~ You can't download a personality. There's no way to translate the data.
~ But the information being held in our heads is available in other databases. People leave more than footprints as they travel through life. Medical scans, DNA profiles, psych evaluations, school records, e-mails, recording video and audio, CAT scans, genetic typing, synaptic records, security cameras, test results, shopping records, talent shows, ball games, traffic tickets, restaurant bills, phone records, music lists, movie tickets, TV shows. Even prescriptions for birth control.
This actually worked! In the early days of film the Library of Congress had each frame of entire films printed onto paper to establish copyright. These prints survived while the original films disintegrated, and subsequently (albeit laboriously) were transferred back onto film. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/P...
Agreed. It's your basic "What if we took the premise seriously?" parody. What would happen if an entity from outer space imbued teenagers with superhuman abilities and gave them massive fighting machines to fight monsters the size of buildings and forces of evil out to enslave the world/galaxy/universe? Answer: bad things would happen, that's what.
I'm a recent CS grad, but I've had a number of years of IT experience as well, and explicit security education/training hasn't come up in either case. OOP? Troubleshooting? Database design? Parallel programming? On it. Computer Security 101? Not so much.
He should ask his teacher "So the Immaculate Conception and the Virgin Mary, why was that considered a miracle compared to any other child being born? I mean, specifically..."
Since a site with proper hashing, where in theory the actual passwords are unknowable, wouldn't be on the list. And presumably sites with proper security on the back end would have stronger password complexity requirements in the first place, and vice versa. The blame falls more on the bar than the drunkards it serves.
The people that can hold a financial gun to your head if you don't vote the way they want.
Worse than the gun to the head, the free voting app from your party / union / special interest group / chamber of commerce that makes casting your vote simple! Just type in your ID, press the big red "Vote!" button, and we fill out the virtual ballot for you! No getting bogged down in details like names or offices or having to read those boring ballot initiatives!
I'm sure some fundamental CS work came up in college for our recent presidents in the past fifty years. Nuclear engineer Jimmy Carter and MBA George W Bush in particular come to mind.
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~ You can't download a personality. There's no way to translate the data.
~ But the information being held in our heads is available in other databases. People leave more than footprints as they travel through life. Medical scans, DNA profiles, psych evaluations, school records, e-mails, recording video and audio, CAT scans, genetic typing, synaptic records, security cameras, test results, shopping records, talent shows, ball games, traffic tickets, restaurant bills, phone records, music lists, movie tickets, TV shows. Even prescriptions for birth control.
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No sir, I'm not interested in more nipples.
Tell you what though - do you have any rubber walrus protectors?
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Since in theory they'll take a longer view on preservation than a publicly-owned company might.
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This actually worked! In the early days of film the Library of Congress had each frame of entire films printed onto paper to establish copyright. These prints survived while the original films disintegrated, and subsequently (albeit laboriously) were transferred back onto film.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/P...
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Agreed. It's your basic "What if we took the premise seriously?" parody. What would happen if an entity from outer space imbued teenagers with superhuman abilities and gave them massive fighting machines to fight monsters the size of buildings and forces of evil out to enslave the world/galaxy/universe? Answer: bad things would happen, that's what.
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Chrome has its own task manager under More Tools Task Manager, so you can see which extensions are gumming up the works.
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I'm a recent CS grad, but I've had a number of years of IT experience as well, and explicit security education/training hasn't come up in either case. OOP? Troubleshooting? Database design? Parallel programming? On it. Computer Security 101? Not so much.
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A quick search and...
http://www.epdetect.com/
Could be good, could be lousy.
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~ Your cholesterol level is 500! Wait, you haven't been using sunblock, have you?
~ Umm, well, yeah.
~ You IDIOT!
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And lord knows he should know: https://www.youtube.com/watch?...
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He should ask his teacher "So the Immaculate Conception and the Virgin Mary, why was that considered a miracle compared to any other child being born? I mean, specifically..."
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Not yet.
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Since a site with proper hashing, where in theory the actual passwords are unknowable, wouldn't be on the list. And presumably sites with proper security on the back end would have stronger password complexity requirements in the first place, and vice versa. The blame falls more on the bar than the drunkards it serves.
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Perhaps more for the ROW to connect to China. Dirt-cheap cloud services, anyone?
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Needs a face to be cute. I see a Ubi / Furby maker project in the future.
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The people that can hold a financial gun to your head if you don't vote the way they want.
Worse than the gun to the head, the free voting app from your party / union / special interest group / chamber of commerce that makes casting your vote simple! Just type in your ID, press the big red "Vote!" button, and we fill out the virtual ballot for you! No getting bogged down in details like names or offices or having to read those boring ballot initiatives!
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I had a great player geared for audiophiles, but it cost $1500 and the battery life was terrible.
And the vacuum tubes kept setting my messenger bag on fire.
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...have been known the make some drunk tweets.
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I just assumed they meant THE Finn.
http://williamgibson.wikia.com...
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I'm sure some fundamental CS work came up in college for our recent presidents in the past fifty years. Nuclear engineer Jimmy Carter and MBA George W Bush in particular come to mind.
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The surprisingly accurate dramatization of Google's takeover! (In three parts!)
http://youtu.be/nBT1oHGSeFc?t=...
https://www.youtube.com/watch?...
https://www.youtube.com/watch?...
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That's the superpower at work here.
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Works for Batman.
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The latest build will not be available this evening but surely tomorrow.
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So that's where they put it!
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