Don't use the LAN or WLAN address as most are nat'd. Instead perform a traceroute from the client back to the server. Ignore any internal nat routes until you hit an Internet routable address. Store the first Internet routable address, if this changes often the user is either moving around a lot or has shared their password with someone else.
Yes it's an Algorithmic Implementation, but not what people think AI is.
I just googled Maisto which is plastered all over the image. It looks like they are a toy die-cast company: en.wikipedia.org.
If you look closely, there is a smaller version of the rover sitting on the right solar planel which looks like what is in the boxes to the right. You can see an unboxing of the toy here www.youtube.com.
Makes me wonder if they funded the rover by selling toy replicas?
I am a doctor**. Trust me and buy my hydrogen peroxide for your anus. Remember, if it hurt it works.
**not licensed in any state but I paid $15 from a website that gave me a doctorate in hydrogen nutritional supplement.
Happy! is about half 2017 and 2018, but I would agree with you, we need more Happy!
I'd also like to give a nod to Final Space ("chookity"). The Oroville has also had a few good episodes which is way more than I expected.
Sadly, what happened to Dr Who? New Doctor great; new cast ok; but the stories. Almost every other episode was a run down of of some pivotal civil rights movement event. I'm not saying prior Dr Who hasn't touched on political topics, but this season was so much in your face that even my wife looked at me and said "that's a bit preachy".
I was gonna say, they should just skip the bandwagon and start calling their stuff 6G, but sure lets just skip to 8G.
Of course what happens after 9G? Do we go to 10G or AG? And if we do go to AG will someone come out with AU? I mean these are just marketing terms at this point aren't they?
Based upon the 2015 numbers (2018 number show increases in #1 and #2, and reductions to everything else)
Social Security is #1, with about 33% the total budget
Medicare and Health is #2, with about 27% the total budget
Military is #3, with about 16% of the budget (adding Veterans is another 4% ish, so 20% total)
Interest on debt is #4, with about 6% of the budget
Below this is chump change, at about 18%.
So if your broke, you don't start cutting thing #3 on your list, you start with #1, then move to #2, then #3 and so on. Heck, just cutting #1 in half would free up enough money to double military spending. Cutting #1 and #2 in half would free up 30% which would almost triple chump change spending and thats without touching military or debt spending.
So in order of problems: Social Security very very very very big problem, Medicare and Health system very very very big problem, Military big problem, Debt not so bad a little a few more % points than on my home load, everything else chump change.
Same thing with state tax returns. You will let me electronic state file for like $20, or I can mail it in for less than $2, guess which one I'll choose (I also work just two blocks from the post office).
1. The burglars are tracked in real time as well, the cops find them quickly.
2. Same thing, BF is tracked being near your car.
3. Would track me at work, doing umm, work?
4. I know of a few shady places in town where I might pick up some drugs, not so sure I would want to hang out there otherwise.
5. I've had postings too, usually along the lines of "hey, that was you, small world".
6. My So would be disappointed to learn that I stop at the occasional grocery store, hardware store, auto parts store on the way home.
7. Maybe, but if I can't talk to people, maybe I should find a different company?
8. Ahh yes, dive bars. Well I guess if I did visit them frequently, maybe they have a point and should raise my rates so that their not forcing other people to pay more for my bad behavior.
9. A post, really. Heck if my neighbor wants the post replaced I'd more than gladly help them do so. All the posts I can see are also my posts as well, so its only the neighborly thing to do.
10. CABAL, do tell where I would find their meeting place in town? Why am I going to another country anyway? I know travel broadens the mind etc... But really I can find things I love to do and broaden my mind in my own house, town, or state without having the hassle of traveling halfway around the world and trying to get around there. I'm sure the Great Wall, the Pyramids, the Amazon, etc... are all great places, but I would get bored of them pretty quickly. I'd rather do something that challenges me, even if I never leave the house. Just walking around saying ahh, ohh, and the occasional snapshot does not challenge me.
Mind you I don't have a cell phone, but I assume I'm being tracked by my car, cameras, and debit card purchases anyway. Do I like being tracked, no. But other than dropping off the grid and paying for everything in cash or gold there isn't much you can do.
Honestly, the amount of data that is collected is so vast that finding anything significant is going to require a great deal of effort. So unless you are suspected of something your data is pretty much random noise. Companies that think otherwise are just fooling themselves. For example, my purchase of baby outfits, not because I'm having a baby but because I know someone who is having one. My purchase of fine brandy, not because I like to drink (I haven't had so much as a beer in over 25 years), I'm making a sauce out of it and I need something to flambeau.
My general strategy, make as much random noise as I can. If your doing something you shouldn't for long enough, you will get caught.
I didn't get a raise or bonus this year either. No, instead I got signed up for a Jelly of the month club!
The worse part is that I was expecting bonus money to cover the check I wrote for the swimming pool I was going to put in once the ground thawed. Now that check will bounce, I'll have to pay the bank fee for that. The pool company won't start the work in the spring and it may be another year before I can put in a pool. I'm also guaranteed to be at the bottom of the list when I do contact the pool company again.
I just wish someone would drag my boss from his happy cozy home and serve him to me on a silver platter; all tied up with a nice ribbon!
I didn't say it was a per text fee/tax. I also didn't say it was an existing action, it is something the California "wants" to do. Ie, they want to bill the customer directly for using text messages an additional tax/fee, which the previous post claimed the phone companies wouldn't want to do.
Personally I'm fine with that, as the article mentions that most people would just switch to another messaging platform that doesn't use text messages and tell the phone companies to stuff it. I see this as nothing more than the state wanting more money for stupid government projects (high speed rail, water storage tanks in the desert areas, washing the poop off San Fransisco streets, etc).
I believe California's motto is "Everyone Suffers Equally (unless your in politics)".
until you realize you unlocked your phone in the elevator to call your lawyer
Why are you calling your lawyer in the elevator? Unless your going to chat about the weather I wouldn't risk someone else listening in on the conversation. Also pass codes can be changed; your fingers, face, and voice are quite a bit harder to change.
Yes I know there are times and places you need to put in a pin (say for a debit card), in those places I usually fake a few button presses first, then put in my real pin, then a few more fake presses. Then when I'm done I lightly swipe the keypad to prevent thermal imaging from picking up heat signatures from the buttons I pressed. Am I over paranoid, maybe, that would explain why I had the bank set a 6 digit pin instead of a 4 digit one.
On the subject of pins why do we still recommend 4 digit pins? You would be insane if you have a website still using old 40bit encryption. So why are we still stuck at 4 digits for security? Let me type in a long pin if I want, say 32 digits of pi, or the first 5 fibonacci numbers. Heck I hate when sites limit me to 12 characters for passwords, if I want a 256 character password, I should be able to use that. Stop this stupid your password must include upper/lower case, x numbers, x special character, no dictionary words. I mean how likely is it that a hacker could guess that my password is "your mother likes to eat cat poop" vs a more typical "Pa$$w0rd"?
As conditions of the bail agreement, Meng must surrender her passports, wear a GPS tracking device and be accompanied by security detail whenever she leaves her residence.
And. . . She's gone!
She will check back in about a month from now and apologize for her misdeeds to China and swear she is a model Chinese citizen. Seen it before.
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You want to stop white collar crime? Start fucking shooting CEOs, lawyers, and politicians ... they're the real fucking crooks.
Whooo whooo whooo. . . bullets cost money. . . . . . how about a white collar battle royale?
What am I missing here?
The loads of cash these companies expect from every person on the planet for access to their stash of MacGuffins.
Don't use the LAN or WLAN address as most are nat'd. Instead perform a traceroute from the client back to the server. Ignore any internal nat routes until you hit an Internet routable address. Store the first Internet routable address, if this changes often the user is either moving around a lot or has shared their password with someone else.
Yes it's an Algorithmic Implementation, but not what people think AI is.
Steve Jobs marketing strategy was something along the lines of: its not the product, its how the product is going to make the customers life better.
Apple's current marketing strategy is trying to complete on feature sets and specs; and they will lose as someone else will always one up them.
I'm heading to the Walmart now to pick up some poster board and markers!
Oh wait, I'm not Catholic. But I do likes me a good protest!
I just googled Maisto which is plastered all over the image. It looks like they are a toy die-cast company: en.wikipedia.org.
If you look closely, there is a smaller version of the rover sitting on the right solar planel which looks like what is in the boxes to the right. You can see an unboxing of the toy here www.youtube.com.
Makes me wonder if they funded the rover by selling toy replicas?
I am a doctor**. Trust me and buy my hydrogen peroxide for your anus. Remember, if it hurt it works. **not licensed in any state but I paid $15 from a website that gave me a doctorate in hydrogen nutritional supplement.
Dude! What ads are you looking at?
About 112grams.
And, yes. If you add enough accelerant to get it hot enough.
So. . . Netflix should raise its rates by 15%, then offer a 15% discount to those who pay with other means?
What troubles you Google Brother? Are you not of the happy? All hail the glorious Google!
Happy! is about half 2017 and 2018, but I would agree with you, we need more Happy!
I'd also like to give a nod to Final Space ("chookity"). The Oroville has also had a few good episodes which is way more than I expected.
Sadly, what happened to Dr Who? New Doctor great; new cast ok; but the stories. Almost every other episode was a run down of of some pivotal civil rights movement event. I'm not saying prior Dr Who hasn't touched on political topics, but this season was so much in your face that even my wife looked at me and said "that's a bit preachy".
I was gonna say, they should just skip the bandwagon and start calling their stuff 6G, but sure lets just skip to 8G.
Of course what happens after 9G? Do we go to 10G or AG? And if we do go to AG will someone come out with AU? I mean these are just marketing terms at this point aren't they?
The Ministry of Silly Walks
Your right. . . only IE isn't supporting shadow dom (v0 was experimental, v1 is used now):
Shadow Dom Support
Now it is being included in the standard Dom/Html/CSS/Event W3C specs.
W3C
So yes, YouTube (ie Google) provided a hacked "pollyfill" and/or javascript version to emulate what was spec by W3C but not implemented by IE.
Try looking at some numbers.
2015 Spending (pie graph breakdown)
2018 Spending (no graph)
Based upon the 2015 numbers (2018 number show increases in #1 and #2, and reductions to everything else)
Social Security is #1, with about 33% the total budget
Medicare and Health is #2, with about 27% the total budget
Military is #3, with about 16% of the budget (adding Veterans is another 4% ish, so 20% total)
Interest on debt is #4, with about 6% of the budget
Below this is chump change, at about 18%.
So if your broke, you don't start cutting thing #3 on your list, you start with #1, then move to #2, then #3 and so on. Heck, just cutting #1 in half would free up enough money to double military spending. Cutting #1 and #2 in half would free up 30% which would almost triple chump change spending and thats without touching military or debt spending.
So in order of problems: Social Security very very very very big problem, Medicare and Health system very very very big problem, Military big problem, Debt not so bad a little a few more % points than on my home load, everything else chump change.
Same thing with state tax returns. You will let me electronic state file for like $20, or I can mail it in for less than $2, guess which one I'll choose (I also work just two blocks from the post office).
1. The burglars are tracked in real time as well, the cops find them quickly.
2. Same thing, BF is tracked being near your car.
3. Would track me at work, doing umm, work?
4. I know of a few shady places in town where I might pick up some drugs, not so sure I would want to hang out there otherwise.
5. I've had postings too, usually along the lines of "hey, that was you, small world".
6. My So would be disappointed to learn that I stop at the occasional grocery store, hardware store, auto parts store on the way home.
7. Maybe, but if I can't talk to people, maybe I should find a different company?
8. Ahh yes, dive bars. Well I guess if I did visit them frequently, maybe they have a point and should raise my rates so that their not forcing other people to pay more for my bad behavior.
9. A post, really. Heck if my neighbor wants the post replaced I'd more than gladly help them do so. All the posts I can see are also my posts as well, so its only the neighborly thing to do.
10. CABAL, do tell where I would find their meeting place in town? Why am I going to another country anyway? I know travel broadens the mind etc... But really I can find things I love to do and broaden my mind in my own house, town, or state without having the hassle of traveling halfway around the world and trying to get around there. I'm sure the Great Wall, the Pyramids, the Amazon, etc... are all great places, but I would get bored of them pretty quickly. I'd rather do something that challenges me, even if I never leave the house. Just walking around saying ahh, ohh, and the occasional snapshot does not challenge me.
Mind you I don't have a cell phone, but I assume I'm being tracked by my car, cameras, and debit card purchases anyway. Do I like being tracked, no. But other than dropping off the grid and paying for everything in cash or gold there isn't much you can do.
Honestly, the amount of data that is collected is so vast that finding anything significant is going to require a great deal of effort. So unless you are suspected of something your data is pretty much random noise. Companies that think otherwise are just fooling themselves. For example, my purchase of baby outfits, not because I'm having a baby but because I know someone who is having one. My purchase of fine brandy, not because I like to drink (I haven't had so much as a beer in over 25 years), I'm making a sauce out of it and I need something to flambeau.
My general strategy, make as much random noise as I can. If your doing something you shouldn't for long enough, you will get caught.
0118, 999, 881, 999, 119, 725 . .
That's
0118, 999, 881, 999, 119, 725 . .
Hello, I’ve had a bit of a tumble
I didn't get a raise or bonus this year either. No, instead I got signed up for a Jelly of the month club!
The worse part is that I was expecting bonus money to cover the check I wrote for the swimming pool I was going to put in once the ground thawed. Now that check will bounce, I'll have to pay the bank fee for that. The pool company won't start the work in the spring and it may be another year before I can put in a pool. I'm also guaranteed to be at the bottom of the list when I do contact the pool company again.
I just wish someone would drag my boss from his happy cozy home and serve him to me on a silver platter; all tied up with a nice ribbon!
This sucks, and where's the tylenol?
not a fee per text
I didn't say it was a per text fee/tax. I also didn't say it was an existing action, it is something the California "wants" to do. Ie, they want to bill the customer directly for using text messages an additional tax/fee, which the previous post claimed the phone companies wouldn't want to do.
Personally I'm fine with that, as the article mentions that most people would just switch to another messaging platform that doesn't use text messages and tell the phone companies to stuff it. I see this as nothing more than the state wanting more money for stupid government projects (high speed rail, water storage tanks in the desert areas, washing the poop off San Fransisco streets, etc).
I believe California's motto is "Everyone Suffers Equally (unless your in politics)".
until you realize you unlocked your phone in the elevator to call your lawyer
Why are you calling your lawyer in the elevator? Unless your going to chat about the weather I wouldn't risk someone else listening in on the conversation. Also pass codes can be changed; your fingers, face, and voice are quite a bit harder to change.
Yes I know there are times and places you need to put in a pin (say for a debit card), in those places I usually fake a few button presses first, then put in my real pin, then a few more fake presses. Then when I'm done I lightly swipe the keypad to prevent thermal imaging from picking up heat signatures from the buttons I pressed. Am I over paranoid, maybe, that would explain why I had the bank set a 6 digit pin instead of a 4 digit one.
On the subject of pins why do we still recommend 4 digit pins? You would be insane if you have a website still using old 40bit encryption. So why are we still stuck at 4 digits for security? Let me type in a long pin if I want, say 32 digits of pi, or the first 5 fibonacci numbers. Heck I hate when sites limit me to 12 characters for passwords, if I want a 256 character password, I should be able to use that. Stop this stupid your password must include upper/lower case, x numbers, x special character, no dictionary words. I mean how likely is it that a hacker could guess that my password is "your mother likes to eat cat poop" vs a more typical "Pa$$w0rd"?
they want to charge the originating companies extra fees for the ability to send text messages to their customers rather than charge the customers
Not so fast there! In California they want to start taxing the user for text messages.
Text Message Tax
As conditions of the bail agreement, Meng must surrender her passports, wear a GPS tracking device and be accompanied by security detail whenever she leaves her residence.
And. . . She's gone!
She will check back in about a month from now and apologize for her misdeeds to China and swear she is a model Chinese citizen. Seen it before.
It looks like you're trying to send Nigerian Spam.
Would you like help?
Don't show me this tip again
If it's a disposable cup you can save yourself a trip.
Umm, gross!