Rubbish. If, in the normal course of events it would be visible, there's no invasion. If the people opposite my apartment leave their curtains open, that puts zero restriction on MY right to look out of MY window, whatever they're doing.
If I was using ladders or one of those fire engine arm things[1] to rise over a nine-foot wall it'd be different.
What you say about their education system may well be true. But if they're churning out an order of magnitude more grads than you, then among them there'll be a fair few that are very good and some that are excellent.
My understanding is that antibiotics work by interfering with some process inside the cell, such as protein synthesis. A mutation in an enzyme may mean that the interference doesn't work any more because the antibiotic doesn't inhibit the new form. Bingo, it's resistant to that antibiotic.
Does an individual cell keep the old gene around or run the processes in parallel? I thought not, which would mean being immune to antibiotic X means it's vulnerable to Y. The problem is, we haven't discovered Y yet.
We all hate SAP and Oracle, but RHEL is a preferred platform for them to run their enterprisey stuff on. If it was as bad as you say, I think somebody would have sort of noticed.
It sure as hell looks as if it's installed it though. It says it's upgraded, and it shows the password screen for the last user, except it's different; the picture is circular, not square. You have to logon before it gives you the decline option.
And as the last person to use my wife's laptop last night, that makes it all my fucking fault, of course.
I mostly agree with what you're saying, but if Gawker hadn't behaved like utter arseholes with respect to Hogan there wouldn't have been a backdoor for Thiel to attack through.
(s/for Thiel to attack through/through which Thiel could attack/ if you're a preposition position pedant).
If you're a powerful Silicon Valley billionaire, and there's a media house which actively points out flaws in your investments, can you do something about it?
Not really. Not directly. Not just for that.
But if they've left a flank hanging in the air, which Gawker appear to have done, you can sure as hell get them indirectly.
It's dirty tactics, but what goes around comes around.
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Rubbish. If, in the normal course of events it would be visible, there's no invasion. If the people opposite my apartment leave their curtains open, that puts zero restriction on MY right to look out of MY window, whatever they're doing.
If I was using ladders or one of those fire engine arm things[1] to rise over a nine-foot wall it'd be different.
Stop making stuff up.
[1] What are they called?
The way things are going, it's quite possible they're removing them for the Chinese market.
What you say about their education system may well be true. But if they're churning out an order of magnitude more grads than you, then among them there'll be a fair few that are very good and some that are excellent.
P.S. You probably meant wary, not weary.
But then again, they probably won't.
That's why the rest of the planet isn't NUMBER ONE!
[Aside: They say it looks like a cat? Nonsense, it doesn't even have a tail!]
My understanding is that antibiotics work by interfering with some process inside the cell, such as protein synthesis. A mutation in an enzyme may mean that the interference doesn't work any more because the antibiotic doesn't inhibit the new form. Bingo, it's resistant to that antibiotic.
Does an individual cell keep the old gene around or run the processes in parallel? I thought not, which would mean being immune to antibiotic X means it's vulnerable to Y. The problem is, we haven't discovered Y yet.
So 85% do reoffend. You describe that as working?
Doesn't water contain DHMO, which has been shown to be a serious health risk?
You can't, but there's an inherent disincentive in that the scans are shit whereas the copied file is exactly equal in quality to the original.
tl;dr You're comparing apples and oranges.
So shoplifting should be legal? After all, supermarkets use the force of law against people who reduce their profits by thieving stuff.
Time to mandate that they're sold in plain black packaging with a scary picture on it.
We all hate SAP and Oracle, but RHEL is a preferred platform for them to run their enterprisey stuff on. If it was as bad as you say, I think somebody would have sort of noticed.
Or Gnome3. What a load of old rubbish, I must be an idiot to have almost 3 machines running it.
Right, because franchisees can absorb any amount of extra costs before they just say "fuck this for a game of cricket" and give up.
Is slashdot the venue for a virtual DeVry reunion or something?
If that's what they do with their spare time, maybe it's time to increase the working week to above thirty hours.
If the state runs prisons directly it's public expenditure, which is communism and encourages homosexuality.
If the state pays twice as much to corporations which run prisons that's private enterprise, which is 100% American and apple pie and NUMBER ONE!!!!
In China.
In India.
That aside, how many of those jobs do you think there'll be?
If that was the case they wouldn't be doing it, because that would be rolled into the price of the robot.
Yeah, it's not as if there's a thing called an excess. And after a claim your premiums never go up, ever.
It sure as hell looks as if it's installed it though. It says it's upgraded, and it shows the password screen for the last user, except it's different; the picture is circular, not square. You have to logon before it gives you the decline option.
And as the last person to use my wife's laptop last night, that makes it all my fucking fault, of course.
I mostly agree with what you're saying, but if Gawker hadn't behaved like utter arseholes with respect to Hogan there wouldn't have been a backdoor for Thiel to attack through.
(s/for Thiel to attack through/through which Thiel could attack/ if you're a preposition position pedant).
Not really. Not directly. Not just for that.
But if they've left a flank hanging in the air, which Gawker appear to have done, you can sure as hell get them indirectly.
It's dirty tactics, but what goes around comes around.
I saw it too. Presumably it should have been "critiques" or "criticises".
Surprised that the editor was able to work that out, actually.
Artesian beer? Bud Lite, you mean?
No good. They'll forcibly install Afterlife 10 on your immortal soul for ever.