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I feel like this is the dot.com bubble all over, but instead it's AI and WFH.

My friend had an issue with a laptop that did not resolve until the battery was fully drained.

This one? https://news.ycombinator.com/user?id=todsacerdoti

I think this one user is automated: https://news.ycombinator.com/user?id=todsacerdoti

I, too, can confirm all this. Way back in the day, I hosted a largish forum and moderated it. It grew to be a pain to moderate, and it became costly to run as well, in short, it was no longer fun like it was initially, and I walked away from it.

Works fine in FF on Fedora.

I spent about 2 hours on this so far today. I have yet to dig in. This will be a major time investment.

Curious as to what was the Dropbox comment? Can you please share or link? Thanks!

Not me. I funded them initially on Kickstarter for $35. I won’t fund anymore, I’m only in it for the single player Squadron 42 game.

I also enjoyed endless space in addition to the two you mentioned.

All the vulnerabilities will be published here: https://patchstack.com/database/

You might want to join the https://www.mailop.org/ list and ask.

Most services are down.

I had a toothache, and I went to my dentis, but they could not find anything during the exam or x-ray; they did not have access to a 3D x-ray/scan, so they referred me to an endodontist who did. However, when I got to the endodontist's office, they only wanted to perform a scan while doing a root canal; I told them I didn't want a root canal and I only wanted a 3D scan. I was told I had to do a root canal, which I refused, and so they declined to perform a scan. A few hours later, my tooth pain subsided. That was over two years ago.

I do the same but with Kagi.

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Three papers analyzed 1200+ US Return to Office policies, all presented at the Stanford conference this week. Summary findings:

A) RTOs have no impact on future profits or stock returns B) RTOs are more likely after poor historic profits and stock returns C) RTOs are more likely in companies with older, male CEOs D) RTOs are more likely for companies in large cities with cheap office space E) RTOs lead to the exit of employees, particularly more tenured employees F) RTOs lead to reductions in employee sentiment (e.g. on Glassdoor)

Collectively, they appear to be some mix of: 1) Driven by CEO personal views - CEO age and gender matter a lot 2) Policies to reverse/bury bad news - they happen after results turn bad 3) Headcount reductions/delayering - employees quit, particularly managers

The IRS says American hostages who had been held in Russia for years still have to pay the full penalties under the law for failure to file their taxes while they were trapped abroad.

I, too, found hardcore history a bit unstructured. If you like history, take a look at https://fallofcivilizationspodcast.com/.

Ugh! I manage a large number of sites on WPE for clients, and keeping them updated and secure via manual method is going to be a pain. I might as well spin up my servers and migrate away instead of waiting for things to settle.

Remember that running any internet-facing servers could violate your terms of service unless you have a business-class connection.

Check out https://www.webhostingtalk.com, specifically the colocation hosting offers at https://www.webhostingtalk.com/forumdisplay.php?f=131

More on this via https://www.proofpoint.com/uk/blog/threat-insight/clipboard-...

Cisco said its 2024 financial year was its "second strongest year on record," and its top executives earned tens of millions of dollars in compensation.

I think I paid $5-10 for this as a one-time fee in December 2010. It was one of the best purchases ever. However, by mid-2022, I noticed issues, downtime, weird errors, etc., so I exported and moved on to raindrop.io after emailing support@pinboard.in and not hearing back.

When life imitates art, and art imitates life.

This has worked for me in the past, but it's not something anyone should do in production. ;)

Then again, Disabling SELinux is necessary. For example, cPanel requires disabling SELinux on CentOS, AlmaLinux OS, CloudLinux, and Rocky Linux. AppArmor is fine on Ubuntu (https://docs.cpanel.net/installation-guide/system-requiremen...).

More @ https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=41391260

More @ https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=41381827

I wonder how this compares to other big cities. For example, does Chicago have the same 48% of people failing to pay for the bus?