Turning the handlebar helps, but it's not necessary. That's why you can ride a bike without hands, as leaning will cause the handlebar to turn by itself.
This. Game development is flooded with applicants, and there aren't many jobs, so the companies can easily select the ones who will work like slaves for mediocre pay. If they are interested in game development, do it as a hobby.
It's easier to think about them as an unguided mass that will attack targets at random. Sometimes the targets are assholes and people will cheer for them, but that doesn't make them freedom fighters. They reverted back to trolls some time ago.
Giving the antivirus even more rights is a losing battle, especially with the number of fake antiviruses. What an AV can do, a virus will be developed to do as well. The way to defend against it is to boot the AV from CD, there are some that offer that.
I sincerely hope this will be the start of proper science in climate research, with all the politician and corrupt "scientists" from both sides getting out of it. Studying this field is very important for the future of mankind, we need results quickly, and the only thing that can provide it is unbiased research true to the scientific method.
I do not know of a cryptographic voting system that is both comfortable, secure and anonymous. I tried to come up with one, but there are many problems arising, like how to stop vote selling and stuff. I'm not saying it's impossible but wouldn't rule out the possibility. I think the crypto guys should build a working voting system first, and only then should we start fighting for direct democracy.
Don't give millions of government employees access to confidential documents. The Manning documents were likely already in the possession of all major powers.
The Chinese have demonstrated many times that they do not care about the people's opinion whether they are their own people or the international community. The only people whose acceptance could matter in these debate are the countries whose territorial waters China wishes to take over, and I don't think their opinion will be changed by a map in a Nature article. Borders are drawn by guns, not by the masses. But even if people's acceptance meant anything, these journals have a very limited set of readers, it's not like they are going to brainwash the world population.
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This is a complicated mechanical task, especially the self-balancing mechanism. Nice work.
Turning the handlebar helps, but it's not necessary. That's why you can ride a bike without hands, as leaning will cause the handlebar to turn by itself.
I don't think this is a significant effect on Earth, there might be more helium coming in from solar wind than escaping.
When helium is "lost" it gets back in the atmosphere, and then it theoretically could be get back by liquefiing air.
Truly a beautiful find.
It's heatshielded to prevent temperature changes messing with the image, not to survive reentry.
About a meaningless interview that isn't even published?
This. Game development is flooded with applicants, and there aren't many jobs, so the companies can easily select the ones who will work like slaves for mediocre pay. If they are interested in game development, do it as a hobby.
This is surely a start, and may be an example wich others will follow.
It's easier to think about them as an unguided mass that will attack targets at random. Sometimes the targets are assholes and people will cheer for them, but that doesn't make them freedom fighters. They reverted back to trolls some time ago.
How is this different from selecting a number of topical sites you are interested in by hand?
An OS is not a static thing. It gets updated, users configure it etc. Unless you want a foolproof system for office use with locked in users.
Also, why can we write to the partition table and bootsector from userland again?
Most BIOSes don't offer a partitioning software so you have to use third party ones.
But giving a one-time permission is a good idea.
Giving the antivirus even more rights is a losing battle, especially with the number of fake antiviruses. What an AV can do, a virus will be developed to do as well. The way to defend against it is to boot the AV from CD, there are some that offer that.
I sincerely hope this will be the start of proper science in climate research, with all the politician and corrupt "scientists" from both sides getting out of it. Studying this field is very important for the future of mankind, we need results quickly, and the only thing that can provide it is unbiased research true to the scientific method.
I do not know of a cryptographic voting system that is both comfortable, secure and anonymous. I tried to come up with one, but there are many problems arising, like how to stop vote selling and stuff. I'm not saying it's impossible but wouldn't rule out the possibility. I think the crypto guys should build a working voting system first, and only then should we start fighting for direct democracy.
So collecting IP addresses now qualifies as research? Will I become a security researcher if I post the IPs of my peers?
They might say that but I'm yet to see one that doesn't use a cellphone.
The difference is that LISP is an interpreted language.
We had to get one from the black market because these electric ones are inaccurate.
True, I get the feeling that leaks are only a problem when they are to the public.
Don't give millions of government employees access to confidential documents. The Manning documents were likely already in the possession of all major powers.
Making Windows more optimal might signal a turn of focus toward phones and tablets.
The Chinese have demonstrated many times that they do not care about the people's opinion whether they are their own people or the international community. The only people whose acceptance could matter in these debate are the countries whose territorial waters China wishes to take over, and I don't think their opinion will be changed by a map in a Nature article. Borders are drawn by guns, not by the masses. But even if people's acceptance meant anything, these journals have a very limited set of readers, it's not like they are going to brainwash the world population.
It's not like they can do anything against it. Even if these journals manage to keep a Wikipedia-level neutrality, no country will give a fuck.