The cryobank mentioned actually denies involvement with him, flat-out. I get a feeling we're being trolled and this is a viral marketing campaign for a crappy movie.
Come on, really? You really think they're asking for a free ride? It's more like, "Please don't tamper with our highways and interstates if you don't like what we're driving, or where we came from. We DID pay our taxes you know..." (connection fees/monthly rates)
I think network neutrality is a good thing. And I'm willing to bet most republicans and even slightly right-leaning people that will read these comments on/. feel the same way. Now might not be the best time to alienate them/us further with "Moscow Donald" remarks and more demonization.
Seems *possible* they might, at some point, have leaked warnings to infraguard type people who would patch certain holes quietly... They also released a secure version of linux... centos or ubuntu or something
I heard about it on AM radio today, so I really was sure they were saying OAF at first. Going by which companies are going into it, it definitely fits better, anyway.
Not only that, but somehow they have the highest 'bulk' charge of all the networks. Anyone that has cable with ESPN on it is paying (Disney)/ESPN $7/month.
Microwaves use around 2.4Ghz just like wifi routers, so maybe if you put a whole bunch of routers/AP's in, you can jam the microwave oven's ability to communicate. Turnabout is fair play?
Seems the majority of stories coming out about Uber are related to how unhappy the drivers are. And how low the pay is/How hard it is to stay in the black. My major red flag was a story about how they "job interviewed" a bunch of potential drivers, but it seemed that it turned out to be a bait/switch for free consulting to help train their self-driving cars.... Sorry, I can't seem to find the article ATM.
To be fair, they tried harder than that. They started selling arduinos and other microprocessor kits and the little sensors, shields, and accessories to accompany them. But when the package of 20 male-male jumper wires were going for $9.95 instead of $4 from Amazon prime or $1 from ebay (slowchinaboat), they were fighting a losing battle.
NN was supposed to preven the bullshit that Verizon did to Netflix. Slowing down content based on point of origin/destination. If the worst we see is partnered content being free, we'll have gotten off lucky.
Depends on the component. Google around how a camera flash too close tto a raspberry pi causes a reboot (slightly older versions, like the early releases of v2)
Also, a ccd is a charged coupled device... Its just *waiting* for radiation to hit it. It sounds like the cameras are the first things to go on these probes/robots. Things like a motor, hooked to a battery, not so vulnerable.
Darn you, I was thinking the exact same thing. Except having the fiber pointing forward, and just looping around to the back, wehre the CCD is "exposed" but the rest of the camera just layered in lead.
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The cryobank mentioned actually denies involvement with him, flat-out. I get a feeling we're being trolled and this is a viral marketing campaign for a crappy movie.
Come on, really? You really think they're asking for a free ride? It's more like, "Please don't tamper with our highways and interstates if you don't like what we're driving, or where we came from. We DID pay our taxes you know..." (connection fees/monthly rates)
I think network neutrality is a good thing. And I'm willing to bet most republicans and even slightly right-leaning people that will read these comments on /. feel the same way. Now might not be the best time to alienate them/us further with "Moscow Donald" remarks and more demonization.
Just a thought, guys.
You're pretty optimistic about their long-term viability... I'd bet small amounts of shiny coins they'll be bankrupt within 2 years.
Apple needs to shed a few, as well. They own 17.0.0.0/8
Seems *possible* they might, at some point, have leaked warnings to infraguard type people who would patch certain holes quietly... They also released a secure version of linux... centos or ubuntu or something
" it didn't well suit some of the people we wanted to reach," admitted Apple SVP Craig Federighi. "
That is totally PR speak for "WE F'D THE POOCH OVER A CHAIR.
I heard about it on AM radio today, so I really was sure they were saying OAF at first. Going by which companies are going into it, it definitely fits better, anyway.
Not only that, but somehow they have the highest 'bulk' charge of all the networks. Anyone that has cable with ESPN on it is paying (Disney)/ESPN $7/month.
More people watch the fish tank at Leo's pet store.
This is worse than that... Just because I bought a smart tv didn't mean I had to have it hooked to the internet via ethernet or wifi...
Is it fair to credit you that we have RC helicopters and multicopters?
Either way, thanks for all you've contributed.
Found the big city slicker. Are you going to the alamo drafthouse type theaters and ordering a pitcher of beer, or something?
Microwaves use around 2.4Ghz just like wifi routers, so maybe if you put a whole bunch of routers/AP's in, you can jam the microwave oven's ability to communicate. Turnabout is fair play?
Seems the majority of stories coming out about Uber are related to how unhappy the drivers are. And how low the pay is/How hard it is to stay in the black.
My major red flag was a story about how they "job interviewed" a bunch of potential drivers, but it seemed that it turned out to be a bait/switch for free consulting to help train their self-driving cars.... Sorry, I can't seem to find the article ATM.
To be fair, they tried harder than that. They started selling arduinos and other microprocessor kits and the little sensors, shields, and accessories to accompany them. But when the package of 20 male-male jumper wires were going for $9.95 instead of $4 from Amazon prime or $1 from ebay (slowchinaboat), they were fighting a losing battle.
That's why you buy a $5 box for several thousand, for a dozen of every conceivable value. Or $12 if you want them sorted/labeled. :)
It's on the short list for the Xenon awards.
NN was supposed to preven the bullshit that Verizon did to Netflix. Slowing down content based on point of origin/destination. If the worst we see is partnered content being free, we'll have gotten off lucky.
Never heard of Sandy Berger? This is not problem unique to either party
Depends on the component. Google around how a camera flash too close tto a raspberry pi causes a reboot (slightly older versions, like the early releases of v2)
Also, a ccd is a charged coupled device... Its just *waiting* for radiation to hit it. It sounds like the cameras are the first things to go on these probes/robots.
Things like a motor, hooked to a battery, not so vulnerable.
Darn you, I was thinking the exact same thing. Except having the fiber pointing forward, and just looping around to the back, wehre the CCD is "exposed" but the rest of the camera just layered in lead.
And Mythbusters!
"Honey, where is my super-suit??"
'Why do you want to know??!'