jmercouris

I had a very similar experience in my school in the Chicago suburbs. I don’t know how it is elsewhere.

Could you please expand upon how it was like the 'discovery of fire'? There are many ways to interpret this, and I'm not certain I know what you are saying.

I don’t believe the question is actually answered! Just a list of heretical views and why they may be considered heretical. Fascinating article.

Or you could just use sshuttle with far less steps: https://github.com/sshuttle/sshuttle

I would like to add to this list: be clear in your writing. If there has to be a back and forth for your comments to be understood, you are not writing clearly enough!

I really don’t like these trends of telling people what to do. Your opinion is fine, but I find it rude to command someone to do something. “Delete this” just reeks of arrogance and faux dominance.

These are an interesting idea, in Chicago we have something similar on 90/94 there are more lanes on the different highway directions depending on the time of day. It’s actually really smart for increasing utilization.

I believe this trend has existed on different platforms for a long time. I remember in the 90s when it was trendy to have OCD or to be depressed. Part of being young seems to be finding a way to differentiate yourself and be special as is emphasized by our culture.

I see. I lived almost a decade in Berlin, and both in west and east. I cannot say enough good things about the trains. However I will not say they are always on time!

Unfortunately the question the title posits is never answered. Nonetheless it is a most interesting read. Seems to be a stiff deal for the theme park!

Their mission petered out because it was founded upon a null conclusion. There was no greater purpose to strive for.

Did you and I live in the same Berlin??? The S Bahn is literally always late.

I think glibc is right to not change the defaults out from under the feet of users. “ This is the worst possible way to do this. Consider libraries: what if a dependency is built with -D_TIME_BITS=64, and another dependency is built without, and they need to exchange struct timespec or similar with each other? ” - this argument makes no sense to me. If you need new features and new values update your flags rather than breaking any program that depends on your CLI API

Better to get correct advice from a therapist, than to begin in the wrong direction via something you don't yet understand. Have patience, and learn as much as you can from professionals. Explore all topics with them and validate your understanding. Don't count strictly on yourself. Good luck.

Let me ask the opposite question. Why did operating systems make any sounds? Is the rationale for them making sounds still valid? What information does it provide you that isn't otherwise obvious?

Security is more than just the software and hardware you are running. It also the strategies you employ, which you've hinted at. You can minimize your risk exposure by taking certain key steps:

1. hardware switches for microphones, cameras

2. restrict when and what you connect to on your devices

3. using air gapped devices when necessary

4. use different devices for different activities

the list of course goes on and on. it depends on what your security needs are. Security does not end with software and hardware mitigation, it only begins there.

Why did you mention which car you have? I don’t see the relevance.

No, it isn’t, I’m just saying what this piece is about

Sounds like survivorship bias and some sort of superiority over capitalism’s wastefulness hitpiece

What does this mean? Can you please rephrase?

We’ve had this feature in Nyxt for over a year :-)

https://nyxt.atlas.engineer/article/dbscan.org

It really does feel like a super power!

I see, thank you for the explanation.

Comparison with TimeWarrior? It seems to satisfy all of your constraints.

https://timewarrior.net/

This is an absolutely insane story. 124 votes in 20 minutes does /seem/ impossible for someone to pull off via manual input entry.

Actually we do not know that, the title is misleading.

You could learn Zig, or Rust, or Lisp. There are many :-)

Sure, here’s our personal example: https://github.com/atlas-engineer/nyxt

It exists in Lisp, even before C.

Realtors exist in Greece, I’m not sure where you got your information that they do not.

So unfortunate that some things move forward simply due to inertia. Eventually this inertia will be transferred as energy to other things, but it can be frustrating waiting for the ball to stop rolling!