I know that in King county, Washington, you can print your own ballot, fill it out, and deliver it to a ballot drop box. This is still bullshit because there will be a huge number of people who can’t do that or won’t know they need to.

So they say it was exposed but nobody ever accessed it?

They are saying nobody “improper” accessed it. They have the data on purpose and they are reviewing it.

My 2012 Toyota has an ‘app’ that I maybe tried once over ten years ago but haven’t used since. This is nothing new. It is called “Toyota Entune”

It’s a good idea but it opens a whole other can of worms, like by the tectonic plate definition, India is its own continent.

I mean, that has been Microsoft’s MO for their entire existence. With the exception of maybe some versions of Visual Studio, everything they have done was see what they can copy off their competitors.

I would say their findings would be pretty consistent no matter which DBMS you use.

I’ve never been to the south, but driving from Vegas to SLC on I15 shows how beautiful the mountains are in Utah, and how ugly the cities are. Just miles and miles of suburbs covered in billboards. I’m from the Pacific Northwest and you really only see billboards from the freeway when you drive through Indian reservations, and it makes me really sensitive to them when I travel.

I mean, my point is that it isn’t how it has always been historically, but whatever you want to do is fine.

You will find she’s not so “common” anymore

This goes to show that using uuid4 is not a good thing for db tables, but that is what uuid7 was designed for. Also using ROWID or autonumber or whatever built in system the database is using is the best bet. Only use uuid7 if you need distributed inserts and you want the clients to be able to generate their own keys.

This is actually really cool. A neat way to send encrypted data. Just sending the data in the open for anyone to hear and just daring someone to try and decrypt it.

This is interesting but I don’t know what computesdk is. Can anyone give context on what each instance was doing?

I watched a YouTube food historian Max Miller talk about shepherds pie and he mentioned that there is t really much of a correlation between what meat you use and whether it is “Shepard” or “Cottage” pie.

I don’t gamble often but when I do I treat it as an entertainment expense. I can budget $60 to going to a casino or for buying tickets to something. When the $60 is gone I am done.

It’s all about $/hr of entertainment value.

That said I haven’t really been gambling for 20 years.

Doesn’t the bible say only humans have souls? all animals just die and go nowhere.

I have played with qwen3-coder:30b for my hobby stuff running on my M5 max MacBook and it does alright. It is fast enough and I used ollama tools to let it request files. I haven’t used anything like Claude code to compare it to though, only a bit of the ChatGPT free tier stuff.

IPv6 was created to allow that same provisioning concept of every node having a public IP. Well, we don’t really need that anymore.

I’m my home lab I don’t want every node to have an external IP. I like that NAT forces me to provision holes for specific purposes and between reverse proxy and limited port forwarding I get all of the functionality that I need.

I know I can get similar security using firewall rules and DNS but it is hard to want to replace something that just works.

I still picture the headline “Laura Bush noisily devours infant” from time to time and that had to be from an onion (probably a physical one) from around 2005.

Oh, I know. And I wonder how many people with large hearing aids get pulled over too.

It is against traffic laws to be wearing anything on your ears in many places. I got pulled over in Colorado in around 2010 for having one ear of a wired headset on. Didn’t get a ticket, but still sucked.

It’s something about being able to hear sirens and stuff around you. It’s dumb because people will blast music as loud as they want but having one ear covered gets you in trouble.