One of the things that help the Daily Mail earn the bottom-of-the-barrel reputation they have is the way they steal anything that could pass for "real" journalism from other publications.
> IF you're allowed to change jobs. They'll be the new birth certificates and passports and SSN's and drivers' licenses and...
Fortunately, there will be no need for driver's licences in the worker's utopia you're painting here, since there will be only one road. From your house, to the factory!!
This wasn't somewhere else or "nearby" though. This was "In the directory that is used for storing temporary files".
It's analogous to storing not-particularly-important email in the folder your email client calls "Junk" and then being surprised when they get irretrievably deleted.
Sample bias right there, though. The ones who are still "quick on their feet", both mentally and physically (since the two usually go together), won't be letting anyone stick them in a nursing home.
So, tell us: On your image of the page freely available to all at https://climate.nasa.gov/vital... , why did you choose a time span of six months to argue a time span of six years?
Slashdot Mirror
You have a log going back over a decade of every message you sent using an app that was first released in 2011?
Interesting...
"No" would have worked just as well as all of that. But you keep dragging those goalposts around, if it makes you happy.
You have a $100 smart phone that takes 12 megapixel photos in the dark?
TIL the appellation "Anonymous Coward" doesn't actually mean anything.
You know, there's a bungee jump, cafe and gift shop on the Victoria Falls Bridge these days...
Yeah, I'm sure that total loser is crying into his, e.g., two and million dollars from being such a total loser last year.
Lord Slashdot, may we please have an "Ignorant" moderation choice?
Ah, yes, the ol' outside the environment argument...
Damaging aquifers? Contaminating water tables? Subsidence? Sinkholes? Triggering earthquakes? ...Yeah, no need to check for any of that, right?
You can see 32 year timelapses like that here -> https://earthengine.google.com...
Or Tennessee...
One of the things that help the Daily Mail earn the bottom-of-the-barrel reputation they have is the way they steal anything that could pass for "real" journalism from other publications.
The article you posted, for example, is cribbed entirely from the BBC and Guardian.
https://www.bbc.com/news/busin...
https://www.theguardian.com/te...
So who died and left you their UID, junior?
> IF you're allowed to change jobs. They'll be the new birth certificates and passports and SSN's and drivers' licenses and...
Fortunately, there will be no need for driver's licences in the worker's utopia you're painting here, since there will be only one road. From your house, to the factory!!
One way!!!
This wasn't somewhere else or "nearby" though. This was "In the directory that is used for storing temporary files".
It's analogous to storing not-particularly-important email in the folder your email client calls "Junk" and then being surprised when they get irretrievably deleted.
First, they came for the journalists.
We don't know what happened after that.
Let me guess: you only listen to reputable sources like some guy on YouTube
You missed the bit before "since 2014": "who's been the director of..."
Sample bias right there, though. The ones who are still "quick on their feet", both mentally and physically (since the two usually go together), won't be letting anyone stick them in a nursing home.
More like about eight minutes before we die.
The lucky ones, anyway...
Yes, but were they jet powered?
Woah nelly, no!
We've all seen how that one ends already!
So, tell us: On your image of the page freely available to all at https://climate.nasa.gov/vital... , why did you choose a time span of six months to argue a time span of six years?
Oh. Plus 3.2 mm a year, huh?
Not nearly as funny as installing WireShark on that VM first, and then handing the IP address of his/her employer to the relevant authorities
This house here? the one that's three kilometres inland and 150 METRES above sea level?
Hmm...I wonder what he thinks is going to happen...