trusting your tor traffic to a closed source OS?

what could possibly go wrong...

I don't understand this:
"And just as a spinning ice skater speeds up when she pulls in her arms, so the Earth spins faster when its poles are less compressed"

Less compressed is spreading out, so the spin would be slower, not faster.

And that technique can go way further.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?...

why do you think they put a full linux kernel on windows? Because the NT kernel cannot run bash in a good way. So instead of putting a good fork method on the NT kernel they just added the full linux kernel with it's well working fork and other stuff.

Linux is still not on the desktop, so how can we get the tremendous experience of a malware ridden OS?
Well just use Win10 instead of linux as base OS, and you have it all.
No need anymore to push linux for the desktop to get the full virus treatment.

Yes there are alternatives, but why don't publishers publish their software on linux?

Maybe we should push this as separate story out on slashdot
https://slashdot.org/submissio...

This video makes the round in intergalactic circles.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?...
And now it happens, this awful species is on the point to spread out and infect other worlds.

There should be a legal exception that it is allowed to make your, and other people's, devices phone home to the original manufacturer with Gbit speeds.
The less they patch or the more they produce shitty hardware, the bigger they need to invest in anti DDoS measures.
At some point it will be cheaper to simply patch the stuff.

rPi's CMOS is 3v, and TTL is 5v. OK, it's possible to connect on output (i.e. Neopixels) but officially not TTL.

I'm not aware that drones or robots are able to refuel themselves without any human action. So the moment they run out of energy, the robot revolution will be dead. Same goes for weapons, I'm not aware of a factory building bombs fully automated and auto-delivering them to an airfield to be robot-mounted onto the drones.
We just need to keep virus away from the nuclear weapons, but I doubt there's today a virus spreading via 8" floppy disks.

Just crowdsource the problem. That's all what openstreetmap people want: high resolution satellite photos.

Way better than what you currently find on normal websites.
They should just make it easier to integrate the thing on your own webpage.
https://password.kaspersky.com...

Yes backspace goes back
But backspace at the same time also closes the page/form you are on.
I think there is no program which closes your dialog form when typing backspace.
Sometimes ESC does.