Statistical Process Control and Western Digital rule are very applicable here. Without stability for a baseline, it's (pretty well) impossible to utilize small data, much less big data (big bad data:).
Don't forget ISP consolidation and merger. There used to be many smaller service companies, although that was mostly based on existing telephone lines.
The point is: I want some people to hear what I say and some people to read what I wrote. That is why I talk to some people out of earshot of others and send letters in sealed envelopes (or the equivalent for modern communications).
Congratulations! You are the one-millionth user to log into our system. If there's anything special we can do for you, anything at all, don't hesitate to ask!
I want no Beta, 15 mod points per day, and a pony!
Check out MIL-STD-1760. Part of the reason for its development is the high cost of F35 proprietary weapon and sensor systems' communications and interactions.
To say nothing of the fact that, since to collect the DNA of a single-cell lifeform will essentially kill it, they intend on wiping out all bacteria, amoebae, etc.
Well, specifically the owner can since he can easily install his own certificate. This allows for the fun game of sending random data to MS as extracted from your wife, pet dog, the homeless guy on the street, etc. Meanwhile he records his own data locally.
It may make more sense to concentrate on those lower in the list. The works of highly rated authors are likely to remain available anyway whereas those of lower rated authors are more likely to be lost.
Admittedly, the loss may be deserved, but I am willing to bet there are some (if not many) that will be more highly appreciated in a century or so.
Oh, I agree; restricting speech has to be very carefully considered and continually evaluated based to deal with edge conditions and resulting effects. I was merely pointing out consequences of the stated, proposed limitations. (For example, here in Canada, they had to places special exemptions in the hate speech legislation to allow the Bible and Koran.)
If there is speech to be banned, it would be best if it were up to me;)
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... rules on broadband Internet services that were written in the era of the steam locomotive and the telegraph.
Yeah, and rules against wanton killing were written in ancient times. Maybe we should rid ourselves of such laws when telecom execs are the victims.
So, in court, no one knows you're a dog?
Why on earth would I want tattooed lymph nodes? So my pancreas can look at them and say "Cool! man"?
You mean a book like this one?
Er, yes (he wrote, shamefacedly).
Not horticulture; horiculture. It's the culturing of time!
(Though I would spell it as horoculture.)
Statistical Process Control and Western Digital rule are very applicable here. Without stability for a baseline, it's (pretty well) impossible to utilize small data, much less big data (big bad data:).
Don't forget ISP consolidation and merger. There used to be many smaller service companies, although that was mostly based on existing telephone lines.
But; this is the President's lawn! Not the lawn of a commoner. We're all equal, of course; however, some are more equal than others.
Hey, if you're doing doing anything wrong, then what have you got to hide?
The point is: I want some people to hear what I say and some people to read what I wrote. That is why I talk to some people out of earshot of others and send letters in sealed envelopes (or the equivalent for modern communications).
What the inquiring mind wants to know: is he North Korean?
This is total nonsense and irrelevant to home automation.
Congratulations! You are the one-millionth user to log into our system. If there's anything special we can do for you, anything at all, don't hesitate to ask!
I want no Beta, 15 mod points per day, and a pony!
Check out MIL-STD-1760. Part of the reason for its development is the high cost of F35 proprietary weapon and sensor systems' communications and interactions.
"... and possibly have too many consequences if caught ..."
Well, the Chicago Seven were acquitted!
To say nothing of the fact that, since to collect the DNA of a single-cell lifeform will essentially kill it, they intend on wiping out all bacteria, amoebae, etc.
Well, specifically the owner can since he can easily install his own certificate. This allows for the fun game of sending random data to MS as extracted from your wife, pet dog, the homeless guy on the street, etc. Meanwhile he records his own data locally.
Agreed; this idea is just stupid. I suspect someone's brother-in-law needed a job.
It may make more sense to concentrate on those lower in the list. The works of highly rated authors are likely to remain available anyway whereas those of lower rated authors are more likely to be lost.
Admittedly, the loss may be deserved, but I am willing to bet there are some (if not many) that will be more highly appreciated in a century or so.
'This one [Lindt 99% Excellence]is bitter.'
And wonderfully tasty with a nice Old Malmsey Madeira!
I doubt that there's enough chocolate in a 3 Musketeers candy bar to boost it much beyond $2; maybe $2.50 if they switch to higher quality chocolate.
Oh, I agree; restricting speech has to be very carefully considered and continually evaluated based to deal with edge conditions and resulting effects. I was merely pointing out consequences of the stated, proposed limitations. (For example, here in Canada, they had to places special exemptions in the hate speech legislation to allow the Bible and Koran.)
If there is speech to be banned, it would be best if it were up to me ;)
Well, on the good side, this would probably silence religious speech.
The sour grapes is strong in this one.