I am well aware of the rapid thread degradation and I question the utility of clicking on that hastag in the first place, knowing it will turn to shit in 1... 2... 3...
A lot of commenters don't read TFS or TFA, so I'm all for this new captcha idea, but goddam it, let's exploit the fucking blockchain buzz word so I can tell the people over at Soylent (when they show up) to fuck off because we are too mature for thay asses.
I'm reminded of the silly disclaimers floating around a few years back (paraphrase): "By way of this post to Facebook, I hereby forbid Facebook to use my personal information and posts for any reason."
For now (science is fluid) the likelihood of a non-rotating black hole is very slim.
The in-fall of mass in an accretion disk has an angular momentum that will be rotating in unison with other particles in orbit around the event horizon.
Those particles will produce an electromagnetic field.
However, the the electrical charge of the black hole will be neutral.
The electromagnetic force affects a very, very short distance.
If galaxies are "communicating," with each other and are similar to synchronized swimmers, it's going to be via gravity (including the little-understood dark matter) or perhaps entanglement on a quantum level.
There's a lot we don't know, and the substance of this article is on that list.
This is a preliminary finding and serves as a clue, only.
This recent revelation, if verified, could lead us to a solution for the asymmetry between matter and anti-matter.
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Manning didn't blackmail and neither did Snowden or Winner.
Disgruntled employees are the ones to watch out for.
Same can be said for management backing IT in establishing best practices, right?
They don't and they should.
They tell their clients that all data is sacred.
It's not.
... and you have the keys.
Just sayin'.
... management when you sign the hire package.
That word doesn't apply the way you think it does.
I am well aware of the rapid thread degradation and I question the utility of clicking on that hastag in the first place, knowing it will turn to shit in 1 ... 2 ... 3 ...
... it's made out to be.
It's a depressing shitstorm rabbit hole and not one fucking person is unaware of that.
The people writing code to spot bots already know how to ID the bots, right?
Just navigate around the bastards (or bitches as may apply).
Simplify the TL;DR.
We know the answer to all those questions. You do too.
... back.
WTF is this?
Hawking passes and we get Slashdot Esquire magazine?
... blockchain.
I mean, I like the idea a lot.
A lot of commenters don't read TFS or TFA, so I'm all for this new captcha idea, but goddam it, let's exploit the fucking blockchain buzz word so I can tell the people over at Soylent (when they show up) to fuck off because we are too mature for thay asses.
I'm reminded of the silly disclaimers floating around a few years back (paraphrase): "By way of this post to Facebook, I hereby forbid Facebook to use my personal information and posts for any reason."
This.
I have preached from the beginning that the only right a Facebook member has is to leave.
... and I dealt with it during my career. I'm a retired IT.
I held seminars, talked to employees one-on-one, and damned if we didn't still get hit.
It was a law firm and the staff never fell for phishing.
My problem was the fucking lawyers, especially the managing partner!
That bastard would click on anything.
He got a goddam email that said his UPS package wasn't going anywhere unless he looked at the invoice and corrected the address.
I asked him if he sent anything via UPS and he said, no.
I asked him if he remembered signing an exclusive with FedEx that I negotiated and he did.
I asked him if he, personally, ever sent a package anywhere or if he let his staff do that -- he said staff.
He did that shit over and over again.
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I'm waiting for AI to step in; predict the outcome of clicking on a link and forbidding forward progress until an IT person concurs.
Ownership is called, RTFM.
And this would enhance the business' revenue in what ways?
... confiscating all the surveillance footage, both residential and commercial, in the area, so I don't have a problem with it.
Smart devices behave in predictable ways. Owners are aware of those ways and can take actions to mitigate.
It's a choice.
Not quite.
He felt that Manning was toxic.
He didn't give a flying shit about anything but protecting himself.
I agree with his decision. Why should he go down in flames with Manning?
It's an interesting story, though. Good read.
... all 3 people.
The sanctions just enacted are a response to an event that the administration said did not happen.
Mixed messages.
What if I am the source?
For now (science is fluid) the likelihood of a non-rotating black hole is very slim.
The in-fall of mass in an accretion disk has an angular momentum that will be rotating in unison with other particles in orbit around the event horizon.
Those particles will produce an electromagnetic field.
However, the the electrical charge of the black hole will be neutral.
That same accretion disk will make sure of that.
Plasma theory does not work here because of the density/temperature disconnect.
Plasma is hot, dense, and without solid clumps of matter (or anti-matter) because elemental particles are too active to coalesce.
In intergalactic space, the near vacuum allows for an atom per cubic meter, which meets the definition of very near absolute zero temperature.
Your speculation fails the sniff test.
The electromagnetic force affects a very, very short distance.
If galaxies are "communicating," with each other and are similar to synchronized swimmers, it's going to be via gravity (including the little-understood dark matter) or perhaps entanglement on a quantum level.
There's a lot we don't know, and the substance of this article is on that list.
This is a preliminary finding and serves as a clue, only.
This recent revelation, if verified, could lead us to a solution for the asymmetry between matter and anti-matter.
I know that.
But it was way too shallow.
Nice for the casual reader, but we had Asimov, Sagan, and now we have Tyson.