I imagine people in your climate are viewed as edge-cases, despite the millions of you. An electrically heated windshield (and other surfaces), however, could probably prevent ice buildup. What I'm curious about is how clean the sensors have to be kept. Will one strategically placed bird shit or bug splat cause my car to do something unpredictable?
The people who just want to point at some certificate or put jargon on their resume are welcome to go talk to the government. I hear they pay pretty well, if you can avoid committing suicide from the institutionalization.
Respected how? Usability? Ok, fine. But did you know pfSense runs PHP as root? Not something I would expect from a security appliance. Fortunately the head of the project publicly acknowledged this and is planning a new architecure, i.e., one without PHP.
No surprise. Large institutions with insufficient competition often breed a culture of waste and inefficiency. There's one exception: regardless of the inconvenience it would cause, I can always drop my telco.
Pretty much in every area where the objective isnt to abuse and wring money out of people.
Ever work with a Federal agency with lots of money and full of people engaged in empire building? It's a shame you don't see that bill. Oh wait, you do!
Not sure which is more awful, taking chances with splinters or living in Roman times and having to use a brine-soaked sponge that was fastened to a stick and used communally.
In some states, refusal has other consequences. In Virginia, for example, refusal will result in having your license suspended for a minimum of one year.
It's not one giant button. It's two. And they're shaped like boobies because that's that most intuitive interface.
Though how you use them to change direction is still a work in progress.
Are you kidding me?! Who's in charge over there, a 12yr old? "If you don't give me more money, I'm going to continue to collect all this PII and not store it in a secure manner".
I don't have a problem with the fact that you might have to work at Starbucks after getting an art history degree.
You seem well-intentioned, but I think if you were to tell that to the guy behind the counter, there's a chance he'd snap. No amount of latte art would make him feel better about his choices.
Am I the only one who thinks about this whenever the doctor's office requires a signature that says they can disclose information with certain third parties?
I mean, it's not like they're sharing my info with some sleazy marketing company (right??). Regardless, I usually freeze up a bit at the front desk and wonder "WTF does this entitle you to do??!".
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Agent Smith would like to have a word with you. In person.
So do you pay for it if it turns out to be good?
I imagine people in your climate are viewed as edge-cases, despite the millions of you. An electrically heated windshield (and other surfaces), however, could probably prevent ice buildup. What I'm curious about is how clean the sensors have to be kept. Will one strategically placed bird shit or bug splat cause my car to do something unpredictable?
Radar detectors would have to adopt Counter LPI/LPD techniques, which apparently do exist:
There's a book on Amazon called "Detecting and Classifying Low Probability of Intercept Radar".
The people who just want to point at some certificate or put jargon on their resume are welcome to go talk to the government. I hear they pay pretty well, if you can avoid committing suicide from the institutionalization.
God, this is so true.
Respected how? Usability? Ok, fine. But did you know pfSense runs PHP as root? Not something I would expect from a security appliance. Fortunately the head of the project publicly acknowledged this and is planning a new architecure, i.e., one without PHP.
In your title, if you replaced "Tesla" with "Comcast", I'm wondering if your comment would be as popular.
Also as I RTFA, SELinux does not yet work with an Oracle DB.
Are you sure about that?
No surprise. Large institutions with insufficient competition often breed a culture of waste and inefficiency. There's one exception: regardless of the inconvenience it would cause, I can always drop my telco.
Pretty much in every area where the objective isnt to abuse and wring money out of people.
Ever work with a Federal agency with lots of money and full of people engaged in empire building? It's a shame you don't see that bill. Oh wait, you do!
Your hypothetical is nonsense but just to be safe we should install microphones in everybody's homes and record from them all the time.
That's silly. Your smartphone's mic does the job perfectly fine.
Aging has been cured. You'll be 95 years old forever!
B2B web service API. GetAllWastedUsers().
I'm not saying it's science... but it's science.
splinter free toilet tissue.
Not sure which is more awful, taking chances with splinters or living in Roman times and having to use a brine-soaked sponge that was fastened to a stick and used communally.
In some states, refusal has other consequences. In Virginia, for example, refusal will result in having your license suspended for a minimum of one year.
We investigated your report immediately. However, the data you saw was not real customer sessions or data – just some debug information.
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The six lane version supports 8Kp @120Hz and 4:2:0 36-bit color
It's not one giant button. It's two. And they're shaped like boobies because that's that most intuitive interface. Though how you use them to change direction is still a work in progress.
Are you kidding me?! Who's in charge over there, a 12yr old? "If you don't give me more money, I'm going to continue to collect all this PII and not store it in a secure manner".
I don't have a problem with the fact that you might have to work at Starbucks after getting an art history degree.
You seem well-intentioned, but I think if you were to tell that to the guy behind the counter, there's a chance he'd snap. No amount of latte art would make him feel better about his choices.
Am I the only one who thinks about this whenever the doctor's office requires a signature that says they can disclose information with certain third parties?
I mean, it's not like they're sharing my info with some sleazy marketing company (right??). Regardless, I usually freeze up a bit at the front desk and wonder "WTF does this entitle you to do??!".
Probably doesn't hurt to regularly update one's host file with a blacklist. The one I've been using is this:
http://winhelp2002.mvps.org/ho...
And it will appear as a new line item on our bills... albeit heavily redacted.
^^^spoiler alert