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IDA does it by default, for example.

Why is it difficult? I assume the proportion of infrastructure experts would stay the same.

Because you now have more infrastructure than people to pay for and maintain it. As population density decreases, the people that remain are using oversized infrastructure. The relationship between required maintenance and amount of usage is far from linear. For a lot of infrastructure being underused means additional maintenance procedures become necessary.

A way to combat this is to move people and condense the population again, abandoning areas in the process and pretty much writing them off. Not optimal, but it'll help.


If your roommates leave your rent doesn't go down. Infrastructure can't be trivially cut in half.

I just realised I've never actually thought about how urban trees get water. I never see them get watered and I assume that would be an incredibly inefficient way to do it.

In Austin we saw water trucks roll up and water em with hoses out the back. It was weird to see after having lived in a wet climate my whole life.

Probably the best example of this are American mafias.

Yes, it’s a big reason why they have always tended to be based out of immigrant communities - those were excluded from mainstream culture, governance, etc.

If you were mainstream you didn’t need the mafia - you were already the gov’t, the police, etc.


Weren't dtors the reason GCC made the switch?

I don't think so. As a contributor to GCC, I also wished it hadn't.

Why do you think so?

For two reasons: First, where C++ features are used, it make the code harder to understand rather than easier. Second, it requires newer and more complex toolchains to build GCC itself. Some people still maintain the last C version of GCC just to keep the bootstrap path open.

China and Chinese companies flaunt every single law that at all hinders them, IP law being the typical example. The EU has the Privacy Shield agreement with the USA. Such an agreement with China would be effectively impossible, since even if it existed, they'd simply ignore it. People criticise Five Eyes, and for good reason, but it's existence at least means that intelligence agencies are willing to follow domestic law.

Not to mention the use of the word "Western", which is the kind of bullshit I could write a smaller book about.


> but it's existence at least means that intelligence agencies are willing to follow domestic law

Oh they break it alright whenever they please. And they have been caught handsomely.


Isn't that somewhat common in AC software?

Yes, it's a common feature of malware.

Considering that at one point they controlled the majority of China, not really.

It seems that the repository has moved to https://gitea.angry.im/PeterCxy/Shelter/.

This is theoretically pretty extensible, but you need an OS-wide keylogger. On the Linux side, I'm not sure if Wayland allows for that at all.

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