Comment Re:What does this mean then? (Score 1) 139
I am in Canada, if that is relevant
I am in Canada, if that is relevant
Following the disabling process from the blurb I see it is indeed enabled on my machine but in the enabling section below the various checkboxes I see "Search suggestions will not be shown in location bar results because you have configured Firefox to never remember history." Does it mean they are still sending keystrokes without paying the 'suggestion benefit', they aren't sending the keystrokes regardless and suggesting only from your history or what? That message remains whether I disable the suggestion or not.
up to date version 93.
You'd have to be an idiot to login, nothing there is worth doing that. I only login here if I want to post a stupid opinion.
So much for my good karma....
If you want privacy don't tell James to tell Tom. That cannot be a private conversation between you and Tom. The internet is always using third parties to pass information. You are wrong to expect privacy whatever the third party tells you because there are always fourth and more parties involved. Even if you only post in coded messages you run the risk of them being decoded.
So what you expect is for a legitimate site provider to act illegally on your behalf. Are you paying their lawyers fees, judgements against them, or serving their time? I didn't think so. Try the dark web and hope they don't extort you into worse crimes.
I'm going to say that the metal can be melted down / repurposed a lot easier than rubber when you look at the mountainous piles of tires all over the place. Sure those could be ground down and put into the asphalt but I'd think that metal leeching into the ground water is less of a problem than rubber. there isn't too much toxic about the two most prevalent shape-memory alloys, copper-aluminium-nickel and nickel-titanium (NiTi) all elements already in common use.
I bought a cheap wireless mouse of their store brand. It frequently froze for several seconds for no reason I could tell. It is sitting on a bookshelf now unused. I went to a computer store and paid about the same for a wired gaming mouse that works.
Any researchers take bats to space to see if they could navigate in weightlessness? If so, maybe the virus mutated there. Wouldn't that be a gas? Terribly unlikely of course. I love far-fetched explanations.
can you divide by [0|1]? need another programming language, I guess. I know, just define a new constant that is the superposition of 0 and 1 akin to the root of -1 and bobs your uncle! There is a precedent for uncomputable numbers so why not this! Maybe an asymptote are just a orthogonal turn into a dimension we are not equipped to detect.
Ah yes the old saw "never assume malice for something that can be explained by incompetence" which does nothing to help the incompetent and provides cover for the crafty malicious. All he needs to do to cover his malice is to throw in some dumb stuff to "prove" his incompetence and he is off the hook.
you mean they are not both edible plants?
Sun-Earth-Moon orbit the galactic center -- obviously not unaffected by anything else. A fraction of a percent can impose radical differences in chaotic systems iterated repeatedly. I suppose if you are only concerned about trivial solutions you might be right.
In which universe will you find 3 bodies unaffected by any others?
They care about your privacy means that the unique data that you provide to them is more valuable than the data you give everyone. They care about your security means if you feel insecure about their offerings you won't engage with their site.
It can't detect trivial finger place,emt typos such as in this sentence where the comma in placement should be an m and the m an n or that
A gmail address only tells me that you don't mind Google parsing your emails and collating data on you. I'm not sure why an employer would want that but they don't seem to mind too much themselves.
There are two ways to write error-free programs; only the third one works.