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Founders on the run

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:#marseyviruspat: :#marseybug2pat:

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It's starting to make the rounds, and some twitterists are getting angry about it.

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US crosses electric car tipping point for mass adoption.

5% of new car sales in the US are electric now, which is apparently a critical metric for mass adoption of EV's in a country.

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Reported by:

https://www.vice.com/en/article/qjk8jx/racist-algorithms-are-making-robots-racist-too

The year is 2089, the newest AI with a million quadrillion parameters and trained by the most empathetic people on the planet returns from training. It is still racist.

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Hyundai autonomous ship first to make transoceanic journey

https://www.freethink.com/technology/autonomous-ships

Cool shit. Even though the world feels like it's stagnating, the future keeps coming. One day the bad days will be behind us and we will once again be drinking martini's under blue beach holograms

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Orange Site: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=32046724

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Calibre support high dpi scaling ootb now. Very nice

https://calibre-ebook.com/new-in/fifteen

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Reported by:
  • boosy : https://rdrama.net/post/48869/poll-how-will-rdramanet-die/1476517?context=8#context

Orange site: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=32047747

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Zen 4 EPYC CPU :!marsoyhype: and SP5 socket leaked by :marseyjewoftheorient: and it sure is one heck of a chonker! :!marseychonker2:

:#marseysoypoint:

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basically hacker news went down yesterday and in this screenshot someone chimes in talking about it saying that they had a batch of SSDs manufactured by SanDisk all get bricked after exactly 40,000 hours (4.5 years) uptime because it overflowed an internal counter and corrupted the SSD's internal state.

someone from hackernews replies and says that the SSDs HN was hosted on were in fact SanDisk Optimus Lightning IIs and almost exactly 4.5 years old.

never trust a firmware

![](/images/1657406882475994.webp)

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TUI interface for rdrama.net

Update:

  • can now reply within the app, uses whatever your $EDITOR is set to

  • reply API still not working

  • replies aren't formatted correctly, will fix ASAP

  • replies working

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After many years of remaining static, HN's IP address changed.^1

Old: 209.216.230.240

New: 50.112.136.166

Perhaps this is temporary.

Little known fact: HN is also available through Cloudflare. Unlike CF, AWS does not support TLS1.3.^2 This is not working while HN uses the AWS IP.

  1. Years ago someone on HN tried to argue with me that IP addresses will never stay the same for very long. I used HN as an example of an address that does not change very often. I have been waiting for years. I collect historical DNS data. When I remind HN readers that most site addresses are more static than dynamic, I am basing that statement on evidence i have collected.

  2. Across the board, so to speak. Every CF-hosted site I have encountered supports TLS1.3. Not true for AWS. Many (most?^3) only offer TLS1.2.

  3. Perhaps a survey is in order.

> dang: It's temporary.

> > Maybe you should pin this comment? I almost lost it in the shuffle.

> > > dang: I thought about it, but it's fun to leave rewards for people who read entire threads. :marseytroublemaker:

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=32031136

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The algo is more concerned with engagement than who you're subscribed to, but you can sidestep this effect by deleting your viewing history.

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Orangesite: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=32031591

https://i.rdrama.net/images/16841356560722623.webp

Features


  • Lots of combinators!

  • Generic across input, output, error, and span types

  • Powerful error recovery strategies

  • Inline mapping to your AST

  • Text-specific parsers for both u8s and chars

  • Recursive parsers

  • Backtracking is fully supported, allowing the parsing of all known context-free grammars

  • Parsing of nesting inputs, allowing you to move delimiter parsing to the lexical stage (as Rust does!)

  • Built-in parser debugging

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https://neal.fun/deep-sea/

https://neal.fun/absurd-trolley-problems/

https://neal.fun/universe-forecast/

This is pretty neat.

https://ten-years-ago.neal.fun/youtube.com/

:#marseyclappingglasses:

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:#marseyschizowave:

SS: Rogers network down nationwide, many people reporting they cannot use cibc, rbc debit, visa, internet, or even call 911. Other services that use Rogers also appear to be affected.

Is this normal or planned cyber attack?

A major network outage at one of Canada's biggest telecom operators shut banking, transport and government access for millions on Friday, drawing outrage from customers and adding to criticism over Rogers Telecommunications' (RCIb.TO) industry dominance.

Nearly every facet of life was disrupted. Canadians who typically work from home crowded into cafes and public libraries that still offered internet access and hovered outside hotels to catch a signal. Canada's border services agency said its mobile app for incoming travelers was affected. Retailers' cashless pay systems went down, while banks reported issues with ATM services.

The interruption, which began around 4:30 a.m. ET (0830 GMT), was Rogers' second in 15 months. A quarter of Canada's observable internet connectivity has been knocked out, said the NetBlocks monitoring group. Rogers has not identified a cause.

"Today we have let you down. We are working to make this right as quickly as we can," Rogers said in a statement. "Our technical teams are working to restore our services alongside our global technology partners, and are making progress."

Rogers did not say when service might be restored. The company's shares closed down 73 cents at $61.54 on the Toronto Stock Exchange on Friday.

With about 10 million wireless subscribers and 2.25 million retail internet subscribers, Rogers is the top provider in Ontario. Along with BCE Inc (BCE.TO) and Telus Corp (T.TO), Rogers controls 90% of the market share in Canada.

Downdetector, which tracks outages by collating status reports from a number of sources, showed reports of outages starting from 4:30 a.m. ET, topping off at more than 20,000 users by 7 a.m. ET (1100 GMT). The reports dropped to around 7,700 by 2:30 p.m. ET (1830 GMT).

Downdetector said BCE's Bell Canada services were also having problems on Friday afternoon.

Canadian financial institutions and banks including Toronto-Dominion Bank (TD.TO) and Bank Of Montreal (BMO.TO) said the outage had disrupted its services. Royal Bank of Canada (RY.TO) said its ATM and online banking services were affected.

The disruption also made transport and flight bookings more difficult at the height of the summer travel season.

A spokesperson for Vancouver International airport, among Canada's busiest, said travelers could not pay for parking, use terminal ATM machines or purchase items at airport retailers due to lost internet access.

Air Canada (AC.TO) did not say how its contact center had been affected, but said it was working urgently to resolve the issue. Airlines in Canada, like those in Europe and the United States, have been experiencing high call volume due to flight cancellations and delays due to pandemic staffing shortages. read more

COMPETITION

Critics said the outage demonstrated a need for more competition in the telecom sector.

Earlier this year, Canada's competition bureau blocked Rogers' attempt to take over rival Shaw Communications (SJRb.TO) in a C$20 billion deal, saying it would hamper competition in a country where telecom rates are some of the highest in the world. The merger is still before a tribunal awaiting a final verdict. read more

"Today's outage illustrates the need for more independent competition that will drive more network investment so outages are far less likely," said Anthony Lacavera, managing director of Globealive, an investment firm that had bid for a wireless provider involved in the Rogers/Shaw deal.

In April 2021, Rogers customers reported interruptions to wireless voice and data services for several hours before the company was able to restore operations.

Rogers blamed its April outage on a glitch tied to an Ericsson software upgrade. An Ericsson spokesperson, which provides cloud technology to Rogers' 5G network, declined comment on Friday and referred all questions to Rogers.

Some government agencies had to cancel services after losing internet access, including Canada's passport offices and the telecoms regulator. The Canada Revenue Agency, the country's tax collection body, lost telephone service.

Canada's Industry Minister François-Philippe Champagne said his team has been in contact with the company.

"We expressed how important it is that this matter be resolved as soon as possible and for the company to provide prompt and clear communication directly to those impacted," he tweeted.

'CASH WILL BE KING'

The disruption resulted in some callers facing difficulty reaching emergency services via 911 calls, police across Canada said, including in Ottawa and Toronto, its largest city.

Shops and restaurants in Toronto's midtown area put "Cash Only" signs on their doors. Residents crowded into and around a nearby Starbucks coffee shop offering free Wi-Fi on an unaffected network.

"There's tons of people here with their laptops just working away ferociously, the same as they would at home, because they've got no service at home," said customer Ken Rosenstein.

In Ottawa's downtown core on Friday, cafes including Tim Hortons were not accepting debit and credit cards, and turning away customers who did not have cash. Tim Hortons did not immediately respond to a request for comment.

Michelle Wasylyshen, spokeswoman for the Retail Council of Canada, said that outages will vary from one retailer to the next: "Cash will most certainly be king at many stores today."

While the disruptions were widespread, several companies and transport points said their services were unaffected. The Port of Montreal reported no disruptions. The Calgary Airport Authority said it had "no major operational impacts."

https://www.reuters.com/business/media-telecom/rogers-communications-services-down-thousands-users-downdetector-2022-07-08/

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Piracy

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WSL2 faster than Windows? :marseypenguin:

					
					

:#marseypenguinpat:

I was installing helix-term and I noticed that my WSL2 Ubuntu 22.04 distro compiled it faster (41 seconds, in the native Linux partition) than on bare-metal Windows (64 seconds). Has anyone noticed this as well?

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Recently I got a feedback from a user, who has suffered from Notepad++ for several years:

https://i.rdrama.net/images/16841358503472714.webp

Feeling sorry and guilty, I replied him with all my compassion:

https://i.rdrama.net/images/16841358509855354.webp

My bad conscience has been relieved for Tom. But then I think of other Notepad++ users in pain.

Unhappy Users' Edition is dedicated to these users. All dissatisfied users of Notepad++ will get a refund, just print and fill out the following refund request form:

Notepad++ refund request form

Product price: 0 USD

Name:  _______________________
Email: _______________________
Purchase Date: _______________________

As soon as the form is filled up, you get your money back immediately.


In version 8.4.3, there are 3 main features added:

1. New option allows to show only 1 entry per found line in search result. 2. EOL (CRLF) display customizable (via Editing section of Preferences dialog). 3. New shortcuts of document management on the right side of menu (2 more shortcuts "plus" (new file) and "arrow").

https://i.rdrama.net/images/16841358517507482.webp

There are also crash-fixes, bug-fixes and a lot of enhancement are done in this release, please check the following link for the detail information or download 8.4.3:

https://notepad-plus-plus.org/downloads/v8.4.3

https://notepad-plus-plus.org/news/v843-unhappy-users-edition/

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