Aside from inherent value, of course. The frontiersman who lives alone and hunts, gathers water, and maintains his shelter to survive would agree that food, water, and shelter have value.
Manufacturers were notified of the weaknesses in May 2018 and were granted 90 days to remedy them before the results were published.
90 days may be the standard for Responsible Disclosure, but that's only reasonable for issuing a software patch. Intel doesn't issue new silicon to everyone affected within 90 days, it can take over a year before the next chips are available, and those might've had their design locked down well beyond that.
Never gonna happen so long as people keep voting for the person who spends the most on political advertising. They don't always win, but they do often enough that they go to the effort of fundraising. If anything, the death of old media will end that. I'm not hopeful that society will suddenly discover critical thinking or independent research.
From what I can quickly find online, glyphosate doesn't seem to be a neonicotinoid. Citation that it is? I don't contest that there are other health concerns with glyphosate.
I think the best compromise is for traceability to require information to be held/put together/authorized for collection by multiple groups with conflicting agendas. For example, any of a myriad of law enforcement and intelligence agencies would be Step 1. An internal review organization like the GAO or FISC would be Step 2. A watchdog/public interest group like say the ACLU or EFF would be Step 3. What is crucial is that the group involved in step 3 be independent and unable to be mandated by legal order to approve a request. In other words, they'd be a sovereign entity existing outside of the law; they couldn't initiate any data collection the internal review wouldn't approve, however, which should allay some fears of them becoming (too) corrupted, or they could just be forbidden from initiating data collection.
If it was an actual assassination attempt against the Venezuelan President is dubious, given there were at least two explosions and he was healthy enough to appear on live TV a couple hours later. How far away the explosions were from him was only vaguely referenced, but apparently was close enough to the parade that he thought they were fireworks. He was on a stage, which was presumably to the side of the parade's path. A few people supposedly responsible were arrested, so it's not like an anonymous attacker was controlling the drones (or they were, but a convenient patsy was arrested). That said, no evidence was given that drones were involved.
Have to stay awake until the download finishes so you can disconnect right away. Back before download managers could do that for you. I was more sleep-deprived in the dialup days than I was when I got broadband.
My (analog) cable TV channels were 24-hour in the mid-90s. Sure it might be infomercials or reruns of 'I Love Lucy' but they didn't sign off with an Indian head.
I imagine this was put in by the 'entertainment console features' team rather than the 'critical UI' team or the 'self driving' team. They probably ran out of work that they were actually supposed to do, and found time to put in some easter eggs (presumably the games are licensed from Atari, but throwing in an open-source emulator could be done quickly.)
You're right, death is not the goal. However, giving a criminal two days to calm down and realize they're going to die unless they find and reconcile with their victim is a good motivation for them to turn themselves in. It's also a good motivation to not rape someone after they shoot you, since the law will have been modified so that they're not held responsible for your death; thus, your survival depends on not making them want you dead. The projectiles could have a code on them that can be connected to the gun/person that fired them, so someone could always find the person who has the means of deactivation.
I suspect the psychological deterrent effects would be more effective than actual guns, and the main benefit would be in domestic violence situations which are the most common gun violence situations.
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Aside from inherent value, of course. The frontiersman who lives alone and hunts, gathers water, and maintains his shelter to survive would agree that food, water, and shelter have value.
Manufacturers were notified of the weaknesses in May 2018 and were granted 90 days to remedy them before the results were published.
90 days may be the standard for Responsible Disclosure, but that's only reasonable for issuing a software patch. Intel doesn't issue new silicon to everyone affected within 90 days, it can take over a year before the next chips are available, and those might've had their design locked down well beyond that.
OTOH turning it into a national security/sovereignty issue might be the only way to fix it.
Unfortunately the few candidates that propose voting reforms like that, tend to lose the primaries. Same with the ones who oppose gerrymandering.
Never gonna happen so long as people keep voting for the person who spends the most on political advertising. They don't always win, but they do often enough that they go to the effort of fundraising. If anything, the death of old media will end that. I'm not hopeful that society will suddenly discover critical thinking or independent research.
From what I can quickly find online, glyphosate doesn't seem to be a neonicotinoid. Citation that it is?
I don't contest that there are other health concerns with glyphosate.
groundskeeper Dewayne Johnson,
I bet his case was rock-solid.
No, no, you have to inject it directly into the eye twice daily. Good thing, I'm terrible at using eyedrops without blinking.
I know, right?! That's why I carry a Nintendo DS, point-and-shoot, flip-phone, iPod and GPS in my pockets wherever I go!
I've seen a few proposals that wouldn't appear to facially violate the Berne Convention's prohibition of formalities:
Perhaps we should ask ourselves if the Berne Convention DESERVES to be facially violated.
chunks of the corona actually accelerate and break away from the immense pull of the Sun at supersonic speeds.
What's the speed of sound at the surface of the Sun, compared to sea level on Earth?
How about they plop the subsidized Amazon warehouse next to a subsidized Foxconn factory, and products can go right from factory to warehouse?
Could also be they knew they were near the end of their rope, and the last-ditch effort of selling their building bought them another couple years.
Musk could state that the sun will rise in the west tomorrow and they'd place bets on it rising in the east ;)
Unless SpaceX is going to change Earth's spin, that'd be a safe bet.
AI defeats top Generals at military wargame, put in charge of country's military strategy.
I think the best compromise is for traceability to require information to be held/put together/authorized for collection by multiple groups with conflicting agendas. For example, any of a myriad of law enforcement and intelligence agencies would be Step 1. An internal review organization like the GAO or FISC would be Step 2. A watchdog/public interest group like say the ACLU or EFF would be Step 3. What is crucial is that the group involved in step 3 be independent and unable to be mandated by legal order to approve a request. In other words, they'd be a sovereign entity existing outside of the law; they couldn't initiate any data collection the internal review wouldn't approve, however, which should allay some fears of them becoming (too) corrupted, or they could just be forbidden from initiating data collection.
If it was an actual assassination attempt against the Venezuelan President is dubious, given there were at least two explosions and he was healthy enough to appear on live TV a couple hours later. How far away the explosions were from him was only vaguely referenced, but apparently was close enough to the parade that he thought they were fireworks. He was on a stage, which was presumably to the side of the parade's path. A few people supposedly responsible were arrested, so it's not like an anonymous attacker was controlling the drones (or they were, but a convenient patsy was arrested). That said, no evidence was given that drones were involved.
That's it, I'm using CRISPR to turn myself into a mouse.
Have to stay awake until the download finishes so you can disconnect right away. Back before download managers could do that for you.
I was more sleep-deprived in the dialup days than I was when I got broadband.
My (analog) cable TV channels were 24-hour in the mid-90s. Sure it might be infomercials or reruns of 'I Love Lucy' but they didn't sign off with an Indian head.
I imagine this was put in by the 'entertainment console features' team rather than the 'critical UI' team or the 'self driving' team. They probably ran out of work that they were actually supposed to do, and found time to put in some easter eggs (presumably the games are licensed from Atari, but throwing in an open-source emulator could be done quickly.)
would... you... like... to... play... a... game...?
>Let's play Carmageddon
Yes. However, you transfer to another timeline, so none of the grieving people in this timeline will ever know.
You're right, death is not the goal. However, giving a criminal two days to calm down and realize they're going to die unless they find and reconcile with their victim is a good motivation for them to turn themselves in. It's also a good motivation to not rape someone after they shoot you, since the law will have been modified so that they're not held responsible for your death; thus, your survival depends on not making them want you dead. The projectiles could have a code on them that can be connected to the gun/person that fired them, so someone could always find the person who has the means of deactivation.
I suspect the psychological deterrent effects would be more effective than actual guns, and the main benefit would be in domestic violence situations which are the most common gun violence situations.
Perhaps they're trying to save face, doubling down on their idiocy and insisting they were in the right all along. It works for narcissists.