This is trivially solved by flagging liquor as special items that need a human ID checker. Target and other stores already do that already for self-checkout. Or just have customers' IDs/licenses tied to their Amazon account. It's all in their profile anyway.
Oh, you naive fool. I've worked checkout. I know people who've done that. Kids will always try to steal it. Always. Flag away. Won't stop them. They put a lot of time and effort into trying to get it.
It really doesn't matter what you do for privacy, since all the relay servers in the email chain are harvesting your information anyway.
And then giving the metadata (or meaning) to all the intel services. Which also are hosted at the connection points.
However, if you fully encrypt your email at the source, host your own ISP. We'll still get the info, either from the recipient or other things you aren't aware we use, but it makes us work harder to get it.
It's also like Data Scientists. I work with Data Scientists. Technically, I have a postgrad in data science. Most of what they call Data Science, isn't.
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Laying off artisans won't help.
Laying off senior execs will.
What, you thought it was the Chinese?
Lol.
This.
Look, anyone with a computer science degree has probably learned between six and forty computing languages and mastered them in his or her lifetime.
Stop bringing in foreign experts - who rarely are - and start investing in our own human capital.
Reminds me of the days, two years after Java was released, where job postings asked for five years of Java programming experience.
Oh, and start actually hiring women. They can code. And, no, they don't want to be your work girlfriend. It's a job.
Almost entirely lies.
So, don't believe him.
Verify. Don't trust.
Think of him as the Russian Liar-in-Chief.
They're the best!
Just heard from five friends who got one this weekend.
About time!
The purchase of Whole Foods has more to do with buying distributed retail space and converting even more to automated checkout.
It won't affect people like me who don't buy Amazon stuff and who go to the local PCC or QFC for groceries and never use automated checkout.
Think of it as a distribution game changer and a launch point for drone delivery.
You can ask them to unlock them on Canada Day. I'll be there.
So just use your cell service to pull up the data.
If they "change it", they get to go to jail. Prison. Real prison.
This is trivially solved by flagging liquor as special items that need a human ID checker. Target and other stores already do that already for self-checkout. Or just have customers' IDs/licenses tied to their Amazon account. It's all in their profile anyway.
Oh, you naive fool. I've worked checkout. I know people who've done that. Kids will always try to steal it. Always. Flag away. Won't stop them. They put a lot of time and effort into trying to get it.
There's an H Mart in the U Dist in Seattle. They have good stuff. Cheaper than Uwajimaya's. Only losers go to Whole Foods.
Great, now I have even more reasons to avoid Whole Foods.
Which is sad, cause it's on the bus route that goes past my house.
This is what we in the trade call "Fake News".
And, no, Putin's puppet does not actually have all those "followers". They're bots.
In Canada all phones are unlocked.
Only in third world countries like the US do you have locked phones.
I used to have more apps on my iPhone 5 SE 64GB.
I just delete them and let them live in the cloud now.
FB - gone.
Look, I don't pay for apps. I already paid for the phone. I don't care why you want me to have an app. I'm not installing it.
Bloat that!
This is a correct statement. Even non-networked airgap isn't secure.
But we have to work for it then.
It really doesn't matter what you do for privacy, since all the relay servers in the email chain are harvesting your information anyway.
And then giving the metadata (or meaning) to all the intel services. Which also are hosted at the connection points.
However, if you fully encrypt your email at the source, host your own ISP. We'll still get the info, either from the recipient or other things you aren't aware we use, but it makes us work harder to get it.
Free? Nothing is free.
That's why I get the big money!
I stand by my statement.
Agreed, NPR is definitely right of center. But the Scots and Welsh and Irish would say the same about the BBC.
Google that.
I'll settle for my Linux blade servers and 1000 Gbps port, thanks.
One word: grow up.
Rich people don't pay taxes.
It's also like Data Scientists. I work with Data Scientists. Technically, I have a postgrad in data science. Most of what they call Data Science, isn't.
Seriously, it's just a pattern matching algorithm.
It's not able to do other things.
AI can both walk and chew gum at the same time.
Oh, wait, ok, maybe it's smarter than the Comrade-in-Chief, but that's still not AI.