Hasn't every iPhone release been pre-announced as being a debacle that will herald a new beginning for Windows Phone? Like from the very first one? Sure, for a couple of years in there, Android phones were about to overrun the world, but then in the middle years, there were quite a few where the latest version of wince was about to really take off and crush everyone else.
Technically, the terms of a future relationship agreement between the EU and the UK as a third country can only be negotiated once the UK has become that third country, and left the EU,” said Michel Petite, a former director general of legal services at the European commission.
According to A50, the UK/EU has up to 2 years to finalize negotiating the UK's exit from the EU, and only after the exit has been completed can the EU and UK begin to negotiate new trade deals.
It's not unworkable, it's one of the down sides of leaving. Just another thing the brexit side denied/avoided talking about/misled the public about.
Yes, Google failing to take down the links makes Google legally vulnerable to being included with copyright infringement. And for them to pick and choose which DMCA requests to follow could open a big can of worms for them w.r.t. Safe Harbor provisions...
Well, according to the "rules" of the EU, the EU is legally prevented from negotiating with the UK about when happens after the UK has separated from the EU until after the UK has left. Once the UK formally tells the EU they want to leave by invoking Article 50, the EU can only negotiate with the UK on how to separate the UK from the EU. And I believe that it also prevents the obvious workaround of the UK negotiating directly with individual countries within the EU as well.
Yes, there are very few things that humanity has "done" where afterwards we've gone "you know, that was very fucking stupid to do." We are very good at foreseeing the consequences and all the interactions of various courses of action and selecting the 'best' one available.
It's what has made this world such an awesome place to be.
It's something called "training". aircraft pilots get buckets of it, telling them exactly how their autopilot system works, what it's limitations are and when it should be used and when it shouldn't. and as the autopilot system improves/changes, the pilots get more training.
But in this case, most people's "training" for what autopilot does is: 1) seeing what the "autopilot" system does in an airplane in a movie. these work very well under very demanding situations. generally only start having a problem if a wing or the tail section of the plane has been physically severed from the body of the plane. 2) a couple of paragraphs displayed onscreen in the car, probably just once the first time you get in the car when you 'personalize' it (sure you can read it again later, but who has time?), and perhaps another couple when Tesla randomly updates the car (great, another update message, I'm in a rush, close it).
That would likely just be a minor speed bump for these guys. The exec would have the PKI signing keys on his laptop, desktop, phone, pad, any/all of which could be hacked to gain access to the key to generate a correctly signed request. Hell, he could be tricked into sending the phony request himself.
This kind of think happens at all levels. A earlier method (likely still works) was to send phony invoices to Accounts Receivable, and just hope they send you a cheque.
Maybe first if Tesla changed the name to what it actually is from what it is not. It is not an auto-pilot system. Tesla just saying that "Autopilot" is just a brand name is stupid and clearly causing problems with how people expect something called "Autopilot" to work.
A ridiculously small number. Wall Street has wised up to this, you just spread the paperwork and signatures all around, and then it's everybody goes to jail or nobody...
Yeah, you aren't allowed to mix up and put on your own toppings inside Starbucks, they consider it like they are a restaurant and you are bringing in your own food.
Then we need to elect Trump now. Just tell him a windmill is actually a live camera connected to every home in America, and he will begin emitting hot air until someone tells him it isn't actually a camera.
Maybe we could just tell him he won, park him in front of a couple of them, and erect a wall around the whole system making it more efficient, prevent anyone from telling him that it isn't a camera and prevent him from wandering away.
Yup, I only have Windows running, either within a VM or by booting into it for the few minutes that I need to run a couple of Windows-only applications.
And evidently, I need to remember to turn off Windows Update for Win8.1 when I next boot into Windows.
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Hasn't every iPhone release been pre-announced as being a debacle that will herald a new beginning for Windows Phone? Like from the very first one? Sure, for a couple of years in there, Android phones were about to overrun the world, but then in the middle years, there were quite a few where the latest version of wince was about to really take off and crush everyone else.
As long as I get the artifact I'm looking for, fuck the rest of them.
http://www.theguardian.com/politics/2016/jul/22/brexit-talks-uk-limbo-sequence-negotiations-eu
According to A50, the UK/EU has up to 2 years to finalize negotiating the UK's exit from the EU, and only after the exit has been completed can the EU and UK begin to negotiate new trade deals.
It's not unworkable, it's one of the down sides of leaving. Just another thing the brexit side denied/avoided talking about/misled the public about.
Yes, Google failing to take down the links makes Google legally vulnerable to being included with copyright infringement. And for them to pick and choose which DMCA requests to follow could open a big can of worms for them w.r.t. Safe Harbor provisions...
Well, according to the "rules" of the EU, the EU is legally prevented from negotiating with the UK about when happens after the UK has separated from the EU until after the UK has left. Once the UK formally tells the EU they want to leave by invoking Article 50, the EU can only negotiate with the UK on how to separate the UK from the EU. And I believe that it also prevents the obvious workaround of the UK negotiating directly with individual countries within the EU as well.
But why would the cops check his facebook page before, say, checking the police database for warrants for the person?
Yes, there are very few things that humanity has "done" where afterwards we've gone "you know, that was very fucking stupid to do." We are very good at foreseeing the consequences and all the interactions of various courses of action and selecting the 'best' one available.
It's what has made this world such an awesome place to be.
It's something called "training". aircraft pilots get buckets of it, telling them exactly how their autopilot system works, what it's limitations are and when it should be used and when it shouldn't. and as the autopilot system improves/changes, the pilots get more training.
But in this case, most people's "training" for what autopilot does is:
1) seeing what the "autopilot" system does in an airplane in a movie. these work very well under very demanding situations. generally only start having a problem if a wing or the tail section of the plane has been physically severed from the body of the plane.
2) a couple of paragraphs displayed onscreen in the car, probably just once the first time you get in the car when you 'personalize' it (sure you can read it again later, but who has time?), and perhaps another couple when Tesla randomly updates the car (great, another update message, I'm in a rush, close it).
AP knows who is supposed to be paid, AR has no idea...
That would likely just be a minor speed bump for these guys. The exec would have the PKI signing keys on his laptop, desktop, phone, pad, any/all of which could be hacked to gain access to the key to generate a correctly signed request. Hell, he could be tricked into sending the phony request himself.
This kind of think happens at all levels. A earlier method (likely still works) was to send phony invoices to Accounts Receivable, and just hope they send you a cheque.
Just saying, I wouldn't need a bag over her head to finish the job.
Maybe first if Tesla changed the name to what it actually is from what it is not. It is not an auto-pilot system. Tesla just saying that "Autopilot" is just a brand name is stupid and clearly causing problems with how people expect something called "Autopilot" to work.
Maybe call it "DriverAssist"
A ridiculously small number. Wall Street has wised up to this, you just spread the paperwork and signatures all around, and then it's everybody goes to jail or nobody...
Yeah, you aren't allowed to mix up and put on your own toppings inside Starbucks, they consider it like they are a restaurant and you are bringing in your own food.
The slap was because you were naked and stroking yourself.
probably the same "many people" that Trump quotes.
Why does "copyright reform" always mean increasing copyright, either what it protects or overall term. never a reduced term or increased "fair use".
True, but Trump has a nude picture of Marlon Brando as a child as his phones background image.
Then we need to elect Trump now. Just tell him a windmill is actually a live camera connected to every home in America, and he will begin emitting hot air until someone tells him it isn't actually a camera.
Maybe we could just tell him he won, park him in front of a couple of them, and erect a wall around the whole system making it more efficient, prevent anyone from telling him that it isn't a camera and prevent him from wandering away.
Mainstream media is hiding the fact that Trump is the president of NAMBLA. Lots of people know, but are too afraid of what Trump will do to them.
clearly, the AC is talking about profit hilding. duh.
Yup, I only have Windows running, either within a VM or by booting into it for the few minutes that I need to run a couple of Windows-only applications.
And evidently, I need to remember to turn off Windows Update for Win8.1 when I next boot into Windows.
A lot of very knowledgeable people are saying that any vote for someone other than Trump is an "incorrect vote" and a sign of a rigged election.
And someone like Trump in charge of each country.
"Don't make me do it. I'll do it. You know I will. Many people want me to do it. Smart people. Awesome people.. NAMBLA FTW.
To who? You've killed your enemies and their children. Presumably, that may have left some old people and some women. And a destroyed economy.
You've got, what, 50 years or so, before they are back on their feet enough to spit angrily towards you.