That's the point. He didn't ask them to hack her. It was quite clear that he was referring to them already having her emails. What could they have hacked? Her server had already been wiped and out-of-commission when he made that comment.
Why was that a crime? Hillary illegally kept classified emails on her private server, then illegally destroyed the subpoenaed records after that server had already been compromised. Trump jokingly asked the Russians to provide copies of the emails that they already had to U.S. officials. It boggles the mind that Hillary supporters still try to re-frame this as a Trump problem.
So, apparently, Manning should have changed name to "Bradley Manning (not guilty of all charges)". Then the reporters would always write it that way, since that's the rule.
Remember when VW was fined for scamming the EPA emissions?
Remember their fine to the US government was to invest in electric cars? So their success is due to the US government.
Languages like C# and Rust are headed in that direction, although I think there is still a long way to go before we have a language that is both "safe" and efficient.
You say that like Rust isn't "safe" and efficient.
In early 1970, as a result of heightened public concerns about deteriorating city air, natural areas littered with debris, and urban water supplies contaminated with dangerous impurities, President Richard Nixon presented the House and Senate a groundbreaking 37-point message on the environment. These points included:
requesting four billion dollars for the improvement of water treatment facilities;
asking for national air quality standards and stringent guidelines to lower motor vehicle emissions;
launching federally-funded research to reduce automobile pollution;
ordering a clean-up of federal facilities that had fouled air and water;
seeking legislation to end the dumping of wastes into the Great Lakes;
proposing a tax on lead additives in gasoline;
forwarding to Congress a plan to tighten safeguards on the seaborne transportation of oil; and
approving a National Contingency Plan for the treatment of oil spills.
Around the same time, President Nixon also created a council in part to consider how to organize federal government programs designed to reduce pollution, so that those programs could efficiently address the goals laid out in his message on the environment.
Following the council’s recommendations, the president sent to Congress a plan to consolidate many environmental responsibilities of the federal government under one agency, a new Environmental Protection Agency. This reorganization would permit response to environmental problems in a manner beyond the previous capability of government pollution control programs:
Trump's value is falling faster than anycoin ever.
Interesting that you'd write that. Rasmussen just today released poll results that shows Trump's approval is ahead of Obama's at the same point in Obama's presidency. http://www.rasmussenreports.co...
That includes the time to type the three commands, which was probably 99% of the time (I'm not a particularly good typist). Try it for yourself. See if the original complaint seems valid to you.
Well, if that was the argument that the OP made, then you might have a point. But it wasn't, and you don't. The OP specifically claimed that the time to compile a Hello World program was very long. I pointed out that the time to create, compile, and run said program was only 11 seconds. I gave the three commands to do that, so that everyone can check it for themselves.
I specified the commands needed to create, build, and *run* the Hello, World program. Note, that Hello, World is the default program that is created for you when you type "cargo new", so you don't even have to edit it. 11 seconds. Try it just like I typed it.
I tried the new rust command line tutorial and it created a directory with multiple files before I ever got to write a line of code. importing a library needed two files with different syntaxes. It took a long time to compile Hello World.
I'm questioning your results. Here are the step to create and run Hello World:
cargo new hello
cd hello
cargo run
That's it. 11 seconds start-to-finish, including fixing a typing mistake.
I'm about 6 months in to seriously using Rust and I absolutely love it! The ecosystem is fantastic (cargo and crates.io), the zero-cost, high-level abstractions are great, and the borrow checker is amazing!
Just happened to read this: https://www.redstate.com/strei...,
which describes a concerted media effort to cast a Democrat election stunt as coming from "racist" Republicans.
Slashdot Mirror
That's the point. He didn't ask them to hack her. It was quite clear that he was referring to them already having her emails. What could they have hacked? Her server had already been wiped and out-of-commission when he made that comment.
Why was that a crime? Hillary illegally kept classified emails on her private server, then illegally destroyed the subpoenaed records after that server had already been compromised. Trump jokingly asked the Russians to provide copies of the emails that they already had to U.S. officials. It boggles the mind that Hillary supporters still try to re-frame this as a Trump problem.
So, apparently, Manning should have changed name to "Bradley Manning (not guilty of all charges)". Then the reporters would always write it that way, since that's the rule.
Remember when VW was fined for scamming the EPA emissions? Remember their fine to the US government was to invest in electric cars? So their success is due to the US government.
Pepperidge Farm remembers.
Forget it, he’s rolling.
These are much lower orbits (not geostationary).
That was the issue for me, as well.
The really odd thing is that it wasn't a backcronym. The researchers just happened to get lucky with the name.
If the state governments need this, then they can tax their own citizens.
Not on your life, my Hindu friend.
Languages like C# and Rust are headed in that direction, although I think there is still a long way to go before we have a language that is both "safe" and efficient.
You say that like Rust isn't "safe" and efficient.
From www.epa.gov:
In early 1970, as a result of heightened public concerns about deteriorating city air, natural areas littered with debris, and urban water supplies contaminated with dangerous impurities, President Richard Nixon presented the House and Senate a groundbreaking 37-point message on the environment. These points included:
Around the same time, President Nixon also created a council in part to consider how to organize federal government programs designed to reduce pollution, so that those programs could efficiently address the goals laid out in his message on the environment.
Following the council’s recommendations, the president sent to Congress a plan to consolidate many environmental responsibilities of the federal government under one agency, a new Environmental Protection Agency. This reorganization would permit response to environmental problems in a manner beyond the previous capability of government pollution control programs:
That happened during the Reagan administration, a decade before Carter was president.
A little typo. Clinton.
Trump's value is falling faster than anycoin ever.
Interesting that you'd write that. Rasmussen just today released poll results that shows Trump's approval is ahead of Obama's at the same point in Obama's presidency. http://www.rasmussenreports.co...
Commodore.
Displays are measured corner to corner. Of course, sqrt(15^2 + 10.5^2) is actually 18.3 inches, so some of those numbers must be off.
Aren't you ignoring the bezel?
That includes the time to type the three commands, which was probably 99% of the time (I'm not a particularly good typist). Try it for yourself. See if the original complaint seems valid to you.
Well, if that was the argument that the OP made, then you might have a point. But it wasn't, and you don't. The OP specifically claimed that the time to compile a Hello World program was very long. I pointed out that the time to create, compile, and run said program was only 11 seconds. I gave the three commands to do that, so that everyone can check it for themselves.
I specified the commands needed to create, build, and *run* the Hello, World program. Note, that Hello, World is the default program that is created for you when you type "cargo new", so you don't even have to edit it. 11 seconds. Try it just like I typed it.
I tried the new rust command line tutorial and it created a directory with multiple files before I ever got to write a line of code. importing a library needed two files with different syntaxes. It took a long time to compile Hello World.
I'm questioning your results. Here are the step to create and run Hello World:
cargo new hello
cd hello
cargo run
That's it. 11 seconds start-to-finish, including fixing a typing mistake.
I'm about 6 months in to seriously using Rust and I absolutely love it! The ecosystem is fantastic (cargo and crates.io), the zero-cost, high-level abstractions are great, and the borrow checker is amazing!
Absolutely! I only use Chrome for a very small number of sites.
Wish I had mod points!
Just happened to read this: https://www.redstate.com/strei..., which describes a concerted media effort to cast a Democrat election stunt as coming from "racist" Republicans.
Why are you wasting your technical ability posting to Slashdot when you could be leading IBM's chip division?
Maybe rfengineer does both!