I wonder how much proactive development of plausible looking data is generated in parallel to be used in such circumstances on short notice for any military project. Can you imagine the CVS admin headaches?
Interesting point on the cleartext transmission. My bank and/or Visa does indeed pay all when my card is compromised. I guess that's the one remaining benefit to sticking with BoA.
I never use the Debit Option when using my bank card in a transaction. I always choose credit for two reasons:
A) When you use credit, the store pays the transaction fee, if any. I don't know if it's true anymore but last I checked, using a debit card and entering a PIN resulted in a small fee charged to the customer for the transaction.
B) The purchase and fraud protections granted by Visa (even on check cards) are reduced or even disappear when you use the Debit option and enter your PIN. If you don't transmit the PIN, you don't need to worry about a MITM decrypting it.
Sam Lowry: "I assure you, Mrs. Buttle, the Ministry is very scrupulous about following up and eradicating any error. If you have any complaints which you'd like to make, I'd be more than happy to send you the appropriate forms."
Oops. CNN is advertising an address to upload all your photos taken throughout the day so they can stitch them together to make 360-deg VR photos available as close to real time as they can (several minute delay).
Heh. I wondered why China chose the name Firefly for the satellite but then I remembered that all the cursing and mother insults were in Chinese. If their development labs sound anything like my garage when I'm working on my vehicles....
A seemingly healthy High School classmate had one at age 16. Came back a year later with a cane but was otherwise OK, other than the 1000 yard stare a young person gets when they look at mortality too early.
I fear Volvos on the road. Volvo drivers have to be the most meandering, dunder-headed drivers I've ever seen. Perhaps it's the sense of security that comes from driving a Volvo but my gods, pay attention to what is going on around you!
I had to hit rewind a couple of times just to make sure I actually heard her say nucyooler. You'd think the proper pronunciation would be in a handbook for political types by now.
Intel recently did a study on how datacenters can be cooled using air-side economizers, saving up to 67 percent in energy costs on a 10MW room. This was unthinkable even a couple years ago but modern systems can handle heat a lot better so you are bound to realize some savings by bumping the temps up to 85-90 degrees.
Do you really want a bunch of senior people telling you what qualifications you need to have?
HR certainly does a good job of that these days. I recently got a love note from my HR jokes stating that after an internal audit, it seems my job description and certs aren't aligned. Fortunately my boss explained what they can go do.
However, I do agree with everything else you wrote.
...I heard about this, Buck Cherry were one of my favorite bands. I would kill to have Josh Todd's voice. Alas, they are one more thing for me to boycott. Fuck.
The fishing industry was one of my considerations for backup career for a little while. Don't laugh...I like being outside in extreme conditions. Due to East Coast level over-fishing on the West Coast and other environmental concerns lowering fish populations, even the people who have made a life at sea are getting the boot. This season started "rationalizations" (severe catch limits) and the industry is hurting bad. I have a relative who works the Bering Sea and she was talking about going back to school for computer stuff. I laughed.
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I wonder how much proactive development of plausible looking data is generated in parallel to be used in such circumstances on short notice for any military project. Can you imagine the CVS admin headaches?
Interesting point on the cleartext transmission. My bank and/or Visa does indeed pay all when my card is compromised. I guess that's the one remaining benefit to sticking with BoA.
I never use the Debit Option when using my bank card in a transaction. I always choose credit for two reasons: A) When you use credit, the store pays the transaction fee, if any. I don't know if it's true anymore but last I checked, using a debit card and entering a PIN resulted in a small fee charged to the customer for the transaction. B) The purchase and fraud protections granted by Visa (even on check cards) are reduced or even disappear when you use the Debit option and enter your PIN. If you don't transmit the PIN, you don't need to worry about a MITM decrypting it.
So will MS continue to require XP to phone home to activate after initial install?
Then only your cat can use the software. You are welcome to use it when YOU accept the EULA, too.
Sam Lowry: "I assure you, Mrs. Buttle, the Ministry is very scrupulous about following up and eradicating any error. If you have any complaints which you'd like to make, I'd be more than happy to send you the appropriate forms."
Oops. CNN is advertising an address to upload all your photos taken throughout the day so they can stitch them together to make 360-deg VR photos available as close to real time as they can (several minute delay).
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Heh. I wondered why China chose the name Firefly for the satellite but then I remembered that all the cursing and mother insults were in Chinese. If their development labs sound anything like my garage when I'm working on my vehicles....
A seemingly healthy High School classmate had one at age 16. Came back a year later with a cane but was otherwise OK, other than the 1000 yard stare a young person gets when they look at mortality too early.
RealDolls have that demographic covered.
heh. I read your reply too fast and thought the URL was plentyoafish.com
Perfect for geeks
Erm...Trickle Down..oh nevermind :-)
Google suppliers of steampunk stuff. Lots and lots of gears and widgets to be found in weird places.
I fear Volvos on the road. Volvo drivers have to be the most meandering, dunder-headed drivers I've ever seen. Perhaps it's the sense of security that comes from driving a Volvo but my gods, pay attention to what is going on around you!
Heh. I was going to go with the Rolling Stones or The Who but you make the same point :-)
I had to hit rewind a couple of times just to make sure I actually heard her say nucyooler. You'd think the proper pronunciation would be in a handbook for political types by now.
Intel recently did a study on how datacenters can be cooled using air-side economizers, saving up to 67 percent in energy costs on a 10MW room. This was unthinkable even a couple years ago but modern systems can handle heat a lot better so you are bound to realize some savings by bumping the temps up to 85-90 degrees.
They do have subs that maneuver on dry land, cleverly renamed "bus". Modern stuff rules.
Do you really want a bunch of senior people telling you what qualifications you need to have?
HR certainly does a good job of that these days. I recently got a love note from my HR jokes stating that after an internal audit, it seems my job description and certs aren't aligned. Fortunately my boss explained what they can go do.
However, I do agree with everything else you wrote.
Yes. And the USA is a Constitutional Republic
...I heard about this, Buck Cherry were one of my favorite bands. I would kill to have Josh Todd's voice. Alas, they are one more thing for me to boycott. Fuck.
I fear we get to look forward to more of this childish crap from the two teams from now on. Burbclaves, here we come.
A writing instructor once told me that reading something out loud usually reveals the brain-filtered mistakes.
The fishing industry was one of my considerations for backup career for a little while. Don't laugh...I like being outside in extreme conditions. Due to East Coast level over-fishing on the West Coast and other environmental concerns lowering fish populations, even the people who have made a life at sea are getting the boot. This season started "rationalizations" (severe catch limits) and the industry is hurting bad. I have a relative who works the Bering Sea and she was talking about going back to school for computer stuff. I laughed.