Comment Re:What did I miss? (Score 1) 95
Ugh... I knew that but for some reason it didn't click in my head.
Ugh... I knew that but for some reason it didn't click in my head.
But what might come as a surprise is that if you went up to the peak of the highest mountains, not only would the acceleration due to gravity be its lowest, but there'd also be less mass beneath your feet than at any other location.
Mass is the same regardless, weight changes, so how is the mass less on top of a mountain?
So what did I miss here?
An object on the Moon would weigh less than it would on Earth because of the lower gravity, but it would still have the same mass.
It's sad I have been offered this
two years of free credit monitoring and identity threat protection as compensation
6 times now, and from 6 different corps.
And this..
'sophisticated cyberattack'
is bullshit..
http://krebsonsecurity.com/201...
Turns out, the same bulk registrant in China that registered the phony Premera and Anthem domains in April 2014 also registered two Carefirst look-alike domains — careflrst[dot]com (the “i” replaced with an “L”) and caref1rst[dot]com (the “i” replaced with the number “1”).
Additionally, ThreatConnect has unearthed evidence showing the same tactics were used on EmpireB1ue.com (note the “L” replaced with a number “1”), a domain registered April 11, 2014 (the same day as the phony Carefirst domains). EmpireBlue BlueCross BlueShield was one of the organizations impacted by the Anthem breach.
Well you can't stop people from getting these tools, you may be able to keep people from selling them.
Actually it's because of AC's, though I like to leave my settings so that I can see AC's, sometimes they are the most insightful.
Not you though.
Yeah, the watch does suck, but we all knew that it was going to didn't we? Doesn't seem like anything Jobs would have let out.
Came away from that with fond memories of Defender, and that it's always more interesting to see what people do with the tech (the computer in a briefcase and other "redesigns") than what's released by a corporation.
The truly open smartphone
that cares about your privacy
Pretty sure inanimate objects don't have "cares", but is it odd I like the fact it has real buttons?
Maybe, Normally I would agree with that, but I wouldn't be surprised to find out otherwise.
In any case I would imagine most use the app.
No room for any security...
If you use your phone with Facebook, they know exactly who you are, as does any other site.
Because Facebook (and others) can instantly check that data attached to the phone, you may want to ponder why that is possible.
And then be sensible and "delete" your Facebook account.
Not so sure the FBI has much credibility any longer.
It's been suggested numerous times they coach these half-assed terrorist in the US, in addition I would like the names of the social sites hit hardest, because it sounds a lot like Facebook.
The weakest link.
The entire council should be Latino before then...
http://council.lacity.org/Dire...
So you think it's a good idea? This is what it sounds like to me, you will be of mining collective of which the lions share of Bitcoin will go to some corp, and the bit (no pun intended) you get will be used to pay your "micro transactions".
A snake eating its tail, and the monetization of simple things like browsing.
I can't imagine a bigger sucker deal.
I'm going to use my Bitcoin to buy another battery for my phone, lately it seems to run down quickly.
"What man has done, man can aspire to do." -- Jerry Pournelle, about space flight
