Just saying.
All this will do is put stupid people in jail, while high-stealing bank execs walk the streets free.
I hope that is the answer to the question of whether you and yours are all OK.
Yup
Right across the canal
Yup
twitter - no link for you - they changed the title twice - last title was "Government orders federal departments to keep tabs on all demonstrations" and also coverage of bill S-4 in Globe and Mail.
They now bundle "location services" for your AT&T credit card so that instead of somebody robbing you for your wallet, they now have to rob both your cell phone and your wallet, meaning you'll lose even more when you get robbed.
It's a feature, not a bug.
Yeah, basically we're paying foreigners to spy on us. Raisin our taxes 'n Outsourcing 'merican jobs. Great!
Use 4k keys folks - the spooks really hate that! Takes at least twice as long to break our codes.
Hey it's only $10,000,000,000 a year!
Which if we spent on building wind and solar we would solve the Global Warming crisis with.
Vroom! Vroom!
(or whatever sound a whisper quiet electric Tesla makes while it screams down Highway 1 at 200 kph)
So, it's not just the US spying on Americans in America, it's apparently Canadians spying on Canadians in Canada.
Resources cost money. You've obviously never run a business. I have.
Uh. Nearly 100% of the cost of goods sold is wages.
No.
It's packaging, shipping, advertising, and storage.
Stuff like transportation and rent.
Wages are a small fraction of the cost.
Walmart is the 900-kb gorilla
Note: THERE IS NO WALMART IN SEATTLE. The closest ones are in Bellevue.
We do have two Costcos however. They pay a decent wage.
It should have been $27 an hour, to keep up with changes since the 1960s.
Or the original compromise of $15 in 2015 and $22 in 2022.
I blame the Mayor.
1. What is the most unusual location you have written a program from? 2. What is the most unusual circumstance under which you have written a program? 3. What is the most unusual computing platform that you wrote a program from? 4. What is the most unusual application program that you wrote?"
1. In an electronically shielded windowless room. Also, in a telephone switching room (different place)
2. The telephone switching room.
3. CP/M on a TEMPEST machine. Think of what you saw in the last episode of The Americans. That.
4. The above. You're not cleared to know that.
Lack of AC imagination above
The fact you don't know who created ARPA*NET or that we coded in CP/M in shielded rooms is not my problem.
Computers are useless. They can only give you answers. -- Pablo Picasso
