Some of our ancestors tried that. Observe the lion chewing on your extremities as a detached analytical observer. The survivors ran like hell, thereby reinforcing that particular genetic branch.
I suppose you could put a credit freeze on your records through Equifax. But leave them available through Experian and TransUnion. If your bank or landlord uses Equifax, they'd just turn you down for credit or a lease. But then that rejection would go on your record and be available through the other agencies. Pretty soon your credit score would go in the shitter and you'd have to pay cash for everything.
This is about saving that particular ecosystem. How am I supposed to enjoy sightseeing if there are no corpses of moron hikers with broken thighbones laying about for me to mock?
Are you certain it was a mistake? It could have been sabotage.
From TFS:
We can see the mark where the drill bit slid along the surface of the hull
That doesn't sound like an accurately located hole. Which would most likely have been made with a jig or started with a punch. Someone just walked up with a drill and it skidded across the surface. A failing grade on a Metal Shop 101 project in high school.
How can a service like Twitter be a "designated public forum" and be safe from unilateral blocking when the networks it is carried on are the private property of the telecoms on which they can carry whatever traffic that they please?
For sale? How could this be a problem when this is actually built into Windows?*
*As anyone who has ever received a bogus tech support call and then dutifully executed the commands dictated to them by 'Microsoft support'. And then had their system pwned.
If they have me in custody and reasonable cause, then a warrant shouldn't be a problem. But that spoils their ability to go sniffing around undetected.
Zuckerberg and his team of Silicon Valley-based executives failed to foresee its malignant applications: misinformation, propaganda, rumor, hate.
That's the New York Times' job.
Some of our ancestors tried that. Observe the lion chewing on your extremities as a detached analytical observer. The survivors ran like hell, thereby reinforcing that particular genetic branch.
Recycled dinosaurs
INB4 a link to Goatse Guy.
Plus, you can unfreeze for a window
The idea is to block Equifax at all times. To encourage lenders to use the alternate services.
"Thank you sir. May I have another?"
I suppose you could put a credit freeze on your records through Equifax. But leave them available through Experian and TransUnion. If your bank or landlord uses Equifax, they'd just turn you down for credit or a lease. But then that rejection would go on your record and be available through the other agencies. Pretty soon your credit score would go in the shitter and you'd have to pay cash for everything.
I tried entering www.slashdot.org and ended up at some strange site with endlessly repeating stories.
And the law won.
TFS: It's good style to use the complete name of the subject of an article at least once. But yeah, this is Slashdot, so carry on editors.
This is about saving that particular ecosystem. How am I supposed to enjoy sightseeing if there are no corpses of moron hikers with broken thighbones laying about for me to mock?
Oh, you sent me 1000 messages? Well, turns out I was on vacation.
FTFY.
A mistake was made.
Are you certain it was a mistake? It could have been sabotage.
From TFS:
We can see the mark where the drill bit slid along the surface of the hull
That doesn't sound like an accurately located hole. Which would most likely have been made with a jig or started with a punch. Someone just walked up with a drill and it skidded across the surface. A failing grade on a Metal Shop 101 project in high school.
This is Lenny.
if you still use antenna / analog cable, you probably can't or won't get broadband in that place
Wrong. 1 Gb FiOS at my house. And I have an OTA antenna for my TV.
Why do you think this kind of behavior is specific to Russia? I've seen the same attitudes at American companies.
China !
Chinesium drill bit would never have made it through the aluminum.
I bet Depends sells more than this.
How can a service like Twitter be a "designated public forum" and be safe from unilateral blocking when the networks it is carried on are the private property of the telecoms on which they can carry whatever traffic that they please?
It would basically be impossible to run a site like Slashdot under that requirement.
I was thinking more along the lines of Stackoverflow. There goes our software industry.
For sale? How could this be a problem when this is actually built into Windows?*
*As anyone who has ever received a bogus tech support call and then dutifully executed the commands dictated to them by 'Microsoft support'. And then had their system pwned.
Well, there goes the fishing expedition.
If they have me in custody and reasonable cause, then a warrant shouldn't be a problem. But that spoils their ability to go sniffing around undetected.
Or at least King Charles I wishes they were.