Comment Re:Best of luck to them (Score 1) 26
Logging in on the web to my bank requires generating a security code using the app.
Logging in on the web to my bank requires generating a security code using the app.
What laptop is this that won't allow enabling USB boot? I want to know so I can avoid buying it or recommending it to others.
There's one if you consider all the variants of Windows 11 to be one OS, which they kind of are. But there's at least the IOT version, the home version, the pro version, the enterprise version. Then there is are the ARM variants as well.
The Trump Department of Justice is looking for men of his caliber and outstanding integrity. Remember children, no one except Trump and his cronies are above the law.
China has always used its resources to further its own power and influence in the world. While the trade war is a big part of this, it's more that Trump has played right into their hands and accelerated what they already were doing.
10-15 years ago there was such a split for web engineering. They wanted to make everything on the web look like an app, and a lot of backend guys hate anything looking like UI, so lets have an amicable divorce and do everything through these god awful endpoints, so the backend folks don't have to touch UI and the frontend folks can think they're "more real" engineers by making stuff that looks like it's a black box app vs enjoying the natural versatility and iterability of the old web.
I'm sure I'll never get hired for it, but good ol PHP (hell for most things I skip the MySQL; poor mans no-SQL w/ JSON files on the file system works and scales well for so many things)... vanilla Javascript can even be beautifully declerative when you want it to, with string templates building up whatever new DOM you didn't get from the server. I have these sites that last for decades, and when it comes time to add something, they're easy to figure out and adapt and there's no library hell (browsers have gotten so GOOD yet still so backwards compatibile over the years)
So I look for like minded souls using terms like "buildless" and "evergreen". But it's like an underground movement...
No. I assume nothing. I'm telling you that the bill doesn't purport to solve the problem you're accusing it of not solving.
Here's your firearm analogy: The state requires gun locks to reduce the risk of unintentional discharges-- particularly in the hands of children. That doesn't prevent the firearm from being stolen and used in a crime, but it's not supposed it. It's to REDUCE THE LIKELIHOOD that a kid will harm himself.
But the OP says the 32GB was "Not used. Not allocated. Leaked." It's a little hard to parse, but if true, then maybe the actual effect is truly negligible.
Seriously? Of all the mistakes NASA has made over the years this most certainly is not one worthy of anyone's scorn. The same genius probably assisted in working magic to restore contact. Sorry but I have nothing but admiration for everyone involved and sorry that these budget cuts likely spell the end of a very over-achieving mission that was planned to last a few years.
+1 informative. If slashdot could pin comments the parent post should be pinned at the top.
Just to be clear this was in the works during the Biden administration. It was as questionable then as it is now.
If I want an app to draw over other apps (e.g. accessibility apps) I need to grant that permission (AOSP distro). How do they bypass that?
> I'd like to know how much blame each of these companies deserves
For paying a ransom?
How much for the Epstein Files?
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