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My flow/boilerplate for apps:

  ./scripts/create-venv.sh          # create venv using specific python version, update pip, wheel, setuptools, install requirements.txt
  ./scripts/freeze-requirements.sh  # create tmp venv with requirements-base.txt and pip freeze > requirements.txt
  ./requirements-base.txt           # dependencies with loose versions
  ./requirements.txt                # frozen/locked dependencies

We should not call it verification IMHO. The malicious user can create random website and add the rel=me. The "green" link makes impression that the user is "verified".

(I would prefer to have some chain of trust like pgp but with a better UX.)

AI should have elaborated more on what could be done better on Ukraine side. A few points for the context: - Ruzzians block evacuation routes of civilians when they have a chance. - Ruzzians rape and kill civilians when they enter a city. - Ruzzians use civilians as human shield (usual practice even before Ukraine war). - Ruzzians use nuclear plant as shield to place their artillery. - Ruzzians attack civilian objects no matter if Ukraine military is present or not.

So withdrawing from the city just means that the ruzzians can come and rape all the people.

Also this sentence does not make sense: > Most residential areas where soldiers located themselves were miles away from front lines and viable alternatives were available that would not have endangered civilians - such as military bases, densely-wooded areas or other structures further from residential areas.

Miles away from front lines - means the frontline is here already.

However, I agree that there should have been effort to evacuate civilians as many as possible.

And finally the title is just pure victim blaming.

By "not a big problem" I mean it would be worse to still have pandemic of original polio and maybe with additional mutations.

I am a layman in this field so I could be wrong.

Are you saying the problem is that we can't stop vaccinating for polio even if this normal type polio is gone? Because if we do stop vaccinating there is a risk of subtype 2 spreading. This looks like not a big problem. And it can be solved by making a beter vaccine(?)

what would you recommend for power efficient hdds (when idle)?

I have recently built a truenas box with 2x4TB ssd's. But I think I will want to expand it. Currently it runs at 14W idle. If I add 2hdd I expect it to increase to 40W(?). How can I optimize this?