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There are carbon atoms in it, it's NON-conductive. But they didn't say it conducts electricity, so they could probably get away with that.
This reminds me of the marketing scam where some guy is trying to sell stocks relating to "oro blanco" (white gold) as some new age super fuel that gets nearly infinite gas mileage. What is it? Lithium carbonate, like you'd use for rechargeable batteries.
Starbucks does this. But kind of in reverse and in Italian. The "venti" cold drinks (that's 20 in italian) actually measure 24 oz. to account for some of the extra ice.
That's exactly right. If something like this happens, there should be a contingency to switch to full manual control (even if "manual" still belongs in quotation marks). They spent way too long trying to fix it on the spot when they should have just bypassed the whole thing.
FTP is one of the least secure file protocols in active use. Second only to maybe SMB, and that only because it was not designed to be exposed to the Internet.
You missed the point as it flew over your head at 30,000 feet. Other OS's, including ChromeOS, don't have measurably fewer bugs. They are just less targeted and there are currently fewer exploits. Changes in market dominance will flip that number very quickly.
Does that make it somehow less possible? No. There just hasn't been any reason for someone to try...yet. If you're protecting against all possibilities, then you need to think about theoretical rather than actual.
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Battery packs and recharging when stationary. Or you could use that powerful maglev field for some inductive charging.
You're assuming that reaching your funding goal is the full definition of success.
Are undocumented features better or worse than H1B features?
Make that 15,999,999,999 users
Make that 14,999,999,999 users.
You wanna try that again? Hint, commas and periods don't show up if you're reading the headline via the URL.
None of that is their jurisdiction either.
Unless you paid money for a copy of the pics, you reported it to the wrong place. At best this is a civil issue, not criminal.
99% of the time, it's outside their jurisdiction anyway. How many domestic ransomware attacks have there been compared to China/Russia/Ukraine?
B-vitamins in energy drinks are getting very common to see.
Urine should be clear or slight yellow tinge. Medium- or dark-yellow means you're dehydrated.
You can't rely on that. If it's clear or pale, you're not dehydrated. The converse is not true.
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Clearly, that means it's OK.
They mean Mylar, right?
There are carbon atoms in it, it's NON-conductive. But they didn't say it conducts electricity, so they could probably get away with that.
This reminds me of the marketing scam where some guy is trying to sell stocks relating to "oro blanco" (white gold) as some new age super fuel that gets nearly infinite gas mileage. What is it? Lithium carbonate, like you'd use for rechargeable batteries.
In the US, today's "small" was yesterday's medium. The sizes are going up.
Starbucks does this. But kind of in reverse and in Italian. The "venti" cold drinks (that's 20 in italian) actually measure 24 oz. to account for some of the extra ice.
That's exactly right. If something like this happens, there should be a contingency to switch to full manual control (even if "manual" still belongs in quotation marks). They spent way too long trying to fix it on the spot when they should have just bypassed the whole thing.
FTP is one of the least secure file protocols in active use. Second only to maybe SMB, and that only because it was not designed to be exposed to the Internet.
You missed the point as it flew over your head at 30,000 feet. Other OS's, including ChromeOS, don't have measurably fewer bugs. They are just less targeted and there are currently fewer exploits. Changes in market dominance will flip that number very quickly.
Does that make it somehow less possible? No. There just hasn't been any reason for someone to try...yet. If you're protecting against all possibilities, then you need to think about theoretical rather than actual.
I've never heard of any malware jumping through an FTP connection.
Any transfer protocol implementation could have buffer overflows or any vulnerability that anything else has. Why is FTP more magic than SMB?
If the security depended on the USB stick itself to not automount (trusting the external device), then he wasn't the only person at fault.
Multiple points of failure along the way decrease overall security anyway.
It's real. I've heard them in the US. Typically popular music. Not real common, but not uncommon. Targeted at the older tail of millennials mostly.
that has had the transmit pin on the NIC physically cut
ACK! What a terrible idea!
Better put that in a faraday cage too, otherwise I might induce current into the circuits remotely and try to read the output RF interference.
Whatever you do, don't program on a Mac. The malware is compatible with everything. Even alien motherships.
Since it got formalized with an RFC.