If you just run dhcpd on eth0 would that be enough? I’m assuming no based on your answer.

Since the headline doesn’t say:

According to data from San Diego Association of Governments (SANDAG) and a city-installed bike counter, annual cycling trips along 30th Street hovered around 50,000 before the lanes went in. In the first full year after installation, that figure jumped to 114,682 rides — a staggering 120 per cent increase. Ridership hasn’t plateaued since. Counts rose another 1.7 per cent in 2023, 5.7 per cent in 2024 and 6.9 per cent in 2025, marking four straight years of growth.

Also many people don’t think about what happens to male chicks.

I was hesitant to get the vaccine when I was just making a personal tradeoff. Seeing the whole “flatten the curve” catastrophe of COVID, and the resurgence of measles now, I think the major benefit is herd immunity / protecting vulnerable individuals.

Is it accurate to understand this as putting the lungs’ immune response into a heightened state of response/alert? It doesn’t sound like it’s training the immune system about specific pathogens (or families of them). If that’s true, why doesn’t the body just do this already — is there a cost associated?

A good reminder that persistence can pay if even when it looks like a brick wall at first, thanks for sharing the conversation.

From the article:

At least seven states with a total of about 35 million registered voters have publicly reported the results of running their voter rolls through the system. Those searches have identified roughly 4,200 people — about 0.01% of registered voters — as noncitizens. This aligns with previous findings that noncitizens rarely register to vote.

Maybe they did? It still would take critical time. But I agree it would be totally appropriate.

Where do things stand with Hawking? What I could find says:

Documents and photographs show that Hawking attended a scientific conference held on Epstein’s island in 2006. At that time, Epstein had organized meetings on the island by inviting scientists and intellectuals. Hawking’s visit took place in the context of this conference and is considered part of professional relationships in the scientific community.

DOGE’s doing, in case anyone wondered.

Borges alleges that a little-known federal tech team called the Department of Government Efficiency, or DOGE, copied the government’s master Social Security database into a cloud system that lacked normal oversight.

Are there people whose SSNs haven’t already been leaked at this point?

And Ars published a piece about it — with AI hallucinated quotes attributed to the human maintainer. They have since retracted it.

I was having a discussion related to this with my team at work: some of them are letting through poorly-reviewed AI code, and I find myself trying to figure out which code has had real human consideration, and which is straight from the agents net. Everyone said they closely review and own all the agentic code, but I don’t really believe it.

I don’t get the appeal. Preparing to redirect to paid content? Just to feel cool?

I wouldn’t have thought of the judicial/policing ramifications.

Did expect: self defense. Did not expect: eventually the croc wins, also all the other zebras just walking by.

Luckily it seems the humans still feel a need to divulge their antisocial behavior.

Plot twist: the server giving worldwide access to send people electrical stimulation was also implemented by Claude.

Cool use of AI for spelunking, though.

Sounds great. I can’t figure out what the status is. Working prototype? Manufacturing?

You can print on standard sheets or paper rolls and choose between black or color cartridges, refillable at your convenience.

Sounds like an electric motor on the trailer.

That hybrid approach is especially valuable in heavy trucking, where moving heavy loads at low speeds or in stop-and-go traffic forces diesel trucks into low-gear, high-RPM operation — exactly where fuel consumption climbs and fuel efficiency drops. Electric motors, on the other hand, deliver peak torque (and, therefor, peak efficiency) from 0 RPM, making them ideally suited for the low-speed hauling and grade change scenarios where diesel struggles most. Plus, the mass of a loaded truck-and-trailer combination makes regenerative braking far more impactful than it would be in something like a Prius.

Seems cool. I was wondering why it’s better than an electric cab:

Because the VE Motion system can be attached to existing trailers and put to work behind both ICE- and battery-powered semi trucks, the system itself doesn’t ask the fleet operator to make a huge commitment in terms of trucks, trailers, or even infrastructure.