This fixes it for me: - Open incognito - Go to https://x.com/settings/security_and_account_access - Log in, somehow this won't trigger that re-enroll loop - Disable two-factor auth in the settings - Log back in your regular browser tab

Maybe $2T too much?

Maybe it is, but also maybe it's actually really expensive to run a country as big as the United States, and maybe people offering simple truisms and simple solutions to complicated problems are just full of shit.

Just maybe.

$2 trillion is all of the discretionary spending including defense. Are you saying the whole federal government except for entitlements should be eliminated?

Anyone who worries about spending without talking about taxes is not serious or being deceptive. The cause of the current deficit is mostly Trump tax cuts. Plus all of the temporary spending to get out of the pandemic recession. The solution is to remove the Trump tax cuts.

So true. Even if it's not AI, climate change, or WW3 may doom us very soon. Just chill and enjoy life while we can.

This is brilliant. Always wanting to have a playground for NGINX config like this.

Our team is JuiceFS's launching customer. We've been using its enterprise offering since late 2016 and accumulated several hundreds TBs of data on JuiceFS along the way, it worked well.

I've wrote a blog post (in Chinese) explaining our MySQL backup practice around JuiceFS in 2018. https://tech.xiachufang.xyz/2018-04-17/mysql-backup-practice

They provided an open source version recently.

A generic HN title like this one won't gain much traction.

This post made it to the front page within minutes of being submitted, but was flagged shortly after.

This is happening while Twitter named a new head of security, doesn't look good.