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I may share <5% of it to an individual. I never share any one poem with more than one individual.
How many poets simply don't share at all for personal reasons?
Throwing one's reality into 'doubt' can cause you to significantly change your behavior, thoughts, ideas, etc. If those are largely negative to begin with and 'casting reality into doubt' (which is certainly one piece, if not the major piece of disassociation) in a safe place can improve and change your behavior for the better, it seems like a great idea to me.
https://psyche.co/ideas/when-reality-slips-through-your-fing...
In the US, you should never expect privacy on company owned devices or services. The company may even be decrypting SSL sessions, revealing passwords in the clear (though they shouldn’t…).
Real IDs are good for land/sea travel for CA/MX.
Washington state also charges a premium for Real ID. For those who don’t fly or cross from Canada to the US, Real ID is just a waste of money.
EDL in WA will be $115 for 5 years starting in 2024. A US Passport Book is $130 for 10 years (or a US Passport Card is $30 and good for domestic air travel and land/ground to CA and MX). Why would I bother with Real ID? I can’t even renew Real ID online or get it immediately after having my photo taken. While quicker than a Passport, it takes 2-3 weeks.
But you’re right, these individuals certainly are getting disincentives.
I can't believe Apple charges $80 for the ARD client in the App Store...
Problem with UTM is there is no copy/paste or file transfer between a macOS host and guest which is a huge barrier. I'm spoiled by Hyper-V enhanced sessions, I suppose.
https://customerconnect.vmware.com/downloads/details?downloa...
I find this video fascinating in how many topics Don is able to cover in just over 16 minutes, from time travel [paradoxes], to classism, romance, loss, thoughts about life and death, and the elimination of the human race. Combine this with the innocence of explaining factual details to a child who doesn't understand any of the concepts -- and an almost heartbreaking ending.
Consider watching Frontline on PBS. While not the same format, the journalism is well done.
My books are both in eBook format and paperback. ~400-500 hundred pages in length. The hundreds of hours spent writing the book/taking screenshots, formatting, does not pay off, at least for technical books.
Creating technical books is purely for the notoriety, possibly job prospects, etc., IME. I've had wonderful community feedback which is certainly a self-esteem boost (maybe ego, which isn't necessarily a good thing :)), but it is only going to buy me a few cups of coffee at Starbucks.
Indeed. The publisher charges universities etc. a one time lump sum to purchase N copies of a book. The author gets next to nothing.
Source: am an author of technical books. Royalties will buy me a few cardboard boxes.
traceroute on UN*X uses UDP by default. There is no overhead when using UDP.
ICMP Echo, I'm not sure about, but I don't believe it has overhead, but as I said, it is a depriortized and possibly rate-limited by routers.
But it's in everyone's interest that people get licensed, legal status or otherwise.
When you connect to your favorite MMO, etc., it's doubtful that you're using the HTTP protocol to do so.
Still useful, but for one of many "Internet"-based scenarios.
Ping/tracert will give you a _general_ idea of what is going on, but it is not something to definitively answer a question (i.e., a tracert may have an asymmetrical path -- travel one route to the destination, but the return packets travel another route, which you'll never see).
Adoption is the default for a few BSDs, OpenSSH on Windows, macOS.
From a usage standpoint, you're probably correct (I honestly don't know) -- I only use it to generate web server certificates.
Apple uses LibreSSL, not OpenSSL.
@Ytterbium ~ % uname -a
Darwin Ytterbium.local 22.1.0 Darwin Kernel Version 22.1.0: Sun Oct 9 20:15:52 PDT 2022; root:xnu-8792.41.9~2/RELEASE_ARM64_T8112 arm64
@Ytterbium ~ % openssl version
LibreSSL 3.3.6