You think they should announce to the world all the vulnerabilities they've found so those means can be closed?...
...
Maybe - so what did those WikiLeak dumps accomplish and who paid the price? Normal folks getting their machines encrypted! And why? Because those known holes are not plugged to have maybe _some_ advantage there over others.
And - if the code is leaked, what about the data collected? Who owns them, who gets them for good money maybe and for what can they be used? Trust anyone in that clandestine scene?
Nobody wins in that game, so why play it?
Every other day something comes up what the spooks are doing and boohooo. Anything else new there?
This type of shit should stop! What else is hidden from public by those goons? Do they have any decency? Probably not, needs a certain character to feel superior and protect the country....
Are there humans at work - let's assume, then what is their frame of mind?
Imagine, sitting in an office and then comes the work order to.... and you just do what is on that work order and swallow your thoughts about it down... or, don't even think about it further and do the job, because you have to make a buck and live.
That's how all those popups, nagging ads and other crap comes to life - or that's how the system works, not necessarily for the benefit and enjoyment of the guy/gal at the end of the line.
The mental consequences of constantly blocking out are not researched.
I never liked the store anyway - too posh and the people attracted by this. There is now one in the city I live for half a year or so, I never went there.
Not a Health-Food store, but Trader Joe beats it by miles.
From my silly point - does he not stir in a wasp net? Anyone blocked will go elsewhere and complain about it, just adding to the anti-T sentiment or polarize the whole scene. The pro-T folks will approve and gather momentum that way and the anti-T folks gather moment too. Who will win, we will see..
How this whole theater evolves is interesting. Aren't people getting tired of this show yet? One thing, another thing and over again. Somewhere I heard that serious legal guys are working to get this all ended....
A NOSE FOR ODORS What do dogs have that we don't? For one thing, they possess up to 300 million olfactory receptors in their noses, compared to about six million in us. And the part of a dog's brain that is devoted to analyzing smells is, proportionally speaking, 40 times greater than ours.
If you look at a dog looking out of the window of a driving car - the activity is mainly smelling, seems to me dogs live in a world of smells rather visible objects.
"Apple is exploring cutting-edge technologies that would allow iPhones and iPads to be powered from further away than the charging mats used with current smartphone"
To charge a cell phone over the air - receiving a couple of 100 mA by radio waves in a room with your cell - maybe within 20' distance - you'll need either a concentrated beam to which you expose your cell or have the whole room covered with a very strong RF field maybe similar what the exposure to your head is when listening to your phone which transmits about 1 Watt when sending, which affects your brain:
Depending where you land @ Comcast - ornery seems to be the right term....
I am suing in small claims court by them being totally obnoxious and their - well, probably legal staff - is cocky. Will see what the outcome is.
Seems that corporations make rules right now (or since the beginning of time, just bigger and bigger now) to their advantage and the small guy/gal has to swallow and see how to deal with it.
The automatic process is, if there is no insight on their side, they rack up your bill and then forward it to a collection agency - in this case they are using http://www.windhampros.com/ - all those nice kiddies coming up on their site and how great they are... Hope they get burnt in my case.
Problem is that you have to be quick to file at court if Comcast does business in your county - once it's at the collection agency, far far away, forget about small claims court and deal with endless phone calls talking to people in maybe far away countries and try to cut a deal....
A basic question is, if a large corporation can even remotely be customer-friendly? Their rule set is purely profit maximization driven and somebody pays for that.
If you were to tax robots according to the human salary equivalent, then your smartphone would cost billions because its rate of calculation is faster than a stadium full of people using pen-and-paper.
If Robots take away jobs from humans, the (Robot "employee") work need to be severely taxed and the tax income put into a fund to support humans loosing their income.
This will take away the incentive to prefer and use robot work over humans and help the transition to a workable solution..
Will this fly - nope because the system is purely profit-driven and humans are just a means to create more profit for the "higher cast" and dropped when a cheaper method is available.
This is seen by outsourcing jobs and production to cheaper wage and production environments.
Are there laws to hold corporations socially responsible? Sure not in the USA, maybe somewhere in North-European countries where people live a happier life and people think more about common well being affecting everyone as compared to regular capitalistic or totalitarian structures where the "right" religion is instilled from birth on and every change brutally repressed and eliminated.
have this applied to the goons on top - foremost the compulsive liars creating all those smoke screens for doing it apparently right but in reality cheat the world until blood drips out!
Slashdot Mirror
...this so-called president is an idiot who is in waaaaaaaaaaaay over his head.
and he keeps getting attention - does he deserve it?
If so, why?
if you don't give me the red marble you have right away, I will destroy your sand castle you just built in our sand box....
Kids at play - still....
...
You think they should announce to the world all the vulnerabilities they've found so those means can be closed? ...
...
Maybe - so what did those WikiLeak dumps accomplish and who paid the price? Normal folks getting their machines encrypted!
And why? Because those known holes are not plugged to have maybe _some_ advantage there over others.
And - if the code is leaked, what about the data collected? Who owns them, who gets them for good money maybe and for what can they be used?
Trust anyone in that clandestine scene?
Nobody wins in that game, so why play it?
Every other day something comes up what the spooks are doing and boohooo. Anything else new there?
Just keep flaming me.
This type of shit should stop! What else is hidden from public by those goons?
Do they have any decency? Probably not, needs a certain character to feel superior and protect the country....
15 G, then 5 G and now - hrm......
Are there humans at work - let's assume, then what is their frame of mind?
Imagine, sitting in an office and then comes the work order to .... and you just do what is on that work order and swallow your thoughts about it down...
or, don't even think about it further and do the job, because you have to make a buck and live.
That's how all those popups, nagging ads and other crap comes to life - or that's how the system works, not necessarily for the benefit and enjoyment of the guy/gal at the end of the line.
The mental consequences of constantly blocking out are not researched.
Keep enjoying!
Posh people won't like it ;-)
to avoid Whole Foods
I never liked the store anyway - too posh and the people attracted by this. There is now one in the city I live for half a year or so, I never went there.
Not a Health-Food store, but Trader Joe beats it by miles.
Has any POTUS done this before?
From my silly point - does he not stir in a wasp net? Anyone blocked will go elsewhere and complain about it, just adding to the anti-T sentiment or polarize the whole scene. The pro-T folks will approve and gather momentum that way and the anti-T folks gather moment too.
Who will win, we will see..
How this whole theater evolves is interesting. Aren't people getting tired of this show yet? One thing, another thing and over again.
Somewhere I heard that serious legal guys are working to get this all ended....
to all those data? With this POTUS intelligence this will all turn into a police super surveillance state - or whatever you may call it...
I can see literally nothing wrong with giving him Methicillin Resistant Staphylococcus Auerus.
I think non-resistant 3,4,5-trimethoxyphenethylamine would be more helpful...
help the POTUS to understand this!!!!
YUCC !!!!
A NOSE FOR ODORS
What do dogs have that we don't? For one thing, they possess up to 300 million olfactory receptors in their noses, compared to about six million in us. And the part of a dog's brain that is devoted to analyzing smells is, proportionally speaking, 40 times greater than ours.
from: http://www.pbs.org/wgbh/nova/n...
A dog's nose sure is longer than a humans...
If you look at a dog looking out of the window of a driving car - the activity is mainly smelling, seems to me dogs live in a world of smells rather visible objects.
How have you been on /. as long as your ID implies and never learned the difference between ionizing and non-ionizing radiation?
Are you just that stupid?
Thanks for the flowers,
https://www.bloomberg.com/news...
"Apple is exploring cutting-edge technologies that would allow iPhones and iPads to be powered from further away than the charging mats used with current smartphone"
To charge a cell phone over the air - receiving a couple of 100 mA by radio waves in a room with your cell - maybe within 20' distance - you'll need either a concentrated beam to which you expose your cell or have the whole room covered with a very strong RF field maybe similar what the exposure to your head is when listening to your phone which transmits about 1 Watt when sending, which affects your brain:
https://www.bnl.gov/newsroom/n...
and potentially creates carcinoms
http://biorxiv.org/content/ear...
- all non-ionizing radiation but affecting cells in bodies exposed to those conditions
Companies are only motivated by maximizing profit not by what is good or bad for people or environment
More radiation, more cancers, go for it!
Depending where you land @ Comcast - ornery seems to be the right term....
I am suing in small claims court by them being totally obnoxious and their - well, probably legal staff - is cocky.
Will see what the outcome is.
Seems that corporations make rules right now (or since the beginning of time, just bigger and bigger now) to their advantage and the small guy/gal has to swallow and see how to deal with it.
The automatic process is, if there is no insight on their side, they rack up your bill and then forward it to a collection agency - in this case they are using http://www.windhampros.com/ - all those nice kiddies coming up on their site and how great they are... Hope they get burnt in my case.
Problem is that you have to be quick to file at court if Comcast does business in your county - once it's at the collection agency, far far away, forget about small claims court and deal with endless phone calls talking to people in maybe far away countries and try to cut a deal....
A basic question is, if a large corporation can even remotely be customer-friendly? Their rule set is purely profit maximization driven and somebody pays for that.
Algol on 5 channel punch tape TTY on Zuse
Hamper reusing older equipment anywhere in the world by forcing recyclers to make it unusable - shredding it into small pieces.
Corporate rape, goes the same route as this:
http://www.npr.org/sections/al...
How can a lower consciousness recognize a higher consciousness - does not work, world would look different.
See the current POTUS as an example of failure.
There are said to be countries around where education is practically free...
To go into serious dept for education benefits whom?
This topic is so old ...
- education level, dumbness, idiocy is the cause, look at the audience's brightness there:
Idiot on the microphone (look at his very complex sentence structure) and more brightness radiating cheering audience.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?...
... Taxes aren't going to fix anything.
The usual tax hostility common in some countries....
Who is building and paying for your roads? The Brazilian corporation owning your freeways and penny-pinching you?
If you were to tax robots according to the human salary equivalent, then your smartphone would cost billions because its rate of calculation is faster than a stadium full of people using pen-and-paper.
And what does that though solve?
If Robots take away jobs from humans, the (Robot "employee") work need to be severely taxed and the tax income put into a fund to support humans loosing their income.
This will take away the incentive to prefer and use robot work over humans and help the transition to a workable solution..
Will this fly - nope because the system is purely profit-driven and humans are just a means to create more profit for the "higher cast" and dropped when a cheaper method is available.
This is seen by outsourcing jobs and production to cheaper wage and production environments.
Are there laws to hold corporations socially responsible? Sure not in the USA, maybe somewhere in North-European countries where people live a happier life and people think more about common well being affecting everyone as compared to regular capitalistic or totalitarian structures where the "right" religion is instilled from birth on and every change brutally repressed and eliminated.
have this applied to the goons on top - foremost the compulsive liars creating all those smoke screens for doing it apparently right but in reality cheat the world until blood drips out!