Sure, some scientists said that, the TV/media decided it was a good story, and that's the part that you heard.
All climate scientists are therefore dumbasses, right?
PS: The press was probably paid to make a big deal over that story. The climate change denial you're hearing is a well funded organization. Not a conspiracy either, one with actual names, published details of bank transfers, etc.
"Now we find an emptiness in exactly the opposite direction, which provides a 'push' in the sense of a lack of pull," said Brent Tully, one of the study authors and an astronomer at the Institute for Astronomy in Honolulu. "In a tug-of-war, if there are more people at one end, then the flow will be toward them and away from the weaker side."
But... that doesn't mean the weaker team is 'pushing', does it?
AV software is 90% placebo. All virus writers test their wares against the major AV systems before they release them. Any virus you encounter in the wild is probably not going to trigger yours.
I keep all my email viruses in a folder to see how long it takes AV software to catch up. It can take weeks. Sometimes they never do.
Sandboxing and restricted permissions is the way to go (as you note).
I usually have a/trash directory in my Linux servers, I have moved the rm command to "removed" and wrote a sweet script named rm which moves files/folders to/trash. Then a cron job "removes" files and folders from trash after 48 hours. Works awesome unless I'm space-bound, and I usually am not. Saved my ass more than once!
This sounds clever but it's a facepalming fail on so many levels. Modifying the system is ALWAYS a bad idea. Shame on anybody who upvoted it.
If that's your intention then why not learn to type "mv" instead of "rm"? This way you're not depending on using a hacked system (or not) and you'll be safe anywhere.
This is quote normal here in Spain, too. Everybody who needs access to government web sites is forced to use Java for their card reader so they can digitally sign stuff.
"It took a Fukushima accident... " Have you ever heard about the 3 Mile Island incident back in 1979? The Chernobyl accident was in 1986. The Fukushima accident didn't happen until 2011.
Why can you Yanks never admit the Brits beat you to anything? The Brits had a nuclear accident way back in 1957 (Windscale), long before 3 Mile Island was even in the planning stage.
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Based on average refrigerator lifespan, a nuclear powered heat pump and insulation would work for years, thereby allowing a rover to operate on Venus.
It's almost as if you've never heard of the unit of power called "Watts". It allows us to calculate how big of a power supply we'll need for a task.
I remember some US scientists said there would be no ice in the Arctic by 2013,
Sure, some scientists said that, the TV/media decided it was a good story, and that's the part that you heard.
All climate scientists are therefore dumbasses, right?
PS: The press was probably paid to make a big deal over that story. The climate change denial you're hearing is a well funded organization. Not a conspiracy either, one with actual names, published details of bank transfers, etc.
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Which part of that means it's perfectly OK to dump billions of tons of CO2 into the air now?
Call me when the sea level actually rises more than a few cm.
Wouldn't you prefer it not to?
Venice seems to cope with much more than that.
No they don't. They're in constant panic and expensive shoring-up operations.
Plus: The Mediterranean will be among the last to rise - not many places for ice to melt into it..
"Now we find an emptiness in exactly the opposite direction, which provides a 'push' in the sense of a lack of pull," said Brent Tully, one of the study authors and an astronomer at the Institute for Astronomy in Honolulu. "In a tug-of-war, if there are more people at one end, then the flow will be toward them and away from the weaker side."
But ... that doesn't mean the weaker team is 'pushing', does it?
(facepalm)
Nope. Vegans die at the same rate as everybody else.
I'd expect them to die younger - what's life like without BACON!!!!
Or vitamin B12.
Nobody I know has an Apple Watch.
When a salesman says "record quarter" he might mean he sold three instead of two.
I was at a party the first weekend I had it, and I realized I hadn't touched my phone in three hours.
It's almost as if you don't know that not looking at the phone is an option.
If only I could leave my phone at home.
You actually can!
Do we have a nationally enforced vegan lifestyle?
Do you have any evidence that vegans live longer? Where are all the communes full of 120-year-old vegans?
(or even 90-year-old vegans)
Nope. Vegans die at the same rate as everybody else.
Historically: Smokers never seemed to have a problem imposing their will on everybody around them. Not one.
And they still don't. If you allowed smoking in bars tomorrow they'd instantly be at it again.
And have you ever seen a a smoker take their butts home with them? Nah. All they just throw them all over the floor.
Some people NEED some will imposed on them.
AV software is 90% placebo. All virus writers test their wares against the major AV systems before they release them. Any virus you encounter in the wild is probably not going to trigger yours.
I keep all my email viruses in a folder to see how long it takes AV software to catch up. It can take weeks. Sometimes they never do.
Sandboxing and restricted permissions is the way to go (as you note).
Your key won't work on that ISO, wherever you get it from: "This product has already been activated..."
Windows "activators" aren't too hard to find and it sounds like you have a perfectly legitimate reason to use one.
Exactly right.
Exactly wrong.
Learn to use "mv" instead of "rm -rf".
eg. Create a folder called /trash and move the files there.
When you see the system is still working and you need some disk space then you can empty the trash. Not before.
I usually have a /trash directory in my Linux servers, I have moved the rm command to "removed" and wrote a sweet script named rm which moves files/folders to /trash. Then a cron job "removes" files and folders from trash after 48 hours. Works awesome unless I'm space-bound, and I usually am not. Saved my ass more than once!
This sounds clever but it's a facepalming fail on so many levels. Modifying the system is ALWAYS a bad idea. Shame on anybody who upvoted it.
If that's your intention then why not learn to type "mv" instead of "rm"? This way you're not depending on using a hacked system (or not) and you'll be safe anywhere.
If only there were a way to turn that heat into electricity.
Why would a consumer-grade router even have remote-admin?
And why on earth would it be enabled by default?
If it was a car they'd be forcing a recall.
Just get a free copy of SQLITE, job done.
This is quote normal here in Spain, too. Everybody who needs access to government web sites is forced to use Java for their card reader so they can digitally sign stuff.
(all accountants, etc., are required to do this)
That's exactly what you're supposed to think. It's having the intended effect.
(ie. Making you want to purchase the "professional" version - at twice the price for two extra features that you'll probably never use)
"It took a Fukushima accident... "
Have you ever heard about the 3 Mile Island incident back in 1979? The Chernobyl accident was in 1986. The Fukushima accident didn't happen until 2011.
Why can you Yanks never admit the Brits beat you to anything? The Brits had a nuclear accident way back in 1957 (Windscale), long before 3 Mile Island was even in the planning stage.
When I was a kid my mum sewed my gloves on pieces of elastic and attached them to my coat.
If the phone isn't getting even security updates as they come out the OS version it runs, it's not a deal.
Do they get updates or not? I couldn't parse the awful headline:
"The phones are attractive because they contain no bloatware, competing services, and a lack of software and security updates"
I'm actually on a boycott because the USA has defended itself and destroyed 2 or 3 countries in the process of taking revenge against 1 (one) man.
You have to stand up to bullies, no matter what the cost.
Well, uh...
"sensible" is the word you're looking for.
Visual Studio beats anything on Linux. If that's your main use for a computer then run whatever system it takes.
I'm wondering why they don't do a sensible, stable version like OpenBSD.