I don't exclude the possibility that some of it is true. There are too many cases of stuff that has been dismissed as false that later has been revealed to be true to some extent.
Therefore the problem with "false news" is that it opens the can of worms of censorship.
I wouldn't be surprised if there's truth to the "pizzagate" even if a lot of the namings and definitions there like the name of the pizza joint weren't accurate. Ever heard of code names? Put in a code name that is the same as an actual unrelated business and you get a great diversion.
It's known that Bill Clinton thinks with his dick from time to time and likes young women. Hillary must know at least something and let the dicks play around just to get what she wants. As long as she was able to get what she wanted she let the men play around with the provision that if they crossed her then she would reveal their play.
But you can't be sure that there isn't a "man in the middle" attack on this. As long as governments are involved they have the power to get approved certificates to place in proxies.
Popular doesn't mean the most useful app for you as an individual. Also realize that many apps are provided as "bloatware" on your phone which skews the result.
Just realize that C++ comes with the disadvantages of both C and Object orienting without many of the advantages and then you know that you should have never done C++ at all.
C is a good learning language - you will make all your mistakes there and then you know what you shouldn't do to avoid stack overwrites etc. Shoot yourself in the foot 25 times and you will learn how you shouldn't do, then you can continue with a better language.
And those "smart" quotes that appears on and off really messes up some documentation where you document command lines in a document. The straight quotes are good enough, any software that automagically replaces them makes it impossible to do a copy/paste of command lines in documentation and other similar stuff.
So the "smart" quotes and dashes are a good example of how you overdo stuff without providing any real value for the users.
We have lost a huge chunk this year; Muhammad Ali, David Bowie, Prince, George Michael, Rick Parfitt (Status Quo), Andrew Sachs (Manuel in Fatty Owls), Leonard Cohen, Robert Vaughn, Pete Burns (Dead or Alive), Gene Wilder, Kenny Baker, Anton Yelchin and Alan Rickman (Die Hard, Harry Potter).
It all started early with Lemmy a year ago on 28th of December 2015. Maybe he felt lonely wherever he went.
What she did was important, even if not everything she did made it into the public awareness.
A lot of people seems to ignore that she became known in the 70's when the amount of female heroines was limited. She fought for equality by showing the way, not by playing the blame game.
Also consider that some Wikipedia pages don't have to be edited much as soon as they have been created. Like pages describing connector pinouts where the amount of information is finite.
There's of course always some minor stuff that may be adjusted, but such pages are safe to abandon.
Pages about persons is a different matter - there's always some new stuff that can float up, and there are a lot of variations on them as well.
What I mean is that most often just the meds are prescribed and nothing else happens. No tests that checks if there's an underlying cause like out of balance thyroid etc. Doctors are too focused on their special area that they don't want to admit that the problem may be relieved better and faster if there's a root cause examination as well.
Genetics is one factor, but external stuff may also play a role. Bromides in our drinking water pushes out iodine which the thyroid needs and without sufficient iodine levels the thyroid can't produce enough of the necessary hormones T3 and T4, which can cause a lot of symptoms including depression.
I agree, the question is if this headache may cause Ada to grow stronger. But even though C# isn't as good and strict as Java it's likely the language that will benefit from this.
A lot of small home routers falls into this category. Whenever you look at them they are usually built on a very old kernel with busybox and some quickly thrown together web interface with questionable security.
Depends on the case - a language with built-in bounds checking is less prone to buffer overflow issues than C, but it may be cumbersome to do some stuff that's easy in C.
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I don't exclude the possibility that some of it is true. There are too many cases of stuff that has been dismissed as false that later has been revealed to be true to some extent.
Therefore the problem with "false news" is that it opens the can of worms of censorship.
Hillary would probably have a better chance in Germany than in the US.
But you have to be sure that it's fake news, not just satire. And what if it's real news declared to be fake?
I wouldn't be surprised if there's truth to the "pizzagate" even if a lot of the namings and definitions there like the name of the pizza joint weren't accurate. Ever heard of code names? Put in a code name that is the same as an actual unrelated business and you get a great diversion.
It's known that Bill Clinton thinks with his dick from time to time and likes young women. Hillary must know at least something and let the dicks play around just to get what she wants. As long as she was able to get what she wanted she let the men play around with the provision that if they crossed her then she would reveal their play.
But you can't be sure that there isn't a "man in the middle" attack on this. As long as governments are involved they have the power to get approved certificates to place in proxies.
You mean a public CA. If you run your private CA it's a different matter.
However it won't stop the gun to your head or banging your knuckles with a hammer attacks.
Popular doesn't mean the most useful app for you as an individual. Also realize that many apps are provided as "bloatware" on your phone which skews the result.
That depends on the problem encountered. A shotgun may also be a problem solver in some cases.
Just realize that C++ comes with the disadvantages of both C and Object orienting without many of the advantages and then you know that you should have never done C++ at all.
C is a good learning language - you will make all your mistakes there and then you know what you shouldn't do to avoid stack overwrites etc. Shoot yourself in the foot 25 times and you will learn how you shouldn't do, then you can continue with a better language.
Z80 Assembly.
And those "smart" quotes that appears on and off really messes up some documentation where you document command lines in a document. The straight quotes are good enough, any software that automagically replaces them makes it impossible to do a copy/paste of command lines in documentation and other similar stuff.
So the "smart" quotes and dashes are a good example of how you overdo stuff without providing any real value for the users.
We have lost a huge chunk this year; Muhammad Ali, David Bowie, Prince, George Michael, Rick Parfitt (Status Quo), Andrew Sachs (Manuel in Fatty Owls), Leonard Cohen, Robert Vaughn, Pete Burns (Dead or Alive), Gene Wilder, Kenny Baker, Anton Yelchin and Alan Rickman (Die Hard, Harry Potter).
It all started early with Lemmy a year ago on 28th of December 2015. Maybe he felt lonely wherever he went.
Meanwhile Keith Richards is still alive and well.
What she did was important, even if not everything she did made it into the public awareness.
A lot of people seems to ignore that she became known in the 70's when the amount of female heroines was limited. She fought for equality by showing the way, not by playing the blame game.
James Bobd was an ornithologist.
Also consider that some Wikipedia pages don't have to be edited much as soon as they have been created. Like pages describing connector pinouts where the amount of information is finite.
There's of course always some minor stuff that may be adjusted, but such pages are safe to abandon.
Pages about persons is a different matter - there's always some new stuff that can float up, and there are a lot of variations on them as well.
A good choice.
Now continue with "Way of the Pilgrim" by Dickson.
I just finished "The Saga of Shadows" by Kevin Anderson, which is a continuation of "The Saga of the Seven Suns".
Don't forget all the tracking stuff that's on the web pages that can slow down a web page severely just to get a single image pixel.
The Russian way is to hand out a medal and then shoot them.
What I mean is that most often just the meds are prescribed and nothing else happens. No tests that checks if there's an underlying cause like out of balance thyroid etc. Doctors are too focused on their special area that they don't want to admit that the problem may be relieved better and faster if there's a root cause examination as well.
And what's added to the water used?
Genetics is one factor, but external stuff may also play a role. Bromides in our drinking water pushes out iodine which the thyroid needs and without sufficient iodine levels the thyroid can't produce enough of the necessary hormones T3 and T4, which can cause a lot of symptoms including depression.
I knew it, Ozzy must be involved somewhere.
But the drugs just takes care of the symptoms to some extent. Not the cause. We need to dig deeper.
I agree, the question is if this headache may cause Ada to grow stronger. But even though C# isn't as good and strict as Java it's likely the language that will benefit from this.
A lot of small home routers falls into this category. Whenever you look at them they are usually built on a very old kernel with busybox and some quickly thrown together web interface with questionable security.
Depends on the case - a language with built-in bounds checking is less prone to buffer overflow issues than C, but it may be cumbersome to do some stuff that's easy in C.