I too liked the look of Untangle, but I couldn't bring myself to use it after I discovered a probably-never-happens-in-real-life bug that causes emails to be dropped without a trace. I'd always be wondering...
It's not going to be illegal to scam a scammer, as in order for the authorities to know about it the hackers would have to identify themselves to them, something they would never do.
I hope you don't generally live by the rule that "if you can't get caught, it's not illegal."
Loeffler suggests a suite of sensors including GPS and the wristband accelerometer could be given to convicts as a requirement for their parole
Tagging a parolee to keep them within a certain area, or to make sure they don't stay out too late... not such a bad idea. Worried they might go around shooting guns? Maybe don't let them out yet.
Why not just add a small camera attachment to the gun (i.e. on a picatinny rail where flashlights are commonly mounted) and have it automatically activate whenever the gun is held?
Because the idea in the summary is to tag parolees, so unless you're thinking of issuing each one their own gun to monitor (and superglue it to their hand), the unremovable wristband would seem to be the better option.
Yes, that must be it. You'd better call the Children's Hospital in Colorado, since apparently the qualified medical staff there have no idea what they're talking about.
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Amazon WebPay [...] is shutting down October 13, 2014.
Awesome. Could they shut down a few more days between now and Christmas? I need the time off.
I too liked the look of Untangle, but I couldn't bring myself to use it after I discovered a probably-never-happens-in-real-life bug that causes emails to be dropped without a trace. I'd always be wondering...
Haw haw!
It's not going to be illegal to scam a scammer, as in order for the authorities to know about it the hackers would have to identify themselves to them, something they would never do.
I hope you don't generally live by the rule that "if you can't get caught, it's not illegal."
Close, but I think it was "hard light."
How many of the others are now integrated into the Linux kernel?
At least some of the smartest people in the World think so.
I'm reserving judgement until I hear what their kids think.
Considering that the highest half-life so far determined is 790 quintillion years, I'd guess that we'd know if Lithium was that unstable.
Wouldn't there also then have to be an over-abundance of H and He?
It really hurts my feelings when an anonymous coward calls me names. [/sarcasm]
So... it's okay if the rest of us do it?
Poopy head!
Loeffler suggests a suite of sensors including GPS and the wristband accelerometer could be given to convicts as a requirement for their parole
Tagging a parolee to keep them within a certain area, or to make sure they don't stay out too late... not such a bad idea. Worried they might go around shooting guns? Maybe don't let them out yet.
Okay, I guess that was just one idea in the summary.
Why not just add a small camera attachment to the gun (i.e. on a picatinny rail where flashlights are commonly mounted) and have it automatically activate whenever the gun is held?
Because the idea in the summary is to tag parolees, so unless you're thinking of issuing each one their own gun to monitor (and superglue it to their hand), the unremovable wristband would seem to be the better option.
The roof gets hot, so it expands, thereby exposing much more surface to the sunlight.
Nope. It's exposing a larger area to roughly the same amount of sunlight.
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How is this considered a good thing?
From TFS:
thereby increasing its convective cooling.
Yes I guess that is why a gas we can only mine tiny quantities of from natural gas reserves is currently being sold off for party balloon use.
Party balloon helium - or so the argument goes - is an impure by-product of the production of industrial-use helium.
Unpopular Programming Languages That Are Still Lucrative
PHP? Judging by past comments on here it's massively unpopular.
Or did you mean "lesser-used"?
Yeah, got that and am practically comatose with anticipation. But what is does it mean to be under a hype machine?
Under the Apple Hype Machine
Perhaps I'm being super-dense, but... what's that supposed to even mean?
US Rust Belt Manufacturing Rebounds Via Fracking Boom
Watch your fracking language.
to test her technique of separating layers of graphite and boron nitride to instead try graphene
What?
technique method
What?
Still, well done to AaronW for actually taking the time to write a summary, and not just copy and paste a couple of paragraphs from the article.
but by having a TV set.
No, it's not. You're perfectly entitled to own a TV set without paying the licence if you don't use it for watching live broadcasts.
The BBC is financed primarily by mandatory TV license fees.
It's not mandatory. Don't watch live TV? Don't have to pay.
You can even still use iPlayer - just not for live broadcasts.
No points.
Or pronouns.
he she
Hey, that's the guy's mom you're talking about!
Yes, that must be it. You'd better call the Children's Hospital in Colorado, since apparently the qualified medical staff there have no idea what they're talking about.
GM To Introduce Hands-Free Driving In Cadillac Model
Genetic Modification has definitely gone too far.