...with my bluetooth connection in my car, and also at various times when I connect my Beats Pill. So I'd guess this has to do with bluetooth connectivity in general, and not specifically the AirPods. Fuck me, right?
It works like that in Switzerland because they are a very small, homogenous society. They also share social and cultural values consistent among the populace. They basically agree on a standard for expectations. Try to actualize such a rule in the US and you will see how it falls apart. We're a far to vast, divergent and disagreeable society to ever achieve this level of pristine regeneration.
LOL. No. It's not because you have such a wonderfully 'diverse' society.
It's because your goverment is corrupt, the ruling elite have clubbed together and successfully locked out everyone else.
The foxes are running your henhouse and have for a long time.
Switzerland has a real democracy. You don't. End of story.
Not sure if you realize it or not but he's basically said the exact same thing, if you read further than the portion you quoted:
We're at a point where we have no rights. The corporations won. The govt handily betrayed its people and the workforce, selling our rights and our power as labor capital (the only capital there is because without it you cannot transform raw resources into commodities. Without labor nothing happens. Labor is the essence of producing tradable and currency in a capitalist society. But they've effectively succeeded in trivializing and marginalize labor so effectively were just about expendable slaves who have completely lost touch that our labor is the oil that runs the engine. Not resources, not corporations or stockholders. They have brainwashed and castrated American labor and labor everywhere into begging for work and taking any shit way they treat us at work.
How did this happen? What the f...?!
We were asleep at the wheel while they involved burrowed and shoved their way in. Now we're fucked. This settlement proves it. Its meaningless exercise in futility, neither punishing the violator nor recommending the aggrieved.
While nobody wants a huge abusive spy agency tracking Americans at all times, there are going to be plenty of people on here jumping up and down hoping for the destruction of the NSA... while simultaneously running around like chickens with their heads cut off claiming that Russian Hackers are the sole reason that Trump is president.
You can't have it both ways.
What about those of us hoping for the destruction of the NSA while also not claiming Russian Hackers are the reason Trump is president? We only want it one way:)
Who's service have you tried? I flew with American Airlines around Thanksgiving and their in-flight wifi was MORE than enough for browsing social media and otherwise keeping me occupied for the 5 1/2 hour flight to LA. Granted I wasn't streaming [much more than occasional vid] and I agree with VoIP being impractical, but I was impressed, and happily occupied.
It's also HILARIOUS how GP confused "prison time due to browsing history" with "no-fly list b/c turrisms." To be sure, both are deplorable, however one is clearly much more severe and a greater loss [for the country to fearmongering & terrorism].
Be definition, Former President and Governor Bill Clinton used his position of power to have sexual relations with two women which is what a sexual predator does. Yet we have little proof so far that President elect Donald Trump is a predator. And please don't claim the supposed the 13-year old girl rape case as proof because that case hasn't seen a court room. Nor is there proof to all the claims that suddenly appeared right before the election. None of those have seen a court room either just as with the some of encounters of Bill Clinton's. There is thing called innocent until proven guilty.
Well, I can answer that. Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton were the best and most qualified for the highest office among all living Americans at age 35 or above....If you pardon me this French phrase, Trump and Clinton are both the creme de la creme of American society.
I refuse to accept that...[insert diety here] help us all if I am wrong -- something we'll never know. Or, do we already know?
Just out of curiosity, would we also have lost had Clinton won? Or would that have been a win in your book? Truly curious, not trying to pick a fight. Disclaimer: not a Trump supporter.
You're not arguing the costs are comparable to owning and maintaining a comparable Windows environment, are you? Of course you'll need to pay experts to engineer, operate and maintain the environmemnt -- as with any Enterprise environment.
Customizing a Linux distribution that you deploy to employees is no different than customizing Windows install image that you deploy on employee's computers.
Seriously. GP acts as though this requires some sort of great engineering feat. Sure you'll need experts that you'll have to pay...as in ANY Enterprise.
You can check if e10s is available by going to Options -> General -> "Enable multi-process Firefox". I think what TFA means is that it's off by default (unless you don't use addons) until Firefox 49, but can somebody confirm that?
I definitely do/not/ have that option available.
I can see a few things in about:config and about:support relating to it; it may be possible to get it going by mucking around with options but it's certainly not at the point to justify the headline.
I had this issue when I updated to 48beta a few weeks ago _specifically_ for multi-process. You can force enable it. Follow this: https://wiki.mozilla.org/Elect...
Out of curiosity, how does Disconnect compare to uMatrix? I use uBlockO & uMatrix for the ABP+NoScript/Ghostery functionality. uMatrix took getting used to at first but I never leave home without it these days.
Yeah man, it's mostly from my LinkedIn account, which I don't have set to "looking for opportunities." And it's usually REALLY good ones, or something I might be interested in if I were actually looking. Admittedly, I do get those out-of-state/6-month contracts/not-even-close-to-qualified-for jobs where it looks like they simply searched my "buzzwords" and sent off the email.
For good jobs? Or for 6 month contracts in another state?
Actually really decent direct-hire ones, local (Orlando-area, something of a hotbed for tech jobs I suppose recently) or in-state at least. Admittedly, I do get those I'd say about 30% of the time -- i.e. out-of-state/6-month contracts/not-even-close-to-qualified-for jobs where it looks like they simply searched my "buzzwords" and sent off the email.
Can confirm. I'm getting pinged by headhunters at least a couple times per week and it's been like that for the better part of the past two years, and I haven't even been looking!
The orbital period of a star in a galaxy depends, to first order, on the amount of mass that is closer to the centre of the galaxy than the star. (That's a consequence of gravity being an inverse-square force.)
The distribution of stellar orbital velocities in a galaxy indicates that there is additional mass, not at the centre, but distributed amongst the stars in a galaxy. An inventory of the visible mass shows there is nowhere near enough to account for the velocity distributions. Therefore, it is inferred that there is invisible, or dark matter, that accounts for the discrepancy. It has nothing to do with mismeasuring the mass at the centre of the galaxy, whether it's a black hole or not.
This also holds true for the affect of gravitational lensing produced by distant galaxies.
Thanks for the correction! I hadn't read that far yet before jumping to post about the misleading title hahaha. Dark matter fascinates me...I was an astrophysicist researching dark matter in another life:/
And also the huge affect it has on gravitational lensing -- or rather, there being far too much gravity within the galaxies producing the gravitational lensing for the amount of visible matter we know the given galaxy to hold.
Thanks yeah I was coming back to say that haha! I had only skimmed the article and specifically the first part, which mentioned that only WIMPs had been searched for with the detector and relieved my fear that my pet physics fascination had been thoroughly disproved, lmao!
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...with my bluetooth connection in my car, and also at various times when I connect my Beats Pill. So I'd guess this has to do with bluetooth connectivity in general, and not specifically the AirPods. Fuck me, right?
Yup, I was going to mention StartPage. Personally find it MUCH much better than DDG.
Haha, my immediate response before reading the fucking horseshit they're pulling was "as if 'b/c it's Geek Squad' wasn't reason enough..."
It works like that in Switzerland because they are a very small, homogenous society. They also share social and cultural values consistent among the populace. They basically agree on a standard for expectations. Try to actualize such a rule in the US and you will see how it falls apart. We're a far to vast, divergent and disagreeable society to ever achieve this level of pristine regeneration.
LOL. No. It's not because you have such a wonderfully 'diverse' society.
It's because your goverment is corrupt, the ruling elite have clubbed together and successfully locked out everyone else.
The foxes are running your henhouse and have for a long time.
Switzerland has a real democracy. You don't. End of story.
Not sure if you realize it or not but he's basically said the exact same thing, if you read further than the portion you quoted:
We're at a point where we have no rights. The corporations won. The govt handily betrayed its people and the workforce, selling our rights and our power as labor capital (the only capital there is because without it you cannot transform raw resources into commodities. Without labor nothing happens. Labor is the essence of producing tradable and currency in a capitalist society. But they've effectively succeeded in trivializing and marginalize labor so effectively were just about expendable slaves who have completely lost touch that our labor is the oil that runs the engine. Not resources, not corporations or stockholders. They have brainwashed and castrated American labor and labor everywhere into begging for work and taking any shit way they treat us at work.
How did this happen? What the f...?!
We were asleep at the wheel while they involved burrowed and shoved their way in. Now we're fucked. This settlement proves it. Its meaningless exercise in futility, neither punishing the violator nor recommending the aggrieved.
While nobody wants a huge abusive spy agency tracking Americans at all times, there are going to be plenty of people on here jumping up and down hoping for the destruction of the NSA... while simultaneously running around like chickens with their heads cut off claiming that Russian Hackers are the sole reason that Trump is president.
You can't have it both ways.
What about those of us hoping for the destruction of the NSA while also not claiming Russian Hackers are the reason Trump is president? We only want it one way :)
Who's service have you tried? I flew with American Airlines around Thanksgiving and their in-flight wifi was MORE than enough for browsing social media and otherwise keeping me occupied for the 5 1/2 hour flight to LA. Granted I wasn't streaming [much more than occasional vid] and I agree with VoIP being impractical, but I was impressed, and happily occupied.
It's also HILARIOUS how GP confused "prison time due to browsing history" with "no-fly list b/c turrisms." To be sure, both are deplorable, however one is clearly much more severe and a greater loss [for the country to fearmongering & terrorism].
Why is this comment listed as "troll"?
Be definition, Former President and Governor Bill Clinton used his position of power to have sexual relations with two women which is what a sexual predator does. Yet we have little proof so far that President elect Donald Trump is a predator. And please don't claim the supposed the 13-year old girl rape case as proof because that case hasn't seen a court room. Nor is there proof to all the claims that suddenly appeared right before the election. None of those have seen a court room either just as with the some of encounters of Bill Clinton's. There is thing called innocent until proven guilty.
Ain't partisanship grand?
Well, I can answer that. Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton were the best and most qualified for the highest office among all living Americans at age 35 or above....If you pardon me this French phrase, Trump and Clinton are both the creme de la creme of American society.
I refuse to accept that...[insert diety here] help us all if I am wrong -- something we'll never know. Or, do we already know?
Where are those mod points when ya need them...?
Just out of curiosity, would we also have lost had Clinton won? Or would that have been a win in your book? Truly curious, not trying to pick a fight. Disclaimer: not a Trump supporter.
You're not arguing the costs are comparable to owning and maintaining a comparable Windows environment, are you? Of course you'll need to pay experts to engineer, operate and maintain the environmemnt -- as with any Enterprise environment.
Customizing a Linux distribution that you deploy to employees is no different than customizing Windows install image that you deploy on employee's computers.
Seriously. GP acts as though this requires some sort of great engineering feat. Sure you'll need experts that you'll have to pay...as in ANY Enterprise.
"...the next big thing?"
No...but I'm sure Pepperidge Farm remembers.
Replying to undo erroneous mod...we're in agreement :)
Which is so odd, considering how friendly Intel is with the open source community...
You can check if e10s is available by going to Options -> General -> "Enable multi-process Firefox". I think what TFA means is that it's off by default (unless you don't use addons) until Firefox 49, but can somebody confirm that?
I definitely do /not/ have that option available.
I can see a few things in about:config and about:support relating to it; it may be possible to get it going by mucking around with options but it's certainly not at the point to justify the headline.
I had this issue when I updated to 48beta a few weeks ago _specifically_ for multi-process. You can force enable it. Follow this: https://wiki.mozilla.org/Elect...
Out of curiosity, how does Disconnect compare to uMatrix? I use uBlockO & uMatrix for the ABP+NoScript/Ghostery functionality. uMatrix took getting used to at first but I never leave home without it these days.
Yeah man, it's mostly from my LinkedIn account, which I don't have set to "looking for opportunities." And it's usually REALLY good ones, or something I might be interested in if I were actually looking. Admittedly, I do get those out-of-state/6-month contracts/not-even-close-to-qualified-for jobs where it looks like they simply searched my "buzzwords" and sent off the email.
For good jobs? Or for 6 month contracts in another state?
Actually really decent direct-hire ones, local (Orlando-area, something of a hotbed for tech jobs I suppose recently) or in-state at least. Admittedly, I do get those I'd say about 30% of the time -- i.e. out-of-state/6-month contracts/not-even-close-to-qualified-for jobs where it looks like they simply searched my "buzzwords" and sent off the email.
Can confirm. I'm getting pinged by headhunters at least a couple times per week and it's been like that for the better part of the past two years, and I haven't even been looking!
The orbital period of a star in a galaxy depends, to first order, on the amount of mass that is closer to the centre of the galaxy than the star. (That's a consequence of gravity being an inverse-square force.)
The distribution of stellar orbital velocities in a galaxy indicates that there is additional mass, not at the centre, but distributed amongst the stars in a galaxy. An inventory of the visible mass shows there is nowhere near enough to account for the velocity distributions. Therefore, it is inferred that there is invisible, or dark matter, that accounts for the discrepancy. It has nothing to do with mismeasuring the mass at the centre of the galaxy, whether it's a black hole or not.
This also holds true for the affect of gravitational lensing produced by distant galaxies.
Thanks for the correction! I hadn't read that far yet before jumping to post about the misleading title hahaha. Dark matter fascinates me...I was an astrophysicist researching dark matter in another life :/
And also the huge affect it has on gravitational lensing -- or rather, there being far too much gravity within the galaxies producing the gravitational lensing for the amount of visible matter we know the given galaxy to hold.
Thanks yeah I was coming back to say that haha! I had only skimmed the article and specifically the first part, which mentioned that only WIMPs had been searched for with the detector and relieved my fear that my pet physics fascination had been thoroughly disproved, lmao!