one must keep updated against the newest vulnerabilities.
Software doesn't spontaneously develop vulnerabilities; there are no "newest vulnerabilities", unless, of course, you've updated recently and update introduced new ones. Otherwise, there's only "newly discovered vulnerabilities."
Here in the US, criminal trespass is a crime, and can result in 6 months to a year in jail. Repeated offenses, or trespass with a weapon doubles that.
That would be the law in whatever state you're in. Criminal trespass is not a federal crime, so the law on it will vary from state to state. It's probably broadly similar everywhere in the US, though.
On the contrary, societies live and die by their internalized code of ethics. Law cleans up the small minority that refuse to follow that code, and helps tidy up the corner cases where there is dispute as to the correct path, but it cannot revise or create that code of ethics by fiat.
You want to know the really scary part? It's not the only one. There's lots of them. It's far and away the best known one, though, and it's a fad a few years past its prime.
Bullshit summary again. Or maybe bullshit article. Who cares? After a while, you don't bother.
Bullshit summary. Article just said that researchers used GPS to keep track of where they were while following the chimps around. I'm going to have to see if I can just filter out kdawson's articles.
Promoted pawns are not "redeeming" your captured pieces; it is a transformation into a new piece, as is shown by the fact that you do not in fact have to have lost the piece in question. You can have nine queens on the board, if you promote all your pawns without losing your original queen. Or ten bishops, or so on. The only limitations are that it cannot become a king, and it cannot remain a pawn.
Even more insane? IPv6 allotments are FREE! I had to pay per year for an IPv4 allotment, but the free stuff? Pfft...we have it, we'll never run out of it within your lifetime, but you can't have it.
Hmmmm...we can charge for IPv4, but IPv6 we have to give away. Which one will we be more interested in having people get, I wonder...
No, it's almost universal in Christianity. A few fringe sects might not believe in it, but it's part of Catholic, Orthodox and mainstream Protestant thought.
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Software doesn't spontaneously develop vulnerabilities; there are no "newest vulnerabilities", unless, of course, you've updated recently and update introduced new ones. Otherwise, there's only "newly discovered vulnerabilities."
Mod parent down, -1 redundant.
That would be the law in whatever state you're in. Criminal trespass is not a federal crime, so the law on it will vary from state to state. It's probably broadly similar everywhere in the US, though.
On the contrary, societies live and die by their internalized code of ethics. Law cleans up the small minority that refuse to follow that code, and helps tidy up the corner cases where there is dispute as to the correct path, but it cannot revise or create that code of ethics by fiat.
Police in the field have been transmitting via radio regularly for decades. If that's not a problem, this won't be.
So, what's next on your fight card? Space Marines vs. Pee-Wee Herman? Guillermo Jones vs. 6-year-old Timmy from down the block?
Capek coined the word "robot". He did not come up with the admittedly derivative word "robotics". Asimov did that.
Firefox tells me it doesn't understand URLs. I'd better just stick to HTTPs.
Actually, the PA comic this made me think of was this.
You want to know the really scary part? It's not the only one. There's lots of them. It's far and away the best known one, though, and it's a fad a few years past its prime.
You want ascii flash? We can do that. No ponies, though.
It was funnier when the Onion did Sousaphone Hero.
Well, maybe. Some of my Ventrue friends say it has a horrible metallic taste and is undrinkable.
Bullshit summary. Article just said that researchers used GPS to keep track of where they were while following the chimps around. I'm going to have to see if I can just filter out kdawson's articles.
Promoted pawns are not "redeeming" your captured pieces; it is a transformation into a new piece, as is shown by the fact that you do not in fact have to have lost the piece in question. You can have nine queens on the board, if you promote all your pawns without losing your original queen. Or ten bishops, or so on. The only limitations are that it cannot become a king, and it cannot remain a pawn.
Hmmmm...we can charge for IPv4, but IPv6 we have to give away. Which one will we be more interested in having people get, I wonder...
Then it's doing an amazing impersonation, as there doesn't seem to be any movement by the people using it to get IPv6 instead.
No, it's almost universal in Christianity. A few fringe sects might not believe in it, but it's part of Catholic, Orthodox and mainstream Protestant thought.
And if the remedy is $1, the judge is going to say, "Must not be a very bad situation. Why are you bothering me with this? Get out of my courtroom."
You know, you're not supposed to enter the intersection when you're not sure you can get across it.
Don't you mean, "Do not want!"?
What is your security clearance, citizen?
That's no good as a name. How would you tell it from any of the other channels?
James Joyce can write a fart joke so incomprehensible that you'll never realize it's a fart joke.
Put lipstick on it and call it the Boson's Mate!