>The system is intended to allow the plane to be certified without redesigning the elevators.
Actually the whole airframe has to be redesigned because the original 737 was designed too low to fit the larger, more efficient engines of the MAX fully underneath it's wings. The workaround was for the engines mounts have to be moved forward, changing the handling of the aircraft and leading to the introduction of MCAS.
Microsoft should also be broken up if this actually gain traction and happens. Their PC OS marketshare % is higher than the smartphone marketshare of both Apple and Android.
Flutter draws on a canvas and doesn't actually use native widgets, only emulating the native look. It's a lot faster than Xamarin or React Native with less platform specific customisation needed.
Chinese smartphone makers are succeeding because they are focusing on marketshare only. While component makers understand this an extract profits from the underlying tech these devices are based on. That's the reason why Samsung and Sony make a lot more in semiconductors and sensors than smartphones.
Huawei is the only Chinese company that can put up a fight in that sense.
Not only that, they seem to be missing the basics of PR. How hard is it to phase it as - "We have hired an external security expert to independently verify the reported vulnerabilities" ?
I think it's more the fact that the bodies we so badly burned, the investigators were not able to complete straightforwards and standard tasks, like determining if the seat belts were worn by the occupants.
The way BC is setup and the way the algorithm is build is such that the complexity of calculation and thus the resources needed to perform it are increasing as time goes by.
That's incorrect. Bitcoin mining difficulty is dynamic and adjusts to the total hashing speed of the network. It does this by requiring a certain number of zeros in the SHA256 hash. As more miners join the network with custom ASICs that only perform this calculation, difficulty goes up, but if they leave to join another network (like Bitcoin Cash), difficulty goes down. It's got nothing to do with the complexity of the calculations are increasing.
Regulation is neutral, it's who wrote and sponsored the regulation that affects the nature of it.
If the regulation was written to protect consumers, then very rarely it benefits incumbent players in the market. Regulation on smoking, for example, actually encouraged the development of the vaping industry, which is filled with smaller companies.
Competition and the efficient market is also not a be-all-and-end-all goal in society. There are things more important, like our health, fairness in our social fabric, the integrity of our representative democracy, and so on, that justifies regulation. After all, regulation should ultimately derive it's power from us, and should serve the interests of the people, not corporations, regardless of size.
I don't see that happening. We are on the Internet, not in forced misery in the trenches.
When face physical danger together, we are bound by our humanity to choose survival. Military discipline exists to overcome this, reinforcing your tribal loyalties and antagonism against the enemy.
Being detached from physical contact on the Internet, we can let our darkest thoughts take over and run rampant.
Out of the 100s of destination that he could have reached from Hong Kong, he chose to fly to Russia. He had state help to reach Russia, and if his final destination was really that South American country, he made a calculated decision that it was OK to be stuck in Russia and to apply for 'asylum'. The 40 days in the airport was just for show.
Why deal with hypotheticals and FUD. Move to one of the many developed countries that has universal healthcare and experience it yourself. Heathcare actually works in a lot of places once freed from the shackles of the market.
Do you know how much kinetic energy a moving trainset has at 200mph, let alone 700mph? If there is an accident, that energy has to go somewhere, and wherever it goes, it will have the potential to do something that will kill people.
Amex, VISA and Mastercard have a separate system to authenticate online user via an extra password, cookies and IP addresses. The system is called called 3-D Secure.
This is typically used together with Chip and PIN cards to provide an extra factor of security for both physical and online transactions.
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>The system is intended to allow the plane to be certified without redesigning the elevators.
Actually the whole airframe has to be redesigned because the original 737 was designed too low to fit the larger, more efficient engines of the MAX fully underneath it's wings. The workaround was for the engines mounts have to be moved forward, changing the handling of the aircraft and leading to the introduction of MCAS.
Microsoft should also be broken up if this actually gain traction and happens. Their PC OS marketshare % is higher than the smartphone marketshare of both Apple and Android.
I don't see Apple or Mozilla complaining. The whole issue is with Edge and how slow its update model is.
Flutter draws on a canvas and doesn't actually use native widgets, only emulating the native look. It's a lot faster than Xamarin or React Native with less platform specific customisation needed.
I said this above, but ridesharing is currently heavily VC subsidised which won't last beyond Uber's exit strategy, whatever that it.
Ridesharing is currently heavily VC subsidised. The current situation won't last beyond Uber's exit strategy, whatever that is.
Chinese smartphone makers are succeeding because they are focusing on marketshare only. While component makers understand this an extract profits from the underlying tech these devices are based on. That's the reason why Samsung and Sony make a lot more in semiconductors and sensors than smartphones.
Huawei is the only Chinese company that can put up a fight in that sense.
Not only that, they seem to be missing the basics of PR. How hard is it to phase it as - "We have hired an external security expert to independently verify the reported vulnerabilities" ?
I think it's more the fact that the bodies we so badly burned, the investigators were not able to complete straightforwards and standard tasks, like determining if the seat belts were worn by the occupants.
Metal Gear? Street Fighter? Resident Evil? Silent Hill?
All Japanese games and massive franchises.
Currently they are ramping up to 2500 per week. They are shipping a whole battery assembly line from Germany to make 5000 per week happen by Q2.
https://www.greencarreports.co...
This 'both sides' argument is getting to be a bit of a tired trope.
It's obvious which party is on the side of big telecom and which is on the side of the consumers here.
That's not what Linus is talking about either. Stop grinding axe at every opportunity.
The way BC is setup and the way the algorithm is build is such that the complexity of calculation and thus the resources needed to perform it are increasing as time goes by.
That's incorrect. Bitcoin mining difficulty is dynamic and adjusts to the total hashing speed of the network. It does this by requiring a certain number of zeros in the SHA256 hash. As more miners join the network with custom ASICs that only perform this calculation, difficulty goes up, but if they leave to join another network (like Bitcoin Cash), difficulty goes down. It's got nothing to do with the complexity of the calculations are increasing.
Regulation is neutral, it's who wrote and sponsored the regulation that affects the nature of it.
If the regulation was written to protect consumers, then very rarely it benefits incumbent players in the market. Regulation on smoking, for example, actually encouraged the development of the vaping industry, which is filled with smaller companies.
Competition and the efficient market is also not a be-all-and-end-all goal in society. There are things more important, like our health, fairness in our social fabric, the integrity of our representative democracy, and so on, that justifies regulation. After all, regulation should ultimately derive it's power from us, and should serve the interests of the people, not corporations, regardless of size.
That handy 'both sides' arguments once again proves its usefulness.
I don't see that happening. We are on the Internet, not in forced misery in the trenches.
When face physical danger together, we are bound by our humanity to choose survival. Military discipline exists to overcome this, reinforcing your tribal loyalties and antagonism against the enemy.
Being detached from physical contact on the Internet, we can let our darkest thoughts take over and run rampant.
Out of the 100s of destination that he could have reached from Hong Kong, he chose to fly to Russia. He had state help to reach Russia, and if his final destination was really that South American country, he made a calculated decision that it was OK to be stuck in Russia and to apply for 'asylum'. The 40 days in the airport was just for show.
I thought he was brave and principled, and then he promptly fled to Russia and proved beyond doubt that he's a massive hypocrite.
Why deal with hypotheticals and FUD. Move to one of the many developed countries that has universal healthcare and experience it yourself. Heathcare actually works in a lot of places once freed from the shackles of the market.
Do you know how much kinetic energy a moving trainset has at 200mph, let alone 700mph? If there is an accident, that energy has to go somewhere, and wherever it goes, it will have the potential to do something that will kill people.
For the top 10% they lose money on paper - shares, investments, etc.
For the bottom 90% they lose their savings, homes and livelihoods.
Basically, he was sexist.
We should call a goat a goat and a cat a cat. Enough of nasty people pretending to be victims here.
Amex, VISA and Mastercard have a separate system to authenticate online user via an extra password, cookies and IP addresses. The system is called called 3-D Secure.
This is typically used together with Chip and PIN cards to provide an extra factor of security for both physical and online transactions.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/...
Of course, you can always just yell those facts are 'fake'.