Outbreak rentals just dropped to zero

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This is why we have science. Good stuff all around, assuming it doesn't get corrupted.

I mean from a technical standpoint, what's the difference between how this works vs how current HDDs work? I thought that currently data is already stored magnetically...

So how is this any different than existing HDDs?

...getting drunk and saving the world could become synonymous?

...would like to know how they knew who my costumer was!

here's what I posted: This is the worst argument against net neutrality, ever. You're comparing the internet to newspapers and airlines. Let's think about this for a second. Newspapers are read-only media that do nothing but provide information. No business-critical services are built around a newspaper, except for the publisher of said newspaper. If my newspaper could, say, allow people to purchase my product through it directly or allow people to interact with my ad, then maybe they could be comparable. This is a bad metaphor. Next you compare the internet to airlines, which is laughable. Comparing first-class service on an airline to maybe that of a train is comparable, but not the internet. Sure, paying for faster service is tenable, but for BETTER service, or simply access? If I don't want better service on a plane, I will still end up at my destination. However, without net neutrality, UNLESS I pay for better service, I can't necessarily get to my destination. Unless you have something better than these examples for metaphors, I suggest you rethink your arguments.

Did they only test one person because they kept forgetting they'd tested him?

Why on earth would you do this? This seems like a disaster waiting to happen... Why not just put the servers in the sewer or dangle them from blimps? Put them in orbit? How about in Pakistani caves? Submarines? On the backs of sharks? Whalesharks?

Yep, it sure is. I mean, if you don't count Android

No. Failing would be if the tool didn't work. Using it for the incorrect application does not mean the tool has failed, it means the user has failed to correctly use the tool.

It's just a matter of time. Anyone seen Swordfish?

Am I the only one who read "Usenix security conference" as "Unisex security conference" ?

The worst thing that could possibly happen for any form of life anywhere would be its discovery by us.