and even that dirty garbage-picked black and white TV my parents dragged home that they knew I’d have a blast playing with
I hope I'm not shattering the illusion of a pleasant childhood but if his either of his parents were at all technically inclined, then there's only one reason to provide a kid with a used TV to take apart... and while there probably won't be a blast, I'd certainly expect a loud spark and possibly the smell of burning flesh...:p
No. The law is entirely orthogonal to the matter; an illegitimate security researcher would be looking to for vulnerabilities to exploit and a legitimate security researcher would be looking for vulnerabilities to patch.
Are you a complete idiot (no, really)? You've utterly failed to get the point: This claim isn't dubious or far-fetched in the slightest; rather, it's completely fucking redundant (virtually all nations do this) and this isn't even remotely newsworthy.
Why do I say this? Because even though Porsche rules required the owners (aka the Porsche family) to stay out of management (thus Piech's exodus to VW/Audi) in the late 70's), VW Group essentially functioned as one entity, sharing tech, manufacturing facilities and even platforms; there are multiple models that can be purchased either as a Porsche or an Audi...
His son Ferry is the Porsche car maker we all know... and did the 356.
His grandsonFerdinand Piech is the Porsche car maker we all should know... and did the 240mph 917/30, the Quattro (amen) and the Bugatti Veyron. Hell, he even designed the most reliable and indestructible engine ever put in a passenger car (the Mercedes turbo-charged five-cylinder). These may be among the reasons that it was he (and not his father or grandfather) who won Car Executive of the Century.
Not remotely basic enough. Teach 'em calc (thank you, Newton and Leibniz) and how to use a goddamn slide rule. Hell, teach 'em how to use an abacus... but make sure they learn analog logic (including hydraulic and pneumatic circuits aka fluid logic) and then move 'em on to analog PLC's. Only when they've mastered all that shit (which they should have by the time they're in middle school, if you've started early enough) do you move 'em onto digital.
They'll be unstoppable (unlike, sadly, most of you guys).;)
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He neither invented nor built nor even "rebuilt" a clock; he repackaged one.
Goddamn; remarkably astute and well-said.
and even that dirty garbage-picked black and white TV my parents dragged home that they knew I’d have a blast playing with
I hope I'm not shattering the illusion of a pleasant childhood but if his either of his parents were at all technically inclined, then there's only one reason to provide a kid with a used TV to take apart... and while there probably won't be a blast, I'd certainly expect a loud spark and possibly the smell of burning flesh... :p
Big Oil, which had no problem with nuclear weapons
I've heard that Big Ag has no problem with radial tires; I wonder if that's true...
but probably outside the scope of this conversation
And definitely outside the scope of his intellect. ;)
Seems like you've never had an emissions test done. No, they don't interface with your vehicle's ECU; they stick a probe up it's ass^H^H^H tailpipe.
Aspie much? I think you missed the point...
Indeed; so incredibly well-played that they now look far more incompetent than ever... and that's no small feat.
I trust you're getting compensated for your attempts to change the subject?
Locked bootloader on my Verizon S5 as well. Cocksuckers.
Wow, harmless passive-aggressive types sure try to grow a [virtual] pair when they post AC, don't they...
Unless, that is, you're a koolaid-drinking little sheep with an IQ no higher than 120 or so... ;)
"Legitimate" != "legal"
It's not about whether they can submerge; it's about whether they can re-emerge again. ;)
Are you a complete idiot (no, really)? You've utterly failed to get the point: This claim isn't dubious or far-fetched in the slightest; rather, it's completely fucking redundant (virtually all nations do this) and this isn't even remotely newsworthy.
That would depend entirely on the effectiveness of the prenup...
The key word is "publicly."
Thus it would seem that you now owe your fascist masters an apology... and their pocket change back.
Imbecile.
I wonder what the chances are that, like Earth, it might have a core that's undergoing slow fission...
Why do I say this? Because even though Porsche rules required the owners (aka the Porsche family) to stay out of management (thus Piech's exodus to VW/Audi) in the late 70's), VW Group essentially functioned as one entity, sharing tech, manufacturing facilities and even platforms; there are multiple models that can be purchased either as a Porsche or an Audi...
His son Ferry is the Porsche car maker we all know... and did the 356.
His grandson Ferdinand Piech is the Porsche car maker we all should know... and did the 240mph 917/30, the Quattro (amen) and the Bugatti Veyron. Hell, he even designed the most reliable and indestructible engine ever put in a passenger car (the Mercedes turbo-charged five-cylinder). These may be among the reasons that it was he (and not his father or grandfather) who won Car Executive of the Century.
FreeBSD, vim and python
Not remotely basic enough. Teach 'em calc (thank you, Newton and Leibniz) and how to use a goddamn slide rule. Hell, teach 'em how to use an abacus... but make sure they learn analog logic (including hydraulic and pneumatic circuits aka fluid logic) and then move 'em on to analog PLC's. Only when they've mastered all that shit (which they should have by the time they're in middle school, if you've started early enough) do you move 'em onto digital.
They'll be unstoppable (unlike, sadly, most of you guys). ;)
Florence, Venice and the Vatican all relied on a private military known as Condottieri; was that what you were referring to?
Italy had a powerful military when Americans were crapping on the ground and worshiping buffalo.
What, Florence and Venice?
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