It seems like a lot of trouble to go through just to hope that the computer user is dumb enough to click on your adobe update link. They would probably have better luck if they just joined an advertising network and delivered their malware through an ad.... or sent an email with a spearfishing attack. Heck, if you have a warrant for this through a FISA court, why not then just sneak into the target's house and plant the malware directly?
There is a TOS episode where the computer voice was upgraded to a sexy sounding female. Kirk reprimands the computer, and it sounds noticeably sad. I don't think you can do that with the existing recordings of Majel Barrett.
The summary asks if there is a truly anonymous way to pay for news. I say, turn it around. Is there a truly anonymous way of getting your news for FREE?
Because humans have this ability to look at the big picture. AI's only look at what they are supposed to look at.
For example, the first 5 minutes of the movie "WarGames", an airman in a missile silo refuses to turn his key to launch. Why? Because he knows that action will lead to the deaths of thousands of people.
You realize we're comparing a FREE option vs a PAID option. As a business trying to save money here/there, I'd rather go with the free one to be honest.
That's pretty shortsighted, even for a business. If you factor in the bandwidth costs of delivering 20% more data, using the paid CODEC might actually make better financial sense.
I have seen commercials for ITT Tech over the past 40+ years, but I have never worked with anyone who attended there. Conversely, I attended a Technical Institute that didn't broadcast commercials all the time.
The moral of the story is: Let your curriculum and graduates speak for the school's quality, not a TV commercial.
If they do *EXACTLY* the same thing, then they will also be subject to the US DOE crackdown. They will *HAVE* to do something differently in order to survive.
Perhaps employing more US workers to hand assemble these chips would help offset the prohibitive costs. Sure, the chips will still cost a lot, but now the US population can afford them.
Yeah, all that does is cause problems when some yokel fills the printer with 8.5" x 11" paper, but changes the paper tray size to A1. Then they wonder why it won't print when they just replaced the paper.
Why is the category for the largest *SOLID* 3D printed object? You really can't 3D print anything with a liquid or a gas... Is there some 40 foot 3D printed chocolate bar or pancake somewhere?
You're concerned about the naming convention of model numbers from a brand new car company? They have only 2 different models. If you want alphanumeric hell, just look at nVidia's GPUs! I challenge you to figure out what the numbers mean, and they have DOZENS of models.
Don't forget overpriced. And there just aren't any discounts anywhere on those items (vacuums or fans). The vacuums are just made of plastic, so they are not built to last (just like their engineers). Their "bladeless" fans are a curiosity, but upon close inspection, there is a fan in the base of it that has, well, blades! I would have been more impressed if it was more like the ionic breeze air filter that uses electricity only to move the air.
Maybe he will succeed at making a breakthrough in battery technology, but if it's like his other products, it will be too expensive. What good is a cell phone battery that lasts all week when it costs $400?
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It seems like a lot of trouble to go through just to hope that the computer user is dumb enough to click on your adobe update link. They would probably have better luck if they just joined an advertising network and delivered their malware through an ad.... or sent an email with a spearfishing attack. Heck, if you have a warrant for this through a FISA court, why not then just sneak into the target's house and plant the malware directly?
OK, so, American IT workers have a weight problem. So what?
There is a TOS episode where the computer voice was upgraded to a sexy sounding female. Kirk reprimands the computer, and it sounds noticeably sad. I don't think you can do that with the existing recordings of Majel Barrett.
The summary asks if there is a truly anonymous way to pay for news. I say, turn it around. Is there a truly anonymous way of getting your news for FREE?
Does anyone in the US use ICQ anymore? The last I heard from it was the late 90's, then AOL messenger and Yahoo messenger dominated the marketplace.
Because humans have this ability to look at the big picture. AI's only look at what they are supposed to look at.
For example, the first 5 minutes of the movie "WarGames", an airman in a missile silo refuses to turn his key to launch. Why? Because he knows that action will lead to the deaths of thousands of people.
That's pretty shortsighted, even for a business. If you factor in the bandwidth costs of delivering 20% more data, using the paid CODEC might actually make better financial sense.
I have seen commercials for ITT Tech over the past 40+ years, but I have never worked with anyone who attended there. Conversely, I attended a Technical Institute that didn't broadcast commercials all the time.
The moral of the story is: Let your curriculum and graduates speak for the school's quality, not a TV commercial.
If they do *EXACTLY* the same thing, then they will also be subject to the US DOE crackdown. They will *HAVE* to do something differently in order to survive.
You can only claim "Natural Selection" if the method used to kill the mosquitoes is slapping them when they land on your arm.
Perhaps employing more US workers to hand assemble these chips would help offset the prohibitive costs. Sure, the chips will still cost a lot, but now the US population can afford them.
Millions of millennials don't understand your joke.
When you say "an unoffical advisor to Clinton", be sure to indicate *WHICH* Clinton. You know, cuz, there was a President with that name too.
It smacks into a solar panel and loses some of its energy.
Yeah, all that does is cause problems when some yokel fills the printer with 8.5" x 11" paper, but changes the paper tray size to A1. Then they wonder why it won't print when they just replaced the paper.
Why is the category for the largest *SOLID* 3D printed object? You really can't 3D print anything with a liquid or a gas... Is there some 40 foot 3D printed chocolate bar or pancake somewhere?
"With good reason, the people of the United States -- through judges and law enforcement -- can invade our private spaces,"
So, get a warrant and shut up!
You're concerned about the naming convention of model numbers from a brand new car company? They have only 2 different models. If you want alphanumeric hell, just look at nVidia's GPUs! I challenge you to figure out what the numbers mean, and they have DOZENS of models.
In this case, smartphones were responsible for the *INCREASE* of productivity.
Internet cats that I have heard about:
...and that one where the cat jumps out the window, but slips.
Grumpy cat
Keyboard cat
Nyan cat
Monorail cat
Please feel free to list the remaining popular internet cats.
Grump cat is already going to hell. Don't you know: All dogs go to heaven, all cats go to hell.
But all those clothes were washed without fabric softener. They will be so stiff and itchy. Oh the HUMANITY!
Do you realize the number of 26 year old engineers it would take to make that? There aren't enough of them on the planet!
Don't forget overpriced. And there just aren't any discounts anywhere on those items (vacuums or fans). The vacuums are just made of plastic, so they are not built to last (just like their engineers). Their "bladeless" fans are a curiosity, but upon close inspection, there is a fan in the base of it that has, well, blades! I would have been more impressed if it was more like the ionic breeze air filter that uses electricity only to move the air.
Maybe he will succeed at making a breakthrough in battery technology, but if it's like his other products, it will be too expensive. What good is a cell phone battery that lasts all week when it costs $400?
Of course I still use optical media. Where else would I store all the images of my floppy disks?