Nobody is suggesting it will end. Only that there will be economic chaos for a while, and politicians hate that. They will then try to intervene, making the whole problem worse for a while.
She was investigated for insider trading but they couldn't identify any, so they nailed her on "obstruction of justice," which can mean whatever the DA wants it to mean.
In this case, it means "lying to the police", which is quite legitimately illegal.
Personally, I think I should have the option to block private, unavailable, and "unusual" phone numbers automatically.
You can. Just search "call blocker" on Amazon. There are software ones for mobiles and electronic ones for landlines. I've had one for 5 years and I only get 1 or 2 spam calls a month that get through.
Sometimes there's just a huge rush to put code on the screen people don't stop and think what they're doing, just writing line after line after line...
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So they were exfiltrating 10 Gigabytes a day from the contractor's network and nobody noticed?!!
No problem: sneak one 256 Gig microSD card per day for 3 days.
Maybe stuck it up his ass.
It has happened before, the world didn't end.
Nobody is suggesting it will end.
Only that there will be economic chaos for a while, and politicians hate that.
They will then try to intervene, making the whole problem worse for a while.
The finish program is still running ...
No, it finished.
But that's how autopilot works on planes. Why should we redefine what autopilot means on cars?
Uh, because it isn't a plane?
Please tell me what can be done about it
Get a call blocker - software for mobile, electronic for landlines.
Search "call blocker" on Amazon.
I bought one 5 years ago, and it only lets through about 5 -10 a month.
Because lying to the police was easier to get a conviction for, since they had her lying red-handed on a recording.
She was investigated for insider trading but they couldn't identify any, so they nailed her on "obstruction of justice," which can mean whatever the DA wants it to mean.
In this case, it means "lying to the police", which is quite legitimately illegal.
Personally, I think I should have the option to block private, unavailable, and "unusual" phone numbers automatically.
You can.
Just search "call blocker" on Amazon.
There are software ones for mobiles and electronic ones for landlines.
I've had one for 5 years and I only get 1 or 2 spam calls a month that get through.
And what does any of that have to do with curbing spam calls?
Sometimes there's just a huge rush to put code on the screen people don't stop and think what they're doing, just writing line after line after line...
And while you're at it, get of my damn lawn!
Holy fuck.
This really is "1984" for real.
Even kings of yore didn't have it as good as we do today.
If by "we", you mean /. readers, you may be right.
Does not apply to everyone else, by any means.
Both major candidates could get on stage and each eat a baby before the next election and your 3rd party still won't get a significant vote
Don't blame me: I voted for Kodos.
2. Vote for a third party
That's exactly what happened in 2016: the Democrats and Republicans collapsed,
and the Trumpians won.
Fuck yeah.
to make a paragraph break in /.
The modern ones just unfortunately don't deserve their reputation as reliable one little bit.
And replacement parts cost a fucking fortune.
Where all they need to do is put the car in neutral and apply the emergency break.
Which is exactly what the big red button should do.
"I'll be back"
Sorry.
AI, eh?
It's an elaborate compass needle, just as I predicted.
so they back "renewables" so long as that excludes nuclear.
Ah, so you base your silly conclusions on the belief that the only reason
nuclear isn't more popular is because of a conspiracy against it.
When in fact, the real problem with nuclear is that it is unaffordable,
with the astronomic cost of construction, maintenance, and waste disposal.
A sincere apology on /.? Will wonders never cease?
You have earned my respect.
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into a new line.
Instead, I quite distinctly heard "YALLERL".