The trouble is that this is also abuse-able, if an automated car will aggressively stop in unexpected situations then an attacker can use it to cause accidents.
Its common sense until you realize the number of construction sites both public and private that will need one. The number of people who will have access to them would make them impossible to secure so you'd have people toggling them on the middle of a busy highway for shits & giggles, putting them in their neighbourhood to force cars to go slow, etc.
Again, how is that different precisely? Whether a machine or a person counts the bills the result is still sent to a central authority which can easily do the reporting or you can implement it in 47 different places.
I pointed it out on yours, but both cover a topic we looked at 5-months ago.
I'm not sure why bleepingcomputers is posted at all - every single story is submitted by an anonymous user, pretty hard to accept its not someone from the site spamming Slashdot.
Not sure what you mean by standard ATM, here virtually every machine accepts deposits barring the shady ones in bars. I stand by my point, reporting standards aren't only for deposits, they are also for transfers, cheques, etc.
Why exactly is the ATM machine the piece that is doing the reporting? Shouldn't it be a central authority not some piece of hardware the a large number of people have physical access to?
Last year there was a scientist who explained a bunch of flaws with the system. If memory serves, a puncture an inch in diameter is enough to kill everyone in the tunnel, if a car hits anything the riders are dead and it probably punctures the tunnel, killing everyone else.
Well, you might be an accessory if you knew about it. Its an interesting question though, if you write something for a friend whom you have reason to believe would abuse it is that different than maintaining something openly that has the possibility for abuse?
What makes you think that non-digital advertising works either? I suspect neither is particularly effective but that digital ads are actually measurable.
They point at fraud in digital, but we also know that Neilson numbers and print circulation numbers are flawed. Did users really stay the follow-up to a popular show, or did they simply forget to indicate they had stopped watching?
In general, I think advertising functions like a virus- the more you're exposed to it the less effective the tactics they use become.
If you lookup statistics, 0.3% of patients die from measles, others experience hearing & vision loss. Patients with auto-immune die around 30% of the time. If someone is skipping one vaccine they're usually skipping a bunch.
I think the issue is that most people alive today of childbearing age have no experience with how awful the diseases that plagued our ancestors were which leaves them with wiggle room to accept doubt from dumbass celebrities.
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OO languages are just as easy as anything else, you just need to know the entry point.
I dunno, while they do reter to duplication they also mentioned copying a crap from Github
Doesn't it prune unreachable code?
So how do you add a new sign? Do you need to publish it 6-months in advance to ensure all the self-driving cars have updated in time?
The trouble is that this is also abuse-able, if an automated car will aggressively stop in unexpected situations then an attacker can use it to cause accidents.
Its common sense until you realize the number of construction sites both public and private that will need one. The number of people who will have access to them would make them impossible to secure so you'd have people toggling them on the middle of a busy highway for shits & giggles, putting them in their neighbourhood to force cars to go slow, etc.
Again, how is that different precisely? Whether a machine or a person counts the bills the result is still sent to a central authority which can easily do the reporting or you can implement it in 47 different places.
I pointed it out on yours, but both cover a topic we looked at 5-months ago.
I'm not sure why bleepingcomputers is posted at all - every single story is submitted by an anonymous user, pretty hard to accept its not someone from the site spamming Slashdot.
Or watching someone struggle to do something with one hand for 5-minutes because they have a cellphone in the other.
The graphic in this article shows the why nicely - http://www.zdnet.com/article/f...
AFAIK Chrome doesn't 'figure it out' it uses all the memory all the time - hence losing every memory usage benchmark.
Not sure what you mean by standard ATM, here virtually every machine accepts deposits barring the shady ones in bars. I stand by my point, reporting standards aren't only for deposits, they are also for transfers, cheques, etc.
Were your parents rich? Most kids I knew worked the summers.
I dunno, making out details many light-years away seems a lot more precise than a pointy object, flammable liquid and a match ;)
Why exactly is the ATM machine the piece that is doing the reporting? Shouldn't it be a central authority not some piece of hardware the a large number of people have physical access to?
Last year there was a scientist who explained a bunch of flaws with the system. If memory serves, a puncture an inch in diameter is enough to kill everyone in the tunnel, if a car hits anything the riders are dead and it probably punctures the tunnel, killing everyone else.
Well, you might be an accessory if you knew about it. Its an interesting question though, if you write something for a friend whom you have reason to believe would abuse it is that different than maintaining something openly that has the possibility for abuse?
The best thing was to fuck over everyone else and piggyback on the name of an existing incompatible project?
I see mostly ads for things I have no interest in e.g. I watch videos about sports cars but get ads for pickup trucks.
What makes you think that non-digital advertising works either? I suspect neither is particularly effective but that digital ads are actually measurable.
They point at fraud in digital, but we also know that Neilson numbers and print circulation numbers are flawed. Did users really stay the follow-up to a popular show, or did they simply forget to indicate they had stopped watching?
In general, I think advertising functions like a virus- the more you're exposed to it the less effective the tactics they use become.
There was an article a while ago talking about how 95% of graduates were unfit - https://news.slashdot.org/stor...
Bad grammar, but I assume OEM is there to exclude Android Pay which would push Samsung down the list.
If you lookup statistics, 0.3% of patients die from measles, others experience hearing & vision loss. Patients with auto-immune die around 30% of the time. If someone is skipping one vaccine they're usually skipping a bunch.
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I think the issue is that most people alive today of childbearing age have no experience with how awful the diseases that plagued our ancestors were which leaves them with wiggle room to accept doubt from dumbass celebrities.