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Regarding development, there hasn’t been much at all outside of SSRIs/SNRIs. The third chapter in the below video on bipolar disorder and ketamine addresses this.

https://youtu.be/PkwQBGGsj2c

And here's Marckworth State Forest today.

https://ibb.co/gFNNhC4

You _must_ spend some time here. While I'm partial due to being born here, there is so much beauty in nature in any direction you choose to travel on the west side of the Cascades! You could spend years here and not see everything. I'm starting to explore more and more on my own and it is just a wonderland everywhere I go.

Since you asked, here is a photo from near the end of my hike, looking NE or E to the Cascades.

https://ibb.co/8Nh29nn

NGST started in 1996! I was a 6th grader, at that time! I was fortunate to wake up at 2AM PT so I got to watch the entire webcast. I’m so happy it made it up and they unfurled the solar panel early — I wonder if that was a way to say goodbye while on camera.

No blog; that’s not a bad idea, though. I just post pictures/videos on Instagram like every other good Millennial ;)

Hiking is a way to clear my head. I had an 18 year relationship end not long ago — in 3 & 4th grade I had a teacher who would take us hiking on unofficial field trips. I realized I missed it and the connection with nature plus the isolation one can achieve given you avoid the popular hikes.

My hikes are up at Moss Lake to the end of the allowable NE North Fork Road as well as Marckworth State Forest. It’ll likely snow up here given our elevation but cold doesn’t bother me too much.

This Christmas is significantly different for me. Normally it would be filled with friends and family, but not this year.

I succeeded in hiking >10 miles yesterday and today, legs willing, I'll be at least spending part of the day in the PacNW forests to keep the depression at bay.

<3

JWST was my Christmas present. I'm happy to see we've got final separation and the last view of the telescope. If anything, it's the best thing I could ask for today.

Audio quality on Zoom is downright worse with a hallow, distant sound -- Zoom is/was using the same codec as Skype (Silk) which Teams replaced earlier this year (Satin) which is much more robust and capable.

The rust gives me the Russian submarine fleet vibes, which is unfortunate.

I wonder how those forms of sleep deprivation compares to those with mania or hypomania (i.e., bipolar I/Ii) and the amount of sleep they get in those cycles (none to 1-3 hours).

SSRIs can induce undiagnosed Bipolar or SSRI-induced Bipolar disorder; in certain cases with rapid cycle.

It’s not fun.

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Of possible interest:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ijst4g5KFN0

This is a presentation to students by an MIT professor that goes over exactly what happened, the sequence of events, mistakes made, and so on.

Most Docs have public repos on GitHub, so you can see the PRs if the docs change.

For Windows, it's faster than accessing the file system (thanks to file system filter drivers).

NTFS has never had a limit of other than 32K. MAX_PATH limited 260 characters for the Win32 API (among others). It has always been possible to bypass the 260 character limit, though obviously most applications wouldn't work with a file that exceeded the system-defined MAX_PATH value.

Office does its own thing and doesn't leverage MAX_PATH. No idea why.

That'll be due to the file system filter driver[s] (i.e. antivirus). This should impact most/all file systems where the file system filter driver supports said file system.

Disable/remove the file system filter drivers and the performance issues largely disappear.

I'd love to use a built-in service, but I need a service that has a web UI + Windows support + sharing support for family.

KeyVault is ideal when combined with Managed Identities. I would not leverage any service that required a connection string to access a secret.

If you don’t like the store policies, you may be able to find an accommodating store.

Can’t do that with the app stores, hence your analogy falls apart due to the lack of available competition.

Correct, though we do use Azure B2C with 3rd parties, as well.

We replaced Okta with Azure AD. AAD had better OIDC and SCIM support along with being _significantly_ less expensive -- plus we had to use it anyways due to M365/Azure, so Okta offered no value.

Without adding "Replit" to my search term, I couldn't find your product on the first three page of Bing or Google in a private mode browser.

But if you have good in-roads with the edu space, this seems like less of an issue.

This is going to be confused with Microsoft Teams for Education. It will also be hard to search for, again given Microsoft Teams.

I'd be curious to know how this compares to Microsoft's Satin codec, now used in Teams, which is ML-driven.

Agreed. Unless you're concerned with power consumption, I'm not sure where this server fits, especially with an A72 core which is a few years old.

I'd love to have one of these to replace ODroid N2+ just for a rack mount solution, but not at that price.

And this is how I find out that macOS no longer includes telnet.

Microsoft releases updates once per month for Windows and associated components (sans the rare critical RCE etc.) -- for Office, you may be on Current Channel which releases ~3x/month. This would generally be unusual in a corporate environment which favors the Monthly Channel or SAC, both of which get updates 1x per month.

Big Sur updates are as bad as applying any patch to Windows Server 2016. But I agree, less of an issue given it attempts to auto update overnight.