A lesson in knowing when to stop reading.

Sweeeeeet!

My yoga studio and sailing community. Nearly every day I find myself at my yoga studio after work to practice. It's how I met a lot of my initial friends where I currently live. Then, there's the hobby of sailing which has a rich community where I live. Intentionally I don't seek out tech-based communities, but ones centered around other aspects of life.

+1. This book changed my life. Wouldn't be doing what I'm doing today without it!

Could you expand on how it changed your life?

Also, I support sci-hub through crypto. That's pretty much my only use case for it, but it is one. Wish we lived in a world where we didn't have to bypass regulations to get free access to journals... but cryptocurrency is a solution for now.

Morally speaking, it's a laudable use case to spread knowledge.

But one could make the argument that this site is technically an example of "crime", at least legally speaking.

As some flavor of libertarian, I understand the concept of the NAP (non-aggression principle) and make the distinction between morality and legality and would like to have a different definition of "crime". That said, as we operate under a legal system that is forced on us, we do have to make references to the legislation that exists.

Technically it is a zero-day since the vendor didn't know about the vuln. "zero-day" has nothing to do with complexity

I hope there's a good plan for deleting all of the dead code that will be left to rot. It has to be immense.

Totally relate with this feeling.

I used vimium to get here and to type this messsage!

No they don’t “just ignore it”. The studies that show this harm comes from Meta research themselves.