It would be pointless to collect evidence after conviction. This is really no different from phone tapping, it requires a warranty that's only issued when there's reasonable suspicion.
If I understand it right, they also wanted to check whether the gravity of antimatter is a fraction of the gravity of normal matter. So they needed some other force to measure gravity against.
I don't know where exactly these machines were used in the German education system, but my high school did an automatic reimaging of most machines every midnight. So yes, it cost exactly zero. It's not magic, not outside the reach of a school, nor does it need lots of time and work when properly configured. But if remote reimaging isn't an option, you still don't have to do it one desktop at a time. Do it parallel, and it can be done in two weeks. Warning people about their data should occur at the time of the virus detection, not at cleanup. It's the cost of the infection, replacing the machines would also make the old data unavailable.
I guess they simply multiplied the cost of virus removal with the number of machines. But it only takes once to find the source of the problem, the remaining 169 machines could've been fixed at minimal cost after that. And of course, it doesn't cost a cent to just wipe them all clean.
Why does it have to be so reliable? The firing range isn't running anywhere. This is a civilian technology, I don't think it will be used in the military.
Keeping the site secure is the company's responsibility. Choosing passwords is the users' responsibility. Yes, they should work on their side of the problem, and let the users decide whether they want to take the risk of a weak password.
However, if I had a quality 3D printer, capable of turning out durable pieces
The lack of durability, strength and reliability is exactly why current 3D printing has only very limited use. Pretty much the only thing you can print with it are cheap plastic toys.
First of all, 3D modeling software only lets you design 2D shapes in 3D space. For a 3D printer, you need actual 3D shapes. For 3D printing it's much more straightforward to use a voxel editor, which do behave like Paint.
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The Segway was a solution looking for a problem.
That explains how some folks here on the Internet are capable to exist.
It would be pointless to collect evidence after conviction. This is really no different from phone tapping, it requires a warranty that's only issued when there's reasonable suspicion.
Isn't this law basically about giving that decision to the teachers instead of politicians?
Yeah, all DVD players are based on a mass spectrometer.
No, because they can't procreate.
Newborn children need to spend time with their mother. You're just giving munition to the feminists by making a problem out of it.
Panic of school bombings is a much more likely explanation.
Indeed, I hate when radical greens confuse pollution with greenhouse emission.
Yeah, shame it grew so old. IRC is outdated.
If I understand it right, they also wanted to check whether the gravity of antimatter is a fraction of the gravity of normal matter. So they needed some other force to measure gravity against.
And now we have proof of that. Most science isn't groundbreaking, but that doesn't make this experiment less important.
How exactly can a P2P digital currency be anonymous?
I don't know where exactly these machines were used in the German education system, but my high school did an automatic reimaging of most machines every midnight. So yes, it cost exactly zero. It's not magic, not outside the reach of a school, nor does it need lots of time and work when properly configured. But if remote reimaging isn't an option, you still don't have to do it one desktop at a time. Do it parallel, and it can be done in two weeks.
Warning people about their data should occur at the time of the virus detection, not at cleanup. It's the cost of the infection, replacing the machines would also make the old data unavailable.
I guess they simply multiplied the cost of virus removal with the number of machines. But it only takes once to find the source of the problem, the remaining 169 machines could've been fixed at minimal cost after that. And of course, it doesn't cost a cent to just wipe them all clean.
Science hasn't been able to find the cause of CCD, and we don't have time to wait until it does. So we moved on to the next method, trial and error.
Why does it have to be so reliable? The firing range isn't running anywhere. This is a civilian technology, I don't think it will be used in the military.
These stuff are just decoration, they glow nicely but don't produce enough light to illuminate anything.
Hiring based on previous references isn't really a new thing.
Keeping the site secure is the company's responsibility. Choosing passwords is the users' responsibility. Yes, they should work on their side of the problem, and let the users decide whether they want to take the risk of a weak password.
However, if I had a quality 3D printer, capable of turning out durable pieces
The lack of durability, strength and reliability is exactly why current 3D printing has only very limited use. Pretty much the only thing you can print with it are cheap plastic toys.
First of all, 3D modeling software only lets you design 2D shapes in 3D space. For a 3D printer, you need actual 3D shapes. For 3D printing it's much more straightforward to use a voxel editor, which do behave like Paint.
Math can be trusted
But a closed source math program can't.
The way it goes it's more likely that we will have armored satellites capable of withstanding an impact than that we will clean LEO.
Unfortunately, China is now America's biggest ally, so they can do whatever they want.