I can't really concentrate on a task if music with singing is playing; I find myself either listening to the lyrics if they're unfamiliar or thinking about them if they are. In such a scenario, I have to switch to my Pandora (irony!) Brian Eno station.
I suspect - just like most industries providing consumer goods - the automotive engineers knew about and pointed out the potential of such vulnerabilities, only to be ignored by their PHBs and their R&D budgets for said issues zeroed-out by the true bosses: Bean Counters.
The link takes you to Directed Energy Weapons; the only instance of HERF is a link to an empty page that takes you back from whence you came. There is no definition of the acronym on either page.
Indeed they do. If the charger says "I can supply 1.5A" but due to thin wires in the long, cheap cable that results in a significant voltage drop the device backs down to a lower level.
This is why I build my own USB leads using #00 welding cable.
When I think of Walgreens, I instantly think of airtight, impervious security and attentive employees obsessed with getting detailed work dead solid perfect the first time, every time.
Meanwhile, on planet Earth...
This info (I mean the 70% of it that is kept with the correct customer) will be hacked within two months. And buried deep within the 1-point EULA you have to agree to is permission to share all this information with every health insurer - especially your current one. In fact, the order will be: first your rates go through the roof, *then* word is passed along to you by the snail-est of mail that they found something in your tests.
Back then security experts advised to remove the battery before you discussed secrets in a corporate or government setting, in order to avoid falling victim to espionage.
And now I realize the main motivator for non-removable batteries in phones (and laptops for that matter).
At the current rate of insanity, it would not surprise me if individuals with photographic memories will soon be rounded up and imprisoned for IP theft.
you can accomplish quite a lot societally if the populace is essentially homogeneous. When you neighbor is on the dole, it's fine if he's from the same 'tribe' as you, but if he 'different', that's when all the lizard brain hatreds come to fore.
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Man, that's cold.
I can't really concentrate on a task if music with singing is playing; I find myself either listening to the lyrics if they're unfamiliar or thinking about them if they are. In such a scenario, I have to switch to my Pandora (irony!) Brian Eno station.
I suspect - just like most industries providing consumer goods - the automotive engineers knew about and pointed out the potential of such vulnerabilities, only to be ignored by their PHBs and their R&D budgets for said issues zeroed-out by the true bosses: Bean Counters.
We have to ask: is the current American populace truly worthy of the ignored warnings of both Benjamin Franklin and Edward Snowden?
Honestly, how do you save people that don't want saving?
Before writing a single line, the customer must enact the entirety of what they want using only Punch & Judy marionettes.
Or Honey Boo-Boo in August.
Cars don't kill actors. Porsches kill actors.
Another method to diminish the amount of fresh water - we have far too much of that useless fluid.
With this supra-legal coven, 'all but' can easily mean a drone, a Chavez Special, or Gitmo.
Sending back everyone's spit is gonna suuuck.
The link takes you to Directed Energy Weapons; the only instance of HERF is a link to an empty page that takes you back from whence you came. There is no definition of the acronym on either page.
So thanks for the enlightenment.
This is why I build my own USB leads using #00 welding cable.
To a TSA line near you; especially the DNA sampling part. #Gattica
When I think of Walgreens, I instantly think of airtight, impervious security and attentive employees obsessed with getting detailed work dead solid perfect the first time, every time.
Meanwhile, on planet Earth...
This info (I mean the 70% of it that is kept with the correct customer) will be hacked within two months. And buried deep within the 1-point EULA you have to agree to is permission to share all this information with every health insurer - especially your current one. In fact, the order will be: first your rates go through the roof, *then* word is passed along to you by the snail-est of mail that they found something in your tests.
It had to be called panspermia, not panovumia, right? Right.
Says the white explorer of European decent. That should sit well with the locals.
"You now have one point remaining on your license."
When it comes to hardware in terms of company and/or country, who can *anyone* trust?
And evoking Reagan 's speech writer, how the hell would you verify anyway?
A crisply-produced short commercial of a Three Card Monte game involving Dollars, Pounds, and Euros backed by a jaunty piano soundtrack.
Apple. Steal Different.
Smell the Freedom(TM)!
And now I realize the main motivator for non-removable batteries in phones (and laptops for that matter).
At the current rate of insanity, it would not surprise me if individuals with photographic memories will soon be rounded up and imprisoned for IP theft.
I've never understood what happens to the salt (and a none-too-pure salt at that) from large-scale desalinization processes.
Let me guess: it's either dumped back in the sea or left as a slurry and pumped underground as they do in the oil patch.
you can accomplish quite a lot societally if the populace is essentially homogeneous. When you neighbor is on the dole, it's fine if he's from the same 'tribe' as you, but if he 'different', that's when all the lizard brain hatreds come to fore.
Where is my droud?