I don't understand why these systems are set up like this, operationally it's not much different from EZ-Pass which works fine with an account based system, putting the value tracking on the cards is just asking for an upgrade treadmill even if it's well designed now, 10 years from now it will be easilly cracked. compare CPU vs GPU/FPGA/ASIC hashing advances
academic dishonesty is treated as an entitlement among the wealthy in all countries. you won't really think all those senator's sons really have what it takes to graduate from Harvard do you?
(well technically they do, #define what_it_takes Daddys_money_buying_a_new_gym)
or a NiFe and it will outlast whatever is connected to it by at least 2 generations of equipment. expected life of a NiFe is 20 years or better and they give less than a fuck about overcharge, being left fully discharged, or even screwing up the electrolyte mix
I have been actively switching to CF for a while now, they last longer in my ceiling fan (it's a rental unit and the fan shakes incandescent lamps to death) and I can get them for a buck
not posting change logs is going to all but disqualify you from consideration from many shops, unless your offering is the only one that can work, or none of your competitors offer change logs.
how can anyone manage a deployment to hundreds+ or thousands+ of users without knowing what is going to change.
the alternative is vastly longer deployment testing, since instead of testing what has changed and things related to it, you are essentially doing a ground up test of every single function used every way that is important to the customer.
which is exactly the same as the throwaway credit card numbers offered by many institution.
the patent system is really just a circular human centipede eating it's own shit.
the government could easily take control of bitcoin, all it takes is 51% of the network.
to execute such an attack they could even use less computing resources than that by first segmenting off the network by national boundaries.
cut the hand off and attach a heated pump it will work just fine.
any security system is only as secure as it is cost effective for attackers to bypass. pumps and heaters are not expensive. building an interface for the arteries and veins in an arm will be moderately more expensive but not much since the interface does not need to be medical grade or last very long.
any security system that encourages an attacker to cut off part of my body is a security system I will not use
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it's perfectly thought out. it's a psychological trick, all any witness will describe is an ugly girl with a gross mustache.
the same can be done with a ridiculous outfit and face paint but that will draw attention once you leave too.
it's easier than that. just walk in with a note "PUT ALL OF THE MONEY IN A BAG AND NOBODY GETS HURT"
might want to put on a fake mustache or a long wig and a stuffed bra if you have a girly face.
QNX is better for phones too.
I've had nothing but trouble from linksys routers,
smaller than a shoebox, silent, and runs on a few watts?
article is clearly BS, it's well known that It's So Cold in the D
he saved himself a few decades being held naked as a "suicide risk" with free garden hose showers whenever the guards feel like getting their jollies.
if you don't have the courage to be a martyr, don't demand it of others.
I'm kitting out my garage long term as a maker space for myself
it's called a workshop
IMHO tablets will really take off when they hit ~$100-$150.
they have and they are
MeMO 7 HD and Sero 7 are both very respectable models in that price range.
they still make them, look up the ASUS Zenbook models.
I don't understand why these systems are set up like this, operationally it's not much different from EZ-Pass which works fine with an account based system, putting the value tracking on the cards is just asking for an upgrade treadmill even if it's well designed now, 10 years from now it will be easilly cracked. compare CPU vs GPU/FPGA/ASIC hashing advances
academic dishonesty is treated as an entitlement among the wealthy in all countries. you won't really think all those senator's sons really have what it takes to graduate from Harvard do you?
(well technically they do, #define what_it_takes Daddys_money_buying_a_new_gym)
Open source projects have three competitive advantages which allow a slow but relentless domination.
1) available at no cost
2)project immortality independent of it's creator's solvency.
3)ability to be adapted to fit a specific need.
who would have guessed in 1991 that linux would dominate mobile computing like it has
or a NiFe and it will outlast whatever is connected to it by at least 2 generations of equipment. expected life of a NiFe is 20 years or better and they give less than a fuck about overcharge, being left fully discharged, or even screwing up the electrolyte mix
bitcoin was engineered from the start to be inherently deflationary, this goal was met and in doing so it has failed as a currency.
I have been actively switching to CF for a while now, they last longer in my ceiling fan (it's a rental unit and the fan shakes incandescent lamps to death) and I can get them for a buck
not posting change logs is going to all but disqualify you from consideration from many shops, unless your offering is the only one that can work, or none of your competitors offer change logs. how can anyone manage a deployment to hundreds+ or thousands+ of users without knowing what is going to change.
the alternative is vastly longer deployment testing, since instead of testing what has changed and things related to it, you are essentially doing a ground up test of every single function used every way that is important to the customer.
either that or install and pray.
which is exactly the same as the throwaway credit card numbers offered by many institution. the patent system is really just a circular human centipede eating it's own shit.
i think they would arrest you if you stuck a hose on the fountain to refill your RV
the government could easily take control of bitcoin, all it takes is 51% of the network. to execute such an attack they could even use less computing resources than that by first segmenting off the network by national boundaries.
"it's not a dick"
cut the hand off and attach a heated pump it will work just fine.
any security system is only as secure as it is cost effective for attackers to bypass. pumps and heaters are not expensive. building an interface for the arteries and veins in an arm will be moderately more expensive but not much since the interface does not need to be medical grade or last very long.
any security system that encourages an attacker to cut off part of my body is a security system I will not use
their single customer appears to have been suprised
bankruptcy is a formal process of eliminating legal obligations which have become impossible to fulfill.