IRS: Where did that 500K in your bitcoin account come from?
Me: Selling WoW goods.
IRS: Do you have any records to back that up?
Me: Yes. But they are cloaked by an invisibility spell.
You don't rig the drawing. You find a way to insert a record of the winning number being sold after the drawing. You get some blank lottery ticket paper and print yourself that winning ticket.
Because all other energy suppliers are responsible for providing that as a part of their costs. Wind and solar (notoriously fickle sources) have just lobbied for 'smart grids' and load shedding to accommodate their variability. But they push the expense for those onto grid operators and customers. And then boast about how low their costs are dropping.
Key management and encryption standards. Too many people are positioned to make their platform/product THE industry standard (for a small per transaction fee, of course). Rather than getting behind a distributed peer-to-peer solution. And when the industry or government puts together a working group to propose an open solution, the leading providers just send Goober to sit on the committee and mess things up.
Back in the old days, things happened on the Internet before the big players caught on. Now they have people everywhere watching.
Those that had extreme allergies in those sorts of place probably die in infancy.
There was a project to develop an easily transportable food to alleviate starvation in some parts of Africa. The result was a squeeze tube of a peanut-butter fortified with some nutrients and other stuff that didn't require refrigeration. Kids, even babies could eat it.
When asked about the possibility of triggering peanut allergies, an epidemiologist (part of the development team) said that they didn't see significant rates of peanut allergies in Africa. I think people in this sort of profession knows the difference between low rates of occurrence and counting the survivors that the substance didn't kill.
When I was in grade school in the early 1960's, I was in one class where the teacher announced that one student had a peanut allergy. So we should not trade or share the contents of our lunches. Evidently not a serious enough allergy to warrant banning peanuts. Also, the sensitive student wasn't identified. Probably to avoid teasing.
I'm guessing that by high school, kids are responsible enough to avoid peanuts on their own, unless the allergy is so severe that proximity might trigger it.
Not so much feeling good about feeling bad. But accepting that your moods change and sometimes you are going to feel down. It's normal and you'll get over it.
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IRS: Where did that 500K in your bitcoin account come from?
Me: Selling WoW goods.
IRS: Do you have any records to back that up?
Me: Yes. But they are cloaked by an invisibility spell.
I'm wondering how long it will take for governments to start trying to make anonymous currencies illegal.
Benjamin Franklins are next.
Germans complain about Microsoft and come back proclaiming "Peace for our time".
a crew member entered a 0 into a field in a network database
The first time the Navy has had a ship disabled by a zero since WWII.
I'll bet the Navy is really pissed about that.
We'll show them! We'll get some airplanes!
You don't rig the drawing. You find a way to insert a record of the winning number being sold after the drawing. You get some blank lottery ticket paper and print yourself that winning ticket.
We deliver whatever the content provider gives us.
Just not fast enough to be of any use.
I too like to find a grammar mistake
There is a robot that can do that job.
Put up an antenna.
Kaspersky could just point to the actual backdoor in the US products
Using this same logic, the FBI could point to the actual backdoor in Kaspersky's products.
the car owner couldn't simply replace the car key without risking the car battery to overcharge and catch fire
Lennart Poettering builds a car.
Reminds me of the beater I used to drive.
(Oblig. bad car analogy)
claiming to show that the Moscow-based cybersecurity company Kaspersky Lab is an unacceptable threat to national security
Open the pod bay doors.
and three pedals.
Are they paying their own way to provide spinning reserve?
Because all other energy suppliers are responsible for providing that as a part of their costs. Wind and solar (notoriously fickle sources) have just lobbied for 'smart grids' and load shedding to accommodate their variability. But they push the expense for those onto grid operators and customers. And then boast about how low their costs are dropping.
Key management and encryption standards. Too many people are positioned to make their platform/product THE industry standard (for a small per transaction fee, of course). Rather than getting behind a distributed peer-to-peer solution. And when the industry or government puts together a working group to propose an open solution, the leading providers just send Goober to sit on the committee and mess things up.
Back in the old days, things happened on the Internet before the big players caught on. Now they have people everywhere watching.
Those that had extreme allergies in those sorts of place probably die in infancy.
There was a project to develop an easily transportable food to alleviate starvation in some parts of Africa. The result was a squeeze tube of a peanut-butter fortified with some nutrients and other stuff that didn't require refrigeration. Kids, even babies could eat it.
When asked about the possibility of triggering peanut allergies, an epidemiologist (part of the development team) said that they didn't see significant rates of peanut allergies in Africa. I think people in this sort of profession knows the difference between low rates of occurrence and counting the survivors that the substance didn't kill.
When I was in grade school in the early 1960's, I was in one class where the teacher announced that one student had a peanut allergy. So we should not trade or share the contents of our lunches. Evidently not a serious enough allergy to warrant banning peanuts. Also, the sensitive student wasn't identified. Probably to avoid teasing.
I'm guessing that by high school, kids are responsible enough to avoid peanuts on their own, unless the allergy is so severe that proximity might trigger it.
Do these people even english?
Well, this IS The Grauniad. What did you expect?
Just mix ammonia and bleach.
Not so much feeling good about feeling bad. But accepting that your moods change and sometimes you are going to feel down. It's normal and you'll get over it.
Or we will switch our users to Apple Maps. And you will never see any of us again.