Comment Re:Can you have a eight-month dupe? (Score 1) 149
Apparently so. Good catch.
Apparently so. Good catch.
You're not meant to agree with Thanos.
Declining birth rates are part of the problem. But that isn't the only problem. What does it take to inspire a new generation of neckbeards to want to get involved in IT, software development, etc.?
In China? Nobody wants that kind of a job. Especially when they're competing with so many other men that never made it out of the cheap labor sector.
Sometimes I wonder whether medical care is the same way. All medical care is insanely expensive in the US, but we constantly hear how it's dirt cheap across much of Europe. Medical suppliers and prescription drug companies have openly admitted to using the United States as a profit center to offset low margins elsewhere (e.g. Europe and Canada).
China can still do that.
The classics never die. They just get kinda moldy.
This is nonsense. Cryptography and secret codes have been around for as long as communication. One-time pads were first used on the telegraph in 1882.
I didn't say possible. I said practical. Strong crypto is hard. Secure key exchange is hard.
Governments have been breaking codes for as long as we have had codes.
LK
App appers app with apps! You LUDDITES with your low level programming wouldn't understand.
Apps!
Nah people are still mining away. It's not very sexy though, not compared to maybe 13-14 years ago.
That's the condition today. If Cali keeps scaling out with more solar panels, there will be even more excess power output.
Desalination is a good idea. So is wastewater treatment.
Mine crypto.
Purify wastewater.
Generate hydrogen or synthetic fuels.
Etc.
Even the most professional of officers would be tempted if he was was cheating on him or if someone delivered a credible threat to the safety of his children.
The best way to prevent this kind of abuse is to make it impossible.
LK
I don't see it. For example, cell phone records are only recorded and accessible via warrant, and by presenting that warrant to a provider directly. Same could be done with E2EE data if forced through the cell phone provider's networks.
That would mean an end to E2EE APIs on cell phones and other devices, which may be practically impossible at this point.
Edward Snowden showed that this is not as true as you seem to think it is.
LK
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