At the same time Europeans are facing fines for disparaging remarks about the massive amounts of refugees we've been getting for the past six months or so, under racism laws. The courts have declared in no uncertain terms that it is racist to spit at these refugees as they're marching up the highway.
Racism in America started with 'your' slaves, yes. That is your original definition of racism. But like many things the meaning has evolved and shifted to now encompass "People coming from different cultural backgrounds than myself" - and let's face it, that includes muslims. Or moslems, or whatever the proper spelling is in English.
Devil's Advocate: This is a proof-of-concept without the backend being finished just yet.
That said, a lot of error messages should make an experienced helper go, "Oh, just close out of that program, wait ten seconds, start it back up." anyway. A QR code will force him to go to Microsoft's knowledge base (does that show ads?) only to facepalm at realizing which error it is. Again.
At the very least this will make the knowledge base see a sudden surge in use, and department leads just love that for their quarterly reports.
This is pretty much standard operating procedure. They can't outlaw anonymizing services, but they can make running them so much hassle that very, VERY few people want to get involved.
Pretty probable, actually. Both connected to a USB hub on your desk, hub loses connection for whatever reason (minor short circuit, dog walks under the table, crap like that) and bam, you lose both keyboard and mouse.
This leads to storing unique IDs from your peripherals to recognize them if they get plugged back in etc. all in a desperate attempt to safeguard against a very rare kind of attack while inconveniencing lots of legit uses.
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A mechanical lock on your car that is normally unlocked by your phone is necessary because sometimes PHONE batteries go dead. Happens far more often than car batteries going dead, too.
"I firmly believe that if $candidate had won the election it would have spelled the end of the world! Killing him/her was self defense! I stood my ground!"
No, the obvious strategy is having one machine that prints the numbers, and another machine that can check which numbers have won. NOT the same machine.
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At the same time Europeans are facing fines for disparaging remarks about the massive amounts of refugees we've been getting for the past six months or so, under racism laws. The courts have declared in no uncertain terms that it is racist to spit at these refugees as they're marching up the highway.
Racism in America started with 'your' slaves, yes. That is your original definition of racism. But like many things the meaning has evolved and shifted to now encompass "People coming from different cultural backgrounds than myself" - and let's face it, that includes muslims. Or moslems, or whatever the proper spelling is in English.
What does someone like me that never jumped on the Bitcoin hype do? Just write the computer off as a lost cause?
Devil's Advocate: This is a proof-of-concept without the backend being finished just yet.
That said, a lot of error messages should make an experienced helper go, "Oh, just close out of that program, wait ten seconds, start it back up." anyway. A QR code will force him to go to Microsoft's knowledge base (does that show ads?) only to facepalm at realizing which error it is. Again.
At the very least this will make the knowledge base see a sudden surge in use, and department leads just love that for their quarterly reports.
Don't worry, the confusion will get worse if the US gets Donald Trump for president while the EU has Donald Tusk for chairman.
So if evidence points to the public wifi at the local McDonalds, does the police go do a raid there as well?
This is pretty much standard operating procedure. They can't outlaw anonymizing services, but they can make running them so much hassle that very, VERY few people want to get involved.
Current price is 8 dollars rounded.
New price is 10 dollars rounded.
Your 20% is if you look back; for the people currently paying 8 dollars they now have to pay 2 dollars more, and 2 dollars is 25% of 8 dollars.
It would be worse than copying it, actually, since the newspapers' own servers would be used to serve the content, with associated maintenance costs.
Pretty probable, actually. Both connected to a USB hub on your desk, hub loses connection for whatever reason (minor short circuit, dog walks under the table, crap like that) and bam, you lose both keyboard and mouse.
This leads to storing unique IDs from your peripherals to recognize them if they get plugged back in etc. all in a desperate attempt to safeguard against a very rare kind of attack while inconveniencing lots of legit uses.
Like DRM and TSA.
On the bright side, I am pretty sure they haven't made USB memory sticks yet that can read and parse the post-it on the monitor!
But can the AI itself then be considered art, as it has been made to make people observing it in action feel awe and astonishment at what it is doing?
Please tell us how you really feel and how you will finance fiber connections for everyone that buys a console ever.
To be fair, can you imagine flipping a coin and flawlessly catching it thousands of times per day?
That was surprising? Have you seen a TSA agent recently?
That was only because it had already been revealed and he didn't see a way of stealing the patent.
Silly boy, they're called mods. Sometimes expansion packs.
No, this proves that my phone provider's ridiculous cap of 200 MB per month truly is ridiculous!
Actually modern law: Because claiming "fair use" can see the case tied up in court for years.
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Then the law should say that instead of blanket statements that are open to interpretation as required.
That's "double", mr. Olsoc. ... ;-)
A mechanical lock on your car that is normally unlocked by your phone is necessary because sometimes PHONE batteries go dead. Happens far more often than car batteries going dead, too.
"I firmly believe that if $candidate had won the election it would have spelled the end of the world! Killing him/her was self defense! I stood my ground!"
Done and done.
This has got to be the next natural step of On-Rails gameplay.
No, the obvious strategy is having one machine that prints the numbers, and another machine that can check which numbers have won. NOT the same machine.