I thought drunk driving was illegal? How does society at large permit and encourage it? Local peer pressure sure, but I wouldn't blame society as a whole.
I'm not sure if this was supposed to be a metaphor or not, but either way I can't see Apple putting a blanket ban on anything remotely controversial is going to be definitively good for your children.
Your literal neighbor can STILL rip off his pants and tell your kids it'll be their little secret, and your kids can STILL get photos of naked girls and/or boys from their friends at school.
Is being on a scuzzy looking website grounds for life in prison?
Taking my tinfoil hat off for a moment to go all conspiracy theorist, but who's to say the 16 year old girl wasn't a plant because SOMEONE got tired of what Wilson was doing with 3D-printed guns? Can you say with certainty that the big weapons manufacturers don't have that kind of power? Or the government? Or both?
Not to mention holding your save games at ransom. "Oh, you've got a 99% complete save file? Would be a shame if you stopped paying for a couple of months and something... happened to it."
It is similar to how mapmakers would sneak in tiny factual errors, like a teeny-tiny side road in the middle of nowhere; if that road suddenly appeared in a rival's maps you knew he was copying you.
How long does it take to build new power masts and string new power cables from mast to mast? Will they be done before the next hurricane comes through and tears it all back down again?
If the hurricane knocked over a tree that crashed down on top of the generator then it doesn't really matter how much diesel is left in the tank, even TRYING to turn that generator on is a no-no.
That's not casual conversation, you're not waiting your turn to speak in order to address the guy sitting next to you; you're waiting to ask the lecturer a question, which makes said lecturer a part of 99% of conversation.
And what I heard in the 90s was that giving money to the citizens of impoverished nations (let's be direct and say Africa here) just meant that the money ended up in the pockets of that country's government. Those guys had much less use of, say, a sack of goat feed.
But 'controller' already refers to too many things in the computer world. Including the part that figures out whether a device is set to master or slave.
In that case you don't publicize that you're swarming around the area, you send a single computer geek to the observatory to plant fake data for the equipment to sniff, then see where it ends up.
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Do you consider Windows forcing the installation of un-vetted and non-native programs as part of its update process to be GOOD security?
Holy crap, where's your bar for when something is bad security?
I thought drunk driving was illegal? How does society at large permit and encourage it? Local peer pressure sure, but I wouldn't blame society as a whole.
I'm not sure if this was supposed to be a metaphor or not, but either way I can't see Apple putting a blanket ban on anything remotely controversial is going to be definitively good for your children.
Your literal neighbor can STILL rip off his pants and tell your kids it'll be their little secret, and your kids can STILL get photos of naked girls and/or boys from their friends at school.
Is being on a scuzzy looking website grounds for life in prison?
Taking my tinfoil hat off for a moment to go all conspiracy theorist, but who's to say the 16 year old girl wasn't a plant because SOMEONE got tired of what Wilson was doing with 3D-printed guns? Can you say with certainty that the big weapons manufacturers don't have that kind of power? Or the government? Or both?
Like Xerox and Kleenex, CCTV in the common mind has become a synonym for 'Video Surveillance Camera'.
You have just created the best incentive ever to NOT say that something is wrong even if you're 99.9% sure it is.
You seem to be under the mistaken impression that the internet isn't already full of animals doing what comes naturally. And unnaturally.
His examples are less like going back to an abusive husband and more like, "Meh, he forgot to wash the dishes again. I'll just do it myself."
Not to mention holding your save games at ransom. "Oh, you've got a 99% complete save file? Would be a shame if you stopped paying for a couple of months and something ... happened to it."
So every video uploaded by every semi-popular news outlet would need to be vetted before people can watch the news?
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HOW do you concile 'wants to mooch off younger generation' with 'wants to keep their jobs'?
I haven't watched the video, but the summary reads like a Jerry Springer episode.
That reminds me of a story ...
It is similar to how mapmakers would sneak in tiny factual errors, like a teeny-tiny side road in the middle of nowhere; if that road suddenly appeared in a rival's maps you knew he was copying you.
And yet according to the summary, the average American eats non-home made dinner every other day.
How long does it take to build new power masts and string new power cables from mast to mast? Will they be done before the next hurricane comes through and tears it all back down again?
If the hurricane knocked over a tree that crashed down on top of the generator then it doesn't really matter how much diesel is left in the tank, even TRYING to turn that generator on is a no-no.
That's not casual conversation, you're not waiting your turn to speak in order to address the guy sitting next to you; you're waiting to ask the lecturer a question, which makes said lecturer a part of 99% of conversation.
Your mission: Use this swastika to pleasure these four blonde ladies at the same time!
And what I heard in the 90s was that giving money to the citizens of impoverished nations (let's be direct and say Africa here) just meant that the money ended up in the pockets of that country's government. Those guys had much less use of, say, a sack of goat feed.
"Why can-"
"OMFG RACIST NAZI WOMANHATER! #METOO!"
Yes, Slashdot. It's like yelling because that was my intention.
But 'controller' already refers to too many things in the computer world. Including the part that figures out whether a device is set to master or slave.
In that case you don't publicize that you're swarming around the area, you send a single computer geek to the observatory to plant fake data for the equipment to sniff, then see where it ends up.
Not very stealthy, though.
What about AppRender?