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Don't worry, at the rate the US is squandering it's political, cultural and economic capitol, the rest of the world won't need to care what the US thinks in a few months.

It's addressed in a foot note:

>At the time of our review, approximately 44,000 of the 18.9 million number holders were receiving SSA payments.

It was mentioned earlier in the article there are 531 million SSN in the system total.

Doubt it... You'd be a fool to think you'd actually get the money

What is clear is that Ratcliff wants the lab leak theory to be true

The warning box just raises more questions for me... How did they know it had LLM generated text? Did they remove the LLM generated text? If yes, why is the box still there?

I'm pretty sure 3) is Meta's strategy currently

Looks like most links are about antivirus software or Firefox. So it does seem to be working; people are getting pointed to the buggy application code actually causing their problem and not the SQLite project itself

I've been impressed with this on LineageOS

Dissapointing but not surprising

You should write a letter to Tim Apple.

There is a modern implementation if you feel like checking it out firsthand

https://jmvdveer.home.xs4all.nl/en.algol-68-genie.html

That is definately one of the names of all time.

The bullshit agenda.

Republicans seem to really want a king

I'm pretty sure this product is in the "gray market" at best. Selling 4-aco-dmt for human consumption would seem to violate the Analogue Act and thus be felony in USA. I'm sure there are plenty of noncriminal violations regarding supplement labeling there too

Thank you! I'm always felt similar about the OSI model, can't it just die already?

Also, aside from LDAP and x509 I think SNMP came from OSI too

This is why I won't get a phone that isn't supported by LineageOS

I would get something off the hardware compatibility list for Asteroid OS (Linux for smart watches).

https://asteroidos.org/

Tcl and SGML

Does this mean that old x86 CPUs without AVX won't be able to run JVM anymore?

>Inserted 'taunts' in the code, including references to "grok"

This line gave me a chuckle

I can't tell if this is supposed to be a joke, or they are really trying to be the XSLT of the 2020's. At any rate, they should add jq path expressions or similar

I wonder if anyone has sued for damages resulting from frivolous DMCA takedown requests? Seems like there should be some consequences for filing these in bad faith

What planet are these reviewers from?

I'm not sure I understand the situation based off the linked post. I get the part that Meta won't let her create a duplicate, but what happened to her original account? Was her original account banned, or did she just lose her password or something?

I'll believe it when I see it. I'd like to see it happen though

It's still around

https://sourceforge.net/projects/naviserver/files/naviserver...

Latest release is last month

These are hilarious. I especially enjoyed 'astral projection'

100GB per cluster in the free version? May as well just run SQLite on a single server for a dataset that size

I like that the article actually used the word "embiggen" in context. Looks like it's officially cromulent now.

Supermicro has always been a solid choice in my opinion