Kinda how IPv6 works; except there's only one two-octet area code (2002::, or 32.2. in dotted decimal) for the old IPv4 addresses, and all the other addresses work differently.
(Of course, if the recipient only understands IPv4, and the sender only has an IPv6 address, then the packets can only be sent one direction. I'm not sure if or how an IPv6 host and an IPv4 host can establish a TCP handshake, starting from either end.)
The problem is with people not understanding probability or what a prognosis is. It's like a pack-a-day smoker whose doctor says "you're probably going to get cancer within ten years if you keep this up". Five years pass, ten years, fifteen years... nothing; clearly the doctor is an idiot and I am an immortal cancer-immune demigod. Twenty years... boom, cancer.
"Realistic prognosis"? You can't accurately predict unexpected changes. So you err on the side of urgency, because if what you predict happens sooner than expected, that's much, much worse than if you respond sooner than you actually need to.
Instead, people first ignore the warning, then see that the bad thing didn't happen on schedule, then deciding that this invalidates the entire warning.
The only thing you can mathematically prove to be secure is the encryption, and strong crypto is the very least of what even a very cheap commercial drone should have.
"I have no qualms with the idea of personally and professionally leveling the life of someone who has attempted to profit from disarming me and my fellow Americans," one commenter wrote."
In any discussion about gun control, the kind of people who oppose it inevitably show themselves to be the prime example for why it is needed. Bunch of Adam Lanzas and Anders Breiviks waiting to happen.
It's a bit of a mixed message when conservatives compare things they don't like (abortion, birth control, universal healthcare, gun control, etc. - all happened) to slavery, while at the same time fawning over Cliven Bundy.
Watch as CNN devotes a week of reporting to a company that specializes in clairvoyance and Remote Viewing to tell us where the plane went. Following that, an interview with the leader of the Raëlians to tell us exactly which aliens abducted them, as well as a special segment on lizard people.
Yeah, if you really need to back up 180 TB per week, then you should probably save time by writing multiple tapes in parallel. They wouldn't need to be smaller, though - you could still save a lot of storage room by reusing the large tapes.
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Kinda how IPv6 works; except there's only one two-octet area code (2002::, or 32.2. in dotted decimal) for the old IPv4 addresses, and all the other addresses work differently.
(Of course, if the recipient only understands IPv4, and the sender only has an IPv6 address, then the packets can only be sent one direction. I'm not sure if or how an IPv6 host and an IPv4 host can establish a TCP handshake, starting from either end.)
The problem is with people not understanding probability or what a prognosis is. It's like a pack-a-day smoker whose doctor says "you're probably going to get cancer within ten years if you keep this up". Five years pass, ten years, fifteen years... nothing; clearly the doctor is an idiot and I am an immortal cancer-immune demigod. Twenty years... boom, cancer.
"Realistic prognosis"? You can't accurately predict unexpected changes. So you err on the side of urgency, because if what you predict happens sooner than expected, that's much, much worse than if you respond sooner than you actually need to.
Instead, people first ignore the warning, then see that the bad thing didn't happen on schedule, then deciding that this invalidates the entire warning.
(See also: Climate change.)
Surely once they are publicly traded, their days of being ethical and not evil will be at an end.
Well, parameters are something else, eg. coefficients in a function or the color of jelly beans.
The more arbitrary parameters a theory includes, the easier it becomes to make it fit the data regardless of whether it makes any sense.
Instructions unclear, anus stuck in ceiling fan.
You can do anything in one line of Perl.
It might be a very long line, though.
What.
The only thing you can mathematically prove to be secure is the encryption, and strong crypto is the very least of what even a very cheap commercial drone should have.
Good gods, Australia would be overrun with deadly monsters. ...
oh wait
Isn't this like that April Fools RFC?
They just threaten the life and livelihood of anyone selling it:
http://yro.slashdot.org/story/...
Not that this level of honesty is characteristic or anything.
It's a survival-challenging vehicle!
much leap
very dogekind
Apparently this post was transferred on a CD before being published.
(And to those that aren't, it won't matter either way.)
No. :-)
In any discussion about gun control, the kind of people who oppose it inevitably show themselves to be the prime example for why it is needed. Bunch of Adam Lanzas and Anders Breiviks waiting to happen.
Averages are funny like that.
Is that like a renting fee?
It's a bit of a mixed message when conservatives compare things they don't like (abortion, birth control, universal healthcare, gun control, etc. - all happened) to slavery, while at the same time fawning over Cliven Bundy.
Watch as CNN devotes a week of reporting to a company that specializes in clairvoyance and Remote Viewing to tell us where the plane went. Following that, an interview with the leader of the Raëlians to tell us exactly which aliens abducted them, as well as a special segment on lizard people.
It's so nice to see a Republican actually care about someone who does not reside in a uterus, provided they have a valid US passport.
.... haha that's adorable.
If he didn't have lawyers advising him, do you think he'd have gotten away with this?
Could we please use real scientific units when talking about science?
How much is this in libraries of congress per fortnight?
Yeah, if you really need to back up 180 TB per week, then you should probably save time by writing multiple tapes in parallel. They wouldn't need to be smaller, though - you could still save a lot of storage room by reusing the large tapes.
"IE".