It depends on the level of security you expect. To make sure that your documents don't get into the open when someone steals your laptop it may be sufficient since most thieves just don't worry about the contents and just reformats it after a cursory glance on the contents. So everything that's not obviously visible or takes more than 5 minutes to access is probably safe.
If you are targeted by the authorities I would say that no wide-spread security system is safe. The authorities are even more likely to have backdoors into bitlocker than TrueCrypt, even though I suspect that they have TrueCrypt backdoors as well.
It's not surprising, and everyone running a datacenter should be aware of this already and run the devices on a separate network isolated from the other networks. Any use of the devices is purely of system administrator interest anyway, which means that it's easy to isolate.
This is also a case where too much security may be counter-productive. It shall be possible to assign any random person at a construction site to go change a text to be suitable for the moment. If not then the wrong text may be displayed leading to worse problems.
A possibility exists to only allow selection between pre-programmed texts without authentication, but even then it would cause headache in some cases.
The balance between the risk of having a sign hacked with a funny text or not being used because it's too complicated has to be considered.
Most signs haven't been hacked, drivers are usually used to incorrect information anyway and just consider a hacked sign a change from the normal boring commute.
Can as well have a standard text "Laser wielding cop behind this sign, max 20mph".
Also consider that the proto-earth and Theia originated from the same material overall, which means that it would be hard to distinguish them from each other.
It depends on what your phone habits are. If you just receive an occasional call like a minute per day or so then just keep your sim card and use wifi hotspots (a lot of shops and cafés have them).
If you make a lot of local calls in each country or want to do frequent data traffic without WiFi then get a prepaid card for each country. It depends on how long you are staying too.
An android phone is quite flexible and allows quite a bit of freedom to the user. An Apple phone may look cool, but as soon as you think of stuff that you like (other favorite web browser etc.) you are toast.
I think that the correlation and cause is interesting here, and I doubt that the brain shrinks because the person watches porn, it's more likely that the reward processing area is small from the beginning and therefore requires more stimuli to produce the sufficient effect.
Another question is also if the persons with restrictions in the reward processing drives themselves harder than those with a more developed reward processing. This leads to the counterpart - the person with a well-developed reward area that may find the most mundane things rewarding and therefore are content with things as they are.
So it may not necessarily be bad to have a restriction in the reward area - it may be the driving force for more than porn watching.
And the reason for devices not selling well in the US is the bundling scam that the telecom operators runs. The telecom operators picks which models you can buy and which services that can be offered with it. So it may not be a fault with the device but with the business model.
I also see the possibility for handicapped kids to get some mobility. Other kids can get around with bicycles or walk, but if you have a handicap you can get severely limited and depending on parents and friends.
This seems to me like a desperate move to suck people into their net.
Both Bing and MSN sucks so badly that I get a rash from it. To me Bing is the brand of a carburetor (often on mopeds and other small engines), but it is also locally a defamatory statement.
I agree - as soon as he brought up Timothy McVeigh in the list of his idols then it's clear that this is a case not for jail but for a mental hospital.
Or maybe infect him with some strange rare untreatable disease. Ebola may be too obvious, but the HeLa cancer strain could work.
How often do this happen in the "real life" universe?
What is the threshold for creating matter from light? Can there be some factor not yet discovered where some matter is re-created from light in the universe today?
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It depends on the level of security you expect. To make sure that your documents don't get into the open when someone steals your laptop it may be sufficient since most thieves just don't worry about the contents and just reformats it after a cursory glance on the contents. So everything that's not obviously visible or takes more than 5 minutes to access is probably safe.
If you are targeted by the authorities I would say that no wide-spread security system is safe. The authorities are even more likely to have backdoors into bitlocker than TrueCrypt, even though I suspect that they have TrueCrypt backdoors as well.
I'm not even mildly surprised that this was possible.
It's not surprising, and everyone running a datacenter should be aware of this already and run the devices on a separate network isolated from the other networks. Any use of the devices is purely of system administrator interest anyway, which means that it's easy to isolate.
This is also a case where too much security may be counter-productive. It shall be possible to assign any random person at a construction site to go change a text to be suitable for the moment. If not then the wrong text may be displayed leading to worse problems.
A possibility exists to only allow selection between pre-programmed texts without authentication, but even then it would cause headache in some cases.
The balance between the risk of having a sign hacked with a funny text or not being used because it's too complicated has to be considered.
Most signs haven't been hacked, drivers are usually used to incorrect information anyway and just consider a hacked sign a change from the normal boring commute.
Can as well have a standard text "Laser wielding cop behind this sign, max 20mph".
That would take a lot of cows.
Also consider that the proto-earth and Theia originated from the same material overall, which means that it would be hard to distinguish them from each other.
It depends on what your phone habits are. If you just receive an occasional call like a minute per day or so then just keep your sim card and use wifi hotspots (a lot of shops and cafés have them).
If you make a lot of local calls in each country or want to do frequent data traffic without WiFi then get a prepaid card for each country. It depends on how long you are staying too.
Telecom operators do rip you a new one daily. That's no surprise regardless of where you live.
You can do a sim lock on a sim based phone, there's even more than one level of it...
An android phone is quite flexible and allows quite a bit of freedom to the user. An Apple phone may look cool, but as soon as you think of stuff that you like (other favorite web browser etc.) you are toast.
I think that the correlation and cause is interesting here, and I doubt that the brain shrinks because the person watches porn, it's more likely that the reward processing area is small from the beginning and therefore requires more stimuli to produce the sufficient effect.
Another question is also if the persons with restrictions in the reward processing drives themselves harder than those with a more developed reward processing. This leads to the counterpart - the person with a well-developed reward area that may find the most mundane things rewarding and therefore are content with things as they are.
So it may not necessarily be bad to have a restriction in the reward area - it may be the driving force for more than porn watching.
I already do - it's easy enough if you have a Linux box. No need to depend on filtered stuff from your ISP.
Rare earth minerals exists elsewhere, but they are expensive to mine in an environmentally friendly way.
And the reason for devices not selling well in the US is the bundling scam that the telecom operators runs. The telecom operators picks which models you can buy and which services that can be offered with it. So it may not be a fault with the device but with the business model.
I agree - and another question is what about being cynical for certain subjects - like politics?
I also see the possibility for handicapped kids to get some mobility. Other kids can get around with bicycles or walk, but if you have a handicap you can get severely limited and depending on parents and friends.
Except that the Prius costs more energy to make than many vehicles with a higher fuel consumption.
At least up until the late 60's it was common to have natural material in cars, coconut fibers in carpets and seats etc.
This seems to me like a desperate move to suck people into their net.
Both Bing and MSN sucks so badly that I get a rash from it. To me Bing is the brand of a carburetor (often on mopeds and other small engines), but it is also locally a defamatory statement.
I agree - as soon as he brought up Timothy McVeigh in the list of his idols then it's clear that this is a case not for jail but for a mental hospital.
Or maybe infect him with some strange rare untreatable disease. Ebola may be too obvious, but the HeLa cancer strain could work.
But how much energy is required - and which particles don't we know about yet that can lead to a transformation and aggregation into new matter?
Isn't it a good idea to perform preventive burns to limit the amount of available fuel that can burn?
How often do this happen in the "real life" universe?
What is the threshold for creating matter from light? Can there be some factor not yet discovered where some matter is re-created from light in the universe today?
It depends on the rules that you set up when restarting.