What's funny about "Christians" who believe this is - the rapture really isn't talked about in the same detail in the Bible as films like Left Behind (and many others) portray.
It's the worst kind of swindle from evangelicals - where they are simply making up theology as they go.
The car is in a right turn only lane - the bus didn't have to yield at all - however there aren't clear lane markings. Also the bus was only going 15 mph. Very clearly a moving violation.
Even if it was a parking lane like others have suggested (which its also illegal to be parked so close to an intersection) - the person parked has to yield to moving traffic.
FF7 to me was one of the first games that tried to be bigger than itself - and pulled it off - it was an extravagant cinematic/multimedia experience and one of the first of its kind to do so successfully.
One of the more recent google self-driving car accidents where they ran into a city bus - the car pulled from a right turn only lane into a traffic lane and didn't see a 30 ton city bus traveling normal speeds.
While I admit I do have blind spots - busses usually don't hide in them - especially when performing what is essentially an illegal moving violation (if I'm going to try to pull off something that dumb I'm usually a bit more alert about what I'm going to hit).
I don't think its a hard fact that businesses need to profit. We need to get over ourselves that everyone has to make a dime off everything for simply showing up as a middleman (which at this point is all health insurance companies are really doing).
Serious question though - how do you as a Linux user protect physical security of the machine - say in the event someone breaks into your house/office without your knowledge, and installs a bootkit?
I remember the guy who discovered all the Mac "ThunderStrike" vulnerabilities said in a presentation - Secureboot would have protected against that attack - and that was a vulnerability that could have been applied in the time it takes for you to turn your head at a coffee shop, talk to someone and turn your head back to continue using your computer (which is now compromised).
Cambridge Analytica wasn't just about collection data - it is about weaponizing it. Watch the channel 4 documentary about this - its rather shocking what they tell a potential client what they have done and what they will do for him
They don't - the guy who wrote this article has no idea what he's talking about.
I suspect what happened is they installed facebook via the windows store on another PC and the default behavior is to sync/install apps (kinda like Android/iOS). And since store apps use oAuth 2 which Windows 10 supports - it can chain the authentication.
Not to mention it doesn't solely belong to the USA - hence the name International Space Station. The first module was built by Russia and put into orbit by America as an example.
Compared to the amount of heat and flux required to solder without lead (minute amounts as well)? It may be a tossup.
Also add that rohs has made electronics more unreliable - which means more of this stuff ends up in landfills (without lead, but plenty of other harmful chemicals) I'm not totally positive its a good thing - or at the very least a slam dunk.
Also lead free makes reworking way more difficult - the heat requirements for reworking bga components makes it pretty much impossible to do with lead free solder - or at the very least way more expensive and risky - which just means more junk for the landfill.
According to wikipedia - it's only been used to veto 5 times.
You darn kids - get off my lawn!
What's funny about "Christians" who believe this is - the rapture really isn't talked about in the same detail in the Bible as films like Left Behind (and many others) portray.
It's the worst kind of swindle from evangelicals - where they are simply making up theology as they go.
Its the same rules in the US (except reversed) - if you watch the video:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?...
The car is in a right turn only lane - the bus didn't have to yield at all - however there aren't clear lane markings. Also the bus was only going 15 mph. Very clearly a moving violation.
Even if it was a parking lane like others have suggested (which its also illegal to be parked so close to an intersection) - the person parked has to yield to moving traffic.
FF7 to me was one of the first games that tried to be bigger than itself - and pulled it off - it was an extravagant cinematic/multimedia experience and one of the first of its kind to do so successfully.
The scene with Aeris death still makes me cry.
One of the more recent google self-driving car accidents where they ran into a city bus - the car pulled from a right turn only lane into a traffic lane and didn't see a 30 ton city bus traveling normal speeds.
While I admit I do have blind spots - busses usually don't hide in them - especially when performing what is essentially an illegal moving violation (if I'm going to try to pull off something that dumb I'm usually a bit more alert about what I'm going to hit).
And squirrel aficionado:
http://www.slate.com/blogs/bro...
Well one guy in jail, and 5 indictments - plus 4 people turning state's evidence.
Yeah it's going like shit.
I don't think its a hard fact that businesses need to profit. We need to get over ourselves that everyone has to make a dime off everything for simply showing up as a middleman (which at this point is all health insurance companies are really doing).
Trump has him beat by a long shot - with an average of 6 lies per day:
https://www.washingtonpost.com...
Serious question though - how do you as a Linux user protect physical security of the machine - say in the event someone breaks into your house/office without your knowledge, and installs a bootkit?
I remember the guy who discovered all the Mac "ThunderStrike" vulnerabilities said in a presentation - Secureboot would have protected against that attack - and that was a vulnerability that could have been applied in the time it takes for you to turn your head at a coffee shop, talk to someone and turn your head back to continue using your computer (which is now compromised).
And showing everyone its ok to eat boogers.
So if I'm reading this correctly - because you don't need this - no one will.
Cambridge Analytica wasn't just about collection data - it is about weaponizing it. Watch the channel 4 documentary about this - its rather shocking what they tell a potential client what they have done and what they will do for him
https://www.channel4.com/news/... (keep in mind this is part 4)
Running 8 year old versions of windows is like hopping out of an airplane and saying aloud "well so far so good".
You want government run like a business? Rule 1 - there's always money for whatever inane project your manager wants to work on ;).
But the moon gets a new cell tower?
So he could keep the company going for a week?
Also in what world does selling 77.3 million phones equal commercial failure and lets start closing factories?
They don't - the guy who wrote this article has no idea what he's talking about.
I suspect what happened is they installed facebook via the windows store on another PC and the default behavior is to sync/install apps (kinda like Android/iOS). And since store apps use oAuth 2 which Windows 10 supports - it can chain the authentication.
Not to mention it doesn't solely belong to the USA - hence the name International Space Station. The first module was built by Russia and put into orbit by America as an example.
Same - I managed to catch the flu like 3 times around Sept-December :( - I'm really good about washing my hands etc, but I work at a school...
Durn liberals - and their media, and deep states...
Compared to the amount of heat and flux required to solder without lead (minute amounts as well)? It may be a tossup.
Also add that rohs has made electronics more unreliable - which means more of this stuff ends up in landfills (without lead, but plenty of other harmful chemicals) I'm not totally positive its a good thing - or at the very least a slam dunk.
Also lead free makes reworking way more difficult - the heat requirements for reworking bga components makes it pretty much impossible to do with lead free solder - or at the very least way more expensive and risky - which just means more junk for the landfill.
Or blame ROHS and not using leaded solder.