Considering it's behavior, the Chinese government clearly holds little regard for human life. That said, if someone has a fatal prognosis then they should be able to volunteer for experimental treatments under the condition that they accept that the treatment will likely result in a painful death and part or all of their body may be used kept to study and understand what went wrong with the treatment. However, the volunteer should be given the option of euthanasia should they wish to have it (to avoid the horrible painful death part).
Human experimentation is gruesome business and should not be taken lightly. It may be your only option aside from death but it's good to remember that a horrible painful death is a likely outcome.
Actually, only online propaganda and hacking has been blamed on Russia.
And trying to hack an electrical grid. And voting machines.
So, hacking.
And invading Crimea. And invading Ukraine.
You do understand that Crimea is part of Ukraine, right? Also, are you denying that Russia invaded? I mean, you're at holocaust-denial levels of denial if you are claiming Russia didn't.
Without going to Google
Why not? How would that change anything?
can you name a single instance of such propaganda efforts, backed up by actual evidence and not hysterical accusations.
Facebook and Twitter. If you are claiming those are "hysterical accusations" then you have some serious denial in your blood because both the corporations and multiple government agencies have confirmed their efforts.
Lots of people have foreseen this problem for a long time, myself included. I've also foreseen that the concept of UBI (universal basic income) will be rejected because of ideology as well as the sheer number of people living in denial about the problem. The workers threatened by automation that are in unions will try (and fail) to outlaw the technologies that are going replace them. Truckers are already doing this but it's a failing strategy. It's only when a very large number of people are their most desperate that UBI will be considered to be an option.
Russiagaters are getting more and more desperately pathetic with each passing day. ... Anything and everything can be and will be blamed on Russia,
Actually, only online propaganda and hacking has been blamed on Russia. We know Russia has excellent hackers and buildings full of online propagandists, so it seems like a logical conclusion that they have been using them.
because we need a distraction from how horrible Hillary and her party are to lose the most winnable election in history.
It's 2018 and the Republicans have controlled both Congress and the Presidency for over a year, so why are you bringing up the 2016 elections? At this rate, I swear it's 2037 and one of you retards with a faded MAGA hat is going to tell me about how that Trump and Republicans won and that I should accept it. Seriously, we get it!
I wonder if Russia is behind Facebook's reopening of this probe into Russian meddling in Brexit. If you're Russia it seems like the best way to stir up shit in opposing powers is to let them tear themselves in half over whether or not Russia was involved in influencing their government in some way.
Russia uses online propaganda to meddle. If their decision to reopen the probe into Russian meddling in Brexit was based on online propaganda then they are more gullible than Trump voters.
It seems extremely unlikely that Russia is going to draw unwanted attention to itself. The best course of action is for all parties to remain calm and wait for the outcome of the investigation. Now, if you doubt Facebook's own investigation then you are effectively claiming that Facebook is currently meddling in Brexit which is some serious conspiracy shit for a mere corporation to even attempt.
Jass admitted to school authorities to accessing the emails of Docking, Caldwell, Assistant Vice President Bridgette Winslow, several unnamed fellow faculty members and students, including her stepson. She made these acknowledgements May 8 in a meeting with Human Resources Director Renee Burck; Vice President of Business Affairs Jerry Wright; and Patrick Quinlan, president of the faculty union, according to a timeline put together by the college and contained in the police report.
If I've learned anything about crime from corporations, it's that you should deny everything until the end of time and frustrate the prosecution endlessly until they are willing to let you go with a slap on the wrist but without admitting guilt.
Wow, this is a load of horseshit. He's discounting science and calling it "fake news", why? Simple, it doesn't fit the narrative that he's trying to sell you.
Evidence for the link between smartphones and unhappiness is weak. Fake news is not only an online phenomenon.
I can tell you for a fact that adults addicted to their smartphones just kinda check out of being parents and only do the most superficial component of parenting. They aren't neglecting their children but they also aren't involved in their lives in any meaningful way. There's a new generation of children being raised by zombie parents because of these damn machines and it's going to lead to an increasingly and strangely fucked up future for society. These devices could be great tools but there is far more profit in making money off of neurohacking people which results in screen zombies.
It's ultimately up to the individual to decide how they live their lives but there is nobody warning them about the danger smartphones present.
A timeline to switch over before the first successful prototypes been demonstrated . ..
Necessity is the mother of invention.
However, I think it would be wiser if they were more broad with there definition of "electric" so that you could use an extant technology like hydrogen fuel cells. It requires electricity to take hydrogen out of water but if you have plenty of electricity then it's feasible.
perhaps an early signal that society is descending into madness.
I think social media in general exchanges rational behavior for attention seeking narcissism. The more extreme your behavior, the more attention you get which is normal but social media exploits to provide dopamine feedback for attention. If you aren't convinced then just look at the Tide Pod Challenge.
Thus far, lots of market research companies have said Tesla is a complete failure and would be dead by the end of the year and thus far they have all been proven wrong. Tesla is taking the AI heavy approach by only using radar and cameras which is likely why they have been ranked last. However, I would point out that people don't have LIDAR and yet manage to drive. Tesla isn't always on time with their products and thus far have a few kinks but they always manage to produce a product. GM, Ford, Nissan and all the other giants have dipped their big toes into plenty of ponds and ran away screaming but Tesla actually sticks with it until it's done.
How I would explain it is in a condescending and patronizing manner. For good measure, I would end with, "DUH!" and maybe a flick of a finger to their forehead.
I'm really good with kids, so good that it's intimidating to parents which is why nobody asks me to babysit their kids.;)
Percentage? it's 100% of x86 with speculative execution which is everything after 586. If it's x86 and made in the last two decades then it's vulnerable to Spectre. If it's x86 by Intel and made after 1995 then it's vulnerable to Meltdown. There are no percentages here.
They can ask of them to adhere to certain standards,
Actually, what they can do is contractually require the manufacturer to adhere to the standards.
but the fact is that everything costs money. That's capitalism at work.
Absolutely! Did you know that the vast majority (>95% last I checked) of money spent on making an iPhone goes toward electronic components? Assembly is like 3% of the cost to make an iPhone. Apple sells them for 5x the cost of making it, so doubling the cost of assembly would literally be less than $5.
Sneeze in the inside of your elbow with it placed just above the nose. Whatever doesn't get absorbed by the clothes or arm, will get directed downward.
What and risk not wiping out all of humanity with an airborne strain of Ebola? That would just make all the monkey bites for nothing!;)
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Considering it's behavior, the Chinese government clearly holds little regard for human life. That said, if someone has a fatal prognosis then they should be able to volunteer for experimental treatments under the condition that they accept that the treatment will likely result in a painful death and part or all of their body may be used kept to study and understand what went wrong with the treatment. However, the volunteer should be given the option of euthanasia should they wish to have it (to avoid the horrible painful death part).
Human experimentation is gruesome business and should not be taken lightly. It may be your only option aside from death but it's good to remember that a horrible painful death is a likely outcome.
Just tie the pay of the managers to security. If there are security issues then the managers start losing money. Problem solved!
Not only has the microcode patch caused unexpected reboots from Intel's CPUs but it's also causing spontaneous AMD purchases! ;)
Actually, only online propaganda and hacking has been blamed on Russia.
And trying to hack an electrical grid. And voting machines.
So, hacking.
And invading Crimea. And invading Ukraine.
You do understand that Crimea is part of Ukraine, right? Also, are you denying that Russia invaded? I mean, you're at holocaust-denial levels of denial if you are claiming Russia didn't.
Without going to Google
Why not? How would that change anything?
can you name a single instance of such propaganda efforts, backed up by actual evidence and not hysterical accusations.
Facebook and Twitter. If you are claiming those are "hysterical accusations" then you have some serious denial in your blood because both the corporations and multiple government agencies have confirmed their efforts.
The rest of your comment veers way off topic.
Lots of people have foreseen this problem for a long time, myself included. I've also foreseen that the concept of UBI (universal basic income) will be rejected because of ideology as well as the sheer number of people living in denial about the problem. The workers threatened by automation that are in unions will try (and fail) to outlaw the technologies that are going replace them. Truckers are already doing this but it's a failing strategy. It's only when a very large number of people are their most desperate that UBI will be considered to be an option.
Russiagaters are getting more and more desperately pathetic with each passing day.
...
Anything and everything can be and will be blamed on Russia,
Actually, only online propaganda and hacking has been blamed on Russia. We know Russia has excellent hackers and buildings full of online propagandists, so it seems like a logical conclusion that they have been using them.
because we need a distraction from how horrible Hillary and her party are to lose the most winnable election in history.
It's 2018 and the Republicans have controlled both Congress and the Presidency for over a year, so why are you bringing up the 2016 elections? At this rate, I swear it's 2037 and one of you retards with a faded MAGA hat is going to tell me about how that Trump and Republicans won and that I should accept it. Seriously, we get it!
I wonder if Russia is behind Facebook's reopening of this probe into Russian meddling in Brexit. If you're Russia it seems like the best way to stir up shit in opposing powers is to let them tear themselves in half over whether or not Russia was involved in influencing their government in some way.
Russia uses online propaganda to meddle. If their decision to reopen the probe into Russian meddling in Brexit was based on online propaganda then they are more gullible than Trump voters.
It seems extremely unlikely that Russia is going to draw unwanted attention to itself. The best course of action is for all parties to remain calm and wait for the outcome of the investigation. Now, if you doubt Facebook's own investigation then you are effectively claiming that Facebook is currently meddling in Brexit which is some serious conspiracy shit for a mere corporation to even attempt.
From TFA:
Jass admitted to school authorities to accessing the emails of Docking, Caldwell, Assistant Vice President Bridgette Winslow, several unnamed fellow faculty members and students, including her stepson. She made these acknowledgements May 8 in a meeting with Human Resources Director Renee Burck; Vice President of Business Affairs Jerry Wright; and Patrick Quinlan, president of the faculty union, according to a timeline put together by the college and contained in the police report.
If I've learned anything about crime from corporations, it's that you should deny everything until the end of time and frustrate the prosecution endlessly until they are willing to let you go with a slap on the wrist but without admitting guilt.
OH MY GOD! Why did we do those things?! ;)
If it can be done by using reclaimated CO2 then I'm all for it.
Wow, this is a load of horseshit. He's discounting science and calling it "fake news", why? Simple, it doesn't fit the narrative that he's trying to sell you.
Evidence for the link between smartphones and unhappiness is weak. Fake news is not only an online phenomenon.
I can tell you for a fact that adults addicted to their smartphones just kinda check out of being parents and only do the most superficial component of parenting. They aren't neglecting their children but they also aren't involved in their lives in any meaningful way. There's a new generation of children being raised by zombie parents because of these damn machines and it's going to lead to an increasingly and strangely fucked up future for society. These devices could be great tools but there is far more profit in making money off of neurohacking people which results in screen zombies.
It's ultimately up to the individual to decide how they live their lives but there is nobody warning them about the danger smartphones present.
A timeline to switch over before the first successful prototypes been demonstrated . . .
Necessity is the mother of invention.
However, I think it would be wiser if they were more broad with there definition of "electric" so that you could use an extant technology like hydrogen fuel cells. It requires electricity to take hydrogen out of water but if you have plenty of electricity then it's feasible.
That's why the outrage is so out of proportion and shrill to the point of apoplexy on the Left and why they want Damore pilloried.
Have you considered the possibility that's just how they have meetings? ;)
UNINSTALL!
perhaps an early signal that society is descending into madness.
I think social media in general exchanges rational behavior for attention seeking narcissism. The more extreme your behavior, the more attention you get which is normal but social media exploits to provide dopamine feedback for attention. If you aren't convinced then just look at the Tide Pod Challenge.
Social media is highly exploitative.
Some people are dumb as shit and don't like you because they cannot comprehend the message you are attempting to convey.
Thus far, lots of market research companies have said Tesla is a complete failure and would be dead by the end of the year and thus far they have all been proven wrong. Tesla is taking the AI heavy approach by only using radar and cameras which is likely why they have been ranked last. However, I would point out that people don't have LIDAR and yet manage to drive. Tesla isn't always on time with their products and thus far have a few kinks but they always manage to produce a product. GM, Ford, Nissan and all the other giants have dipped their big toes into plenty of ponds and ran away screaming but Tesla actually sticks with it until it's done.
How I would explain it is in a condescending and patronizing manner. For good measure, I would end with, "DUH!" and maybe a flick of a finger to their forehead.
I'm really good with kids, so good that it's intimidating to parents which is why nobody asks me to babysit their kids. ;)
When did configure ; make ; make install become too difficult?
the first 3 times it failed during configure.
It's been years since Microsoft took over MC (fuck you, Notch, you lying sack of shit)
No, fuck you. Do you think you could turn down a billion dollars? He made the right choice too.
Percentage? it's 100% of x86 with speculative execution which is everything after 586. If it's x86 and made in the last two decades then it's vulnerable to Spectre. If it's x86 by Intel and made after 1995 then it's vulnerable to Meltdown. There are no percentages here.
I beleive that AMD devices are vulnerable too.
AMD chips are only vulnerable to Specter which isn't nearly as valuable. Meltdown is the crown jewel of hardware flaws.
They can ask of them to adhere to certain standards,
Actually, what they can do is contractually require the manufacturer to adhere to the standards.
but the fact is that everything costs money. That's capitalism at work.
Absolutely! Did you know that the vast majority (>95% last I checked) of money spent on making an iPhone goes toward electronic components? Assembly is like 3% of the cost to make an iPhone. Apple sells them for 5x the cost of making it, so doubling the cost of assembly would literally be less than $5.
Switch to AMD. :)
Sneeze in the inside of your elbow with it placed just above the nose. Whatever doesn't get absorbed by the clothes or arm, will get directed downward.
What and risk not wiping out all of humanity with an airborne strain of Ebola? That would just make all the monkey bites for nothing! ;)