It just might have had something to do with being involved in a high speed chase, smashing into several other vehicles and then finally hitting a large metal pole sideways.
While some popular US vehicles might be able to drive away from that kind of collision, it seems that the Tesla model S isn't in the same league as far as survivability goes.
If by "some blogger" you mean "Kent Police Assistant Chief Constable Allyn Thomas" and by "wrote something" you mean "issued an official statement, which was reprinted in full at the bottom of the article", then yes, that is what happened. The rest of your claim doesn't seem to follow from that.
How much is that in Volkswagens? And how fast is it travelling relative to imperial standard sheep? Can you measure the kinetic energy in terms of double-decker busses?
Actual scientists... people with PhDs... are creating names like "Oh-My-God".
You need to meet more people with doctorates.
Many of them are actual people with senses of whimsy and humour. It's not like they joined some sort of academic cult and were turned into mindless zombies.
Not that that doesn't happen, but it's not part of the PhD process. Many people are able to survive academic life and still think that thagomizer is a perfectly fine name for the spikes on the end of a Stegosaurus's tail.
The problem is that you were interviewing him for a job working with "Clipper", which he had almost no experience in.
If you had asked about adjusting the settings on his "#3 Clipper", which allowed him to produce anything from centimetre long shag to a 1 mm buzz cut, then you would have been amazed at how much he knew.
The judge made the assumption that anyone who wants to be untraceable to law enforcement must be a criminal, which is actually not such a huge stretch.
That's true. Except for the people who are not criminals, 100% of people using TOR are criminals.
Also, did you know that you can charge your phone faster by enabling debug mode over USB? I read that on a flyer taped to one of those new benches in Boston...
The attack worked simply by intercepting a server response and toggling a flag (2fa_enabled) from true to false. After being alerted, PayPal added a workaround to limit the scope of the hole.
That's nice, but is adding a new flag called "2fa_really_enabled" to prevent any exploits of the original hole from working really the best way to deal with this?
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One heartwarming kitten per murder, check.
"Heartwarming kitten found murdered -- Film at 11"
It just might have had something to do with being involved in a high speed chase, smashing into several other vehicles and then finally hitting a large metal pole sideways.
While some popular US vehicles might be able to drive away from that kind of collision, it seems that the Tesla model S isn't in the same league as far as survivability goes.
Just like /. posters are world famous for being able to remain on topic.
If by "some blogger" you mean "Kent Police Assistant Chief Constable Allyn Thomas" and by "wrote something" you mean "issued an official statement, which was reprinted in full at the bottom of the article", then yes, that is what happened. The rest of your claim doesn't seem to follow from that.
This is England. Being taller than a police officer is a crime there.
I don't see why not.
But on the other hand, it's a new and convenient place to keep pr0n.
The particle's energy is equivalent to an American baseball travelling fifty-five miles an hour
How much is that in Volkswagens? And how fast is it travelling relative to imperial standard sheep? Can you measure the kinetic energy in terms of double-decker busses?
Actual scientists... people with PhDs... are creating names like "Oh-My-God".
You need to meet more people with doctorates.
Many of them are actual people with senses of whimsy and humour. It's not like they joined some sort of academic cult and were turned into mindless zombies.
Not that that doesn't happen, but it's not part of the PhD process. Many people are able to survive academic life and still think that thagomizer is a perfectly fine name for the spikes on the end of a Stegosaurus's tail.
When I grow up, I'm going to Bovine University!
The problem is that you were interviewing him for a job working with "Clipper", which he had almost no experience in.
If you had asked about adjusting the settings on his "#3 Clipper", which allowed him to produce anything from centimetre long shag to a 1 mm buzz cut, then you would have been amazed at how much he knew.
I noticed that the guy who wrote their slideshow code wasn't on the list.
I hate to get in the way of a good rant, but the players in this little drama are all Canadian.
As you may know, Canadians are notorious for ignoring the US Constitution.
No, without trademark protection, anyone could write Superman comics and sell them as such. I think you're thinking of copyright protection.
I'm pretty sure he was thinking of the sixty four year long legal battle between S-Cape Artists Joe Shuster and Jerry Siegel and DC Comics over just who owned Superman, without which DC comics could write Superman comics and sell them as such without paying a dime to the original creators.
Immediate use: Cleaning up spilled ping pong balls on still water.
The judge made the assumption that anyone who wants to be untraceable to law enforcement must be a criminal, which is actually not such a huge stretch.
That's true. Except for the people who are not criminals, 100% of people using TOR are criminals.
We prefer the term "meat popsicle".
In Georgia it's illegal to pass a car stopped at a pedestrian crosswalk, but how many people do you suppose knows that?
That depends. How many people can read?
Who did _you_ think was paying for them?
Also, did you know that you can charge your phone faster by enabling debug mode over USB? I read that on a flyer taped to one of those new benches in Boston...
Be quiet! You'll jeopardize our funding.
Well, if there's a bright center to the universe, this museum's in the city that it's farthest from.
Practice learning to suppress the gag reflex, and optimize your swallowing skills are at least as physically taxing as golf or tennis.
And yet it's still a very popular field of study starting somewhere around High School.
You mean like diving
Like he said, please leave soccer out of this.
The attack worked simply by intercepting a server response and toggling a flag (2fa_enabled) from true to false. After being alerted, PayPal added a workaround to limit the scope of the hole.
That's nice, but is adding a new flag called "2fa_really_enabled" to prevent any exploits of the original hole from working really the best way to deal with this?
It makes a pretty big difference to the people who survive being mistaken for a seal, though.