All that years of work just to get information released. Perhaps a shortcut could be taken thanks to a leak from a friendly insider? I noticed the practice was quite trendy nowadays.
I am the only one with the feeling that this summary is designed so that it leaks bits of information only to readers that already know about the story?
[Maduro is a dictator] He is ruling by decree. He ignores the legislature, and has packed the judiciary with his cronies.
The relevant question is: is that allowed by the constitution?
Being elected doesn't make you a non-dictator. Hitler was elected. Maduro became president when Chavez died, and was re-elected soon after by a razor thin majority that is widely viewed as fraudulent.
You should double check that Hitler became chancelor because of an election. And for the razor thin majority, did you called G.W. Bush a dictator?
Since Maduro controls the army, the judiciary, and the election infrastructure, [kicking him out of presidency through elections] may prove difficult.
Indeed it is always difficult to kick out a leader abusing its powers, but that has not happened yet. Given how polarized the venezuelian political landscape is, I agree with you the risk is there, but please wait for the fault before naming a culprit.
Venezeula isn't shitty because they have universal healthcare, they are shitty because they have a dictator
Is Maduro a dictator? IIRC he was regularly elected. Now he refuses to step down from presidency after opposition won majority in parliament, but the consitution allows that: his opponents will have to win the presidential election to kick him out.
Even the type of plastic used for tubing is highly regulated
I am glad it is. Endocrine disruptors from plastic are less dangerous that lead, but they can still be highly harmful. Bisphenol-A from polycarbonates is the most well known and is banned from baby bottles in the US. Styrene from polystyrene is also of concern. Ethylene and propylene from polyethylene and polypropylene are considered safe, but even that kind of plasic comes with hazardous additives that are used to alter plasticity or color, such as phtalates
Apple's Lisa Jackson says they are working to "protect our shared planet".
This is a common misconception. Our goal should be to maintain the planet's ecosystem compatible with human life. The planet will perfectly cope with our removal because we do not fit anymore.
I see Facebook is well on track to produce a psychotic AI. CEO should fear now as their own job are threatened to be replaced by machines. CaaS (CEO as a Service) is coming!
Who cares about interference if it has no effect? You could say Obama interfered in brexit poll by calling to vote yes, but in the end it did not matter.
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If I understand correctly, the agreement does not ban state sponsored cyberattack against state. This is a bit weird.
France works for their own citizens.
Considering the count of industrial jewels the french government allowed to be sold to foreign companies, this one is not obvious.
All that years of work just to get information released. Perhaps a shortcut could be taken thanks to a leak from a friendly insider? I noticed the practice was quite trendy nowadays.
It is weird a court accepts to spend time on a case outside of its juridiction.
What's odd is that I think it got fixed a very long time ago, as in v7 or maybe 4.2BSD. How did it come back and end up in Linux?
Warning: Asking this question may re-ignite the SCO case.
The system works on exit, not enter. What is the point of spotting an illegal immigrant at exit time?
But 100 million years ago, nobody gave a shit about temperatures being 5 degrees warmer.
Climate changed in the past, but not at current rate. The timeline is quite shocking
And the problem is that the ecosystem that supports human being is not likely to adapt in such a short time.
Once Google will flood recruiter with too much irrelevant applicants, I guess they are going to offer an AI service for filtering candidates...
I never though Steeve Jobs could admit being wrong. That story suggests he was less blunt that what I usually heard.
I am the only one with the feeling that this summary is designed so that it leaks bits of information only to readers that already know about the story?
[Maduro is a dictator] He is ruling by decree. He ignores the legislature, and has packed the judiciary with his cronies.
The relevant question is: is that allowed by the constitution?
Being elected doesn't make you a non-dictator. Hitler was elected. Maduro became president when Chavez died, and was re-elected soon after by a razor thin majority that is widely viewed as fraudulent.
You should double check that Hitler became chancelor because of an election. And for the razor thin majority, did you called G.W. Bush a dictator?
Since Maduro controls the army, the judiciary, and the election infrastructure, [kicking him out of presidency through elections] may prove difficult.
Indeed it is always difficult to kick out a leader abusing its powers, but that has not happened yet. Given how polarized the venezuelian political landscape is, I agree with you the risk is there, but please wait for the fault before naming a culprit.
It looks like BSD Makefiles (sample below)... or just like automake's Makefile.am
WARNS=6
PROG= sed
SRCS= compile.c main.c misc.c process.c
Venezeula isn't shitty because they have universal healthcare, they are shitty because they have a dictator
Is Maduro a dictator? IIRC he was regularly elected. Now he refuses to step down from presidency after opposition won majority in parliament, but the consitution allows that: his opponents will have to win the presidential election to kick him out.
Even the type of plastic used for tubing is highly regulated
I am glad it is. Endocrine disruptors from plastic are less dangerous that lead, but they can still be highly harmful. Bisphenol-A from polycarbonates is the most well known and is banned from baby bottles in the US. Styrene from polystyrene is also of concern. Ethylene and propylene from polyethylene and polypropylene are considered safe, but even that kind of plasic comes with hazardous additives that are used to alter plasticity or color, such as phtalates
Where does the lead comes from?
This seems an easy civil action. Fault from Facebook is obvious and documented, damages are huge. That should attract a lot of lawyers.
contains no concrete
About walls?
Doing good spam filtering is harder.
For small to average sites, Greylisting is very effective at removing spam.
The fact that it does not scales well to huge sites is probably why spammers do not spend much work fighting it
Apple's Lisa Jackson says they are working to "protect our shared planet".
This is a common misconception. Our goal should be to maintain the planet's ecosystem compatible with human life. The planet will perfectly cope with our removal because we do not fit anymore.
I enjoy subscription to a dead-tree edition of a newspaper.
I see Facebook is well on track to produce a psychotic AI. CEO should fear now as their own job are threatened to be replaced by machines. CaaS (CEO as a Service) is coming!
There is a link in the article to here where you can input comments that the system will judge to be 'toxic' or not.
It has to improve: A ill-minded statement like "Holocaust was a chance for German economy" just scores 7%
They will cover even if you fled in a forbidden zone?
Who cares about interference if it has no effect? You could say Obama interfered in brexit poll by calling to vote yes, but in the end it did not matter.
See the email leak smear attempt just two days before the French presidential election for a more recent example.
It did not change the outcome, smeared Macron is president.