Telling people that there is no damage because you can ask for something to be removed is silly IMO, that doesn't cover the time it was up until the request was followed and I dislike the idea of opt-out in general, asking someone for permission should happen BEFORE acting, not just acting and telling people they have to come to you to revoke their permission.
Also it's garbage. The uncanny valley comes from one aspect of the image being human-like but others not, e.g. a perfectly human 3d model but with a lighting system that makes it look like concrete and animations that are on par with animatronics. The theory was put forth by a robotics researcher and robots had very primitive movements at the time despite maybe having very humanlike appearances. Of course it's going to creep people out if you show them something that looks like a human when still but moves like animatronics. Games don't have the mechanical limitations of robots and a movement can have any "force" in it. Motion capture gets pretty damn close to real movements, enough to give it the appearance of being alive that the uncanny valley bots lacked.
The limit for quantum computing is currently space, the number of qubits you can keep at the same time is still very limited and AFAIK current QCs don't have the space to store a 2048 bit key.
Yes, with their wallets. Because they don't have to buy MS products and there's no way anyone would ever have to buy Office if he didn't like it. Didn't the libertarian brigade tell you anything about the magic of capitalism?
"Department of Homeland Security" (my God, what an Orwellian phrase)
It's pretty much what the soviet secret services for catching dissidents were called (KGB = Commitee for State Security, Stasi = Ministry for State Security).
You can call conservatives, libertarians, social democrats, communists, nazis, etc the solution but it doesn't mean jack when none of them are running for office (or at least standing a chance at winning an election). By now I'm sure that even a "liberal" or "neo-con" (Dems, Reps) with integrity would be better. ANYONE with integrity and the will to actually push for his party's goals instead of his lobbyists' would probably do better.
We do (EUCD) but I don't think a cryptosystem like that counts as a copy protection. Though there might be some stupid anti-hacking laws on the books (remember the whole outcry over banning "hacker tools"?).
With all the loopholes, legal corruption and crap going on these days it IS a rare sight for a wrong and unethical thing to be illegal.
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You can probably leave the antenna in plain sight, as long as it's mounted on a van people will assume you're a radio technician or something and using the antenna for business.
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Telling people that there is no damage because you can ask for something to be removed is silly IMO, that doesn't cover the time it was up until the request was followed and I dislike the idea of opt-out in general, asking someone for permission should happen BEFORE acting, not just acting and telling people they have to come to you to revoke their permission.
And at least once for porn.
Chuck Norris has only one stat, Rounhouse Kick, but it can be applied successfully to any problem.
I think this just proves that (vanilla) D&D is not suitable for modeling present-day people.
Any attempt to depict Chuck Norris would require numbers over 9000.
he gains experience points through sleeping with every non-human female currently in play.
Won't somebody please think of the tribbles?
Also it's garbage. The uncanny valley comes from one aspect of the image being human-like but others not, e.g. a perfectly human 3d model but with a lighting system that makes it look like concrete and animations that are on par with animatronics. The theory was put forth by a robotics researcher and robots had very primitive movements at the time despite maybe having very humanlike appearances. Of course it's going to creep people out if you show them something that looks like a human when still but moves like animatronics. Games don't have the mechanical limitations of robots and a movement can have any "force" in it. Motion capture gets pretty damn close to real movements, enough to give it the appearance of being alive that the uncanny valley bots lacked.
Of course you'll have to program it in TriINTERCAL...
I read it as qutris. Quantum Tetris would be... weird.
The limit for quantum computing is currently space, the number of qubits you can keep at the same time is still very limited and AFAIK current QCs don't have the space to store a 2048 bit key.
And if it's spectacular maybe they get a darwin award!
And who watches the watchmen-watcher?
You have experience at shooting targets but do you have experience at close quarters combat?
it wouldn't matter if Trapster doesn't divulge information to law enforcement (and why would they?)
Subpoena? There's probably also a dozen of "antiterror" measures that would allow taking the data but I'm not familiar with those.
I wouldn't be surprised if most "conservatives" these days didn't even know what the word means and just assume it's what the party does.
Yes, with their wallets. Because they don't have to buy MS products and there's no way anyone would ever have to buy Office if he didn't like it. Didn't the libertarian brigade tell you anything about the magic of capitalism?
"Department of Homeland Security" (my God, what an Orwellian phrase)
It's pretty much what the soviet secret services for catching dissidents were called (KGB = Commitee for State Security, Stasi = Ministry for State Security).
You can call conservatives, libertarians, social democrats, communists, nazis, etc the solution but it doesn't mean jack when none of them are running for office (or at least standing a chance at winning an election). By now I'm sure that even a "liberal" or "neo-con" (Dems, Reps) with integrity would be better. ANYONE with integrity and the will to actually push for his party's goals instead of his lobbyists' would probably do better.
I was considering it but the I thought about it the more I realized I really don't want to see that.
I'd prefer to see Rule 37 used: There is no "overkill". There is only "open fire" and "I need to reload."
ODF is already approved as an ISO standard.
Don't you mean "tell them to go fornicate themselves"?
I recall hearing about the trademark years ago, back when DT was privatized IIRC.
We do (EUCD) but I don't think a cryptosystem like that counts as a copy protection. Though there might be some stupid anti-hacking laws on the books (remember the whole outcry over banning "hacker tools"?).
With all the loopholes, legal corruption and crap going on these days it IS a rare sight for a wrong and unethical thing to be illegal.
You can probably leave the antenna in plain sight, as long as it's mounted on a van people will assume you're a radio technician or something and using the antenna for business.