This year is going to mark the endpoint on a whole lot of climate change denier graphs.

I have a 4s that hangs out with my keys in my pocket and the glass looks as good as the day it came from the factory. The thin bevel around the edge however has turned brown and looks like a moonscape. I am seriously impressed by the amount of abuse it has taken without acquiring a single scratch.

The only real feature of note was Apple Pay, which might finally make NFC payments take off in the US. It's been a technology that should have hit it big a couple of years ago, but has never seen much consumer buy-in for some reason.

Which clone would you recommend? I've seen a whole lot of half finished ones that maybe have terrain generation and let you walk around. Sometimes they even have caves, but usually not monsters, animals, NPCs, etc.... I have yet to see one that's anywhere close to feature complete.

Or worse, you go to a lot of work to make a nifty DLC that adds like machines to process ore or something, and everybody goes: We already have a half dozen fan made mods that do that and do it better, no thanks. The Minecraft modding community is ridiculously large, especially given how hostile Mojang is to the mod community (not only is there no API, but they obfuscate the class names and make people re-reverse engineer the stupid game on every release, so mods go out of date quickly if they're not actively maintained).

I have the same thing written on my card and I get asked probably 75% of the time for my ID. This is the Northern Virginia area though, where maybe people are more security conditioned?

Maybe you can wear the watch upside down?

BMW for one. Germany has been very aggressive in pushing green energy.

Please, like any one of those persons would lower themselves to use anything less than first class.

Where are the CLang release notes? They are not where I expect them to be. I was really hoping they've implemented C11's _atomic keyword, but I have my doubts.

Man, if only there were some way to look up information you don't know. Some service you could type a clearly easy to search for string like "llvm" into to get as much information on the topic as you need...

Are you reading Slashdot in print form in some place with no internet access? Do you have to call your secretary so she can type out the comments on a punched card to feed into the internetotron?

It sounds from the writeup like most of the sites in question are defunct and that's why they're using out of date crypto. Few sites that people actually visit would appear to be affected.

The only thing I did for thermal management was start the thermal monitor applet in the tray. The processor never gets above 60C or so with the stock (lack of) cooling, and that's within its threshold. I even have it in a little plastic case with poor ventilation.

Nothing is more 90s then having to reboot just because you applied a patch to an application. The only thing you should need to reboot for is kernel upgrades, and it seems like that is exactly what happened here.

But even at 4k resolution you're still using textures designed for a 720p display, because it's a port of a game that was optimized to fit on a single disc and run a 720p.