Comment Why do we need comment titles. (Score 5, Insightful) 337
I would argue that even though the private company itself isn't violating the first amendment that the government is by using that company to provide services.
I would argue that even though the private company itself isn't violating the first amendment that the government is by using that company to provide services.
Surely we could just make hackers agree to an EULA before access out systems. Those things are super binding.
all the science fiction that thinks that every time someone copies a file it somehow magically disappears completely from the source computer and all backups. A lot of the time it seems like the people writing think that computer files are like paper files and things like backups don't exist.
That link to streaming strongly implies that radio is in fact a form of streaming media.
At least some of the workers who were alerted about layoffs will continue to work at PepsiCo until late April as they train their replacements in the coming weeks
Are they training the robots?
...that those net neutrality rules had never actually come into effect so claiming that killing them made things better wouldn't make any sense even if the rules were terrible.
I've got over 31,000 unread emails. I must have some kind of super power or something.
I slept in a half hour today. At this rate I'll be sleeping for nearly 200 hours per day this time next year.
The crazy thing is those sports channels are probably responsible for at least 55% of the total monthly price due to the crazy agreements they require of anyone that wants to provide them to their customers.
American Network Solutions phones (which are ironically made in China) are also pretty malware laden from the factory as well.
It's close enough. The only thing that's important about super moon eclipses is how awesome they look and there's no real perceptual difference between an eclipse 12 hours before apogee and the exact moment of perigee.
You can't tell how it actually works unless everyone gets it and the society is given enough time to adjust to it.
It's for the company DEC, not for generic "digital" things.
A beam seems like a really inefficient way of searching for something in 3D space. Also, if only one beam is sent out what happens to the second entangled beam? Photons aren't known for sitting still.
I'm against DST and all but any programmer that relies on human friendly displayed time (eg 1:30) for storing data for mission critical applications like medical records messed up. The data should be stored with timestamps that are unaffected by things like DST and only convert to more human friendly formats when the data is displayed somewhere.
"Ninety percent of baseball is half mental." -- Yogi Berra
