.. the government has access to government files...? No way!

To the celebrating parrot

https://twitter.com/albertvaka...

See RFC 1149 or RFC 2549

So off-planetary backups will be a thing now?

Sounds like regular engineering to me!

"I made something awesome, no idea how it works, but it does - don't touch it! You'll break it!"

Yep, read this on Feedly too.

Kache.. pronounced like cache... but how do you pronounce cache :P

Ok .. and do tourists, visitors to America, people on work visa's, etc, do they need to register their drone if they decided to bring one with them on their trip?

How is that going to work?

... his porn stash?

... control system is assisted by Clippy.

Except the Home button now does multiple things depending on if you long-press, double or even triple click it?

Maybe graphic design is also moving to the "retro" look as with every modern thing these days.

-MAN? As a non-American, I saw a lot of PAC but still had no idea what this was talking about. Until I Wiki'd what PAC could have possibly stood for.

Having FTTH was to also not be reliant on the ageing copper network that has been shown to be temporarily fixed at areas with grocery shopping bags. There are regular outages as the copper fails and millions are spent in maintaining patchwork solutions.

This is undoubtedly singing the same tune that will most likely go on for decades to come but bullying must be brought to a end.

Parenting can only go so far - it's ridiculous to assume that telling your adolescent and hormonal child to be strong in the face of adversary will stop them from killing themselves. This poor girl left a note apologising for not being strong enough.

There's also no chance that one parent will lecture or attempt to teach another a child that bullying is wrong - that's, unfortunately, not their place. Of course, one parent could talk to another but that's only if they know.... which if often not the case.

However, there should be some figure of authority that should be able to do something...

If bullying is witnessed in the playground, a teacher would usually bring it to an end, and (hopefully) punish the bully - lecture them, make them sincerely apologise, etc. Although there's been ridiculous cases where teachers end up lecturing the bullied - that just infuriates me.

So, if this would occur in the schools and playgrounds, why not in the digital realm? It shouldn't be Facebook staff, in this case, but it should be the parents at the least. They really need to look after what their children are doing and what's happening to them. Facebook and other social media sites are just giant playgrounds for kids except there's no teachers around and that's always a recipe for disaster.

Of course, this should be all within reason - don't exactly want parents digitally stalking their kids 24/7 but it's not difficult to just check peoples walls every once in a while...

Anyway, that's enough ranting - hopefully that all makes sense.