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NEW: Attacks on the electrical grid reached an all-time high in 2022.
They're mostly unsolved.
But law enforcement is tracking threats from groups working to "gain support for the superiority of the white race."
w/ @nickrobinsearly@TheNewsHamhttps://businessinsider.com/electrical-power-grid-attack-us-infrastructure-terrorism-2023-1…
finally got home with power on this morning
this evening, first ever flawless raid completion
only main PvE accomplishment left is a contest mode raid clear.... lightfall here we come
all your favorite affect guys are back in The Affect Theory Reader: 2 from Duke University Press. can Brian Massumi recruit a special team in time to banish the alliance of Cartesians and poststructuralists who hate bodies? relive the thrumming, the worlding, the vibes,in part 2!
Prayers and gratitude to the Austin Energy line workers who’ve been working around the clock in these conditions to bring power back to residents. I hope they know none of the frustration people have is directed at them. They and our emergency response personnel have been heroes.
you: "c is nice because there's no hidden costs, you see every malloc and free, and know that the standard library doesn't do shenanigans behind your back"
me:
Nice to see more players in the automotive space are seeing the benefits and potential Rust brings to the table. Rust in cars is inevitable https://blogs.blackberry.com/en/2023/02/this-is-the-kind-of-rust-the-automotive-industry-needs…#rustlang
For this poll, "legacy language" means a language that is mostly driven by inertia and enthusiasts and does not or should not be used for new projects.
I've been reading "C++ has become a legacy language" a lot recently; I'm curious what you think.
Has or will C++ become a legacy language in the near future?
Please RT for reach.
#cpp#cplusplus#rust#safety
TECH PEOPLE: A professor I know who specializes in the study of propaganda is researching how AI might relate to disinformation. If you have an understanding of AI and some opinions on its use and potential use, can I connect you for a chat?
like i'm sure that this person exists, somehow. and i'm not about to complain about even less people trying to get others deported.
i'm just... curious at how one arrives there
Re: all this pilot/author drama, all I have to say we said in The Rust Programming Language, Chapter 1.2:
> If Hello, world! did print, congratulations! You’ve officially written a Rust program. That makes you a Rust programmer—welcome!
Since I've been staring at it for a few days, I have notes on the @austinenergy map from someone who thinks a bit about cartography.
tl;dr: The symbols and colors used are extremely unintuitive and the map provides no information about how the nearby outages are related.
I think city officials and Austin Energy thinks frustration from the community is toward crews working to restore. It is not. It is with leaders and how once again Austin residents feel let down. The crews working in rough conditions, around the clock, are heroes.
I wish there was a way to sign up to see housing twitter policy takes without the part where two small social groups with mutual animosity spend all day making personal snipes at each other
What's to blame for the power outages in Austin? Climate, sure. Above-ground power lines, sure. Trees, definitely.
But also city policy in response to powerful nabe associations?
"'They didn't want their pretty trees in their yards touched by the city,'" Michael Webber said.
Great story from @MoseBuchele on why this power crisis is so bad this time.
The answer might be: You.
https://kut.org/energy-environment/2023-02-03/why-did-this-ice-storm-cause-so-many-power-outages-in-austin…
will be joined by our hardware team as they regale adventures through electromagnetic and safety compliance. Join us to hear tales from the chamber of mysteries, where clocks scream and doors radiate!
truly hope that nobody writes a twitter API library using the official client’s API keys, as that would almost certainly violate their terms of service.
these are the keys that they would want to avoid using:
Whoops forgot Elon Richards name earlier, he's Austin Energy's VP of Field Ops. He describes cases where crews have gone out to a damaged power line, spent hours repairing it and while doing that, watching another limb fall onto the same line which they then have to repair again.
Austin Water Director Shay Roalson says the utility does not foresee the need to issue "any kind of citywide water outage or boil-water notice." Small pockets of the system have lost water, but the entire system is not under threat.
Hello everyone. “the twitter API” was an ten year experiment conducted by the Harvard Research Team with the purpose of having good content on twitter. It will be deactivated on 12:00 EST February 9 2023. Thank you for your time.
When I was an Austin Energy commissioner 2008-2013 vegetation management came up in discussion a lot. The problem was that rich, empowered customers in Tarrytown, NW Hills, Westlake, etc. *hated* the tree trimming and fought to slow it down. We're paying the price for that now.
Austin Energy's 2021 Annual Report touted a doubling of the tree trimming budget and hiring of an additional contractor to do more vegetation management. Interestingly, the utility has trimmed more miles in previous years than the 313 it reports here.
https://austinenergy.com/-/media/project/websites/austinenergy/about/2021_annual_report.pdf?sc_lang=en&hash=FB4A613FDB9C663F64C95B9194481A8B…