What comes to spying, your smartphone is probably more capable of doing that than a drone. Doesn't even need to follow you - you keep it with you all by yourself!
The reason is because what you're describing is an enormous amount of hassle and people just don't want to deal with that much complication, unless they're wearing a tinfoil hat. And if they are they probably have already set up a system that resets itself every time it's rebooted. Just learn to stop worrying and love the cookies.
Actually I'm more of an engineer too. I've never read a peer-reviewed journal either, or contributed to scientific research. I use it all the time though. What are you rambling on about?
She's an engineer. She probably doesn't even know what "pH balance" actually means, somebody just told her that "this in hair good, that in hair bad". She's probably never even read a peer-reviewed journal. And she doesn't need to.
Of course all this was at some point discovered by scientific researchers, but the research itself was "fun" in the way most kids perceive fun. It was probably hard work, and boring.
Science is study, discovery and hard work. Engineering is applying the results of that study.
I bet a place like MIT just has many times the IT systems of most other places, and they didn't take that into account. Not reading the actual TFA because it requires me to register or something dumb like that.
I was getting sick and tired of seeing "Big Buck Bunny" every single time somebody wanted to demonstrate something that plays video. Now we at least have an alternative!
Yes, an integral part of thinking. I for one think that shooting up a school would be a very bad idea, but then again I'm not taking any drugs right now.
Did anybody notice that it doesn't, for example, do client mode at all yet? Or it does, but it doesn't implement cert validation at all which makes it useless as a client at the moment and therefore client mode is disabled. That along with delegating all the actual crypto to other libraries means the entire thing doesn't actually *do* much. No wonder it's only 6kLOC.
This is why yoú shouldn't use fingerprints as a form of strong ID. School lunch, Disneyland, impersonation is unlikely to be a problem in any significant scale. I wouldn't secure my bank account with it though.
The school and the federal government might find out which students are getting a healthy and nutritious meal and when. This is unacceptable.
I get that this is a bit silly but I don't exactly see the privacy concern.
And how many times exactly have you been happy to get "Infinity" as a result? Pretty much every time I've gotten that there has been an error in my logic.
IEEE can define division by zero to return 42 for all I care, but on the mathematical level I don't believe there is a universally good definition for it. Sometimes infinity can kind of make sense (e.g. the slope of a vertical line), but not universally. Therefore, I vote for undefined.
Because that usually means I'm trying to do something that's mathematically meaningless and I'd rather handle the special case than silently get a meaningless result.
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$10-20? [citation needed]
Here. It's right here.
What comes to spying, your smartphone is probably more capable of doing that than a drone. Doesn't even need to follow you - you keep it with you all by yourself!
The reason is because what you're describing is an enormous amount of hassle and people just don't want to deal with that much complication, unless they're wearing a tinfoil hat. And if they are they probably have already set up a system that resets itself every time it's rebooted. Just learn to stop worrying and love the cookies.
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Actually I'm more of an engineer too. I've never read a peer-reviewed journal either, or contributed to scientific research. I use it all the time though. What are you rambling on about?
She's an engineer. She probably doesn't even know what "pH balance" actually means, somebody just told her that "this in hair good, that in hair bad". She's probably never even read a peer-reviewed journal. And she doesn't need to. Of course all this was at some point discovered by scientific researchers, but the research itself was "fun" in the way most kids perceive fun. It was probably hard work, and boring. Science is study, discovery and hard work. Engineering is applying the results of that study.
I bet a place like MIT just has many times the IT systems of most other places, and they didn't take that into account. Not reading the actual TFA because it requires me to register or something dumb like that.
I was getting sick and tired of seeing "Big Buck Bunny" every single time somebody wanted to demonstrate something that plays video. Now we at least have an alternative!
Maybe somebody should port Linux to Flash...
How many times have we already said farewell to Flash and it still refuses to die...
Because it was 3D printed.
It's not really unlimited if it's limited to a year now is it. Bad title. Commendable policy though, much better than what many places offer.
The users. They can vote with their wallets, and refuse to use Microsoft software if they don't like it.
Yes, an integral part of thinking. I for one think that shooting up a school would be a very bad idea, but then again I'm not taking any drugs right now.
Unfathomable! Stop the press!
Yes, that would be the primary indicator of trouble. *sigh*
My point was that it's not that useful to compare it to other libraries unless there's feature parity.
Did anybody notice that it doesn't, for example, do client mode at all yet? Or it does, but it doesn't implement cert validation at all which makes it useless as a client at the moment and therefore client mode is disabled. That along with delegating all the actual crypto to other libraries means the entire thing doesn't actually *do* much. No wonder it's only 6kLOC.
When you least expect it, except if you expect it to happen just before taking a backup. Then it'll happen just when you expect it to.
This is why yoú shouldn't use fingerprints as a form of strong ID. School lunch, Disneyland, impersonation is unlikely to be a problem in any significant scale. I wouldn't secure my bank account with it though.
The school and the federal government might find out which students are getting a healthy and nutritious meal and when. This is unacceptable. I get that this is a bit silly but I don't exactly see the privacy concern.
CPU implementations have nothing to do with general mathematics D: Please stop confusing the two.
And how many times exactly have you been happy to get "Infinity" as a result? Pretty much every time I've gotten that there has been an error in my logic. IEEE can define division by zero to return 42 for all I care, but on the mathematical level I don't believe there is a universally good definition for it. Sometimes infinity can kind of make sense (e.g. the slope of a vertical line), but not universally. Therefore, I vote for undefined.
Because that usually means I'm trying to do something that's mathematically meaningless and I'd rather handle the special case than silently get a meaningless result.