Wait, isn't the Ro factor high in the US? Why would they need to infect people? They could just go out and get the virus at their corner store, right?

So, it'll cost twice as much to mine. What's the incentive to keep up with the ledger if the complexity increases but the value of your work diminishes?

Am I wrong?

He's only saying/doing this after the French Government shutdown one of his locations due to improper procedures, https://www.cnn.com/2020/04/15...

For direct deposit, sure, but the word on the grape vine is that those who didn't file won't get shit.

Hey - they had better be direct depositing because pandemic. So, I shouldn't need to look at Cheeto's signature on my check.

And with missing appointed offices, he could've doubly refilled the stock pile. I mean, he did bankrupt 6 of his own companies, which should've been the dead giveaway but the Cult of Trumplethinskin is, well, a cult and don't care.

And the same delinquency is seen in American leadership today as it regards cryptography and privacy. The politicians flout that they understand the technology, while none of them have a serious degree in the subject matter.

Also, DJT is doing the same thing as the Chernobyl disaster, "There's only 5 people...In April, it'll be just disappear..." None of those statements are true.

It was likely downplayed by a Party decision like Chernobyl in 1986.

This is also, already a thing - https://www.kare11.com/article...

...if the data is kept on my phone and only audited when "the emergency" emerges.

wuflu? Goddammit, it's not influenza. Call it wu-sars, if you must.

Yeah - it's concerning. I'm also concerned when they added OpenSSH which now means their OS is packed to connect to Linux OOB, and I can almost guarantee few MS+SSH users are setting a decryption key on their private key so it's turning into a new vector.

I was astounded to find that ReactOS/0.4 has "native" btrfs support baked in.

I totally agree. But the Dark Side of the Moon -- when it's dark -- could be better than the back side of a probe?

Or just use Moon soil to cover it? I mean, it's a "loose silt" from what the Apollo astronauts recounted as they traversed it so I'd imagine you might be able to trench it easily, but honestly - I am not fully versed on engineering materials or methods in such extremes -- just pitching my two cents.

I read this as a computer virus or trojan or worm. This is COVID-19 news.