Think of it this way. It's like Las Vegas. Except it's legal everywhere and there's less oversight to keep people honest. Oh, and if you are dishonest, they just take back a portion of your ill-gotten gains, instead of breaking your legs.
If food, sanitation, and health care are unavailable because of a lack of good government, what makes you think Internet access would be any different (especially since, as you imply, it would be used to undermine the existing government)?
Nope. Only a techie would flip front panel switches to enter a loader, so they could then run a program from paper tape. The Altairs, IMSAIs, SOLs, North Stars, Cromemcos, Poly-88s, etc. were hobby or industrial computers, not home computers.
It was indeed Apple, Radio Shack, and Commodore who started the home computer industry. They were the first packaged systems which could be purchased, set up, and operated by a normal person.
Apple, especially for the relatively low cost/high performance disk drive Woz developed, which made things like Visicalc practical.
ref: The Company Store. Really, it's not much different than the gov't. We get paid in scrip (fiat currency), don't actually own real property (eminent domain, property taxes), can't even subsist apart from gov't, which forces participation in the government economy (property taxes, again).
Oh, it may work. But you have to understand the scope. The US government won't spy on the German government, and vice versa. Citizens will, of course, be fair game.
It's more like if a football playbook (obligatory sports analogy) were to be copied, then left on the seat of an unlocked car (obligatory automobile analogy).
Definition of JUST
1
a : exactly, precisely (just right) ...
3
a : only, simply (just last year) (just be yourself)
b : quite, very
So, exactly or simply "make it up."
I'll submit that a person not fluent in English might say "make it up" when they mean "work it up," but using "just" shows a greater familiarity with English.
But the command was "just make up an elemental analysis." That "just" to me implies a request to limit the work done - do it the easiest/simplest way, just make it up.
When you make up a batch of beer, you're making a physical thing. Unless you're buying beer and then passing it off as your own, it will be obvious if you're being untruthful.
As for the Kindle Paperwhite.... there is zero difference between reflected light (off a page), because the Paperwhite is not backlit. There's a diffuser sheet on top of the screen, and the built-in light reflects off the e-ink display the same as room light does.
Flash is usually more than 1 bit wide, and there's no need for a minimum of 8. Good luck fitting 8 in a micro-SD card. If they were discussing actual end devices (as opposed to the flash chips, which are also devices), the numbers given are almost arbitrary and therefore meaningless - a device could be built with 1 or more chips.
I worked in an office with electromagnetic latches. Used a badge reader to get in. A motion sensor would let you out. If you forgot your badge, flipping a sheet or two of paper through the gap between the doors would trigger the motion sensor and let you in.
PBS lies. 95% of the great programming is during pledge breaks, interrupted by lengthy self-commercials hyping commercial-free TV. Once they get your money, they go back to the same old bland programming. It's bait and switch.
He's dealing with it wrong, then complaining about "free market failures." It's got a warranty. It's defective. Tell them to fix it or refund your purchase price. Complaining in a forum is doing it wrong.
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Think of it this way. It's like Las Vegas. Except it's legal everywhere and there's less oversight to keep people honest. Oh, and if you are dishonest, they just take back a portion of your ill-gotten gains, instead of breaking your legs.
If food, sanitation, and health care are unavailable because of a lack of good government, what makes you think Internet access would be any different (especially since, as you imply, it would be used to undermine the existing government)?
If aging is a disease, fetuses are parasites.
Calm down. Here's some panem et circenses.
"represtitive government"
Is that a portmanteau of "repressive representative" government?
Which means the Executive is full of Ninjas!
Nope. Only a techie would flip front panel switches to enter a loader, so they could then run a program from paper tape. The Altairs, IMSAIs, SOLs, North Stars, Cromemcos, Poly-88s, etc. were hobby or industrial computers, not home computers.
It was indeed Apple, Radio Shack, and Commodore who started the home computer industry. They were the first packaged systems which could be purchased, set up, and operated by a normal person.
Apple, especially for the relatively low cost/high performance disk drive Woz developed, which made things like Visicalc practical.
ref: The Company Store. Really, it's not much different than the gov't. We get paid in scrip (fiat currency), don't actually own real property (eminent domain, property taxes), can't even subsist apart from gov't, which forces participation in the government economy (property taxes, again).
I pay taxes, and assume you do, too. We all work for the government.
Oh, it may work. But you have to understand the scope. The US government won't spy on the German government, and vice versa. Citizens will, of course, be fair game.
Maybe we just need ice at the equator. Ice-9, baby!
It's more like if a football playbook (obligatory sports analogy) were to be copied, then left on the seat of an unlocked car (obligatory automobile analogy).
"And most DVRs are, sadly for everybody, linked to a particular service."
You mean, like cable TV? Breaking Bad is on cable - AMC. My TiVo recorded it just fine, in full HD digital glory.
So, exactly or simply "make it up."
I'll submit that a person not fluent in English might say "make it up" when they mean "work it up," but using "just" shows a greater familiarity with English.
But the command was "just make up an elemental analysis." That "just" to me implies a request to limit the work done - do it the easiest/simplest way, just make it up.
When you make up a batch of beer, you're making a physical thing. Unless you're buying beer and then passing it off as your own, it will be obvious if you're being untruthful.
As for the Kindle Paperwhite.... there is zero difference between reflected light (off a page), because the Paperwhite is not backlit. There's a diffuser sheet on top of the screen, and the built-in light reflects off the e-ink display the same as room light does.
Hat's off to you.
Flash is usually more than 1 bit wide, and there's no need for a minimum of 8. Good luck fitting 8 in a micro-SD card. If they were discussing actual end devices (as opposed to the flash chips, which are also devices), the numbers given are almost arbitrary and therefore meaningless - a device could be built with 1 or more chips.
It's not 128 GB (gigabytes), it's 128 Gb (gigabits) of capacity.
"128 gigabit (Gb) density in a single chip..." - Samsung press release
I worked in an office with electromagnetic latches. Used a badge reader to get in. A motion sensor would let you out. If you forgot your badge, flipping a sheet or two of paper through the gap between the doors would trigger the motion sensor and let you in.
PBS lies. 95% of the great programming is during pledge breaks, interrupted by lengthy self-commercials hyping commercial-free TV. Once they get your money, they go back to the same old bland programming. It's bait and switch.
It's their canned response to any question. Just like Schultz.
He's dealing with it wrong, then complaining about "free market failures." It's got a warranty. It's defective. Tell them to fix it or refund your purchase price. Complaining in a forum is doing it wrong.
The author of the summary was distracted by his cable TV, which was being paid for by the admirers of Brian Krebs.
I figured "Cybercriminals" was a corporation.