Viewing profile — Josteniok

And radar reboots in flight for F-35 seem to be nothing new: https://arstechnica.com/information-technology/2016/03/f-35-...

I really never liked the Boeing X-32 ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Boeing_X-32 ). That big square intake and tiny wings just looks ridiculous.

I use Firefox with uBlock Origin on the Mac and it works great, but for Safari the best option I've found is AdGuard ( https://adguard.com ). However, it is nowhere near as effecti…

I don't think he is super great at dialog, either, but I like how his cursing is world-specific rather than just reusing what we think of as cursing in our world. He has quite a bi…

I was an early adopter of Kagi but I cancelled the moment they started messing with the plans. I know I'd have the early adopter flag but I just felt betrayed by the messaging and …

I know people that do this very thing but none of them admit to themselves that they "know that doing X will harm the company in the long term". Instead they create a narrative tha…

The article is from May 2019. Chenoweth has a paper published in April 2020 (see: https://carrcenter.hks.harvard.edu/files/cchr/files/CCDP_005... ) where she hedges on the 3.5% rul…

I work for a really large organization that has received praise for what it is doing with zero trust but to us lowly users the implementation has really meant the total death of si…

I wondered about this too and I like your advice about salt but apparently Apple is suing Rivos about this very thing: https://www.reuters.com/legal/litigation/apple-lawsuit-says-.…

[My colleague] would appear to see time spent in planning and writing documents as essentially wasted time, since he asserts that without process we are faster. We are not faster i…

Or flip ( https://ccrma.stanford.edu/~craig/utility/flip/ )! I've been carrying this thing around with me for years.

I wondered the same thing and opened settings on my iPhone and up at the top was an “Apple Arcade Free for 3 Months” right underneath my name, which made me sad.

This is pointed out in the article when it says: > “Corporate wokeism I believe is the product of self-interest intermingled with the appearance of pursuing social justice,” says V…

I happen to agree with you. But I still wonder, can we figure out what these moral facts are and what the criteria are for them or are they worse than the n-body problem referred t…

For #2 if we say "Then it would be incorrect to think that X is morally wrong" is there an "X" that is always true in all places and for all times? I ask because "boiling a human c…

> How did HR get so much power? I've always wondered that, too. I thought "The Strength of a Weak State: The Rights Revolution and the Rise of Human Resources Management Divisions"…

This is astonishing! You said exactly what we are living through right now except we are at 4 years and counting.

My wife is a T1 who was diagnosed in her 40s. I sent her this whole comment chain and she wanted me to mention that "...half of all new T1 diagnoses come in ppl over 30."

Hi all, I'm from Ridgecrest, the site of the recent double earthquakes in California. It's been a crazy weekend where the entire town has become obsessed with whether or not we are…

From the article it doesn't sound like the people who want to erase the mural believe that the forefathers are people to be admired: One of the commissioners, Faauuga Moliga, said …

Oh yes! That's the first thing I did!

Is it? How many attacks has it prevented? This. So now I'm curious and I found this posting by Bruce Schneier at https://www.schneier.com/blog/archives/2008/01/how_well_see_... whi…

There's more than just bigotry at play here. We're constantly told now, "If you see something, say something" (the article even pokes a little at this), then our fear factor is rai…

I created an account just to reply to this. You said, "It's often weirdly hard to find out what's going on with some particular Microsoft project or technology..." I was just think…