Question: What's funnier... Nigeria with a cybercrime problem or...

Forget it. Nothing is funnier than Nigeria with a cybercrime problem.

An education is not something you get, it's something you take.

It requires you to avail yourself of every opportunity, rather than sitting around waiting for someone to give it to you.

While this is a harder road to travel, it's one many people in the U.S., Europe, China, and elsewhere have successfully pursued.

News from 2011.

See-Through Walls: Motion Tracking Using Variance-Based Radio Tomography Networks

https://www.semanticscholar.or... [semanticscholar.org]

Carbon Neutral isn't enough.

You should sequester the carbon internally instead of exhaling it, by converting your bones to diamond.

Sweden had a similar absurd claim about stopping all greenhouse gas emissions by 2025. Which would, of course, have included farting humans, cows, and reindeer.

So I made up Swedish flag T-shirts that had printed across the yellow horizontal bar "Do Your Part: Don't Fart".

Exactly how long does it take to make a ton of CO2 for an exhaling human being?

A human exhales about 2.3 pounds of carbon dioxide per day if they are sedentary, and up to 18.4 pounds if they are very active.

So on average, unless you are an athlete, every 2 years, you exhale a ton of CO2.

It will be fun to see them tax that... $7.50 a year from homeless people, or they are required to quit breathing.

The Samsung rumor is at least consistent with one of the patent applications I made while at Google; it was for a multidirectional camera using a single CCD to effectively create more than one camera aperture.

Mostly the intent was to reduce COGS (Cost of Goods Sold), by about $35 per camera assembly.

In practice, it might also have resulted in an overall thinner device.

And I'm confused how anyone would need someone's help breaking into Yahoo, let alone how this could net you prison time.

Does anyone else think that sentences for hacking should be scaled to reflect the actual degree of difficulty?

Yahoo should probably be "Time served in court waiting to be sentenced".

This has been well known as the "four chord song" rule for a very very long time.

The Australian musical comedy group "Axis Of Awesome" has a fantastic comedy routine about it, which incidentally demonstrates it, in bold contrast, with current and historical hit songs.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?...

Australians are awesome.

Improvement over previous practice:

The FDA lacks compassion, of course.

In Another Poll, 56% of Millennials Bosses in 36 Countries Say The Jobs Plan To Leave Their Millennials Within One Year.

Film at 11.

And if I make the browser window full screen?

Does it pop up on the screen of the dip shit whose idea this was?

Because I could kind of get behind that...

"maybe it will at least help sales of electric cars"

I certainly hope so.

I look forward to more children dying in third world countries which have lithium and other rare earths used in the production of batteries and solar cells.

We clearly do not have enough conflict lithium being mined via slave labor.

Yay, electric cars!

More like a strike against Chevron(*), which controls he reformulation of gasoline in California to prevent importation of gasoline refined in other states, and artificially raise the price.

State specific environmental regulations should be held to he same bar as state specific laws... subject to the Supremacy Clause of the U.S. Constitution: Federal regulations override state.

(*) From those wonderful folks who brought you MTBE

You don't, without something that works.

Mozilla was pure mental masterbation for years, until it was possible for someone outside the company to build a working version of a browser.

Until and unless that happens, you've merely "declared a project", and like most such projects on SourceForge or GitHub -- absolutely no one will give a damn, until you ive them the power to tinker.

And you will not do that without working code.

By the way: if you are actually a UNIX/Linux systems programmer... it will take you less than three months in your spare time to get your compiler up and running on LLVM.