The way to deal with shooter situations is having a better emergency procedures? What about all the hidden surveillance and monitoring and CCTVs and metal detectors and RFID tags? What did they do to help?
How is the NSA not restrained by law when operating outside the USA? Does this mean that there are no laws outside the USA? Does this mean I can finally kill anyone I want without repercussions, because I don't live in the USA? Europe, fuck yeah!
until someone simply creates an STCP/SUDP/SIP standard where the first thing any newly established connection does is negotiate SSH-style encryption (fuck TLS), with fallback to regular TCP. Can't be that hard, can it?
Why do robots need to learn how to use a people-knife? Why not just make a robot-knife and be done with it? Define a standard "accessory" slot that supports circular or square objects to be fitted with a magnetic lock.
Oh wait.. Making a standard just means everyone will make their own standard... Nevermind then..
All the technicians and support people secretly went and purchased billions worth of Microsoft products, and installed them all over the company infrastructure without telling anyone? What?
Forcing yourself to get a useless degree could also show you have no sense of direction and have seriously fallen victim to the whatsitcalled fallacy, the one where you go "Well, I already sat twiddling my thumbs for 3 years, might as well finish it". That kind of behaviour is very dangerous in a business where everything changes from year to year.
The best part is that the only useful feature that IE had, the compatibility mode, was removed because Microsoft didn't want people using it. Seriously. "The web isn't supposed to be run in compatibility mode. Either people make their websites work with IE or fuck them." I'm paraphrasing of course. Can't be bothered to go look up the actual quote.
You can't get AAA games on Linux. The editors are bitter children, angry on the inside because they're left out time and time again. So yes, the question must be asked.
Don't have the kind of control? You mean they can't cancel the phone subscription? You mean they can't lock the kid in a room and take away the phone? You mean they can't beat the kid senseless? What?
We're already paying for our ability to comment on Slashdot. Granted it's not in dollars, but in the collective effort and time spent down-voting bad comments and up-voting good ones.
When did miles become a valid unit of distance in astronomy? Haven't we all agreed on a standard unit of measurement for all things science, such as the meter, by now?
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That's what I did and it hasn't worked out too bad yet.
The way to deal with shooter situations is having a better emergency procedures? What about all the hidden surveillance and monitoring and CCTVs and metal detectors and RFID tags? What did they do to help?
How is the NSA not restrained by law when operating outside the USA? Does this mean that there are no laws outside the USA? Does this mean I can finally kill anyone I want without repercussions, because I don't live in the USA? Europe, fuck yeah!
Are there any emission or pollution laws that are enforceable when you're on international seas?
Not yet, but I can guarantee someone out there is working on it.
until someone simply creates an STCP/SUDP/SIP standard where the first thing any newly established connection does is negotiate SSH-style encryption (fuck TLS), with fallback to regular TCP. Can't be that hard, can it?
And how many students with Macs do you _really_ think have ever opened the terminal or used the free dev kit? Seriously?
And now it turns out that pretty people are of Elven descent, and ugly people are of Trollish descent? Who knew!
And during which point will USAcare swoop in and save the day/oil?
Who cares so long as it's only end users that suffer?
Why do robots need to learn how to use a people-knife? Why not just make a robot-knife and be done with it? Define a standard "accessory" slot that supports circular or square objects to be fitted with a magnetic lock.
Oh wait.. Making a standard just means everyone will make their own standard... Nevermind then..
Perhaps it's about time we overthrow the evil overlords and take the wild west for ourselves?
All the technicians and support people secretly went and purchased billions worth of Microsoft products, and installed them all over the company infrastructure without telling anyone? What?
Forcing yourself to get a useless degree could also show you have no sense of direction and have seriously fallen victim to the whatsitcalled fallacy, the one where you go "Well, I already sat twiddling my thumbs for 3 years, might as well finish it". That kind of behaviour is very dangerous in a business where everything changes from year to year.
The best part is that the only useful feature that IE had, the compatibility mode, was removed because Microsoft didn't want people using it. Seriously. "The web isn't supposed to be run in compatibility mode. Either people make their websites work with IE or fuck them." I'm paraphrasing of course. Can't be bothered to go look up the actual quote.
You can't get AAA games on Linux. The editors are bitter children, angry on the inside because they're left out time and time again. So yes, the question must be asked.
Don't have the kind of control? You mean they can't cancel the phone subscription? You mean they can't lock the kid in a room and take away the phone? You mean they can't beat the kid senseless? What?
We're already paying for our ability to comment on Slashdot. Granted it's not in dollars, but in the collective effort and time spent down-voting bad comments and up-voting good ones.
Words evolve.
When did miles become a valid unit of distance in astronomy? Haven't we all agreed on a standard unit of measurement for all things science, such as the meter, by now?
They're like the guy who saws off the tree limb he's sitting on.
They're like the guy that goes "Oooh, what's this button do?" while visiting the local soon-to-be-decommissioned nuclear power plant.
You also shouldn't assume the speed of light inside a fiber optic cable is the same as speed of light in vacuum.
Just tell NSA whodunit is a terrorist. They'll have those disks opened up in a jiffy.
They won't ever catch up with a government that essentially prints its own money to fight against terrorism.
http://arstechnica.com/security/2013/08/feds-plow-10-billion-into-groundbreaking-crypto-cracking-program/
Writing other peoples information on forms is probably identity fraud to some degree or another