In other news, a man was found dead in his home around 6 PM last night. He was found wearing a Thync with apparent signs of overclocking and vastly increased voltage beyond the sepcified safe limits. Preliminary analysis shows that the man was attempted to get high by adjusting various components of the Thync.
Explain to us why we should not expect these guys or their business partners to profit off our personal information. Afterall, these guys are storing stuff in the AWS cloud, as per their privacy policy suggests...
The problem is that drones and airplanes can easily crash into your massive dick, so you need to provide your addresses to the FAA for them to correct the flight paths.
My guess is that they don't want to keep people for liasion to these companies on payroll, either because the police officers are becoming increasingly impaired in their social skills (As seen in increased frequency of PR messups and no-knock raids all over the place. If only they can spend time having someone to talk to people...) or being part of anti-union tactic (Most police forces in North america are unionized afaik)
I would like them to explain why a recording function is needed in the first place. If it is about determining what the best content for you might be, wouldn't you be the best person to choose what you want to watch? Why then take your choices away from you? Or are we evolved to the point that choices have become obnoxious?
In other news, news web sites featuring articles/newsfeed about terrorism just got blocked. Next thing you know, news site talking about news site talking about terrorism got blocked because they feature terrorism as well. And the process goes on ad infinitum. Now you got no more news organization to feed you with news. Just saying.
A tiny bit of problem of HDD is that we don't see motherboards are being made with the connectors for HDDs made a few decades ago. Same thing might happen to the controller you might buy today in order to read that HDD in a few decades. So if "decades" is being the time frame then Optical disc might be better because the drives are usually made with some backward compatibility.
Those exact same adults will be signing their forms and marriage certificate using electronic keys. Perhaps we should teach these kids ECDSA before they hit the age where they need to sign things.
I wonder why the init system choices can't be configured to be more like Desktop Environments -- from the install media you choose which DE you want from a boot parameter and done. That way, even then default is systemd or gnome, people can still go on with their lives in a simple and easy manner.
The problem is not everything can be accessed with SSL. Which makes me wonder why aren't we checking the files and checksum from different exit nodes. I don't think all of them patches the same malware do they?
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In other news, a man was found dead in his home around 6 PM last night. He was found wearing a Thync with apparent signs of overclocking and vastly increased voltage beyond the sepcified safe limits. Preliminary analysis shows that the man was attempted to get high by adjusting various components of the Thync.
Explain to us why we should not expect these guys or their business partners to profit off our personal information. Afterall, these guys are storing stuff in the AWS cloud, as per their privacy policy suggests...
The problem is that drones and airplanes can easily crash into your massive dick, so you need to provide your addresses to the FAA for them to correct the flight paths.
We can trust people in not abusing the remote kill switch, right? Right?
My guess is that they don't want to keep people for liasion to these companies on payroll, either because the police officers are becoming increasingly impaired in their social skills (As seen in increased frequency of PR messups and no-knock raids all over the place. If only they can spend time having someone to talk to people...) or being part of anti-union tactic (Most police forces in North america are unionized afaik)
I would like them to explain why a recording function is needed in the first place. If it is about determining what the best content for you might be, wouldn't you be the best person to choose what you want to watch? Why then take your choices away from you? Or are we evolved to the point that choices have become obnoxious?
You can't force choices onto people because it becomes an obligation when you are forcing it.
I would have thought there is turnkey linux for lamp stack, and just write a shell script to configure it the way you want afterwards...
In other news, news web sites featuring articles/newsfeed about terrorism just got blocked. Next thing you know, news site talking about news site talking about terrorism got blocked because they feature terrorism as well. And the process goes on ad infinitum. Now you got no more news organization to feed you with news. Just saying.
You are suggesting you can provide a fiscal multiplier effect of 3000 which is not consistent with current economic estimates.
openSUSE has 4.4 in Tumbleweed OSS repo already.
A tiny bit of problem of HDD is that we don't see motherboards are being made with the connectors for HDDs made a few decades ago. Same thing might happen to the controller you might buy today in order to read that HDD in a few decades. So if "decades" is being the time frame then Optical disc might be better because the drives are usually made with some backward compatibility.
I thought you can just take screenshots and put them in paint. But then again, there was Aaron Schwarz
Those exact same adults will be signing their forms and marriage certificate using electronic keys. Perhaps we should teach these kids ECDSA before they hit the age where they need to sign things.
I wonder why the init system choices can't be configured to be more like Desktop Environments -- from the install media you choose which DE you want from a boot parameter and done. That way, even then default is systemd or gnome, people can still go on with their lives in a simple and easy manner.
who needs napkins to do calculations when you have slide rules?
Not to mention lead paint. What assurance do we have that they are not selling us lead ink?
This post means the police is busted about telling people encrypting their phones is a bad idea.
Natural selection?
It's not like they actually "earn" the money, so it's more like "I make money, you get fucked".
What assurances do you have that they are not patching the checksum as well?
The problem is not everything can be accessed with SSL. Which makes me wonder why aren't we checking the files and checksum from different exit nodes. I don't think all of them patches the same malware do they?
Given that the same guys are telling us that foreign entities are trying to steal our secrets, is it some sort of fuckup or is it to the point of treason?
Of course, If you count in the problem that the FBI is also advocating against encryption, one must wonder whether the FBI is commiting treason by letting foreign entities searching our secrets.
I wonder why the same argument does not apply to guns. Or at least not to those guys advocating lack of gun control.