Comment Have you ever actually read ... (Score 2, Insightful) 62
... anything written by a government drone? AI might be a step up.
... anything written by a government drone? AI might be a step up.
They will bring doom to human species.
Especially if the Creator joins with Vygr.
V'ger? I hardly know her!
The classics never get old.
Doing something useful for once.
V'ger? I hardly know her!
"Suspected ransomware attack"? How to you have a suspected ransomware attack?
Data was stolen in an intrusion.
There was a ransom demand.
The "suspected" part is the question, did the ransom demand come from the people who broke in? Or by opportunists taking advantage of somebody else's break-in?
"In addition, we remain engaged with IMS as they continue their investigation of this incident and its impact on the data they maintain."
Translation:
"In addition, our foot remains engaged IMS' ass as they continue their investigation of this incident and its impact on the data they maintain."
Prediction: rental properties will not come with such services. Tenants will not be allowed to run their own cabling or install sat dishes either.
Slumlords gonna slum.
I remember seeing a picture of that place somewhere
Long live the polls!
... because promised simplification did not materialize and cost is increasing.
Sounds a lot like outsourcing in the 90's.
If you are not able/disciplined enough to go 1, 2 or 3, go the gordon Ramsey route, cancel all your credit and debit cards, and use cach only.
Is that Gordon Ramsey or Dave Ramsey?
The Gordon Ramsey route would be to learn how to check the doneness of a steak by touching it, and how to make a decent risotto, you donkey!
It's almost like they are trying to find ways to make screens break faster. First it was curved edges which nobody wanted. Now it's this.
I don't see why it's such a big deal. Apparently people doing #2 in the bathtub is extremely common in every hotel in the world. It happens far more often than you might think and is one of the dirty little secrets of the industry.
Mr. Yan, I knew Andre the Giant, and you sir are no Andre the Giant.
Thinkgeek.
Ahhh, the good old days. Even if I didn't buy everything that caught my eye (and I did buy a few), it felt good to see choices available that seemed to have me in mind. It made me feel, for lack of a better word, seen.
I miss that.
Microsoft may still do evil stuff, but it's *different* evil stuff. To say they are attacking open source is simply no longer true.
"... Then they fight you. Then you win."
Remember kids, if it's not offsite, it's not a backup. It's just another copy.
A computer scientist is someone who fixes things that aren't broken.
