Wait, this was malware, not the heartbleed thing. It should never have been run and never had access to the files it was affecting. An OS could be designed to be document-centric rather than application-centric (amongst other design choices) and many of these vulnerabilities just not available to exploit.
No, the summary made it clear that it appeared to be the case for one particular person. I, am I am sure, many others have no problem switching between the two.
In particular, research may mean skimming many articles in a shallow manner to find the most relevant ones and then in-depth study of appropriate items.
I can do both with no problem. I suspect that the ability to easily switch is a learned skill also.
It may also have something to do with your background. The ability to skim large quantities of text and pull out relevant information was a useful skill long before it became digital.
Agreed. For non-commercial flights, you are not allowed to accept more than a share of the costs but there is more to the rule than just that and this service is swaying into murky waters.
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"Dirty-glassholes"
The text and data are kinda a necessity.
Wait, this was malware, not the heartbleed thing. It should never have been run and never had access to the files it was affecting. An OS could be designed to be document-centric rather than application-centric (amongst other design choices) and many of these vulnerabilities just not available to exploit.
Good point. My mind was on viruses and trojans for some reason.
Well, he couldn't have said "the most terrifying administration in history" anymore, could he?
Perfect. Every bug report could be immediately closed our with a resolution of "What difference does it make?".
Dick Cheney?
I take special delight in stealing the images of sites like that.
Absolutely. This is an OS design problem.
On the other hand, I would be almost 100% happy if I didn't have the voice part of my smartphone.
You didn't know you were possibly getting MITM'd anyway? If you're working with secure customer data, you should be using a VPN as a matter of course.
The fox with no tail.
It's an old story.
Did you think that maybe, just maybe, "these people" are actually, y'know, people and should be able to decide for themselves?
I think you would delineate work as obtaining resources. So shopping would count (as any man knows) but cooking and chores would not.
His Rama book is pretty good. It's the travesties that were written by other people that followed which are the problem (III much moreso than II)
No, the summary made it clear that it appeared to be the case for one particular person. I, am I am sure, many others have no problem switching between the two.
In particular, research may mean skimming many articles in a shallow manner to find the most relevant ones and then in-depth study of appropriate items.
I can do both with no problem. I suspect that the ability to easily switch is a learned skill also.
It may also have something to do with your background. The ability to skim large quantities of text and pull out relevant information was a useful skill long before it became digital.
ReactOS, dude.
No, seriously, good point. Though it's a lot easier to not support MS through Windows than X-Box IYSWIM.
I know I'd never heard of it. And now I plan to watch it. Probably in better quality than Youtube also.
Woosch!
I bet that's worth a fair bit.
Sorry, cloudy skies :D
Agreed. For non-commercial flights, you are not allowed to accept more than a share of the costs but there is more to the rule than just that and this service is swaying into murky waters.
My memory is that a small plane costs about twice as much ($) in fuel for the same point-to-point distance.
Your not helping things.