I like my meds. They help me have feelings other than depressed or suicidal, and work far better than the exercise and meditation did by themselves. I'm kinda pissed at Nancy Regan's unintended consequences with the just say no campaign.
Are you sure they're just not sufficiently psychotic to lead at that level? Maybe there's a market for anti-sanity meds.
http://www.businessinsider.com...
I'm disappointed at how far I had to scroll for the irony/hypocrisy to be pointed out. At least it was mostly cost effectiveness discussions and not omghaxxor posts.
What I'd like to know is if this information will make writing malware for Macs more tempting? I don't think anybody here believes the old "virus proof" bit for Apple anymore, but it's still generally held that it's been too niche to bother with. Will this be changing if only for the challenge?
And yeah, you mention Linux. What if they factor in chrome books and boxes? I'd love to slap those onto some computers for the way they're used. What's the sense in paying for so much more than what's needed?
... that thinks "state sponsored" means enough time and resources got thrown at this to make even exemplary security meaningless? They could have simply bribed some sysad that was getting fired/quitting anyway to go in, plug in a USB, and leave.
Before slamming their IT staff, remember Kevin Mitnick.
It could have been that they went off the weight only and didn't even use cheap calipers. Fitness trackers also lend themselves certain types of exercise, so they can become limiting too.
Too many unaddressed variables.
You think their internet connections aren't monitored by foreign interests already? Not just the installations, but the home connections? Maybe it's less of a concern for state side bases, but the ones overseas are a different issue.
Besides, you're assuming they couldn't use a private version with known and trusted exits.
The military should be using it too. I imagine a judge's personal computer habits are wonderful places to score data regarding blackmail material, pending judgements for buying and shorting stocks, etc.
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The cult remembers two Apples. Apple with Steve and Apple without. One nearly killed itself, one did far better.
https://www.bloomberg.com/view...
Don't steal George W. Bush's legacy from him.
We know the plan, but what's the real benefit?
Pedantic nitpicking has always been frowned upon here.
That could be an expensive Kickstarter.
I like my meds. They help me have feelings other than depressed or suicidal, and work far better than the exercise and meditation did by themselves. I'm kinda pissed at Nancy Regan's unintended consequences with the just say no campaign.
Are you sure they're just not sufficiently psychotic to lead at that level? Maybe there's a market for anti-sanity meds. http://www.businessinsider.com...
That's already detectable by either calluses or unusually moisturized hands.
The bigger picture is they know it's impractical, but falls into the "that's interesting" category.
I'm disappointed at how far I had to scroll for the irony/hypocrisy to be pointed out. At least it was mostly cost effectiveness discussions and not omghaxxor posts.
Thank you. Given my actual trolling attempts never get marked as such I think I need to go and rethink my life ;)
Given Fukushima is still making news I'm sure it's a better feeling roll of the dice for them.
If you want to talk about a love/hate relationship, don't look at the media, look at them and Trump :P
It's only going to matter when you're off WiFi. They have a lot of the data going over the cellular signal as is.
I don't see anywhere to scoop up rioters to take to the factory. Soylent Green won't make itself!
What I'd like to know is if this information will make writing malware for Macs more tempting? I don't think anybody here believes the old "virus proof" bit for Apple anymore, but it's still generally held that it's been too niche to bother with. Will this be changing if only for the challenge? And yeah, you mention Linux. What if they factor in chrome books and boxes? I'd love to slap those onto some computers for the way they're used. What's the sense in paying for so much more than what's needed?
... that thinks "state sponsored" means enough time and resources got thrown at this to make even exemplary security meaningless? They could have simply bribed some sysad that was getting fired/quitting anyway to go in, plug in a USB, and leave. Before slamming their IT staff, remember Kevin Mitnick.
You're right. I glossed over that. BMI isn't quite the same, but close enough. Calipers would have been better.
It could have been that they went off the weight only and didn't even use cheap calipers. Fitness trackers also lend themselves certain types of exercise, so they can become limiting too. Too many unaddressed variables.
iMmune, new, for your iBod.
And now we have our first schedule one electronic drug. Greaaaaaaat.
Nothing to hide is different than something to share. Enjoy your burner phone.
You think their internet connections aren't monitored by foreign interests already? Not just the installations, but the home connections? Maybe it's less of a concern for state side bases, but the ones overseas are a different issue. Besides, you're assuming they couldn't use a private version with known and trusted exits.
The military should be using it too. I imagine a judge's personal computer habits are wonderful places to score data regarding blackmail material, pending judgements for buying and shorting stocks, etc.