Still built into the gmail web interface ... for now.

Its not a question of IF it will get loose, its a question of WHEN, and whether we'll be able to deal with it, or will it mutate to a point where we are all just grey goo.

Just out of curiosity, how many of those mass-transit systems run 24/7365?

I remember visiting Paris which had a lovely Mass transit system ... and then running through the subway grabbing the last train before being stranded in the city Center with no way (except an expensive cab ride) back to the suburb house of our friends where we staying.

https://www.reddit.com/r/Writi...

(worth a short read and funny as heck)

Considering I can count the number of times I've dual-booted any Mac I've owned over the last 15 years on Zero hands, I'd tend to disagree.

Now, the amount of times I've fired up a Virtual Machine to run something/check something, etc? ... lots more times.

Once they introduced the hard shell of the 3.5" disk it really removed a lot of the soundstage that was inherent in the 5 1/4" model.

Still, if you insist on going that route, Cassette at least provides a reasonably diverse dynamic range while preserving the warmth of the Zeros and Ones as they were originally compiled.

Windows is also aiming for running on an ARM processor, so as long as they have similar standards, they may still be able to Dual Boot?

Especially with physical access compromised.

What about a security consulting and services company who performs electronic and physical pen-tests of US based data centers and R&D shops?

Do you think Apple could put one together (or find/purchase a controlling share in a private one)?

I thought you couldn't memory dump unless the phone unlocked to the device (as of recently, I think iOS10 or 11)?

Try uBlock Origin.

Lower memory/CPU footprint than a lot of the others, and lots of places don't detect it (like Forbes).

By buying it through a shell company?

I don't know, but they seem to be actively moving in this direction in NYC.

Whenever there is an accident, everyone immediately jumps on how it must be the driver's fault. Never mind that people constantly cross against the light, "edge out" in to the intersection before the light, or cross mid-block outside the crosswalk.

Bicycles move against traffic, not yielding to lights or pedestrians, often deciding that they get to share the sidewalk with pedestrians (as opposed to being in the street where they are legally supposed to).

> or perhaps... he's not falling into dunning kruger effect?

Or is suffering from Imposter syndrome?