After the gnome team made such a big deal of their fresh start with gnome 3, I was surprised years later that gnome was still full of bugs. I used it for a few weeks after ubuntu ditched unity, then changed to xfce. I didn't see anything in the article about fixing bugs . Its all about new features, so I won't be going back to gnome.
Okay but what if it has to execute javascript which was embedded in the email message. A lot of html pages won't render without js tweaking them these days. And the JS is going to grab the plaintext and phone home.
Personally I would paste the ascii armoured encrypted text into an external PGP application to decrypt.
The battery is in South Australia which is notoriously flat. The nearest significant hydro power would be 1000km to the east and even there it may be short of water some of the time.
more or less does what the feature it's named after does for airplanes
But without the extensive training given to aircrew who operate autopilots. In most cases the autopilot is operated by a person who's job it is to fly the aircraft properly.
Though their platform overall is far better than the scales composites one, which will never fly above 100km. This launcher could be extended to fly to orbit.
Yeah but the parts which were surveyed were absolutely pristine. Its just rock and dust. The material returned was examined in depth. If metallic or plastic components had been left on or crashed into the moon in the distant past, there would be fragments gardened into the surface. Its a bit like how Roman lead smelting can be detected in Antarctic ice cores, and how every beach on our planet had crap from ships scattered on it.
There is nothing like that on the moon and I just think we were the first to get there and the first to fly around our solar system.
The moon is not in a stable orbit when you're talking about geologic time.
Yeah but think how pristine the lunar surface was, and how any debris on or close to the moon will spread. The only garbage on the lunar surface is ours. The moon is a filter which has been capturing and displaying loose items from space close to its orbit as long as it has existed.
The cleanliness of the moon suggests strongly that nobody was in high Earth orbit before us, either if they were from Earth, or from outside the solar system.
Android needs a permission called record audio under the control of an app or something similar. Maybe a permission prompt for recording audio at all which expires quickly.
If the autopilot is unsafe around barriers like that, it should refuse to operate around those barriers. If it can't be made to recognize those situations, it should not be used at all.
Case in point: even if javascript running on a browser can't get the MAC address, a native application certainly can and FB could fund a simple game which snatches that information and sends it back, to be correlated with an account ID.
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For large scale applications you need strong static and static code analysis. You don't get that from javascript.
And its twelve years old.
Yep, becoming a teenager.
Damn tourists, driving on the wrong side of the road.
After the gnome team made such a big deal of their fresh start with gnome 3, I was surprised years later that gnome was still full of bugs. I used it for a few weeks after ubuntu ditched unity, then changed to xfce. I didn't see anything in the article about fixing bugs . Its all about new features, so I won't be going back to gnome.
Is Subnuclear fission a possibility?
Okay but what if it has to execute javascript which was embedded in the email message. A lot of html pages won't render without js tweaking them these days. And the JS is going to grab the plaintext and phone home.
Personally I would paste the ascii armoured encrypted text into an external PGP application to decrypt.
The battery is in South Australia which is notoriously flat. The nearest significant hydro power would be 1000km to the east and even there it may be short of water some of the time.
And did the line endings change between < 10.0.0 and >= 10.0.0?
Wow. How are they different?
Hardly, do Tesla require any training at all to use their autopilot?
more or less does what the feature it's named after does for airplanes
But without the extensive training given to aircrew who operate autopilots. In most cases the autopilot is operated by a person who's job it is to fly the aircraft properly.
Its human nature to be less attentive when automation is doing part of the job for you.
Though their platform overall is far better than the scales composites one, which will never fly above 100km. This launcher could be extended to fly to orbit.
Yeah but the parts which were surveyed were absolutely pristine. Its just rock and dust. The material returned was examined in depth. If metallic or plastic components had been left on or crashed into the moon in the distant past, there would be fragments gardened into the surface. Its a bit like how Roman lead smelting can be detected in Antarctic ice cores, and how every beach on our planet had crap from ships scattered on it.
There is nothing like that on the moon and I just think we were the first to get there and the first to fly around our solar system.
The moon is not in a stable orbit when you're talking about geologic time.
Yeah but think how pristine the lunar surface was, and how any debris on or close to the moon will spread. The only garbage on the lunar surface is ours. The moon is a filter which has been capturing and displaying loose items from space close to its orbit as long as it has existed.
The cleanliness of the moon suggests strongly that nobody was in high Earth orbit before us, either if they were from Earth, or from outside the solar system.
I had to pay to read your post on my desktop. Whats the difference?
Linux runs 96% of servers on the internet:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/...
It can tell the driver to take over
Thats what I mean.
Android needs a permission called record audio under the control of an app or something similar. Maybe a permission prompt for recording audio at all which expires quickly.
Okay but does facebook use google to select their advertisments? These are FB ads we are talking about.
and use that to make the service better
Literally anything Zuckerberg wants it to mean.
If the autopilot is unsafe around barriers like that, it should refuse to operate around those barriers. If it can't be made to recognize those situations, it should not be used at all.
Case in point: even if javascript running on a browser can't get the MAC address, a native application certainly can and FB could fund a simple game which snatches that information and sends it back, to be correlated with an account ID.
There is such a thing as a shadow profile. It is a shame that Zuckerberg denies its existence.
I saw it right there on my sister's FB account. A shadow profile with my name on it.
There is even an object-oriented version these days.
I thought that was called Java?