If my dog gets lost without his collar and tags, he can't tell anyone who he is, so the vet put an identification chip under his skin.
Would you consider that a better solution for elderly demented people than a non-permanent tattoo? Or something else, perhaps?
Shuttle breaks are parachutes... When I read the title, I wondered how did they train the squirrels to pack the parachute into the little backpack after it opened?
We'll wait and see how ISPs handle IPv6 when the time comes. There's no reason to believe it won't make matters worse.
Except the time has come, and the devices do have public IP's (router has a DHCPv6/64 address, and doles out addresses in the same/64 range to devices behind it using SLAAC; this is Rogers in Canada)
"If it's connected to the internet directly"
So, an infinitesimal fraction of them, since almost all would be behind a NAT router.
IPv6 to the rescue! No NAT and even popular routers out there pass IPv6 without an SPI. (TP-Link Archer C7 would be one).
Speaking of, recommendations for a good router, anyone?
We are going to need new laws or a constitutional amendment to prevent companies from screwing over citizens to make a profit.
LOL. See also: TPP.
Goes like so:
1. Country legalizes pot.
2. You establish having lost profit because pot.
3. Sue the country under TPP for lost profits.
4. Profit!
By the same token, female police officers are 5 times more likely to resort to using their firearm, and their partner is twice as likely to be hurt on the job.
For bank statements, or any other official correspondence, what I really need is a (a) complete, (b) permanent record that is (c) automatically and (d) reasonably securely moved to be (e) 100% under my control.
So far, the only way that happens is if they mail me paper copies. It is remarkable that we have yet to solve this apparently simple problem with a more technologically sophisticated alternative, but until we do, I will continue to opt out of getting statements [only] electronically.
If only someone invented a device that can be used to make a hardcopy of a document that is available online, your problem would have been solved.
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Code in assembly, then you can come back to my lawn..
All we have to do is observe this now coreless galaxy for the next 10 to 50 million years and see if it's rotation changes.
I'll bring popcorn.
Or is it Schrodinger's time? Oh, sweet entropy...
Slashdot knows words. They are the best words. It's the best English. It's great. Believe me. Let's make /. great again.
Cynic in me says they are looking for someone who can be implicated as a terrorist supporter to be used to justify the ban.
Honestly, fuck the fucking fuckers.
Over here it is normally "Hey, team.. Doughnuts for everyone at my desk tomorrow morning!"
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/...
If my dog gets lost without his collar and tags, he can't tell anyone who he is, so the vet put an identification chip under his skin. Would you consider that a better solution for elderly demented people than a non-permanent tattoo? Or something else, perhaps?
Shuttle breaks are parachutes... When I read the title, I wondered how did they train the squirrels to pack the parachute into the little backpack after it opened?
Although, it was due to a sustained level of hype, rather than an epiphany by the powers that be.
https://www.theguardian.com/te...
a similar weapon built for use against humans: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/...
I installed dd-wrt and the router throughput dropped by half. :(
We'll wait and see how ISPs handle IPv6 when the time comes. There's no reason to believe it won't make matters worse.
Except the time has come, and the devices do have public IP's (router has a DHCPv6 /64 address, and doles out addresses in the same /64 range to devices behind it using SLAAC; this is Rogers in Canada)
"If it's connected to the internet directly" So, an infinitesimal fraction of them, since almost all would be behind a NAT router.
IPv6 to the rescue! No NAT and even popular routers out there pass IPv6 without an SPI. (TP-Link Archer C7 would be one).
Speaking of, recommendations for a good router, anyone?
Dr. Peter Attia: The limits of scientific evidence and the ethics of dietary guidelines — 60 years of ambiguity
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Just bonk and pay.
That is illegal in most places.
We are going to need new laws or a constitutional amendment to prevent companies from screwing over citizens to make a profit.
LOL. See also: TPP.
Goes like so:
1. Country legalizes pot.
2. You establish having lost profit because pot.
3. Sue the country under TPP for lost profits.
4. Profit!
My pension plan is in even worse condition now...
How much would an automated (offsite) backup cost them?
By the same token, female police officers are 5 times more likely to resort to using their firearm, and their partner is twice as likely to be hurt on the job.
Source?
For bank statements, or any other official correspondence, what I really need is a (a) complete, (b) permanent record that is (c) automatically and (d) reasonably securely moved to be (e) 100% under my control.
So far, the only way that happens is if they mail me paper copies. It is remarkable that we have yet to solve this apparently simple problem with a more technologically sophisticated alternative, but until we do, I will continue to opt out of getting statements [only] electronically.
If only someone invented a device that can be used to make a hardcopy of a document that is available online, your problem would have been solved.
Just don't connect the TV to the network.
Couldn't the same level of 'automatic' be achieved with image recognition cameras at the doors, or other sensors to achieve the same result?
Why would you want to do it in a simple way?