If the answer to the article's question is yes, then the hackers would know that they may be targeted with lethal force. Once they know that, they may start to carry firearms themselves (without the training that actual combatants have). This would lead to chaos, as they might start shooting themselves, their cube neighbors, the shopkeeper down the street, the telemarketer on the phone...
I say *NO*! We don't need even more wanna be ganstas shooting at just anything that freekin moves. What happens in the matrix, stays in the matrix!
Well, I didn't buy SimCity because I don't enjoy playing those type of strategy games. Now how is EA/Maxis going to differentiate my not buying it from your not buying it?
I disagree completely! I don't think that any member of the government has any authority to dictate whether memory controllers should or should not use Column Address Select. It's a technical problem that politicians should clearly stay away from!
The typical "blue screen" error message in windows 3.1 was "Unexpected Application Error". This was before the days where each application had it's own memory space, so it usually required you to exit windows, or worse, reboot.
If the battery itself is not defective in its construction, then I would posit that the charging circuitry was just badly designed. If you charge the battery too quickly, It overheats, and smokes.
In 1980, when I first saw the Apple II, it's all I ever wanted. My mom would ask what I wanted for christmas and I would always say "An Apple II computer". Of course, it was just too expensive to get a pre-teen at that time (and we were not well-to-do). Instead of getting an Apple computer for my Birthday, one year my Mom got me 2 shares of Apple computer stock. It's not much fun for a kid to play with shares of stock. Luckily, my father bought me a//e later that year. The stock has since split a few times, and is now almost worth as much as the//e cost originally, but I got WAY more value out of the computer than I did out of the stock.
Suppose you have a machine with an Intel x86 cpu in it and you swap it out for an ARM cpu. What happens?
The BIOS won't even boot! It's instructions are written in x86 machine language. Even if you somehow detect the new CPU architecture, and your BIOS has a copy of code that will run on it, then your OS won't boot!
I think you're on to something. The weapons of choice during the signing of the bill of rights were muskets. Make all weapons muskets. That should be enough to dissuade the King of England, and yet not threaten an entire movie theater.
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If the answer to the article's question is yes, then the hackers would know that they may be targeted with lethal force. Once they know that, they may start to carry firearms themselves (without the training that actual combatants have). This would lead to chaos, as they might start shooting themselves, their cube neighbors, the shopkeeper down the street, the telemarketer on the phone...
I say *NO*! We don't need even more wanna be ganstas shooting at just anything that freekin moves. What happens in the matrix, stays in the matrix!
Speak for yourself. I, for one, am getting SMARTER!
...but he's only 5000 years old!
Well, I didn't buy SimCity because I don't enjoy playing those type of strategy games. Now how is EA/Maxis going to differentiate my not buying it from your not buying it?
He could be the Hank Hill of 3D printing....
"I sell guns and gun accessories."
If by "Get a life" you mean "Get a wife, kids, and social obligations", then paying $100 a month for Cox cable is far cheaper.
You haven't spent enough time with the ELIZA program then...
Atlantis would be in the Atlantic Ocean. Since this was found in the Indian Ocean, it would be Indiana....
I disagree completely! I don't think that any member of the government has any authority to dictate whether memory controllers should or should not use Column Address Select. It's a technical problem that politicians should clearly stay away from!
The bees are dark roasted for that rich flavor....
Lousy bomb makers are trying to rip us off. When I pay for a kiloton bomb, I expect 1024 tons....
Sure. Apple patents cellphones with a metal case, Nokia patents phones with a graphene case.... What does that leave for anyone else? Bamboo?
Then you would want [genome sequence][brainwave signature]@domain.tld. That should straighten things out.
Even Jar Jar Binks, the galaxy's clumsiest Gungan, took out about 3 separatist tanks without even trying.
The typical "blue screen" error message in windows 3.1 was "Unexpected Application Error". This was before the days where each application had it's own memory space, so it usually required you to exit windows, or worse, reboot.
If the battery itself is not defective in its construction, then I would posit that the charging circuitry was just badly designed. If you charge the battery too quickly, It overheats, and smokes.
Bad Droid?
When I left the theater after seeing Star Trek Nemesis, I thought "I'll never see that $11 ever again....", and a tear ran down my cheek.
In 1980, when I first saw the Apple II, it's all I ever wanted. My mom would ask what I wanted for christmas and I would always say "An Apple II computer". Of course, it was just too expensive to get a pre-teen at that time (and we were not well-to-do). Instead of getting an Apple computer for my Birthday, one year my Mom got me 2 shares of Apple computer stock. It's not much fun for a kid to play with shares of stock. Luckily, my father bought me a //e later that year. The stock has since split a few times, and is now almost worth as much as the //e cost originally, but I got WAY more value out of the computer than I did out of the stock.
Suppose you have a machine with an Intel x86 cpu in it and you swap it out for an ARM cpu. What happens?
The BIOS won't even boot! It's instructions are written in x86 machine language. Even if you somehow detect the new CPU architecture, and your BIOS has a copy of code that will run on it, then your OS won't boot!
What a novel but dumb idea.
I think you're on to something. The weapons of choice during the signing of the bill of rights were muskets. Make all weapons muskets. That should be enough to dissuade the King of England, and yet not threaten an entire movie theater.
I, sir, would like to buy you a beer!
What if the kid is Justin Bieber?
Maybe it was the VR5 television show that stank so badly...
It's so easy to prevent McAfee software from being installed... UNCHECK THE CHECKBOX!