One of the writers left after VI - just at the point where it seemed the Beeb were prepared to up the budget. So decent writing gave way to CGI dinosaurs and other such nonsense.
Apparently there was a direct-to-DVD Season X in 2012.
It was on TV, and it was actually pretty good. It benefitted from having a much smaller budget, I suspect.
It's more often the other way around. The dissonance is between what you see (which, when not looking out of the window, is your relatively still surroundings) and what you feel (the car bumping around on the road, turning corners, accelerating and decelerating).
Todd Katz [...] emailed Tesla's chief financial officer using a similar email address as Musk's [...]. According to the lawsuit, Katz used "elontesla@yahoo.com"
Why would Elon Musk be using an email address that is in any way even remotely similar to "elontesla@yahoo.com"?
Unless you're a smeghead, you'll be excited to know that (after 28 years after the smash cult sitcom began) Red Dwarf seasons 11 and 12 are now in production.
You should also know, unless you're a smeghead, that Red Dwarf series (not seasons) are numbered with Roman numerals.
As it was with Llewellyn's (Kryton)
Kryten.
John-Jules (Kat).
Cat. Jesus. I mean, he's actually a bloody cat. That's how he got the name.
Also you make it sound like this is the first time it's coming back since going off air, which isn't so. It has been four years since series X, though.
Xiaomi Can Silently Install Any App On Your Android Phone Using A Backdoor
Oh really? On my Android phone, you say?
Please stop blindly copying headlines. Stuff like this makes it look like you think us readers are dumb and can't be interested in a story unless it somehow personally affects us.
Manager: I'm sorry, but if you don't come up with that money by tomorrow, the bank is going to take your house. Homer: Well, good luck finding it, because I'm going to take the numbers off tonight! Manager: Well, we'll look for the house with no numbers. Homer: Then I'll take off the numbers on my neighbor's house. Manager: Then we'll look for the house next to the house with no numbers. Homer: [...] All right, you'll get your money...
How can the phone, ultimately, be certain that a call was or was not user-initiated? If it's compromised, any number of methods could be used to fake it out and cause it to dial a number.
It seems to me the phone OS shouldn't allow itself to be compromised. There, solved it!
I have no problem with them asking for donations, or charging for physical CDs, or support, or anything else. But in my opinion they are being disingenuous by actively concealing the fact that the download is freely available.
And I find it disingenuous. Deliberately fostering the impression that you have to pay for something (and they do call it "Pay," not even "Donate") which you are explicitly required to make available for free.
Reminds me of certain online flight booking sites that will automatically pre-select a seat for you (and charge you for it) and go out of their way to hide both the fact that you don't have to accept and the way to opt out.
I'm guessing it gives the warning, and if you don't take heed, it won't work the next time you try to engage it (but will continue to work until you do retake control this time).
So you'll just need to find a convenient roundabout so you can dive out and leave the car running until you're ready to hop back in again the next day.
I bought a sheet of ND8 filter to tame some of the brighter, but more useful displays on DVD players, TV boxes, etc. The latest one was brighter than the TV itself.
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A mental health issue is automatically a disease?
Also works with new Apple iGlove, yours for only $79.99.
One of the writers left after VI - just at the point where it seemed the Beeb were prepared to up the budget. So decent writing gave way to CGI dinosaurs and other such nonsense.
Apparently there was a direct-to-DVD Season X in 2012.
It was on TV, and it was actually pretty good. It benefitted from having a much smaller budget, I suspect.
It went downhill when one of the writers left, is what happened.
They hunt you in the er2 every time?
This "study" only applies to the very short term future, as do all autonomous car naysayers' arguments.
Also, it's not a study. It's a survey. It doesn't "debunk" anything, as the article claims. Typical Daily Fail, err, fail.
a new study claims that they will have little impact
Yes, that's the best thing about autonomous cars :)
It's more often the other way around. The dissonance is between what you see (which, when not looking out of the window, is your relatively still surroundings) and what you feel (the car bumping around on the road, turning corners, accelerating and decelerating).
Todd Katz [...] emailed Tesla's chief financial officer using a similar email address as Musk's [...]. According to the lawsuit, Katz used "elontesla@yahoo.com"
Why would Elon Musk be using an email address that is in any way even remotely similar to "elontesla@yahoo.com"?
Unless you're a smeghead, you'll be excited to know that (after 28 years after the smash cult sitcom began) Red Dwarf seasons 11 and 12 are now in production.
You should also know, unless you're a smeghead, that Red Dwarf series (not seasons) are numbered with Roman numerals.
As it was with Llewellyn's (Kryton)
Kryten.
John-Jules (Kat).
Cat. Jesus. I mean, he's actually a bloody cat. That's how he got the name.
Also you make it sound like this is the first time it's coming back since going off air, which isn't so. It has been four years since series X, though.
In the first sentence of the first linked article it mentions Samsung phones are infected with this backdoor
No it doesn't.
Xiaomi Can Silently Install Any App On Your Android Phone Using A Backdoor
Oh really? On my Android phone, you say?
Please stop blindly copying headlines. Stuff like this makes it look like you think us readers are dumb and can't be interested in a story unless it somehow personally affects us.
Hah. Boogers.
The head of the FBI on Wednesday
That guy's old news. What does Thursday's head of the FBI say?
FBI Director James Comey: Cover Up Your Webcam
Don't tell me what to do, chief. Maybe being perved on by hackers is my thing! You can't judge me!
It was the police who deswirled the photographs.
Manager: I'm sorry, but if you don't come up with that money by tomorrow, the bank is going to take your house.
Homer: Well, good luck finding it, because I'm going to take the numbers off tonight!
Manager: Well, we'll look for the house with no numbers.
Homer: Then I'll take off the numbers on my neighbor's house.
Manager: Then we'll look for the house next to the house with no numbers.
Homer: [...] All right, you'll get your money...
It's England.
Well, the UK. For now.
By 2021, robots will have eliminated 6% of all jobs in the U.S.
No, you've got it wrong. They're going to eliminate 6% of all job seekers.
How can the phone, ultimately, be certain that a call was or was not user-initiated? If it's compromised, any number of methods could be used to fake it out and cause it to dial a number.
It seems to me the phone OS shouldn't allow itself to be compromised. There, solved it!
it allows the researchers to tell the different between ink and blank paper.
But it can't tell the different between "different" and "difference."
Facebook Is Collaborating With The Israeli Government To Determine What It Might Need to Censor in Order to Keep Operating in Israel
I have no problem with them asking for donations, or charging for physical CDs, or support, or anything else. But in my opinion they are being disingenuous by actively concealing the fact that the download is freely available.
And??
And I find it disingenuous. Deliberately fostering the impression that you have to pay for something (and they do call it "Pay," not even "Donate") which you are explicitly required to make available for free.
Reminds me of certain online flight booking sites that will automatically pre-select a seat for you (and charge you for it) and go out of their way to hide both the fact that you don't have to accept and the way to opt out.
I'm guessing it gives the warning, and if you don't take heed, it won't work the next time you try to engage it (but will continue to work until you do retake control this time).
So you'll just need to find a convenient roundabout so you can dive out and leave the car running until you're ready to hop back in again the next day.
Oh yah, the old two-strippers.
I bought a sheet of ND8 filter to tame some of the brighter, but more useful displays on DVD players, TV boxes, etc. The latest one was brighter than the TV itself.
The point is that the interface goes out of its way to conceal the fact that a free download is possible.