At the same time, the GPS unit is activated on the phone and the phone attempts to get a lock.
No, the cell towers you are connected to triangulate on you.
At that point I'd be better off with what3words... https://map.what3words.com/ Maybe get Siri to look up your current 3words and read them to the 911 operator...
I check out e-books from my library at the county seat and have them sent directly to my kindle email address and thus my devices. I can check out e-books from ANY of my county library branches the same way. I did look to see if an item was "off the digital shelves" when checked out and that is in fact true... but now that I think about it, there is a copy left on the device after the DRM renders it unusable... So in the end how does that vary from the Internet Archive complaint?
And there's nothing to be concerned about. Google hired some engineers from Intel to work on redesign of primate recognition - in fact, they hired the same old wise engineers who gave us the Meltdown vulnerability. What could possibly go wrong?
The astrologer I found on Yelp told me I should totally trust them. He also got me with an appointment with his sister, a medium, and she is going help me get all the evil spirits out of my money!
Then they should recall all the money and change the printing to update this inconvenient phrase: This note is legal tender for all debts, public and private.
Maybe make it: This note is legal tender for SOME debts, public and private, if the debtee feels like it.
So, if fake news is fake, then it's real news? OK, I think I can process that... But does that mean the real news was the fake news all along? I mean, in the end, do I go with the fake real news or the real fake news? It feels like I'm being gaslighted...
I've seen a hypothesis that our universe is a 3d hologram essentially projected from a 2d source on a brane, (Yes, I spelled "brane" correctly, go look it up.)
Of course, we have no idea if that's true or not, or if branes actually exist either. But even if the source of the universe is 2d, that doesn't mean the earth is "flat" in our perception of the universe.
I think you're thinking about Bruce Schneier... It's OK, I thought they were talking about Rob Schneider... and I really don't want to see him designing safety systems for critical infrastructure!
...The office goes to the Vice-president who then appoints a new VP of his/her choice....
The new VP would need a confirmation by a majority vote of both Houses of Congress... Election 2018 looking more important all the time, for both parties. Amendment 25 part 2
What about having a standard logo for this, which would make it easier to identify such content? And rules about the minimum dimensions of the logo for TV/streaming, printed media and the Web?
Is the poop emoji copyrighted? Maybe lose the smile though...
No, it's OK to keep smacking our heads against a wall till we figure things out, wall builders gotta eat too. Maybe be a little less pontificating about the theory du jour... and in that vein, I wonder whose house Elon's car will land on...
This is Air Force Space Command, we are tracking a red sports car falling through the upper stratosphere... Do we get to shoot at that sucker or what?
The part that worries me isn't just that they can't seem to figure out where the edge of the solar system is, it is that the conditions there do not match predictions, and yet nobody thought, "maybe we should scale back our predictions about things more than 10 AUs away" or something.
If we can't predict Earth's radiation belts, and we can't predict the conditions at the edges of the solar system, why do we think we can accurately see 14 billion years away?
OK, if you want to go down that road we could damage a bunch of theoretical disciplines... I'm alright with that in principal but it's gonna break my heart the first time I see a nicely dressed PhD holding a sign saying Will extrapolate sparse data for food!
Slashdot Mirror
Oh, but think of all the Staples Rewards earned buying the ink refills!
If it's 1:1 he's gonna need something bigger than the production floor at Hyperspacial Engineering...
https://vimeo.com/109836809
At the same time, the GPS unit is activated on the phone and the phone attempts to get a lock. No, the cell towers you are connected to triangulate on you.
At that point I'd be better off with what3words...
https://map.what3words.com/
Maybe get Siri to look up your current 3words and read them to the 911 operator...
I check out e-books from my library at the county seat and have them sent directly to my kindle email address and thus my devices. I can check out e-books from ANY of my county library branches the same way. I did look to see if an item was "off the digital shelves" when checked out and that is in fact true...
but now that I think about it, there is a copy left on the device after the DRM renders it unusable...
So in the end how does that vary from the Internet Archive complaint?
+1
All they need is a really big Diplomatic Pouch with some air holes poked in it...
stick a letter in Julian's pocket and he's official mail.
And there's nothing to be concerned about. Google hired some engineers from Intel to work on redesign of primate recognition - in fact, they hired the same old wise engineers who gave us the Meltdown vulnerability. What could possibly go wrong?
Gorillas with malware preinstalled?
So what do their cars do now when they spot a gorilla crossing the road?
Stop so the passenger can learn the punch line?
The astrologer I found on Yelp told me I should totally trust them. He also got me with an appointment with his sister, a medium, and she is going help me get all the evil spirits out of my money!
https://xkcd.com/927/
Given the issue in the summary I think it needs to stand for:
Some Insidious Process
https://xkcd.com/351/
Don't forget the mouseover text...
Then they should recall all the money and change the printing to update this inconvenient phrase:
This note is legal tender for all debts, public and private.
Maybe make it:
This note is legal tender for SOME debts, public and private, if the debtee feels like it.
and paste
...and never read it out loud or you would hear the mistake in your own voice...
Oh well, it's still a fine summary.
Oh sure, we are losing money on every trip...
but we're going to make it up in volume!
Perhaps the idea of "Fake News" is fake itself!
So, if fake news is fake, then it's real news?
OK, I think I can process that...
But does that mean the real news was the fake news all along?
I mean, in the end, do I go with the fake real news or the real fake news?
It feels like I'm being gaslighted...
I've seen a hypothesis that our universe is a 3d hologram essentially projected from a 2d source on a brane, (Yes, I spelled "brane" correctly, go look it up.) Of course, we have no idea if that's true or not, or if branes actually exist either. But even if the source of the universe is 2d, that doesn't mean the earth is "flat" in our perception of the universe.
The rain in Spain
falls mainly on the brane?
I think you're thinking about Bruce Schneier ...
It's OK, I thought they were talking about Rob Schneider... and I really don't want to see him designing safety systems for critical infrastructure!
...The office goes to the Vice-president who then appoints a new VP of his/her choice....
The new VP would need a confirmation by a majority vote of both Houses of Congress... Election 2018 looking more important all the time, for both parties.
Amendment 25 part 2
Well, there's spam egg sausage and spam, that's not got much spam in it.
I'll take two, hold the Vikings...
Well, if you're going to limit us to our imaginations that seems a bit of an unjust restriction...
What about having a standard logo for this, which would make it easier to identify such content? And rules about the minimum dimensions of the logo for TV/streaming, printed media and the Web?
Is the poop emoji copyrighted?
Maybe lose the smile though...
The upgrade path requires you to dunk it in a glass of milk...
No, it's OK to keep smacking our heads against a wall till we figure things out, wall builders gotta eat too.
Maybe be a little less pontificating about the theory du jour...
and in that vein, I wonder whose house Elon's car will land on...
This is Air Force Space Command, we are tracking a red sports car falling through the upper stratosphere...
Do we get to shoot at that sucker or what?
The part that worries me isn't just that they can't seem to figure out where the edge of the solar system is, it is that the conditions there do not match predictions, and yet nobody thought, "maybe we should scale back our predictions about things more than 10 AUs away" or something.
If we can't predict Earth's radiation belts, and we can't predict the conditions at the edges of the solar system, why do we think we can accurately see 14 billion years away?
OK, if you want to go down that road we could damage a bunch of theoretical disciplines...
I'm alright with that in principal but it's gonna break my heart the first time I see a nicely dressed PhD holding a sign saying
Will extrapolate sparse data for food!