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You say that, but mass surveillance was never on any ballot I recall seeing. All these laws always seem to get quietly pushed without consulting anybody other than the security services.

Popcap was originally named Sexy Action Cool. The name was probably from that era or a callback at the very least.

What are your thoughts on ATproto after implementing a client?

> And I agree with you that younger generations, probably at large due to social media, are not patient enough to get rich by saving.

Speaking as someone in a younger generation, there's a sense that with the climate sword of Damocles dangling overhead and countless people stressing the already fraying hair, perhaps we may not have sufficient time to accumulate any sort of wealth by saving. Perhaps this is just a lack of patience in our generation, but I think it's quite possible there are bigger factors at play.

I feel like this would be better if they rotoscope Mark so that the background doesn't move.

Much like GPLv3 was written to counter tivoization, I’d love a GPLv4 to kill what RedHat is doing before they do irreparable the entire free software ecosystem.

No, Tesla is prior art

Quite to the contrary, the clock is set by the Science and Security Board which seems much more focused on geopolitical questions instead of scientific. The Science and Security Board is advised by the Board of Sponsors, which does have quite a few scientists, but only in an advisory role.

> Problem is they have to keep moving it closer to midnight or they won't get any media attention.

It was last moved in 2020 and doesn't appear to move every year. Moreover, it has been moved back in the past. I don't get the impression this is some cynical media ploy but instead an educational effort from some well meaning experts in their respective fields trying to raise awareness and provoke action towards remedying various existential threats, including nuclear war, but also climate change and biological threats.

Modernist Cuisine is one I highly recommend.

The four materials mentioned in the article are cement, steel, plastics, and ammonia.

I don't think Telegram should really be seen as an alternative to Signal. It doesn't use E2E encryption by default.

For those interested, the beta version of dwitter.net has an option to show the uncompressed copy of the code

https://beta.dwitter.net/d/25497

At least to my eyes there is a huge difference visually between Ted Lasso and Slow Horses.

Good image quality can tell you very little regarding when an image was taken so long as the image has been properly preserved and digitized.

I don't know, it seems to me they just all moved over to Tik Tok, which doesn't seem much better.

Could they though? If Firefox started having giant ad images on the new tab page, sending ad notifications and pushing crypto scams, the users would be outraged.

As a senior dev, I don't see the problem with that. If anything the number is a bit lower than it should be.

Would increasing the RAM really make that big a difference in terms of kernel compilation time? It feels to me that 16GB should be plenty for any sort of caching that will speed things up.

> There is no record that he attempted to use internal channels

From the beginning of the Snowden quote:

> I could not legally go to the official channels that direct NSA employees have available to them

In addition, I find it difficult to take any congressional report on this matter, including the one you cited, seriously given that their primary source is a group of people who have repeatedly lied to Congress without consequence.

Regarding trying internal channels, Snowden says he tried this

> despite the fact that I could not legally go to the official channels that direct NSA employees have available to them, I still made tremendous efforts to report these programs to co-workers, supervisors, and anyone with the proper clearance who would listen. The reactions of those I told about the scale of the constitutional violations ranged from deeply concerned to appalled, but no one was willing to risk their jobs, families, and possibly even freedom

The fleeing to a foreign adversary part would have been completely avoidable if the US had stronger whistleblower protections. It's perfectly reasonable to see what happened to Chelsey Manning and Julian Assange and not want to suffer a similar fate.

Maybe I'm missing something obvious but all I see is the source amalgamation, not the files used to generate the giant source code file. Did they take the SQLite source amalgamation and write their changes directly against that?

Didn't Arri win the digital camera wars though?

Could you explain the Gnome workflow and how it doesn't necessitate the use of minimizing and maximizing Windows?

I'm not sure if you're being sarcastic or not, but in case you are, here's a story from Canada

https://www.theglobeandmail.com/business/article-loblaw-prof...

I love Dhall and have used it in production, but I will say that the documentation, especially for things like dhall-kubernetes, often leaves much to be desired. You may need to spend a bit of time reading the source code.

Please elaborate

The text was sent in 2018

Not a head to head comparison, but having used many different recipe managers, Tandoor is the one I landed on. I think the ability to colocate ingredients alongside steps is very helpful for longer recipes.

Demo recipe screenshot: https://i.imgur.com/ZUeTQ8C.png