I guess the question is "How much security is good enough for IoT" ?
Unless you're making devices. Then it's either "how much security can we get for a budget of X?" or "how little security can we get away with, given that the budget for it is zero?"
Many, many issues in life are just inherently complex. So, when there's conflict, a person has to weigh which conflicting principle Is more important to them.
So basically we're totally fucked and it's not a question of *if* the ants take over, it's a question of *when*?
I'd bet on early December, but I doubt I'll be around to collect.
The Monte Carlo method is named after a monastery in Italy that was the sight of a famous battle in WW2. A survivor, who later went on to be Dean of Statistics at DeVry, used it as a euphemism for doing something by pure chance.
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I'd never heard of the fucker, and the first few things google dredged up didn't really motivate me to look for more.
What's Portal?
Good you cleared that up. We might have thought they were referring to the one on the G string.
Unless you're making devices. Then it's either "how much security can we get for a budget of X?" or "how little security can we get away with, given that the budget for it is zero?"
Did he learn that he should probably have stayed in software developing?
He's like that Australian guy with the eye-shadow, apart from being not funny and not as good a musician.
The French.
So basically we're totally fucked and it's not a question of *if* the ants take over, it's a question of *when*?
I'd bet on early December, but I doubt I'll be around to collect.
Are those the ones where you draw a Ford Transit overlapping a Citroen Nemo?
Seems like a stupid idea. If I opened a business I'd rather be as close as possible in the initial phase rather than fucking off somewhere else.
Piffle. Sounds like the something from a Frederick Forsythe/John Le Carré cold-war novel.
Do you mean classic theme? Nothing to do with speed, I used to set it because the other looked like it had been designed by Fisher-Price.
Why is the number of suns relevant? I don't often visit places with two.
Who knows, maybe they'll grow the fuck up and start giving them sensible names.
Phallocrat!
You might. I craft it.
If it was possible, Elon Musk would have done it already.
Those?
It won't work, because https://www.google.com/maps/pl...
There are, but they hide them behind a name like "community arbitration panels".
Of course both parties must "agree" to use them.
The reason UX designers are getting a horrible reputation is that most of them couldn't design an arse if you gave them two cheeks and a bunghole.
This is more a management issue - not totally, because designers could refuse to do it and become unemployed designers.
Right after the a-with-a-hat(TM) bug?
It's Engineer/architect jargon. Oinks like us don't understand it.
Unfortunately yes, and it gets worse:
I heard it contains Dihydrogen Monoxide and Hydroxylic acid.
And what's worse, you can't get away from them - those are both found as contaminants in beer!
I can't, because I only use luddite software.
Bit of an unfair generalization.
Plenty of Indians write like that too.