No training, so people build labs at home. No laptop, so people BYOD. Stupid corporate standard desktops, so people do VirtualBox/Cygwin/VMWare/etc/etc Nobody hires FTEs because of (insert reason here) so people often contract anyway with middlemen pimps.
Back in the 50s, the individual was still worth something, and it was assumed that a single individual, smart enough, would create a scientific breakthrough. The 21st century reveres the collective, and ignores the individual, so this type of story/plot no longer seems sensible.
Since GM crops are already shown to jump to other fields, it's hardly surprising. And hardly the only time this has happened. This is just another friendly FU, like the "near collision" in the sea off China, to remind the US that China holds all the cards.
There's already a framework for establishing claims and exercising rights on those claims, and for resolving disputes over those claims.
Enforcement will always be the problem - since currently, and in the future, there's really no way to enforce the rules eleventy million miles away, it's going to come down to either put up or shut up, as it should.
Just because they're trendy to talk about, you don't need to use some new-age, look at me, I know about Neanderthals and Denisovans way of spelling their name. They're Neanderthals, despite the fact that 'tal' is the German word that it's based on.
And because if you set up a random roadblock type scenario, you probably need traffic control and a police presence in case of accidents. It doesn't mean that they actually cared or were part of it.
That people immediately assumed it was a Gestapo maneuver and then complied is more an indictment of the them and the degree of freedom people have already willingly given up for the veneer of security.
Just because they found it 1 place that they looked, doesn't mean its not NOT in other places too.
Uneducated consumers + modern denial of causality + business interests = fail. You have ignorant parents who buy antibacterial everything because its "for the children" and because after all, they need to protect theirs, and it probably wont turn into MRSA _for them_, so shouldn't they do everything they can,etc. etc. Ditto with food - people buying shit at Walmart because they need to save money, meanwhile their neighbors lose their jobs and their kids end up playing with cadmium laced toys, but hey, they need to save 3 dollars on that gizmo.... Add the business interests capitalizing on this ignorance and philosophical gap (A !is !A) and you end up with the shitstorm we're in.
Moral: know what you're buying, know why you're buying it.
Are where you will find syslogd and init scripts. Get away from your wibbly-wobbly daemony-waemony way of doing things, and let the admin adjust startup stuff and view logs via simple text edit commands.
Anyone know when RHEL7 is out?
Amusingly, the./ motd below reads "Heisenberg may have slept here"
All of his incredibly insightful suggestions are wise even if you have a fat pipe. Local DNS? Adblock? A VPS somewhere when you need to look like you're somewhere else? DUH. -1, Oblivious.
Set the heat at 60, and when you come home from work, bump it to 65. What is so hard about that? Why do you have to tell Google when you're home and when you're not? To those who posit "But you can set the thermostat if you leave the house and forget to change it", there's a solution for that. Don't forget. People have been not forgetting to change their thermostats for probably 100 years now. You don't need some masturbatory iThing to do this.
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So because America has more money, they should pay more?
Hint: that philsophical, political and economic system doesn't work.
No training, so people build labs at home.
No laptop, so people BYOD.
Stupid corporate standard desktops, so people do VirtualBox/Cygwin/VMWare/etc/etc
Nobody hires FTEs because of (insert reason here) so people often contract anyway with middlemen pimps.
Back in the 50s, the individual was still worth something, and it was assumed that a single individual, smart enough, would create a scientific breakthrough. The 21st century reveres the collective, and ignores the individual, so this type of story/plot no longer seems sensible.
Why store it? Why not just give it a good push away from the station earthwards?
...been vetted and proven by the Chinese government
Not sure if serious.
Since GM crops are already shown to jump to other fields, it's hardly surprising. And hardly the only time this has happened. This is just another friendly FU, like the "near collision" in the sea off China, to remind the US that China holds all the cards.
You mean the native moon-dwellers?
There's already a framework for establishing claims and exercising rights on those claims, and for resolving disputes over those claims.
Enforcement will always be the problem - since currently, and in the future, there's really no way to enforce the rules eleventy million miles away, it's going to come down to either put up or shut up, as it should.
Then maybe you shouldn't be using the Internet. Just because a child can reach the steering wheel of a car doesn't mean that they should drive.
It's marketing, like "the cloud". It's such a gross oversimplification that it's meaningless.
Your situation is unique because you have a monopoly contract and an undemanding customer.
And trying to do it all yourself is a risk of never getting to market.
Just because they're trendy to talk about, you don't need to use some new-age, look at me, I know about Neanderthals and Denisovans way of spelling their name. They're Neanderthals, despite the fact that 'tal' is the German word that it's based on.
Or HCF, if you wanted to be really sure.
And because if you set up a random roadblock type scenario, you probably need traffic control and a police presence in case of accidents. It doesn't mean that they actually cared or were part of it.
That people immediately assumed it was a Gestapo maneuver and then complied is more an indictment of the them and the degree of freedom people have already willingly given up for the veneer of security.
ROFL.
Just because they found it 1 place that they looked, doesn't mean its not NOT in other places too.
Uneducated consumers + modern denial of causality + business interests = fail. You have ignorant parents who buy antibacterial everything because its "for the children" and because after all, they need to protect theirs, and it probably wont turn into MRSA _for them_, so shouldn't they do everything they can,etc. etc. Ditto with food - people buying shit at Walmart because they need to save money, meanwhile their neighbors lose their jobs and their kids end up playing with cadmium laced toys, but hey, they need to save 3 dollars on that gizmo.... Add the business interests capitalizing on this ignorance and philosophical gap (A !is !A) and you end up with the shitstorm we're in.
Moral: know what you're buying, know why you're buying it.
Poor eating habits & inadequate exercise are the problem. But heaven forbid people are responsible for their own actions.
Citation needed.
Are where you will find syslogd and init scripts. Get away from your wibbly-wobbly daemony-waemony way of doing things, and let the admin adjust startup stuff and view logs via simple text edit commands.
Anyone know when RHEL7 is out?
Amusingly, the ./ motd below reads "Heisenberg may have slept here"
There's probably an emacs mode which does what you're looking for.
All of his incredibly insightful suggestions are wise even if you have a fat pipe. Local DNS? Adblock? A VPS somewhere when you need to look like you're somewhere else? DUH. -1, Oblivious.
With Linux, are you ever really DONE installing?
Heisenbug - nice. A fitting name for a bleeding edge distro.
Set the heat at 60, and when you come home from work, bump it to 65. What is so hard about that? Why do you have to tell Google when you're home and when you're not? To those who posit "But you can set the thermostat if you leave the house and forget to change it", there's a solution for that. Don't forget. People have been not forgetting to change their thermostats for probably 100 years now. You don't need some masturbatory iThing to do this.