a "real" e-paper (as in eInk) is far better readable in low light, so would be nice to know..
For e-paper feeling we still have the Watchy (with far less battery life and close to no available software admittedly)
What if I ask a stranger to take my photo, and it turns out he's Ansel Adams?

He's going to make some decisions about the framing etc, as one of the best photographers of all time.
> better person on one extreme, or convince you you are worthless that on the other extreme

Or to recast this positively, if humility is a virtue and arrogance/vainglory is deadly, then knowing and accepting that we are powerless/unworthy is perhaps the most important step on the journey to "being a better person".

The best leaders are the ones who've learned how to be servants and followers.
Well, crap. Inb4 their cheap and easily hackable bulbs I have integrated to my self-written automation things go to shit.

People who haven't forgotten what happened with Revolv remember.
Projects can be impossible with some environments, budgets, and teams.

Startup success rate is 1:22, and service companies survive 3+ years 6:1 against product companies... Thus, a hardware dependent launch has a 1:66 success rate over 3 years, and if people YOLO production it will go sideways for sure.

Best of luck =3
Same can be said for many countries, even highly developed ones such as the US or UK
People have really bad memories of Mini- and Micro-USB, or aren't old enough to have experienced that era. Those things were fragile. At that point in time, it made all the technical and business sense in the world to replace their existing proprietary connector with a new, improved proprietary connector. The MFi program was a thing before Lightning, it's still a thing today, and has nothing to do with the specific connector.
In addition to what you have taken away from the rest of the thread you must listen to Kanye west discography chronologically starting at the college dropout and ending at kids see ghosts. I know about his character now, ignore that.
Once someone proves they are bad faith, you can never listen to what they say again, you can only watch what they do. Everyone who has ever lived with a narcissist slowly comes to understand this through much pain. Words are just a tool for manipulation, but actions never lie.

That doesn't just apply to Trump. It applies to Schumer and Pelosi too.
This was usually due to lint clogging up the port on the device. You could easily remove it with a toothpick and then everything was back in working order. Took just a few seconds at most.
That sounds like a great visible improvement. Gnome is polished WM.

Does KDE/Plasma offer sthg. comparable?
I don't think so. I own the printed version and it starts discussing GPT in page 6 already.
Colonialism never died, just rebranded.

Progressivism started as a movement to empower technocrats to “better” society via social engineering — and as a continuation of US/EU colonialism. They invented the concept of “scientific racism”, forcibly sterilized undesirables, etc.

Now their followers destroy native culture, eg Japanese culture, promote a return to systemic racism, etc.

And make posts like this, where they argue that forcibly indoctrinating the youth with their ideology will enlighten society.
I use 99.9% ethanol for electronics cleaning (not very frequently) and it leaves a white residue on some PCBs (e.g. JLCPCB ones?), but not all. It also seems more aggressive if I accidentally get it on my skin. Doesn't smell as bad as IPA though!

I haven't heard that IPA is much worse than ethanol though, beyond what's stated on Wikipedia ("somewhat more toxic"; ethanol is obviously toxic as well). Should I be more concerned about using IPA?
> Kay Graham was special

Every major journalism boss until recently shared and stood up for the same values (except Murdoch): CBS, NBC, ABC, NYT, Wash Post, CNN, Gannett, your major local newspaper probably, ...

We need to stop thinking of it as special and go back to making it a norm. Then publications who do what the WP is doing will suffer consequences. People have become quickly accustomed to corruption.
NVIDIA releases AgentIQ – A library to connect any AI agent to any data source
>and had arguably some reason to miss payments?

How was the court meant to know that? keeping in mind that article was from 1990 and it was a lot harder to share information.

It sounds like the court was sympathetic and he was freed as soon as practicable:

>Sherrill called a family member, who contacted the chief district judge, Sol Cherry. Cherry called the jail and ordered Sherrill's release. He was freed about 7:30 p.m.
Other news sources are challenging Trump, and with far less resources than Bezos.
Oh brother, I hope there is a coup by the military.
(2024)

important because the title includes _new_
anecdotally, NFC payment is my #1 use for Apple Watch, by far. It's so much work to pull out a phone and unlock it! :)
It's not for nothing that Free Open Source Software projects enjoy the tongue-in-cheek term "Benevolent Dictator For Life". And Theo de Raadt is an earlier example of how to sow discord in an OS project, fork it, and remake the codebase [OpenBSD] for a distinctive market sector, while retaining that distasteful arrogance that drew the attention of the community.

https://www.openbsd.org/goals.html [Now with "politics-free" as a design goal!]
Personally i feel like the prompt itself should be copyrightable but not the resulting image, if you want to write a book go write a book.
"It has an impressive resume, being the most studied animal in the world, subject of more investigations than even the Drosophila melanogaster or common fruit fly that resides in thousands of laboratories around the world."

It would be great to have a source for this claim! Recent studies have estimated that between 10 million and 110 million (it's controversial!) lab mice are used per year in the US, representing 93–97% of all experimental animals.

https://www.science.org/content/article/how-many-mice-and-ra...
A disclaimer is that OP is CEO of another company in the same sector
> How about ignoring the Constitution and just running anyway?

What does that even mean? He can certainly mount a campaign, and the RNC delegates could even all pick him at the convention, but elections are run by the states, and they are under no obligation to violate the constitution by allowing his name on the ballot or counting write-in votes for him.

I wouldn't be surprised if some of the shittiest red states in the US would put him on anyway, but I sincerely hope it wouldn't be enough for him to win.

Even if somehow he did win a 2028 election, Congress has to certify the results, and, depending on the partisan makeup at the time of certification, that could be a non-starter.

And even if that doesn't stop him, even with the current composition of SCOTUS, I find it hard to believe they'd allow him to remain in office for a third term. Of course, courts can be ignored; then it's up to the military, and then we've truly lost.

There are so many ways pushing Trump as the 2028 candidate could blow up in their faces, I don't think even the GOP is stupid enough to allow that to happen, regardless of what Trump's base wants.

> I absolutely expect that there will formally be an election in 2028.

There isn't "an" election. There are 51 elections, run by each state and by DC. I think this is one of the few strengths of our electoral system when it comes to federal elections: making elections into a totalitarian sham means subversion on a difficult level. Blue states will never bow to that, red states don't have to (as they'll already vote red), and there's so much scrutiny on the swing states that it would be incredibly difficult to pull off.
It's already happening. At least in one agency I read about, they fired the people who respond to FOIA requests.
There are other websites than YouTube…
How are agents different from daemons? And are both essentially cybernetic feedback loops?