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Aaron Renn :: Stephen Colbert Didn't Get Cancelled - Mass Culture Did
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www.aaronrenn.com
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4 months ago
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eng
From 55 million to 6.7 million viewers in 34 years — and what that tells us about the end of America's shared mass-media. mass-consumer culture.
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How many domains are there in 2026? Global statistics and industry insights
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www.hostinger.com
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4 months ago
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eng
There are 392.5 million domain names registered worldwide, and that number is still climbing. The domain market has grown 6.5% year-over-year, driven by expanding internet access,… The post How many domains are there in 2026? Global statistics and industry insights appeared first on Hostinger Blog .
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I have around 210 passwords/accounts all across the web (myanimelist, fontstruct, wikipedia, steam, tlauncher, firefox, youtube, amazon, ebay, deviantart, lichess, github, yandex, polcompballanarchy etc) but all of them are attached to/upheld by 1 gmail account my highschool gave me in 2018. I am getting "was this you" verification questions every day and getting asked everytime to "verify my phonenumber" everytime I do something. I've ..
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Most popular domain extensions in 2026: Statistics and complete guide
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www.hostinger.com
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4 months ago
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eng
Picking the wrong domain extension means you're fighting a trust battle before a visitor reads a single word. A top-level domain (TLD) is the suffix at the end of a web address, t… The post Most popular domain extensions in 2026: Statistics and complete guide appeared first on Hostinger Blog .
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William M. Briggs :: Shocking Abortion Numbers: Death Distributions Show We’re Living Longer
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www.wmbriggs.com
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4 months ago
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eng
There were comments. hither and yon. about whether people were dying older today than they were in olden days. Some said yes. some said it was only an illusion. perhaps…
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Diarmuid Early dominates Amsterdam qualifier as competitive spreadsheeting sets sights on Vegas finals
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So Monday I got an email saying there were two deficiencies in my original submission. This was seven weeks since the appointment but government bureaucracy, what can I say (GBWCIS)? The really annoying thing is that I had both documents needed now at the first appointment! I even offered both but the agent I worked … Continue reading Titulo do Residencia pt 2
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Koog 1.0 Is Out: Stable Core, Better Interop, and Multiplatform Observability
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blog.jetbrains.com
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4 months ago
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eng
Last week at the KotlinConf 2026 keynote (watch the recording here), we announced Koog 1.0. Koog is JetBrains’ open-source framework for building AI agents in Kotlin and Java. It provides the core building blocks for agentic applications: tools, workflows, persistence, memory, observability, and integrations with existing JVM and Kotlin Multiplatform projects. We introduced Koog at […]
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In recent years, digital signage has become a solved problem: push content to screens reliably, at scale, on schedule. That’s not enough anymore. The market is now demanding screens that perceive — that understand what’s in front of them and respond in real time. Most of the hardware deployed in the field today will fail at that job because the foundational assumptions are wrong. Here’s what’s actually required and why the infrastructure..
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In recent years, digital signage has become a solved problem: push content to screens reliably, at scale, on schedule. That’s not enough anymore. The market is now demanding screens that perceive — that understand what’s in front of them and respond in real time. Most of the hardware deployed in the field today will fail at that job because the foundational assumptions are wrong. Here’s what’s actually required and why the infrastructure..
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In recent years, digital signage has become a solved problem: push content to screens reliably, at scale, on schedule. That’s not enough anymore. The market is now demanding screens that perceive — that understand what’s in front of them and respond in real time. Most of the hardware deployed in the field today will fail at that job because the foundational assumptions are wrong. Here’s what’s actually required and why the infrastructure..
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In recent years, digital signage has become a solved problem: push content to screens reliably, at scale, on schedule. That’s not enough anymore. The market is now demanding screens that perceive — that understand what’s in front of them and respond in real time. Most of the hardware deployed in the field today will fail at that job because the foundational assumptions are wrong. Here’s what’s actually required and why the infrastructure..
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In recent years, digital signage has become a solved problem: push content to screens reliably, at scale, on schedule. That’s not enough anymore. The market is now demanding screens that perceive — that understand what’s in front of them and respond in real time. Most of the hardware deployed in the field today will fail at that job because the foundational assumptions are wrong. Here’s what’s actually required and why the infrastructure..
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In recent years, digital signage has become a solved problem: push content to screens reliably, at scale, on schedule. That’s not enough anymore. The market is now demanding screens that perceive — that understand what’s in front of them and respond in real time. Most of the hardware deployed in the field today will fail at that job because the foundational assumptions are wrong. Here’s what’s actually required and why the infrastructure..
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In recent years, digital signage has become a solved problem: push content to screens reliably, at scale, on schedule. That’s not enough anymore. The market is now demanding screens that perceive — that understand what’s in front of them and respond in real time. Most of the hardware deployed in the field today will fail at that job because the foundational assumptions are wrong. Here’s what’s actually required and why the infrastructure..
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In recent years, digital signage has become a solved problem: push content to screens reliably, at scale, on schedule. That’s not enough anymore. The market is now demanding screens that perceive — that understand what’s in front of them and respond in real time. Most of the hardware deployed in the field today will fail at that job because the foundational assumptions are wrong. Here’s what’s actually required and why the infrastructure..
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In recent years, digital signage has become a solved problem: push content to screens reliably, at scale, on schedule. That’s not enough anymore. The market is now demanding screens that perceive — that understand what’s in front of them and respond in real time. Most of the hardware deployed in the field today will fail at that job because the foundational assumptions are wrong. Here’s what’s actually required and why the infrastructure..
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Are there any files to send? That's the question that Chris C 's predecessor had. So they asked it. Again. And again. And again . Chris writes: I'm occasionally called upon to troubleshoot an ecommerce application that was built in the PHP 5.x days and has been running largely untroubled by maintenance or modernity (aside from the backported security patches to its binaries) ever since. if ( sizeof ( $files ) > 0 ){ if ( size....
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GunnerQ :: Leo XIV Abandons Christ For Jesuit New World Order
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gunnerq3.substack.com
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4 months ago
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eng
Never a fan of Catholicism. I was still surprised when Pope “Chicago” Leo XIV went full Christ-hating Jesuit. and surprised again when the first round of hot takes on the recently released Magnifica Humanitas focused on the Pope’s opposition to AI. which took up little of the bloated document and wasn’t nearly as juicy as his blasphemies against Jesus.
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Snyk's Continuous Offensive Security unifies DAST, AI pentesting, and agent red teaming to find exploitable flaws — not just bugs — before attackers do. Here's why lineage matters.
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A near-majority of Americans now believe in conspiracy theories. How did we get here? A recent NewsGuard/YouGov poll dropped a statistic that completely blew my mind: 42% of Democrats believe the Butler, PA assassination attempt on Donald Trump was staged. Let that sink in. I discovered this when hundreds of comments on my recent post on Trump’s assassination attempts claimed they were all fake.… read more “Conspiracy Theories are no..
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Today I learned that Spotify is offering AI/LLM generated podcasts. I had thoughts after I considered what I learned about this exciting technological development.
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>"minimal" >not actually that minimal compared to other minimal distros >systemd >relies on glibc and the GNU userland >pacman syntax is horrible to use >more larps than actual users do people actually think arch is amazing????
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lainchan.org
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4 months ago
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eng
minimal" >not actually that minimal compared to other minimal distros >systemd >relies on glibc and the GNU userland >pacman syntax is horrible to use >more larps than actual users do people actually think arch is amazing????
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I patched iozone for better disk benchmarks on modern macOS
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www.jeffgeerling.com
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4 months ago
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eng
A decade ago, I settled on iozone for disk benchmarking on all my systems. Tools like fio ('Flexible IO' tester) are a little more capable for raw disk performance testing, and other tools test network-scale filesystems better, but iozone gives me an easy overview of real-world disk performance across hard drives and SSDs, and runs on Mac, Windows, and Linux (and a smattering of other OSes). It's been around since 1991 , and is still..
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Life will have terrible blows in it. Horrible blows. Unfair blows. It doesn't matter. And some people recover and others don't. There, I think the attitude of Epictetus is the best. He thought that every mischance in life was an opportunity to behave well. Every mischance in life was an opportunity to learn something. Your duty was not to be submerged in self-pity, but to utilize the terrible blow in a constructive fashion.
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www.wenbin.org
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4 months ago
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eng
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