"Encrypted email providers" had several lists/reviews on the first page that included Tuta, though their own site wasn't near the top.

On a discussion board I ran, I started a long running thread "Is this real, or The Onion?" challenging people to decide whether a headline was fictional.

It was hard. On one occasion it was both a real one and an Onion parody.

We are in Heinlein's Crazy Years, except he didn't foresee how weird.

This is outline-ish, maybe not what you call a real history.
https://rusmania.com/central/k....

"Why does this happen? Because the better an organization is at fulfilling its purpose, the more it attracts people who see the organization as an opportunity to advance themselves."

And if their superpower is advancing themselves, mere merit has no chance to compete.

https://bobshea.net/empire_of_...

Fair question. Testing it with nothing else around would determine for sure whether it's reacting against something nearby or whether it's breaking conservation of momentum.

Before spending money on that I'd insist on independent ground tests.

We have an overwhelming set of experiments and observations about momentum being conserved. But if someone can show a replicable exception someday, we'll have a huge overhaul to do.

My questions about this would include whether the inventor has given enough information for other people to build one. Then I'd look around to see if it's, by some unknown mechanism, reacting against something in the environment.

Everything that happens building an airframe should be a documented process. Calibrated torque wrenches are expected, jumping on things is not.

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I guess that's an inside joke.

Standardized tests can benefit minorities.

One of my online friends is non-white and immigrated to Australia as a child. She had a thick accent and racist teachers labeled her stupid.

Then one day she had the chance to take a standardized test. Her very high intelligence showed, and she got tracked into a selective school and moved into a high-paying career.

That, and the compiler really is slow. Understandable given the extra work it does, but I am imagining this as a productivity effect: https://xkcd.com/303/

Which have you found missing? So far everything I've looked for has had a crate for it, though of course not things with the breadth of Boost or the depth of Eigen.

Yes. I never liked that line of criticism. The important thing is the lack of evidence that it helps with COVID. But it's on the WHO list of essential medications for humans.

Actual morality, across many belief systems, includes something like the Golden Rule.

I would not want to be exposed to something that made me feel unwelcome especially if there were many alternatives. So I won't do it to others.

And if a colleague tells me that something is making her feel unwelcome, my prior is that she's sincere and an alternative should be found to the something.

Not original with me.

Any image in a paper can be reduced to one bit by Huffman coding starting with "Is it Lena?".