This is the best TLA+ specification of the Paxos algorithm I can find, for anyone interested. I was surprised that although Leslie Lamport has published a TLA+ spec for Paxos consensus¹, he has not published one for his Paxos algorithm itself, aka multi-Paxos. These Stony Brook academics did, complete with improved TLAPS machine proof and the added feature of preemption. Their digressions to existing Paxos proofs with other tools and the history of this algorithm's formal specification are also interesting.
As Powell's chief of staff Col. Lawrence Wilkerson once recalled, that speech resulted in a resumption of hostilities for a war that already received Security Council approval back in the '90s - the original war never stopped, as no truce was ever agreed to, only detente. North and South Korea are in a similar state of detente. Powell's speech itself was an effort to receive political support for reengagement.
don't make sense because Linux has many different UIs. I'm pretty sure there is no macOS UI comparable to my preferred tiling window managers Sway and i3, and in that sense which UI is better is a question of personal preference and habit. In fact, I'm pretty sure only one macOS UI is available. Same for Windows: only one Windows UI available per Windows version.
Just FYI for anyone having this issue, Tor 2.0 is deprecated and has been hit or miss for roughly the past year. As long as you're using their Tor 3.0 onion address you should have few issues.
> Behind the scenes, a Skynet portal is a Sia renter that rents and stores data for its users and can retrieve files from storage being rented by other portals.
How does the parent imply China and the CCP are better than the US?