But Jesus Christ (no, google, I'm not interested in finding a church), they really need to adjust their machine learning algorithms (please, no keyword matches for that either).
This just reminds me of a strength and muscle site I follow. One of the main editors was talking about how he looks into meat stuff a lot online. And how one time he looked at a hoody. Now he often has Google advertising a hoody to him that is just completely covered in a design of "raw meat."
Despite "the kids" not liking facebook as much as 5 second things like Snapchat, it really doesn't seem like it's falling away and becoming unused. Sure most everyone on Slashdot has either never used facebook, used it briefly years ago, or deleted it a year plus ago.... But when I'm around people at work and anywhere else away from the computer.... It seems like EVERYONE still uses it. Stores, venues, craft makers all have pages. And I see everyone at work (thousands where I work) messing on their facebook... I see people in coffee shops, restaurants, stores scrolling through facebook on their phones. Despite the big #deletefacebook thing people are so proud about, it really doesn't seem like a dent has even been made in it's use. Myspace may have fallen away and also deleted itself... but facebook really just seems like it's here to stay. No matter what awful garbage it does.
For the people afraid drunks will die by freezing to death in their non starting car.. maybe the better solution than "no don't" would be to instead suggest that the car is able to start, but the transmission will not get in to gear. Whether it stays locked in park or the clutch can't actually engage.
Then the drunk can sit in the car and warm up, maybe charge their phone to make a call for a drive home (car's not gonna run and keep them warm all night until they sober up the next day......)
If it's his legal right, why do payments need to be paid in bitcoin?
threatening email titled "I own EVERYTHING."
would release private emails, encrypted messages, and the health data and social security numbers for senators' children. "If you tell anyone I will leak it all,"
His legal right to sell children's social security numbers? This guy is pretty hilarious!
I remember some TED Talk where this guy talked about balance or whatever and was doing a bunch of tricks like juggling, carrying tables, riding unicycles, turning off all the lights. So I guess the other option is to just distract people with entertainment and spout out random ideas at them.
My supervisor and team lead at work often have us watch TED Talks. Our supervisor had us watch the one she said was her absolute favorite one ever.... and it was basically "You'll never get anywhere without a friend in a high place so do that."
I think the way we remember it probably changes as time goes on also, shaped by current events.
At least I really do not think an Obama supporter was any less frustrated during his time than a Bush supporter was during Bush's time.
From Bush's sides's view everything good he did was because Bush. From Bush's side, everything good during Obama's time was also because Bush, but now if you look back maybe you feel differently?
I'm mostly going off of what seemed to be the general consensus I saw from people in the media and online. I'd had a few people say to me / near me "everything during the presidency is the result of the previous president." Whereas it seemed most political conversations or news I saw just seemed to be pro democrat and anti Republican as far as the good and bad results of the presidency. I don't mean I saw it this way, or that it was the way everyone. It just seemed to be the majority of what I was exposed to.
Though during Trump everything's gone to shit, supporter and opponent reaction wise. Trump could sacrifice a baby and eat it on camera and (a large number of) his supporters would somehow find a way to praise him and say he did right. Whereas (some of) his opponents would try to find fault if he..... I dunno. Ran into a burning building and saved hundreds of LBGTQ and people of color?
I always remember growing up with people saying stuff like "Everything that happens when a President is in office is just the results of the president before him" a ton. I can't remember who was president at the time (ie: I can't remember if it was good/bad stuff during Clinton or good/bad stuff during Bush....)
But later on it just felt like the following situations:
Anything good during Bush = Clinton
Anything bad during Bush = Bush
Anything good during Obama = Obama
Anything bad during Obama = Bush
Though during Trump it's also turned into:
Anything during Trump = LE%&*DE%*DR*JRHR^*ERDYU%H$!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! (both sides)
More on topic to TFS.... My first thought when I saw the title was Trump tweeting stuff like: "JOBS JOBS JOBS!!!!!"
We engineers are usually told what to do- we figure out how to implement someone else's ideas, under manager's rule. Often we come up with better ideas, or how and why something won't work or is dangerous, and we're told to shut up, don't make trouble, just do our jobs.
This just reminds me of some guys I knew that used to work as video game testers. They would report tons and tons of bugs and repeatedly bring up bugs that hadn't been addressed, and were basically told these bugs weren't important because they just wanted the game to launch on time and not waste more hours on fixing little unimportant issues.... Then a game would come out and a big outcry would happen over some bugs.... Management would go to the team leads and such with: "WHY DIDN'T YOU REPORT THESE BUGS YOU ARE FAILURES AT YOUR JOBS" essentially.... and then they would show every single one of the bugs they reported, and how many times, and the responses they were given about the bugs not mattering and to stop reporting them.
I seem to recall the original testing of the male birth control pill ended because some of the side effects were apparently several of the men became incredibly suicidal while on it?
I thought that was an odd point to include as well. I'm not interested if a computer keeps data I've told it to include. The rest of the info mentioned is more interesting but not surprising to find out.
Ms. McClain had thought she would be able to work in a large-size torso, but after her spacewalk last Friday, she wore a medium-size torso and learned that it fit her better.
I'm confused by the wording here. Is it saying she wore a large one on Friday, but then found out afterwards that a medium fit her better? Or it saying that she thought a large would fit, but instead tried a medium. Then afterwards she determined the medium fit and the large wouldn't?
They should just instead change every link's "snippet" to say:
Your government doesn't want you to know what this is about.
Granted I know it's that they want it paid for, but this would be easier AND pettier! More fun. (I seem to recall some South Park game had to remove a scene in one country and they just put up that country's national flag and text about the government saying no while the scene's audio continued to play)
Slashdot Mirror
And around here I see jackasses driving around with full sized cans on their ears pretty often. Be nice for something to happen to them.
and all he needed to get into his phone was a photograph, some software, and access to a 3D printer
So basically nothing! He's more powerful than the mythic techniques of McGuyver!
point to an upside for families: they can now make video calls to loved ones from home instead of having to physically travel to the jail.
Why not both?
(because...)
it has a lot to do with money.
But Jesus Christ (no, google, I'm not interested in finding a church), they really need to adjust their machine learning algorithms (please, no keyword matches for that either).
This just reminds me of a strength and muscle site I follow. One of the main editors was talking about how he looks into meat stuff a lot online. And how one time he looked at a hoody. Now he often has Google advertising a hoody to him that is just completely covered in a design of "raw meat."
go the way of Facebook (kind of still here
Despite "the kids" not liking facebook as much as 5 second things like Snapchat, it really doesn't seem like it's falling away and becoming unused. Sure most everyone on Slashdot has either never used facebook, used it briefly years ago, or deleted it a year plus ago.... But when I'm around people at work and anywhere else away from the computer.... It seems like EVERYONE still uses it. Stores, venues, craft makers all have pages. And I see everyone at work (thousands where I work) messing on their facebook... I see people in coffee shops, restaurants, stores scrolling through facebook on their phones. Despite the big #deletefacebook thing people are so proud about, it really doesn't seem like a dent has even been made in it's use. Myspace may have fallen away and also deleted itself... but facebook really just seems like it's here to stay. No matter what awful garbage it does.
despite the old cliche of "growing like a weed,"
That saying isn't about fucking weed. It's about weeds. What a stupid line. I'm sure they felt INCREDIBLY clever when they wrote it.
For the people afraid drunks will die by freezing to death in their non starting car.. maybe the better solution than "no don't" would be to instead suggest that the car is able to start, but the transmission will not get in to gear. Whether it stays locked in park or the clutch can't actually engage.
Then the drunk can sit in the car and warm up, maybe charge their phone to make a call for a drive home (car's not gonna run and keep them warm all night until they sober up the next day......)
eat only plant-based food, produce zero waste,
Better not eat any beans!
calling himself a "golden god"
ROFL
had a legal right to post the information
send us bitcoins
If it's his legal right, why do payments need to be paid in bitcoin?
threatening email titled "I own EVERYTHING."
would release private emails, encrypted messages, and the health data and social security numbers for senators' children. "If you tell anyone I will leak it all,"
His legal right to sell children's social security numbers? This guy is pretty hilarious!
I remember some TED Talk where this guy talked about balance or whatever and was doing a bunch of tricks like juggling, carrying tables, riding unicycles, turning off all the lights. So I guess the other option is to just distract people with entertainment and spout out random ideas at them.
My supervisor and team lead at work often have us watch TED Talks. Our supervisor had us watch the one she said was her absolute favorite one ever.... and it was basically "You'll never get anywhere without a friend in a high place so do that."
There were broken windows and doors, damaged furniture, glass everywhere and large blood stains throughout the rental property,
I think the way we remember it probably changes as time goes on also, shaped by current events.
At least I really do not think an Obama supporter was any less frustrated during his time than a Bush supporter was during Bush's time.
From Bush's sides's view everything good he did was because Bush. From Bush's side, everything good during Obama's time was also because Bush, but now if you look back maybe you feel differently?
I'm mostly going off of what seemed to be the general consensus I saw from people in the media and online. I'd had a few people say to me / near me "everything during the presidency is the result of the previous president." Whereas it seemed most political conversations or news I saw just seemed to be pro democrat and anti Republican as far as the good and bad results of the presidency. I don't mean I saw it this way, or that it was the way everyone. It just seemed to be the majority of what I was exposed to.
Though during Trump everything's gone to shit, supporter and opponent reaction wise. Trump could sacrifice a baby and eat it on camera and (a large number of) his supporters would somehow find a way to praise him and say he did right. Whereas (some of) his opponents would try to find fault if he ..... I dunno. Ran into a burning building and saved hundreds of LBGTQ and people of color?
I always remember growing up with people saying stuff like "Everything that happens when a President is in office is just the results of the president before him" a ton. I can't remember who was president at the time (ie: I can't remember if it was good/bad stuff during Clinton or good/bad stuff during Bush....)
But later on it just felt like the following situations:
Anything good during Bush = Clinton
Anything bad during Bush = Bush
Anything good during Obama = Obama
Anything bad during Obama = Bush
Though during Trump it's also turned into:
Anything during Trump = LE%&*DE%*DR*JRHR^*ERDYU%H$!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! (both sides)
More on topic to TFS.... My first thought when I saw the title was Trump tweeting stuff like: "JOBS JOBS JOBS!!!!!"
We engineers are usually told what to do- we figure out how to implement someone else's ideas, under manager's rule. Often we come up with better ideas, or how and why something won't work or is dangerous, and we're told to shut up, don't make trouble, just do our jobs.
This just reminds me of some guys I knew that used to work as video game testers. They would report tons and tons of bugs and repeatedly bring up bugs that hadn't been addressed, and were basically told these bugs weren't important because they just wanted the game to launch on time and not waste more hours on fixing little unimportant issues.... Then a game would come out and a big outcry would happen over some bugs.... Management would go to the team leads and such with: "WHY DIDN'T YOU REPORT THESE BUGS YOU ARE FAILURES AT YOUR JOBS" essentially.... and then they would show every single one of the bugs they reported, and how many times, and the responses they were given about the bugs not mattering and to stop reporting them.
-of blocking all of the sites that do this.
Canada warming posts happening twice as much as most other /. topics!
It's like travelling in the future. I know because I travel there very regularly.
You travel in the future regularly?
probably messes with male hormones too.
I seem to recall the original testing of the male birth control pill ended because some of the side effects were apparently several of the men became incredibly suicidal while on it?
I prefer the "eo e" in people as it seems to be missing these days.
I thought that was an odd point to include as well. I'm not interested if a computer keeps data I've told it to include. The rest of the info mentioned is more interesting but not surprising to find out.
Ms. McClain had thought she would be able to work in a large-size torso, but after her spacewalk last Friday, she wore a medium-size torso and learned that it fit her better.
I'm confused by the wording here. Is it saying she wore a large one on Friday, but then found out afterwards that a medium fit her better? Or it saying that she thought a large would fit, but instead tried a medium. Then afterwards she determined the medium fit and the large wouldn't?
Your government doesn't want you to know what this is about.
Granted I know it's that they want it paid for, but this would be easier AND pettier! More fun. (I seem to recall some South Park game had to remove a scene in one country and they just put up that country's national flag and text about the government saying no while the scene's audio continued to play)
it is their fundamentalists who complain and pour pigs blood on the ground when somebody wants to build a mosque
Holy shit this happened???