Comment Re:Apparently it's a secret report (Score 3, Insightful) 80
. . . and we tell you over and over again, clear your fucking cookies.
Because in Russia, Putin is the head of Federal government. He can do little to nothing about things happening in Russia on local level. It's not what Federal government in Russian Federation does. Their primary responsibilities are national security and foreign policy. It's why he's "a dictator" to us, and a mix between a helpless idol and a pointless moron for Russians. As the Russian saying goes, "Moscow is far away".\
Oh please, that's just good old public corruption. It's Putin's friends and supporters doing the dirty deeds so they get a free ride. Say one thing, do another, that's how corrupt societies operate in all countries, including the west.
On the other hand if some of his friends should be inconvenienced by dissension or hacking, see how quickly the perpetrators disappear into a hole somewhere, possibly literally.
"This is the largest last remaining advanced semiconductor factory in England being sold to the Chinese and the British government aren't doing s*** about it," a source said, adding that they should at least try and get $1 billion for it.
We know what you are. We're just haggling over the price.
Showers? I joined a gym. It had showers, a spa, and a steam room.
Then came COVID.
Just looking at Wikipedia, it looks more like two shades of white plus four shades progressing from light brown to darkest black.
I totally agree that this is inadequate, but it's not quite as bad as the article suggests.
You keep posting this shit on numerous stories. The Bloomberg link works fine for me on legacy Waterfox browser. It also works fine on the Brave browser and Edge and Firefox, because I just tried them. It looks to me like the problem is YOU. You get one free Bloomberg story a month. If that's not enough then clear your fucking cookies
Dogs don't work as well at detecting mines. They are heavier, so more likely to trigger a mine. They are more expensive to feed and train. They also bond to a specific human handler. The rats don't, so any handler can work with any rat.
Rats are also vegetarians which makes them more acceptable than dogs to some countries for religious or economic reasons.
Sounds like free publicity to me. "Hey, it's okay to pay the ransom! Everyone's doing it."
I'd like to see the Congress take some serious action to stop the cyber-criminals. Unfortunately, the cyber-criminals scare them too much and they won't lift a finger.
Actually, it might be worse than that. Maybe the #Trumplican (or #GQP) gang is working with the cyber-criminals? But that reminds me of my venti-vent Tweet of the day:
Moron, the criminals are in Russia or somewhere friendly to Russia. What do you think the US congress is going to be able to do about that?
but not the safest thing to have in your pocket either. its super heavy, and gives off tremendous heat from its alpha decay. Maybe this is the leftovers from Doc Brown's flux capacitor? The damn TFA is paywalled, did they say which isotope?
The isotope was plutonium 244. As to tremendous heat, the Pu core of the Nagasaki bomb was carried by hand prior to final assembly and was described as a warm metal sphere.
No, there was an American teacher before that, things didn't go so well, unfortunately.
I don't think she actually made it into space.
Wait, too soon?
I''ll bet that soon all TVs will come with this shit whether you want it or not.
I read recently that one TV maker has a patent for forming a mesh network with other TVs of the same brand (using Bluetooth?) so even not being personally connected to the internet may not prevent all your personal information being siphoned off and sent to central office by a third party
At least now if he regrets that decision, he can drive himself to drink.
duct tape over the camera lens?
That's unlikely to enhance your chances in a dating app.
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