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23 hours agoPlease stop spamming the community with the same question repeated over and over again.
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This is the fourth time you’ve asked the same question of the same community in 24 days. The vast majority of us here are the same people that were here each of those previous times. Is there some reason you would expect to get different answers every week?
7·3 days agoI think this prediction would fit better here:
SCTP was going to do that too. It hasn’t seen much uptake.
SCTP has a major obstacle in that the internet is full of middleboxes that will never support it, because it’s not TCP or UDP. QUIC deliberately addresses that by being plain old UDP. Routers, firewalls, etc. don’t have to know anything about it in order to handle it.
211·12 days agoThis post fails rule 4 as well. Except maybe for the handful of people who have been completely out of touch with world events for the past year.
I don’t own a google or motorola phone, so now what?
Campaign for your favorite phone manufacturer to make a phone with the features required by GrapheneOS, and when they do, make that your next phone.
Or use something other than GrapheneOS.
They recently announced a partnership with Motorola Mobility (a subsidiary of China’s Lenovo) to offer it on a non-Google phone. Is this what you had in mind?
2·18 days agoNote that “rather undermines” does not mean “completely negates”. In any case…
30% less range for 60% less cost always makes economic sense.
Be sure to let everyone know when this new mix sells for 60% less than the current mix.
Ethanol does not prematurely dissolve seals and hoses on any car made in the last 30 years,
As far as I can tell, it’s closer to 25 years. Be sure to let everyone with an older car know when you plan to buy them an upgrade.
I get that Americans can’t do simple math,
Lots of assumption and rudeness in your comment. Please learn to be better. Goodbye.
The concern for most people is not the range of a gas tank. It’s about the fact that they’ll have to fill the tank more often, which means paying more often to travel the same distance, which rather undermines the claim of lowering the cost.
The price per mile matters more than the price per gallon.
And then there’s the additional cost of repairs when the ethanol prematurely dissolves your car’s seals and hoses.
Well, you could do this yourself too…
No, but you and someone else could collaborate to do something like it, if both of you had sufficient skill in this area.
And, importantly, it would require a great deal more time and effort.
The current laws are tuned to cost, benefit, difficulty, and volume assumptions that are made outdated by LLMs.
And it’s not just web development.
This mindset has been spreading for… probably decades. Nowadays, it is even pushed by certain popular programming languages, by including a toolchain that makes it as easy as possible to pull in third-party dependencies while offering a standard library so minimal that a developer is strongly encouraged to rely on said dependencies.
This inevitably leads to a world where software supply chain attacks have massive reach and high chances of success. And threat actors take advantage of it, of course.
With or without ligatures? Without them, I think it’s essentially Fira Mono.
All the more reason to subscribe or donate if you find a station you like. It’s like public radio/TV in that respect.
Most media players I’ve used will play their shoutcast streams.
The main reason to not including python is that students aren’t particularly in the CS field,
In that case, I think Python is a better choice for teaching programming. Just skip the fancy features that have been bolted onto Python over the past 15 years or so.
I might argue in favour of JavaScript if web application programming is specifically the goal. But for programming in general, I consider it a troublesome language.
I think JavaScript and web app development will be among the first programming jobs to be eaten by LLMs, and it’s already a crowded field. I’m skeptical of that being a wise career move for newcomers today.
The TSA shouldn’t have been formed in the first place. It’s expensive, invasive security theater.
greedy corporations
corrupt politicians
broken government