JaimeThompson

Just my luck. I get stuck with a race that speaks only in macros.

Absent things that are pure math isn't everything Humanity "knows" basically a series of, while highly supported by evidence in a lot of cases, just assumptions about the way things really work?

Some are bothered by his positions that explicitly want to roll back rights for people while others are bothered by his current "government aid is bad" position given how much such aid he has received.

I'm guessing if he actually lived the beliefs he said he used to have more people with support him.

Check out the Orion series of Sigint birds[1]

" The satellites have estimated mass close to 5,200 kg and very large (estimated 100 m diameter) radio reflecting dishes."

[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Orion_(satellite)

Rosa Parks and those who got arrested simply for their skin color aren't victims?

Leadership should resign or take drastic pay cuts if they are unable to execute the jobs they are paid so much to do.

Holding them accountable for their failures isn't too much of an ask.

I'm guessing that few, if any, of the leadership will lose their jobs in this event. It's also very likely the current leadership will receive additional compensation to keep themselves in their current position since they are so knowledgeable and skilled.

Here are some links about food insecurity.

https://www.ers.usda.gov/topics/food-nutrition-assistance/fo...

https://www.npr.org/sections/health-shots/2023/10/26/1208760...

>just says that you want people to carry on doing that work

Or that we don't want them to starve. We are talking about the US where their isn't really an effective solution to help people without jobs.

Maybe it enabled modern MBA mode for that question ;)

I would expect that someone discussing this topic would be familiar with the various things Adam Smith and others have said about collusion to increase prices and related topics.

Adam Smith would disagree.

Then why are rents going up drastically all over texas, even in small towns where damn near anything can be built?

Some inexpensive phones don't include it due to cost reasons, it could also be bad software or a defective magnetometer in the unit.

The phone may be using GPS for headings instead of an actual compass causing it to act that way.

Do you have Aphantasia?

Less than 10 years ago Dubai arrested a British woman for reporting a rape, that is rather oppressive.

It would be nice if I didn't have to subsidize Youtube Music to get no ads.

>This is the basis for almost all that is good in our society.

You have a rather interesting definition of good that doesn't include helping others for reasons other than profit and a great many other things that keeps society a society.

I believe the 2nd definition fits this use case.

From dict.org

2. Injury done to that which is entitled to respect, reverence, or observance; profanation; infringement; unjust force; outrage; assault. [1913 Webster]

Once again demonstrating the difference between leadership and management.

We don't really know what the future might find interesting so saving as much as possible seems like a good thing to do.

I light bright led keyboards that don't need batteries ;)

I found this [1]

"We recently landed support for directfs feature in runsc. This is a filesystem optimization feature. It enables the sandbox to access the container filesystem directly (without having to go through the gofer). This should improve performance for filesystem heavy workloads.

You can enable this feature by adding `--directfs` flag to the runtime configuration. The runtime configuration is in `/etc/docker/daemon.json` if you are using Docker. This feature is also supported properly on k8s.

We are looking for early adopters of this feature. You can file bugs or send feedback using this link. We look forward to hearing from you!

NOTE: This is completely orthogonal to the "Root Filesystem Overlay Feature" introduced earlier. You can stack these optimizations together for max performance."

[1] https://groups.google.com/g/gvisor-users/c/v-ODHzCrIjE/m/pqI...

>If the parents actually get more productive they can afford paying

That assumes that the gains in productivity are passed unto the parents in the form of increased income, do you have any data that shows this to be the case?

Judging by the rather "interesting" state of Ubiquiti's software as of late perhaps they are having great trouble hiring people.

>Linux requiring you to compile drivers for pretty much any device yourself

It's not much better on modern Fedora. The drivers do come precompiled but you have to reboot sometimes twice per week to install updates.

In the event of a Tsunami I would expect them to post a great many times per hour.

Much the same level of reasoning has been used as a justification to remove anonymity from the Internet.

The rich are those who can get high level politicians on the phone quickly to discuss their issues while the non-rich are those who can't do that.