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Please do. I'd be curious what a secure-by-default self hosted resolver would look like.

A similar feat to The Phantom Edit:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Phantom_Edit

Thanks, I read it as saying that people weren't being deported to concentration camps over minor crimes or traffic offenses. I'm certainly not disagreeing with you about our descent into fascism.

Out of the hundreds initially deported to El Salvador, "only 32 of the deportees had been convicted of U.S. crimes and that most were nonviolent offenses, such as retail theft or traffic violations." [1]

[1] https://www.propublica.org/article/trump-el-salvador-deporte...

Editorializing what, exactly? The rule of law?

"what they were doing" is attempting to illegally abduct someone. The comptroller's "impeding" was a demand to see the one thing that would make their request a legal arrest.

Instead, they arrested the comptroller without even a pretense of the law.

I'm scratching my head at the "Personal Support-Raising" section. It sounds like you're asking your workers to fund their own salary. How does that work?

The combined requirements of govt purchasing must carry the mark and major US surveillance tech manufacturers like Amazon are leading the rollout, makes this seem less like a cybersecurity concern and more of a protectionist carve out.

Anna's Archive looks like it has ebook copies in several languages.

Paywall free: https://archive.is/sV4Sx

Is there an example where passing full JSON objects as a query string would be the right solution?

I love responses like this because they highlight how allowing broken systems to persist can so thoroughly warp their purpose. Did anyone go to law school and specialize in immigration because they felt called to be "the modern equivalent of the overseer on the plantation?" Probably not.

But if you want to sample the kind of vitriol that somebody living with the precarity of a H-1B "employer controls your life" environment, here's a paragraph of it to chew on.

As someone who actually had to build on Gemini, it was so indefensibly broken that I couldn't believe Google really went to production with it. Model performance changes from day to day and production is completely unstable as Google will randomly decide to tweak things like safety filtering with no notice. It's also just plain buggy, as the agent scaffolding on top of Gemini will randomly fail or break their own internal parsing, generating garbage output for API consumers.

Trying to build an actual product on top of it was an exercise in futility. Docs are flatly wrong, supposed features are vaporware (discovery engine querying, anybody?), and support is nonexistent. The only thing Google came back with was throwing more vendors at us and promising that bug fixes were "coming soon".

With all the funded engagements and credits they've handed out, it's at the point where Google is paying us to use Gemini and it's _still_ not worth the money.

All of Azure Central US is having issues. [1]

[1] https://azure.status.microsoft/en-us/status

Isn't this the whole premise of Khan Academy?

It's used to download the previous day's database from the release for computing the diff. actions/download-artifact would only work for artifacts created during the current run, i.e., today's database.

That's exactly what I did for scraping the USCIS processing time daily: https://github.com/jzebedee/uscis

At these scales, the difference between intentional fraud vs. incompetence or negligence is meaningless. Millions of dollars purportedly for charity are being laundered tax-free and enriching someone else.

LLVM IR and codegen tooling are both solutions to performance, not expressivity. The ergonomics of a language that will never go to production are irrelevant.

The study did run and conclude: https://clinicaltrials.gov/study/NCT05155696

I'm not familiar enough with either him or culture war dynamics to know what you mean by this.

It was ultimately a mundane bug, but the amounts taken that were able to slip past are the real lede.

> casino manager Nicholas Weeks explained that it is possible to insert two receipts into TICO machines. That was a feature, not a bug, and allowed gamblers to redeem two receipts and be paid the aggregate amount.

> But a software glitch meant that the machines would return one of those tickets and allow it to be re-used – the barcode it bore was not recognized as having been paid.

Yes, but just for you.

They made that change a while ago. When I first logged in and saw it, so began the illustrious Taco Bell food service career of Frank Offerman, known to his friends as "F. Off".

This is a fantastic project. Thank you for releasing it!

Do you have a plan to expand with new features and are you looking for contribution?

Will the database be updated automatically?

This is a satire account, if the recent tweets and inclusion of TC didn't tip it already.

It's not illegal to play games that you already purchased and own. Piracy is just a convenient scapegoat to hobble emulation.

The title could stand to be de-corporatized. Sony laid off 8% globally or about 900 people.

The most bizarre thing is that this is a known issue that folks have asked them for ways to mitigate, to no avail. The reddit thread even links to an extremely weird dialogue where Netlify's response boils down to, "if you're hosting a small site that gets DDoS'd, don't."

https://answers.netlify.com/t/limit-bandwidth-to-avoid-high-...