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You can avoid this by preventing any traffic to or from the device except from Frigate.

I'm Commander Sheppard, and this is my favorite store on the Citadel.

No, they're being murdered thousands of years later because of the long history of bad blood between the two groups. The religious documents are just a pretext.

Neither Hamas nor Israel's current right-wing government wants the kind of solution you're proposing.

Israel has both defended itself from literal invasions neighboring countries and violently seized ("colonized") land from people already living there. The two are not mutually incompatible.

Is that a lot?

It's closer to 2-3°C in the drawers at the bottom and 3-4°C at the shelves at the top. However, it's very consistent otherwise.

I can't tell you how long it runs for because the compressor is too quiet for me to hear, sorry. Maybe if I had an energy monitor on it. Sounds like a fun idea.

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I would love to read more about this. Should I be looking at RAM row/column addressing costs?

Yes, this is works really well even outside of JS.

> I doubt anyone's fridge is consistently at or below 4° without freezing things constantly.

My refrigerator is typically between 3-4°C, never had any problems with things freezing.

"holding it wrong" was exactly the right phrase given how that phrase was used with the iPhone antenna bridging problem. This is an Apple product failing.

It's not controversial, it's just not how the ecosystem works. There has never been an expectation that someone make a notification about impending crawling.

It might be nice if there were categories that well-behaved bots could follow, as noted above, but even then the problem exists for bots doing new things that don't fall into existing categories.

This joke only works in the right accent, where "idea" is prounced "idear".

Or, you can have two dogs!

My father can barely walk a block before he needs to sit and rest. Your plan would not work for him. A more walkable city would be great for me, someone who can walk well. Him? Nope.

Sorry -- "trap-loving"?

I've encountered _plenty_ of stubborn dogmatism at work. People get an idea about "the right way" to do something, and refused to consider alternatives.

Yes, like my thumb.

Wow, I would move my money elsewhere rather than comply with that.

I was fully expecting "inverse reluctance" to make an appearance somewhere in there.

Why do you think this author (a long-time senior Blaze maintainer) believes this? Do you think the Blaze team just not have the necessary expertise?

Why?

It makes a lot more sense if you view it as "we're really gonna stick it to Google" and not "we're going to make a more competitive marketplace".

If you think that you either weren't around or have just forgotten. Google was "do no evil" and seemed to actually mean it. They had a ton of goodwill.

What's wrong with "best practices"? I get the feeling the best practices you're complaining about are TPS reports, whereas I'm thinking more like "don't ship to prod on Fridays".

I had no interest in sailing or the Royal Navy before reading these books, but I sure do now.

I was very careful in my wording: someone who is required to register by law may choose to not do so.

Is AIPAC a foreign agent (are they required to register with the US government as such)?

"you need 5-6 people" is moving the goalposts. The root comment said nothing about minimum team size.