I think the feeling is cracks are an indication of impending failure. Can you imagine what would happen if NASA lost a fully crewed Dragon to a problem it already knew about?
No. The 'time and the "donation" of their data' is the price users pay to use the service without spending money. At the end of the day the shareholders are the owners, just like every other company.
Unfortunately dictionaries and style manuals have thrown in the towel on this one. "Begging the question" just doesn't mean what it used to mean any more. Not even officially.
Technology should be secure by default. Not everyone is an expert in IT security, and most people don't understand enough of the context to ask the right questions.
The thing is, to most of us it seems quite a hyperbolic stretch to go from restrictions on what foreigners we allow into our country to "Muslims, Hispanics, and Blacks".
Apparently all means, legal and otherwise, are legitimate ways for Democrat friends to let us know just how upset they are they didn't get their way this election.
You can release something without localizing it. I don't see the harm in saying "The game comes out on such and such a date, and will be available to everyone. The Japanese version will be available on this other, later date."
The people are psychic, too. When the door is going to open the just confidently stride through. When a virus takes over the ship (or whatever) and the door won't work the crew smoothly stops in front of it, even if they had no way of knowing it wouldn't open.
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I think the feeling is cracks are an indication of impending failure. Can you imagine what would happen if NASA lost a fully crewed Dragon to a problem it already knew about?
The turbine cracks seems to be more of an issue for manned flight.
Particularly FB. Zuckerberg controls 51% of the voting shares. There's only one person that matters when it comes to deciding who's on the board.
No. The 'time and the "donation" of their data' is the price users pay to use the service without spending money. At the end of the day the shareholders are the owners, just like every other company.
Yeah, I agree. I avoid "begging the question" in my writing, along with similar phrases like "could care less".
So far there's no indication peaceful protestors are being charged with anything. What would the government charge them with?
Unfortunately dictionaries and style manuals have thrown in the towel on this one. "Begging the question" just doesn't mean what it used to mean any more. Not even officially.
While he's looking for that paper faggot, he can help his friend Jack off his horse.
I'm pretty sure the engines we buy from Russia post-date the Soviet Union.
Of course. It would be better if the people using it were all experts. But having it secured, as much as possible, by default is better than nothing.
Right, right. I'm sure it was Russians.
Technology should be secure by default. Not everyone is an expert in IT security, and most people don't understand enough of the context to ask the right questions.
The thing is, to most of us it seems quite a hyperbolic stretch to go from restrictions on what foreigners we allow into our country to "Muslims, Hispanics, and Blacks".
Apparently all means, legal and otherwise, are legitimate ways for Democrat friends to let us know just how upset they are they didn't get their way this election.
You can release something without localizing it. I don't see the harm in saying "The game comes out on such and such a date, and will be available to everyone. The Japanese version will be available on this other, later date."
That's... quite an assumption.
Say goodbye to your headphone jack. The other manufacturers will take this to mean nobody wants one.
Nothing actionable? What a shock, I tell you! What a shock!
Yep. It's a political statement, nothing more.
BTW, the part about knowing who's going to use the door and who isn't is probably doable with cameras and enough processing power.
The people are psychic, too. When the door is going to open the just confidently stride through. When a virus takes over the ship (or whatever) and the door won't work the crew smoothly stops in front of it, even if they had no way of knowing it wouldn't open.
It's like the first day on any new job. You get all the inside info and realize things are a lot worse than you thought they were.
Oh, you'll go far with that. See how well it did during the campaign?
As opposed to Clinton, who seems to view every position through the lense of how much money it will bring to her personally?
I don't know. Melania looked kind of smug.