Comment Time to squat... (Score 1) 339
On farmland in New Zealand, ready to pounce.
On farmland in New Zealand, ready to pounce.
John Oliver makes this kinda shit. In fact, they crashed the site after he called them out for "cable company fuckery"
Read about it here: http://www.theguardian.com/tec...
In addition, watch the whole segment here, it's wonderful:
If I was in their shoes
You probably are in their shoes.
More countries should be doing security audits on more products.
"define:" and that's about it. She wont be getting an oxford "junior dictionary", wtf is that anyways..
At the risk of replying to what seems like a troll post:
* Coal burned in a power plant is far cleaner than gasoline burned in a combustion engine for the equivalent energy produced.
* Many 'green' electric car owners also go the route of installing solar at their homes, recharging their vehicles for free and 'off the grid' in their own garages.
* There's also an initiative to increase charging stations charge-via-solar, ultimately making those stations also essentially emission free.
The definitive factors of the quality or cost of a vehicle aren't fuel method and range. I would just hazard a guess at the other components used in a 'Bolt', and features, when compared to a Tesla S, as being far inferior in many ways. That's ignoring the fact that the Tesla batteries double that range claim, anyways..even the smallest battery far outdoes it (except when driven @ 85mph).
"Bolt" is far behind. 2 years away is *far* behind, I'd be shocked and chagrinned if the Bolt had any impact on the automotive market whatsoever.
Education is not a zero-sum game.
The more companies try to cram under the umbrella of DMCA, I feel, the more opposition to the DMCA notices will crop up. This may end up being a good thing. Sure, cram it all under DMCA - start spamming everyone you can with accusations not befitting of copyright violation, and it'll only water down the 'authentic' violation notices - perhaps authorities will throw the baby out with the bathwater when evaluating DMCA complaints.
China needs NK to have 'antics'. The more aggressive the US is with North Korea, gives China more opportunity to finger point and criticise.. also, having NK next to China makes China's human rights abuses seem insignificant in comparison.
There is no political currency in asking for your 'cyber-enemy' to cooperate in investigating an attack by a country whose biggest ally is said cyber-enemy. It's a worthless news-bit at best, and opening a door for problems at worst...imagine, US who accuses China of so many cyber attacks, now saying to China "can you help us investigate the SPE attack" (a Japanese company, 'China's sworn enemy'). The whole thing is turning into a fucking clown-shoes filled dance party.
My biggest beef with the assumptions here is that some earlier reports mentioned that the breach has been in effect for a long time. Sony hasn't disclosed exactly how long - but if they have been breached and information has been siphoned out of their company for a long time, then I highly doubt it has any correlation to 'The Interview' whatsoever, which kind of kills the whole "it was North Korea!" finger pointing based on the fact this movie was coming out at about the same time the group responsible for the hacks begins leaking information.
May Euell Gibbons eat your only copy of the manual!
