Comment Re:Don't do it (Score 1) 151
Perhaps I don't understand shorting, but I don't see how you could make a buck shorting this unless you owned shares before the IPO.
Perhaps I don't understand shorting, but I don't see how you could make a buck shorting this unless you owned shares before the IPO.
The most recent story on the Havana Syndrome before this was that there was no evidence it was caused by any physical damage. The conclusion was that its not actually a "syndrome" but random symptoms with no common cause.
Whereas the correct conclusion would have been that it is not caused by anything that causes physical damage that we can detect.
Also, Abraham Lincoln was a vampire slayer.
are going out to the investors.
Now they should sell NFTs commemorating the, ah, "lost" money.
nice commercial
if you want us to read anything fix your fucking enter key
He doesn't go for modern technology.
Every time I hear about more sanctions I'm puzzled that they didn't go scorched earth when the war first started.
I wholeheartedly endorse your post.
- Vlad's other sock.
Does this mean
I get your point (and agree with it), but that doesn't mean we need to latch on to every idea that comes down the pipe.
A week can't go by without all the science news sites announcing that someone has figured out that we have everything all wrong.
Not really, it just kicks the problem out a level. There's a similar mechanism on Android. It's probably in the top 5 things new developers don't understand and need to be taught in detail. It's doable, if the devs writing the program understand and correctly use the system, but it's not free or anywhere near a solved problem.
Slashdotters, you've come a long way since covid.
I read about a guy that got 217 covid shots. Imagine how hard it would be to function normally with that many chips trying to tell you what to do.
Also, I doubt that an airline would add unnecessary fuel just because a pilot requested it.
An Ada exception is when a routine gets in trouble and says 'Beam me up, Scotty'.
