A table will run out of entries. It's better to use something that can be dynamically generated. For instance, you can generate a random string, ask the RFID device to encrypt it with its private key, and then you can verify it with a public key. That way, all you need is a table that links public keys to employees/customers.
All the latest neuroscience shows that new neural pathways develop in response to activity
To a point, yes.
Nobody is innately a badass coder.
No, but some people have the innate abilities that can turn them into a badass coder, while others don't. Nobody is born as a concert pianist, but some people are born with a feel for music that allows them to become one.
It would be a relatively easy software change to make continuous pictures, pause when you hit the screen, and then allow you rewind 1-2 seconds to pick the best moment.
There is no shortage of kids awaiting adoption. Until all of them are adopted, I don't think any of the in vitro techniques that we have in use today should have been allowed
With that logic, why would you even allow people getting babies through regular intercourse, until all existing babies are adopted ?
And your damage calculations already misses the fact that if it was a bomb and it exploded, it would still have "a whole lot of people delayed by the shutdown",
You still need to multiply these costs by the probably that it was actually a bomb, which is a very small number.
Most likely, in some area, fish got regularly stuck in mud pools, and the adaptations helped them survive longer until the next rain. Breathing air and the ability to get around a bit would be advantages.
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You missed the point, which is that it didn't start with tattoos.
Just walking around with a phone, or a face, is already enough to lose your AC status.
I'm no RFID expert, but it's just used for identification, right?
Contactless payments are another useful application.
A table will run out of entries. It's better to use something that can be dynamically generated. For instance, you can generate a random string, ask the RFID device to encrypt it with its private key, and then you can verify it with a public key. That way, all you need is a table that links public keys to employees/customers.
Things in WW2 had already turned shitty. The tattoos came later.
Short range RFID devices with encryption aren't nearly as useful for the NSA as mobile phones that can be tracked from a mile away.
anybody who spends time coding and really thinking about why the code works the way it does and how to improve it is going to get good eventually
I know quite a few people who are coding every day, and still suck at it.
All the latest neuroscience shows that new neural pathways develop in response to activity
To a point, yes.
Nobody is innately a badass coder.
No, but some people have the innate abilities that can turn them into a badass coder, while others don't. Nobody is born as a concert pianist, but some people are born with a feel for music that allows them to become one.
If all boys were encouraged, why is it that only the nerdy/geeky boys really got into it ?
The issue was not, and has never been one of innate capacity. It is one if interest. And interest breeds capacity.
Interest and capacity go hand in hand. Very few people are interested in pursuing things they lack the capacity for.
It would be a relatively easy software change to make continuous pictures, pause when you hit the screen, and then allow you rewind 1-2 seconds to pick the best moment.
Q: Please write me a sonnet on the subject of the Forth Bridge.
How many human subjects would be able to do that, I wonder.
One person still using rolls of film does not mean "going strong".
Most people don't really keep their photos anyway. They show them to their (online) friends, and get on with their life.
There is no shortage of kids awaiting adoption. Until all of them are adopted, I don't think any of the in vitro techniques that we have in use today should have been allowed
With that logic, why would you even allow people getting babies through regular intercourse, until all existing babies are adopted ?
A cable with resistive losses beats having no cable at all.
Ocean cables are quite popular, even between places that can be connected over land.
http://www.submarinecablemap.c...
The performer is just as important as the composer for a good music
The guy who cleans the blocked sewer pipe is also just as important. Doesn't mean he's an artist.
The 'practical' bit was implied.
It doesn't even require an embryo, just an unfertilized egg cell from another woman.
And your damage calculations already misses the fact that if it was a bomb and it exploded, it would still have "a whole lot of people delayed by the shutdown",
You still need to multiply these costs by the probably that it was actually a bomb, which is a very small number.
Can you make LPG from bio sources ?
Note that the word "artist" usually refers to the autotune operator, not the singer.
Sure buddy, and then you just write the permit number on a bomb instead. You didn't expect us to see through your silly plot, did you ?
Most likely, in some area, fish got regularly stuck in mud pools, and the adaptations helped them survive longer until the next rain. Breathing air and the ability to get around a bit would be advantages.