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by foundart 2y ago
It’s common enough that there are women-only cars on the subway in Tokyo.
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by foundart 2y ago
The order does not seem to apply only to users in the U.K. From the article, discussing the idea of Apple stopping offering encryption in the U.K. “Yet that concession would not fulfill the U.K. demand for backdoor access to the service in
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by foundart 2y ago
Because there’s always someone willing to lose money by offering a free product without the undesirable stuff in the hope that they can acquire customers to mine for cash later
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by foundart 2y ago
Seems cool. Unfortunately, I'm unwilling to type my name into a random website, especially one that, as far as I can tell, has no privacy policy linked from the home page.
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by foundart 2y ago
I first heard of Nix a few years ago from someone who fell firmly into the camp of "the tools are the interesting part." Despite my reservations, perhaps because I didn't want my opinion of the person to lead me away from som
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by foundart 2y ago
https://archive.ph/xIiKa
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by foundart 2y ago
Yes! In the time it would take to organize a question in a form that won’t be downvoted/closed on StackOverflow you can ask a whole series of LLM questions and learn quite a bit.
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by foundart 2y ago
Courts in the relevant jurisdictions don't work on "no one really disputes." It would have to be _proven_ in a court, which involves evidence and testimony, and if the whistleblower was in a good position to provide credible
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by foundart 2y ago
The article is speculating about the future based on current trends, so of course there is not yet a digital passport. The current experiments seem to be fractured across governments and I would be very surprised to see a centralized system
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by foundart 2y ago
I am not that familiar with them, and they may not allow blogging in minutes, but I believe systems like Drupal, TYPO3, and Joomla are in the ballpark of providing platforms as flexible as Wordpress. I'd be very happy to hear from folk
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by foundart 2y ago
I wonder how paperless passports would work for folks with multiple passports.
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by foundart 2y ago
Well there's an idea for a sci-fi disaster book: "Rustpocalypse" (if too much of that iron were to be oxidized.)
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by foundart 2y ago
https://archive.is/2LLoC archive of the whole article
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by foundart 2y ago
The short article is definitely worth a read, as is the Netflix post it links to
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by foundart 2y ago
Having the user guides be notebooks is a very interesting idea and the step from there to e2e test as the author describes seems like a very logical one.
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by foundart 2y ago
When I was a subscriber (about 7 years ago) it seemed the news was left-leaning and the opinion section was heavily right-leaning.
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by foundart 2y ago
This is an opinion piece. Its main claim is that the ACA requires denial rates to be available to consumers but they aren't. Additionally, it reports that denial rates have increased 10x in 10 years, based on the following chain: - &qu
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by foundart 2y ago
Thanks for the tips. I do have a question about one thing you said: > I know better about what's preventative and what's not than them. How is that? From your profile I don't see any medical training.
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by foundart 2y ago
Related: https://www.theringer.com/2024/12/03/tech/headlight-brightne...
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by foundart 2y ago
Great opening line! > It's fun to play with data[citation needed]
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by foundart 2y ago
The Lulu download page says "Apple also broke many aspects of networking in macOS 15 (Sequoia). Until Apple releases a fix, the solution for now appears to be to disable the macOS firewall." Presumably doing that would likely also
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by foundart 2y ago
https://archive.is/Sdn3m
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by foundart 2y ago
TIL of Postgres’ pg_logical_emit_message function. Very useful.
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by foundart 2y ago
https://archive.is/S0kRn
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by foundart 2y ago
The story is based on this report: https://www.theguyfoundation.org/space-health/ > The report’s principal conclusion is that humans venturing into space may face more serious health hazards than previously thought.
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by foundart 2y ago
I bet Linus Van Pelt knows. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Great_Pumpkin
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by foundart 2y ago
The impact would appear to be low for Apple and good for Masimo. Only $250 in damages awarded. More importantly, as the article says: > Masimo touts the jury’s ruling as a victory as Apple failed to win an injunction. “Apple primarily so
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by foundart 2y ago
> Ethanol mandates are a marvelous candidate for deregulation--but they are caught in the middle of such a withering cross fire of special-interest groups that nobody in the White House wants to touch the issue with a 10-foot pole https
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by foundart 2y ago
https://archive.is/s0r0m
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by foundart 2y ago
> Wiest and his research team found that when they gave rats a drug that binds to microtubules, it took the rats significantly longer to fall unconscious under an anesthetic gas. This seems to be confounding wakefulness and consciousness

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