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Is the test setup for this available anywhere? I’d love to compare performance against our existing load shedder.


It wasn't in this post, but it was a separate rumor that the site would be deleted. This sounds crazy, but is exactly what other digital publications have done recently.


Any examples? I don't remember any news about this, although the only publication I can remember with major changes recently is Pitchfork.


There can be licensing issues, stuff breaks, stuff gets hacked, most content just gets really stale...

I was involved with some sites recently that stopped publishing new content. The plan is to keep most of it around for now. But I have no illusions that if it becomes a "project" for some reason or another in a few years, it will just be turned off.


You think Apple should allow other people to enroll in find my for your device?


If the device was “factory reset”, it’s not really your device any more (as in, Apple no longer knows it’s your device).

If “Find my…” is the system Apple uses to prevent devices from being used after theft, then they should just make it mandatory, or at least very difficult to opt out.


How would they know it was a different person? Part of the point of enrolling your device in Find My is preventing others from doing so.


Even in normal times, Microsoft does stack ranking. It's not great.


I might be wrong but Microsoft ended stack ranking in 2013.


Have you seen political facebook? It's a trainwreck of content meant to incite violence, and is perfectly allowed so long as it only targets some people (ex: minorities, certain foreigners) and not others. The idea that Facebook is playing it safe with their content moderation is nonsense. They are a political actor the same as any large company, and they make decisions accordingly.


I have not, I'm not using it at all, so yes that context may put parent comment in a different light, but still I'd say the issue would be comments that you mention not being moderated rather than the earlier one being moderated.


I think this is how they saw my comment, but the human who reviewed it was clearly not doing their job properly.


Opt-in by default.

Not all unions are great, but the median unionized worker earns more than a non-unionized worker in the same field. So the main reason people wouldn't want to join a union is because they've been conditioned to think they're bad, against their own economic interests.


I feel like you're reducing everything to material conditions. Joining a union would (statistically) help me economically but my objections to being in a union again are all moral convictions. Perhaps workers are optimizing for concerns you do not share?


Yes, I am reducing unions to economic concerns, but I should mention that most people's "moral" objection to unions is conditioned by parties whose interest is solely economic. When the Koch foundation buys airtime on news programs (effectively) to spread the idea that unions are evil and striking is immoral, it's not because they actually care about morals, it's because unions shift the economic playing field in a way that they don't like.


Is your moral objection that you're opposed to improved material conditions?


I believe I should follow my word. Striking violates my principles.


Would it be ok if you were upfront about the possibility of striking? That seems like a very achievable adaptation.


I think that would be acceptable to me assuming I had assurances I wouldn't be asked to participate or be represented by union actions that would be violent. No threats, no breaking things, no vandalism, etc.


Strikes are generally non violent, and the majority of times that they become violent, it's instigated by strike breakers hired by the company (including police). There is over a hundred years of history of this - plenty for you to read if you want to learn more.


This sounds like most big corp acquisitions, but nevertheless, sorry that happened.


If Tesla is anything like Twitter, Elon told marketing what he wanted and nobody said no.


There's a video of Cybertruck struggling to go up a dirt hill, with tires losing traction: https://www.threads.net/@ben_woodward/post/Czeo1X-BLAd


The tires seem overinflated for the environment. I bet that alone would have made a huge difference in that climb.


I doubt any potential customer of this monstrosity will ever go up or down a dirt hill.


Does jailbreaking somehow cause Apple ad tracking to run as a daemon? Maybe you can explain how these things are possibly related.


My guess? The ad tracking is a daemon regardless, but when you disable it regularly it disables the daemon. However when jailbroken, there may be code within the jailbreak or an assumption within the OS code that has two processes fighting over starting it and stopping it.

For example the jailbroken code might have something that tries to keep all daemons running and the OS sees the ad one running and tries to kill it.


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