That his personal and professional life was destroyed by bigotry due to his homosexuality is well established and uncontroversial. If he did commit suicide, then the existence of a causal link is nearly inevitable. The part that hasn't been well established is whether he did, in fact, commit suicide.
(Correlation can imply causation if there is no other viable cause and the absence of a cause is unlikely. He could have suffered a devastating mental illness that made him suicidal, but there is no evidence of this, whereas the discrimination is well documented.)
Frankly, the idea that this could be accidental in the first place is ludicrous.
Antivirus vendors classifying the competition as malware is an easy mistake due to antivirus software employing similar methods to viruses in examining memory. Classifying a non-profit organization as a gambling site? Not an easy mistake. Doing it to a site belonging to a rival organization? Yeah, no.
The mindscrew is that every physical machine, including the microcomputer (as well as this "Turing machine" itself, with its finite tape), is technically a finite state machine. The theoretical model of a true Turing machine requires the availability of infinite memory.
You could say that the deterministic finite state machine can be any (deterministic) physical device conceivable, while the infinite tape is the one part that cannot be built in reality.
It won't tell anyone whether it spied on me. They really do care. I'm touched.
PRIVACY: The psychological discomfort associated with awareness of personal & possibly embarassing information becoming known to others. Respect for privacy thus defined as not making concerned parties aware of said knowledge.
These disparate groups may never communicate, but if you divide the network in any place, geographic or not, you are going to end up with a border somewhere. Across this border, it will be impossible to exchange a hyperlink with the expectation that it consistently identifies a single resource.
If you're already on Linux and using ffmpeg, why not encode it as.ogg? Unless you have to accomodate a poor portable media player, but even most of those support it now.
Their numbers have dwindled to about 2,000 as a consequence of disease and disruption of traditional lifestyles, though people with partial Aleut descent may number around 15,000.
In particular, ISPs have nothing to do with running a webserver on your computer; the most they can do is prevent others from accessing it. Secondly, Javascript has nothing to do with webservers.
(For the record, PHP, which does run on webservers, doesn't require a webserver either.)
No more adept at biology, but I read that the replication is most susceptible to errors at the ends, which is why there are chunks of non-coding DNA (telomeres) there which get shorter with each replication.
The 7xx block could be "third party error" to go with 4xx "client error" and 5xx "server error". The 706 and 707 doen't really fit in, though; and why wouldn't they assign 6xx first?
450: Blocked by parents 451: Blocked by government 452: Blocked by employer 453: Blocked by ISP 454: Blocked by school 455: Blocked by RIAA 456: Blocked by MPAA...
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That his personal and professional life was destroyed by bigotry due to his homosexuality is well established and uncontroversial. If he did commit suicide, then the existence of a causal link is nearly inevitable. The part that hasn't been well established is whether he did, in fact, commit suicide.
(Correlation can imply causation if there is no other viable cause and the absence of a cause is unlikely. He could have suffered a devastating mental illness that made him suicidal, but there is no evidence of this, whereas the discrimination is well documented.)
Frankly, the idea that this could be accidental in the first place is ludicrous.
Antivirus vendors classifying the competition as malware is an easy mistake due to antivirus software employing similar methods to viruses in examining memory. Classifying a non-profit organization as a gambling site? Not an easy mistake. Doing it to a site belonging to a rival organization? Yeah, no.
At least nobody ever seems to argue that the right to guns includes the right to start a fire in a crowded theater.
I.e., they left the front door open and attached a post-it saying "please don't look under the shelf".
Utterly flabberghasted.
Who could have guessed this? Noone, that's who.
They wanted a series of tubes to replace the big-truck system they currently have in place.
The mindscrew is that every physical machine, including the microcomputer (as well as this "Turing machine" itself, with its finite tape), is technically a finite state machine. The theoretical model of a true Turing machine requires the availability of infinite memory.
You could say that the deterministic finite state machine can be any (deterministic) physical device conceivable, while the infinite tape is the one part that cannot be built in reality.
It won't tell anyone whether it spied on me. They really do care. I'm touched.
Don't forget to modify the standard to allow the slash in names.
Then you also get ./ ./slash, .slash/slash///slashslashslash/...
non-Uniform Resource Locators?
These disparate groups may never communicate, but if you divide the network in any place, geographic or not, you are going to end up with a border somewhere. Across this border, it will be impossible to exchange a hyperlink with the expectation that it consistently identifies a single resource.
If you're already on Linux and using ffmpeg, why not encode it as .ogg? Unless you have to accomodate a poor portable media player, but even most of those support it now.
(That's from Diamond Age though.)
Considering the theme of viral religion, that would be some neat meta-irony.
Unless they cut the hell out of the story, YT will not be played by a kid. Doubt even the character could remain a minor in the movie version.
Every single thing you just said is wrong.
In particular, ISPs have nothing to do with running a webserver on your computer; the most they can do is prevent others from accessing it. Secondly, Javascript has nothing to do with webservers.
(For the record, PHP, which does run on webservers, doesn't require a webserver either.)
The latter of which are also used to staff Fox News.
Pay $40,000 in damages in order to avoid a suit; then I will comply with your demand for $20,000.
Well yeah, because fuck zombies.
No more adept at biology, but I read that the replication is most susceptible to errors at the ends, which is why there are chunks of non-coding DNA (telomeres) there which get shorter with each replication.
You're thinking of the wrong kind of hacker.
The 7xx block could be "third party error" to go with 4xx "client error" and 5xx "server error". The 706 and 707 doen't really fit in, though; and why wouldn't they assign 6xx first?
450: Blocked by parents ...
451: Blocked by government
452: Blocked by employer
453: Blocked by ISP
454: Blocked by school
455: Blocked by RIAA
456: Blocked by MPAA