

Aasimov made this exact point (and with regard to mathematics, no less), 68 years ago


Aasimov made this exact point (and with regard to mathematics, no less), 68 years ago


Better, there’s an entire book of them. “Dialectical Behavioral Therapy” (DBT) calls them “skills”, but they could just as easily be called psychological cheat codes or lifehacks.


If I was seriously concerned, did research, and all I could come up with were an article about security issues 10 years ago and a short list of CVEs with no scoring attached then yes, that would make me feel better. But I’m not claiming any piece of software is vulnerability free, and you aren’t making a good faith argument.
It isn’t clear to me what you have against Qubes as a platform, but I stand by my previous statement: Xen jailbreaks are not unheard of, but they are less frequent than KVM jailbreaks, partly due to the smaller attack surface.


RiseUp, MayFirst, and Tutanota come to mind


KVM guest escapes won’t affect Qubes, which doesn’t use it. Qubes is built on Xen instead - the Linux dom0 is itself a containerized management instance. That’s not to say that Xen container escape vulnerabilities are unheard of, but it’s a smaller attack surface and they are less common.


Therapy can’t fix this, bit it can help OP with it. A good therapist will help you find more effective strategies to help you cope with a situation you can’t personally change.


Oh honey - I’m so sorry. That explains why she looks so young in all the pictures - it’s because she was.
We lost both of ours and both dogs over the course of about a year and a half. They were every one of them old, and it was still absolutely crushing every time. To lose one so young, and to such a trauma indoors where we assume they’re going to be safe - the heartbreak and shock together must be absolutely heartbreaking.
I’m so sorry


The abusability is the entire point of the thing


The Digger’s Song (granted, they didn’t write it)


The problems with money (capital) in American politics started long before Trump. Even before Citizens United v. Federal Election Commission opened the doors to unlimited corporate spending in 2010, money was a stronger predictor of election outcomes than early polling and campaign finance laws had been eroding at least as far back as 1976.
Just beacause the person with the most votes is in office doesn’t mean that everything is “just fine” - the process of how candidates are chosen, access to voters, media spin of their campaigns, districting, polling place access, polling station access (hours, location, laws around time off work to vote), early voting and mail-in rules - all affect the eventual outcome and all are completely broken in the US.
Is it still a democracy? Technically yes. But it’s on life support, and it’s the billionaires and major corporate donors that will decide whether and when to pull the plug.


In other words, the entire world. Including the United States, which is part of the Americas, and whose democracy is perfectly healthy and completely uncorrupted by any effects of capitalism. /s
I’m sorry for your loss. I also miss my dual power supply rackmount servers, but that hardware is out of reach for most people that don’t have access to datacenter cast-offs, cheap power, and a basement to shield the noise.


Cis people are people whose gender identity matches their sex assigned at birth. It’s basically anyone that isn’t transgender, nonbinary, or intersex.
It matters in this contect because while transgender people can advocate for their own rights, they don’t have the leverage needed to succeed unless cisgender (cis) people help.
Unless it’s {shudders} Binary Coded Decimal, in which case it’s only 16.
On the other hand, why assume it’s big endian? It could be 26.
Of course, all of that assumes it codes for a number in the first place. It could … I’ll see myself out.
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In the US it is absolutely a tipped position, and has been for decades.
Those are the restaurants I walk back out of.