In the US.

• Shirts/hoodies/etc: I like Bayside Apparel. Good price, good quality, long lasting, union made. Please buy from them so they continue to exist.
• Sneakers: New Balance has some assembled in the USA shoes. Very limited selection, but options in general are minimal. The only other Made in USA shoes I could find were like bare feet nonsense or moccasins.
• Boots: There’s a bunch of Made in USA boot makers. Redwing, Danner, and I’m sure I’m missing some good options. These will be easy to find with a Web search.
• Underwear/undershirts: I got nothin. If anyone has found anything, I’d love to know about it.
• Socks: Recently learned about Wide Open. Socks seem pretty high quality but I’ve only had them for a few months so far. I think there’s some other Made in USA sock makers as well that I’m not remembering.

I mostly look for Made in USA just because I’m happy to support my country’s workers, and the labor laws are known to me. I’ve run across some Made in EU stuff but it always seems like a hassle to get it shipped out.

Wish there was any real visibility into supply chains so we could feel more confident buying from other places. Can’t even trust companies that say they have ethical suppliers in SE Asia because they probably have no idea what their contractors are actually doing.

Current AI systems can perform sophisticated analysis, engage in complex reasoning, and execute multi-step plans.

No, not really

Upon execution, ShortLeash generates a self-signed, TLS certificate that presents as if signed by the City of Los Angeles Police Department (LAPD). That name suggests those behind the campaign are attempting to spoof the police department to appear legitimate. It also gave the ORB network its name: LapDogs.

So it’s a self-signed cert with LAPD in the metadata.

The purpose of the malware itself is not known - it’s encrypted, and Security Scorecard said it requires further analysis.

But who knows, maybe there’s a reason it uses that other than obfuscation or a joke. Though anything doing authentication via a self-signed cert’s metadata is completely broken anyway.

I like to imagine they were just side-eyeing each other the whole time.

Congrats on being the exception to the latter part of my comment.

I replaced the polonium with 1 cup of citrus juice. It was incredibly acidic and soggy. 3/5 because I still like cupcakes.

Listen here, you little shit.

Curious. I always thought she was more of a lolcow. Where that’s just how she is and everyone happens to think it’s funny.

Fairly different hivemind here, I think. Still annoying at times but for different reasons. Individuals seem more likely to engage on a topic though. Maybe without instantly thinking you’re their enemy.

Guilty, your honor!

You at least have to keep it symetrical.

Commit signing isn’t to authenticate with the remote repository. It includes the signatures in the commit data so they can be verified by anyone with a copy of the repo.

https://archive.is/oTR8Q

If only you could write cross-platform native apps otherwise.

I’m way more inclined to connect my devices if I can actually control them and not just have random seemingly pointless data about me harvested. But mostly we just don’t get that choice.

I wonder what environments Americans dream of like maybe more like large roads or suburban type environments. Maybe more rural/warm nature type environments. (I guess it also heavily depends where you are from like city vs rural)

Here I am, as an American, dreaming of smaller roads and walkable cities.

Grass is always greener, maybe.

How big are your thumbs?

If the material has to be coated to keep it from breaking down too fast, what is the point?

Presumably you could only coat certain faces of the material (like ones touching food). Or maybe the coating could degrade in another more time-known fashion. So if the coating would be expected to last no more then 3 years then after the plastic could start to degrade.

That end is poetic.

You can do anything through the hole in the blanket.