Whatever happened to regular pencils and paper and having a computer lab for students? As a taxpayer do I really need outfit the marxists in training with every electronic gadget there is??
Guess what, you can do math without an ipad using just a pencil, paper, and maybe a $15 calculator. For wordprocessing, that's what a computer lab is for.
To a handful of bankers that *really* managed to cause billions of dollars of damage by crashing the entire American economy back in 2007/2008- days they spent in jail: 0.
I would say that his sentence would be appealable on that fact alone under the fourteenth amendment. However, since his assists are probably entirely gone, It's probably doubtful that he could mount a meaningful appeal.
As I say, if they can't leave a voicemail, I'm not going to answer. Technology may have made this irrelevant anyway, not that I like it.
Besides that, all these rules should be made in congress, and not the FCC. That's the real takeaway here, a do-nothing congress that really is the problem. Not an a-hole FCC chairman.
It's simple. They did not have effective enough radar for collision avoidance. It's that simple. The car needs to be able to detect a walking human in the road and slow to a stop.
All the technology is there. It just needs to be implemented correctly. If the cars can not do that, then why are we bothering with autonomous cars if they can not offer improved safety for everyone involved?
Repeated instances of "incompetence" start to form a trend-line towards malice. The number of right wing/conservative demonetization, strikes, deletions, limited state, and channel termination is becoming vast. All the while ignoring channels on the left.
Currently, all the redpill/MGTOW channels have been hit hard with many channels being outright terminated and not returning evidently.
Youtube has brought forth a heavy hand, and it's not a question of how much incompetence there is, but a question of how much they can get away with at any one time.
Google et al that owns youtube is a public corporation. While it may set the rules for how its site is used, that does not place it beyond long overdue anti-trust examination.
That's my point exactly. I just don't see robots doing the jobs I need done for quite a long time. The best walking robot there is still doesn't have any working fingers worth a damn. This ranks up there with flying cars as plausible.
and find AI bots crawling up my leg??? What's the *real* agenda behind telling everyone how the AI bots are going to kill all the jobs when I can't find an AI to do my effing household chores, or drive me somewhere, or cook a meal for me??
I don't find the name to be bad. Bing as a search engine has evolved and has been steadily improving to the point that it suffices for 95% of my searches. It clearly has become a viable alternative to those who want to de-google their lives.
Those who deride the name probably have another agenda.
Reading his rant I could identify with many of the problems. But the solution lies with the foundation itself and the board of directors. The board of directors needs to be ran by the president in a professional, transparent, ethical manner, that follows its rules especially as it might relate to conflicts of interest. I suggest finding a way to invoke parliamentary procedure to the board even if they need to hire a professional parliamentarian for meetings. Rewrite the bylaws as necessary to correct the deficiencies.
So you need a sympathetic president, and enough like minded members to constitute a majority. Then you start voting. Get the new bylaws approved. Then the board needs to gain control of the entire project head to toe. Find a way to raise *some money* to hire an attorney. You may need to step on some toes. Get rid of the frenemy gatekeepers at that time.
Then it becomes about money. Wikipedia manages to fundraise. Wikipedia sucked forever until it got a critical mass to start hiring programmers, and this project might need to follow the same path. Until you can hire on programmers, look for free help from college programming departments and others who could glean something for doing so. I'm not sure what would be best route for fund raising, but as an idea maybe the Pokemon guys might be interested in buying custom mapping or data (just as an example). Eventually you will formally need to hire a programmer. You need to chop up the project in smaller individual chunks. You need to create an easy to use standard for data transfer to make the data you do have easy to use and the different chunks of the project to interact with and standardize around. The interface needs to be dead drop easy to use with no command line knowledge necessary. Over time, you will get more users who might be willing to donate that $3 to the project when asked. Again, you might want to look at Wikipedia's successes and its mistakes (hard to use editing interface) and learn from them.
Eventually you will succeed in overcoming the things mentioned in the rant. But the very beginning starts with cleaning up the board of directors first that run the foundation before the project itself can be cleaned up.
At least that's how I'd do it. I'd love to hear other's opinions.
Get all passwords and documents you care about off the pc so there is nothing for spectre to read. The spectre attacks are not detectable so antivirus programs likely will not detect them. Running a secure Linux rather than Windows still might be the best hope, but not for attacks taking place through the browser. Perhaps have an "empty" machine with just a browser for internet connectivity and browsing/surfing.
If I wanted to be locked-in with an OS and other services, I'd buy Apple products. They do a much better job it seems and are not a search company trying to get all my data so they can mine personal information about me then sell it.
The horror stories surrounding paypal are legion (search for Paypal warning - there could be some old slashdot posts around too). I still hold my breath when doing a transaction with them. They found ways to hold up sellers' money countless times and it would often just disappear. I even felt guilty using Paypal just knowing their sordid past.
This is a smart move by ebay and you can bet there are boatloads of people who are ready to jump ship.
There really seems to be a lot of karma in this, and don't forget that everyone's hero Elon Musk made his money from "horrible" Paypal.
The first communities should be robotic that can do all the hard work that humans would normally do. There is no reason to send humans there. Robots are going to replace the workforce on earth, so why should astronauts be exempt from that?
Even then it would be a waste of resources. It makes more sense to try and mine an asteroid for something, because then at least you're extracting a resource.
It's not the quality of people but perhaps how much they are being paid. The difference between Linux and the BSDs is that there are many more paid developers working on the Linux kernel than the BSDs.
Everybody has to find a way to put groceries on the table.
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We can now jailbreak the laptop, and install our own open-souce, secure boot rom!
Let's get busy!
They have an underground train at this point.
But you still might crash and end up in a massive underground fire for which there is no escape.
Whatever happened to regular pencils and paper and having a computer lab for students? As a taxpayer do I really need outfit the marxists in training with every electronic gadget there is??
Guess what, you can do math without an ipad using just a pencil, paper, and maybe a $15 calculator. For wordprocessing, that's what a computer lab is for.
To a handful of bankers that *really* managed to cause billions of dollars of damage by crashing the entire American economy back in 2007/2008- days they spent in jail: 0.
I would say that his sentence would be appealable on that fact alone under the fourteenth amendment. However, since his assists are probably entirely gone, It's probably doubtful that he could mount a meaningful appeal.
As I say, if they can't leave a voicemail, I'm not going to answer. Technology may have made this irrelevant anyway, not that I like it.
Besides that, all these rules should be made in congress, and not the FCC. That's the real takeaway here, a do-nothing congress that really is the problem. Not an a-hole FCC chairman.
Except for all those "trucks of peace" that get loose!! No thanks, I'll pass.
It's simple. They did not have effective enough radar for collision avoidance. It's that simple. The car needs to be able to detect a walking human in the road and slow to a stop.
All the technology is there. It just needs to be implemented correctly. If the cars can not do that, then why are we bothering with autonomous cars if they can not offer improved safety for everyone involved?
Repeated instances of "incompetence" start to form a trend-line towards malice. The number of right wing/conservative demonetization, strikes, deletions, limited state, and channel termination is becoming vast. All the while ignoring channels on the left.
Currently, all the redpill/MGTOW channels have been hit hard with many channels being outright terminated and not returning evidently.
Youtube has brought forth a heavy hand, and it's not a question of how much incompetence there is, but a question of how much they can get away with at any one time.
Here's what Pat Condell had to say about the recent spat of censorship.
Google et al that owns youtube is a public corporation. While it may set the rules for how its site is used, that does not place it beyond long overdue anti-trust examination.
That's my point exactly. I just don't see robots doing the jobs I need done for quite a long time. The best walking robot there is still doesn't have any working fingers worth a damn. This ranks up there with flying cars as plausible.
and find AI bots crawling up my leg??? What's the *real* agenda behind telling everyone how the AI bots are going to kill all the jobs when I can't find an AI to do my effing household chores, or drive me somewhere, or cook a meal for me??
This is easy for me. Pick the women to stay. They'll work for 25% less than men.
Hello Skynet.
I don't find the name to be bad. Bing as a search engine has evolved and has been steadily improving to the point that it suffices for 95% of my searches. It clearly has become a viable alternative to those who want to de-google their lives.
Those who deride the name probably have another agenda.
Reading his rant I could identify with many of the problems. But the solution lies with the foundation itself and the board of directors. The board of directors needs to be ran by the president in a professional, transparent, ethical manner, that follows its rules especially as it might relate to conflicts of interest. I suggest finding a way to invoke parliamentary procedure to the board even if they need to hire a professional parliamentarian for meetings. Rewrite the bylaws as necessary to correct the deficiencies.
So you need a sympathetic president, and enough like minded members to constitute a majority. Then you start voting. Get the new bylaws approved. Then the board needs to gain control of the entire project head to toe. Find a way to raise *some money* to hire an attorney. You may need to step on some toes. Get rid of the frenemy gatekeepers at that time.
Then it becomes about money. Wikipedia manages to fundraise. Wikipedia sucked forever until it got a critical mass to start hiring programmers, and this project might need to follow the same path. Until you can hire on programmers, look for free help from college programming departments and others who could glean something for doing so. I'm not sure what would be best route for fund raising, but as an idea maybe the Pokemon guys might be interested in buying custom mapping or data (just as an example). Eventually you will formally need to hire a programmer. You need to chop up the project in smaller individual chunks. You need to create an easy to use standard for data transfer to make the data you do have easy to use and the different chunks of the project to interact with and standardize around. The interface needs to be dead drop easy to use with no command line knowledge necessary. Over time, you will get more users who might be willing to donate that $3 to the project when asked. Again, you might want to look at Wikipedia's successes and its mistakes (hard to use editing interface) and learn from them.
Eventually you will succeed in overcoming the things mentioned in the rant. But the very beginning starts with cleaning up the board of directors first that run the foundation before the project itself can be cleaned up.
At least that's how I'd do it. I'd love to hear other's opinions.
Outside of a museum, are there any Elliot 903s actually in service that Mr.Froggatt is writing code for??
I understand why there might be some old IBM 370 machines still kicking around, but not an Elliot 903.
Future interns will have to sign away even more of their rights, be locked down even harder, and feel like a prisoner
You mean that they'll be treated like regular interns now?
Get all passwords and documents you care about off the pc so there is nothing for spectre to read. The spectre attacks are not detectable so antivirus programs likely will not detect them. Running a secure Linux rather than Windows still might be the best hope, but not for attacks taking place through the browser. Perhaps have an "empty" machine with just a browser for internet connectivity and browsing/surfing.
So they are using the Linux Kernel, but yet their license looks nothing like the GNU license?
If I wanted to be locked-in with an OS and other services, I'd buy Apple products. They do a much better job it seems and are not a search company trying to get all my data so they can mine personal information about me then sell it.
The horror stories surrounding paypal are legion (search for Paypal warning - there could be some old slashdot posts around too). I still hold my breath when doing a transaction with them. They found ways to hold up sellers' money countless times and it would often just disappear. I even felt guilty using Paypal just knowing their sordid past.
This is a smart move by ebay and you can bet there are boatloads of people who are ready to jump ship.
There really seems to be a lot of karma in this, and don't forget that everyone's hero Elon Musk made his money from "horrible" Paypal.
The force behind 28 Days Later and Ex-Mechina, Alex Garland, is about to release Annihilation in three weeks.
Batteries are heavy. They can "sag".
The first communities should be robotic that can do all the hard work that humans would normally do. There is no reason to send humans there. Robots are going to replace the workforce on earth, so why should astronauts be exempt from that?
Even then it would be a waste of resources. It makes more sense to try and mine an asteroid for something, because then at least you're extracting a resource.
It's not the quality of people but perhaps how much they are being paid. The difference between Linux and the BSDs is that there are many more paid developers working on the Linux kernel than the BSDs.
Everybody has to find a way to put groceries on the table.