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I do not see any morality policing going on here.

Apparently it is because the USPS has a special carve out from congress exempting it from disclosure of "information of a commercial nature", subsection (c) here: https://www.law.cornell.edu/uscode/text/39/410

Yes, it's on the order form https://postalpro.usps.com/ZCB_Order_Form

Being vulnerable to espionage seems like one pretty obvious way.

Ok. In the fake engineering world, it's not.

Those distros are all filtered by 1, no?

That’s the point.

It's not security through obscurity. It makes it so that two things need to get breached to access the secrets: the application code and the stored secrets.

Why? I'm sure basically any closed product would prefer that there were no open source copies, but why feel sad for them?

That is exactly what Ghostty's SSH integration does, if you enable it.

I would say that if rebuilding your docker containers is a disruptive process, that is a process issue.

The word "cromulent" was coined by the TV show The Simpsons in a gag.

> Mrs. Krabappel: "Embiggens"? I never heard that word before I moved to Springfield.

> Ms. Hoover: I don't know why. It's a perfectly cromulent word.

But now it has made it into the Merriam-Webster dictionary.

I would guess there's still quite a lot of people on Intel Macs out there (they were sold 5 years ago), so it is still very much worth it for Apple to market to them.

And the problem with interior fire escape stairs was solved by encasing them in concrete and adding self-closing doors to prevent updrafts.

Oxlint already has type-aware linting, integrated with TS7/typescript-go.

Yes, in that they have an API for their DNS service. It's supported by ddns-updater.

Yes.

Not in the sense that anyone means when they say private equity?

I've been very happy with Porkbun. https://porkbun.com

Like dog noses?

They do make their standards explicit: https://github.com/ggml-org/llama.cpp/blob/master/CONTRIBUTI...

What part do you think is irrational gatekeeping?

What is the specific set of substrates?

I'm glad they did!

What makes you so sure this is the case?

If there's civil unrest, they can of course essentially turn off the internet, but there's a distinction between "the internet can route around censorship" and "the internet can be blocked in its entirety (or near entirety)"

I used Wireguard to my home residential internet almost exclusively the last time I was in China. 2 weeks, no issues.

Have you been to China? It is still super easy to bypass the Great Firewall with VPNs.

The idea is that with an MCP, the agent doesn’t have access to any credentials. It can’t leak an API key.

I'm not sure if you're trolling, but glucose sensors are (minimally) invasive - they insert a filament under your skin with a needle.

Maybe not a bad event in itself, but a sign of decline to come perhaps?

> Do you think everyone outside the US views the moonlanding as a black page in history?

Former Soviet people might...