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elgfare
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My 9th grade English teacher read the Iliad to us, explaining words and phrases as he went along. It was an incredible experience. He also read Romeo and Juliet in the same way. I considered it a great gift to allow us to experience the tru
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A Beginner's Garden of Chess Openings (2002)
(dwheeler.com)
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Hopefully, firmware upgrade on embedded devices will get better and better, with things like IETF SUIT ( https://datatracker.ietf.org/wg/suit/about/ ) and MCUboot ( https://github.com/mcu-tools&#
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Treaty to ban nuclear weapons made official with 50th UN signatory
(theguardian.com)
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Somehow this reminds me of myelin sheaths, which IIUC are insulating barriers that increase the rate of transmission in neurons.
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The Enchiridion (135 CE)
(classics.mit.edu)
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I'm curious what sort of malicious code was distributed this way.
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Bias can be reflected in which stats are reported at all. There's also the framing of the numbers and the conclusions stated or implied.
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YouTube Regrets Reporter browser extension
(foundation.mozilla.org)
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But it makes it so much easier to - Statically check the code, since the static analysis tool knows for certain which value is the size and can check that you're using correctly. - Initialize the size correctly, since you don't ha
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I totally agree that C shepherds you into pointers. I also think C shepherds you into writing everything from scratch. Most of all I think it's a self-perpetuating cycle of "there's no system for X (e.g. sized arrays, packagi
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Police and platforms fail to prevent stalking of online personalities [video]
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> If an anarchist society was to come to existence wouldn't it be necessary beforethen for it to be largely accepted? I guess so. THAT's the the big IF in that case :-). > And also, there are currently existing societies whe
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Thanks. That feels like weird chain of causality. All the bad stuff only disappears when the systems protecting us from them are removed.
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I see. That's a big IF though if you ask me.
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> Anarchism would mandate worker ownership of production Legitimately curious: How do you mandate anything in an anarchy?
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How do you do that though? There would of course be no enforcable private property, but ownership would not disappear as a (albeit nebulous) concept.
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This was interesting, I learned something. The problem with anarchy is that everyone must be a good anarchist for it to work. Our current society is also dependent on most people being good anarchists, but it's also more resilient agai
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Git Guide: Zero to Rebase
(oyvn.github.io)
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67000 per year. They also said the price was historically higher.
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Empathic Accuracy
(psychology.iresearchnet.com)
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Frontrunners in the Covid-19 vaccine race
(arstechnica.com)
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Dora I
(en.wikipedia.org)
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It's a bit imprecisely worded, but the message isn't very controversial I would say. To get things done you can't be afraid of disagreeing with people. You can be a jerk about it or not. If you're a jerk you likely free
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A Girl Makes Music Without Irony or Ugliness
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Main IKEA retailer starts returning government aid received to cover wages
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"And I’d find myself again and again at that edge, tangent to reality, where the air is clear and the shadows are too deep." This is such an incredibly captivating description of depressive episodes. There is a stillness and creep
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I personally love discussions where I can throw out opinions, and get shot down without too much fuss when appropriate. I find that throwing opinions out helps discussion. This only works if people qualify their opinion, and there's an
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I get that. It's not exactly easy. But FWIW it seems quite stable, I'm not having to SSH in and restart services like i did when i tried a year ago. IMO snapcast, librespot, and hifiberry should all get fully integrated into raspb
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I think Bluetooth is just getting there now, so we will probably see more of this going forward. https://www.bluetooth.com/learn-about-bluetooth/bluetooth-te...
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