NASA didn't decide to build that; a Republican senator from Mississippi forced through the budget amendment even though it was pointless. Apparently stimulating the economy down there with some completely useless waste of resources is more important than actual space research.
Blaming NASA for it is just adding insult to injury - what an asshole reporter.
No government would want to trust their TLD (on which relies the entire country's infrastructure and economy) to a foreign country that interferes with it. Once that can of worms is opened, you'd probably end up with each country hosting their own alternative root and mandating their ISPs either default to using it or being able to fail over to it quickly when necessary.
I don't know if this is a joke, because when I install Ubuntu these days I kill Unity and replace it with Gnome before doing anything else. But I sure hope so.
That would be overreaching, since Google now has actual competition. Trying to apply pressure too widely would drive industries to use and endorse Bing instead.
(I don't think "anti-trust violation" means what you think it means, by the way.)
Yeah, but if you're using a smartphone at all, you'd need expert knowledge to protect your anonymity from it (rooting, etc.). The authenticator app doesn't require network access though (it's basically a time-synchronized security token, afaik), so it might be possible to port it to some non-connected device.
Funny that ebola has been in existence in the modern world since the 70s, yet only now this is coming to light. Oddly enough, this is perfectly timed with someone in the US getting infected.
"Shit, this is on OUR turf now!??! Better do something about it!"
This is not "only now coming to light"; it's just that you couldn't be bothered to read about it until it was spelled out in a Slashdot headline. People didn't start working on this last week. I'm not sure how fast you think medical research works.
Slashdot Mirror
NASA didn't decide to build that; a Republican senator from Mississippi forced through the budget amendment even though it was pointless. Apparently stimulating the economy down there with some completely useless waste of resources is more important than actual space research.
Blaming NASA for it is just adding insult to injury - what an asshole reporter.
Instead of fancy breathalizer equipment, making people read a bunch of letters and numbers is probably enough.
That's supposed to mean the size of his body, or the size of his ego?
All you need is a small black hole to bend the light towards you...
Ebola and ISIS both still have fairly bad raps, so fat chance for Comcast.
Unary representation of your program's Gödel number. You can code in one letter, but your program may get pretty long.
Yeah, in the early days multiple words were just an AND keyword search. I think that changed over 6-7 years ago, though.
In the time between these bursts, maybe a few species got lucky and made it almost to space colonization before getting scrubbed.
Maybe we're one of them.
I saw that episode.
Wow! That sure is an unexpected application of a new super-tensile material. :P
No government would want to trust their TLD (on which relies the entire country's infrastructure and economy) to a foreign country that interferes with it. Once that can of worms is opened, you'd probably end up with each country hosting their own alternative root and mandating their ISPs either default to using it or being able to fail over to it quickly when necessary.
But for one simple payment or $100,000, you can pre-purchase your batteries for the next 500 billion years!
I don't know if this is a joke, because when I install Ubuntu these days I kill Unity and replace it with Gnome before doing anything else. But I sure hope so.
... then log into Facebook with your real name and post your data from that connection.
There is, but they're not content to do it there because they want to fool other people into thinking it's not bullshit.
(...)
That would be overreaching, since Google now has actual competition. Trying to apply pressure too widely would drive industries to use and endorse Bing instead.
(I don't think "anti-trust violation" means what you think it means, by the way.)
WHAT?
I'm not installing such a crap update. Why would they leave out the most important thing?
Yeah, but if you're using a smartphone at all, you'd need expert knowledge to protect your anonymity from it (rooting, etc.). The authenticator app doesn't require network access though (it's basically a time-synchronized security token, afaik), so it might be possible to port it to some non-connected device.
[cetacean needed]
This is not "only now coming to light"; it's just that you couldn't be bothered to read about it until it was spelled out in a Slashdot headline. People didn't start working on this last week. I'm not sure how fast you think medical research works.
Go do that; their contact address is support@polizei.de
> sued
*prosecuted, even.
1 second / 4.4 trillion * 3E8 m/s = 68 microns.
That's the distance light covers between frames. Wow.