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Yeah, I recently updated to Catalina. I had to Google to find the download link, but it was still available from apple.com

It's easy enough already to find the addresses though. I don't see how this site could pose an additional threat.

How come this NYT article isn't paywalled?

Very cool, the beginning has a Weather Report - Birdland vibe to it.

I always was told this too but I've never had the courage to actually do it. I'd be afraid the cop would be angry and treat me more harshly when I finally do pull over. There was recently a case of a pregnant woman doing this and the police performed a PIT maneuver and flipped her car.

https://www.news10.com/news/national/pregnant-woman-sues-ark...

At the same time we're automating away millions of jobs, so maybe we shouldn't be so quick to take measures to flood the labor market.

> Why don't we have any scientific evidence on the matter?

Because it would be too cruel of an experiment to run.

> Long term plan in my mind was to get enough people vaccinated that community spread stops being a thing. We were almost there in late spring prior to delta variant showing up

Was this your plan back in March 2020 or did it become your plan somewhere down the line? What I remember from March 2020 is that the plan was to "flatten the curve" with temporary restrictions. The possibility of a vaccine was theorized to be between 18 months away to possibly never.

Right, it's only looking at one part of the equation. You could also say it'd save 4 billion life-years worth of car accidents if we banned automobiles.

I mean, it's a spectrum really isn't it? NSA, Facebook, Google, they're all involved in surveillance in different ways and to different degrees.

Are you talking about this?

https://gemini.circumlunar.space

What happens to the balls after the match? Do they get ground up and shipped overseas for recycling?

Yes, I hate how Facebook (and especially Twitter!) have now chosen to not just show me my friends' posts, but posts they like and respond to. A like has basically become a retweet.

Google does seem utterly incompetent relative to their brainpower and budget.

>I think speed reading for code is actually an anti pattern since it is encouraging your biases and guesses instead of actually reading the damn output.

Right, reading twice as fast increases the "WTFs per minute" metric by 4x: 2x because you get through twice as much, and 2x because you understand half as much.

Pushing for more immigration?

No, but I do remember SmarterChild.

I really like xsnow

Or the attackers even use the fact that you paid to blackmail you.

>That's a bad thing only if the conspiracy theory is false.

Well that depends on your objective. If it's to push a certain narrative, then it's bad if it contradicts that narrative; whether or not it's true is secondary.

Yes, also South Korea is for all intents and purposes an island. It's surrounded by water, except on the North which is the most heavily militarized border in the world.

I think the reason is because Coinbase Pro has an API. People running trading bots keep the spreads tighter.

When I'm in the kitchen I'll put on cable news, which is also mindless but of a different type. I should try doing it in silence.

I think this is the mechanism behind the shower effect too.

I agree. It's fun to just download a few apps and try them out. I enjoy installing new apps on my phone. I've heard people say "I hate installing apps" and these people are almost always Android users.

Oh, thanks for the info. I guess it's good I got the battery replaced in 2019, but if I need it replaced again in 2024 or whatever I guess I'll probably be out of luck.

I have a 2015 MBP 15" also, and it's still a really good machine. Even if you find one with a shot battery you can get Apple to replace the battery for $200.

This type of browser looks good to use along with tiled window managers like i3 and xmonad.

Would that mean that if the buzzing stops for an extended period, Dead Hand assumes World War 3 is underway and launches the missiles?

Isn't this the story of leftpad?