Update 2: Yes, it's 7-bit Bell 202 ASCII. I tried decoding it as such earlier, but must have gotten the bit order wrong! So I just chose a roundabout way.
[In 2010] NASA already had spent $292 million on the A-3 structure. Since then, it's spent an additional $57 million to keep building it, according to a February 2013 report by the agency's inspector general, Paul Martin
Yeah, I ran into that eariler this week. The only thing that solved it was to delete all of my cache and cookies. Hasn't happened again.
Clear the browser's cache and cookies. It's the web 2.0 version of "Have you tried rebooting it?". If you haven't tried it yet, don't even call me.
And if you need personal or professional advise, there's no better place than Yahoo! Answers.
+1 ROFLMAO
So what? Editors are supposed to "edit".
GP claimed the typo was added by the editor. I was just pointing out that it was already there in the submission and the editor just failed to take it out, that's all.
If people who disagreed with the NSA were arrested, or lost their jobs, or were audited, or were deported, or disappeared in the middle of the night, we would know about it. Those things can't be kept secret.
The root post warns of the unstated repercussions of attending this "honeypot" conference. I want to know what those repercussions are.
You mean like when people who develop encrypted messaging systems or encrypted phone applications get added to watch lists and get harassed every time they enter the country even though they are citizens?
The Pinto Memo was famously quoted in 'Fight Club' which is what I believe the AC is referencing here.
But I would be willing to bet that the AC did not know that. He only knew the Fight Club reference.
they get energy companies and local installers to push these things and that's how they make a return on their investment?
No. Google did not spend $3.2 billion on a company that makes thermostats. They paid $3.2 billion for a company that makes data acquisition devices that pose as thermostats. The amount of data that they can acquire is staggering. Wait until they offer enhancements like plugging in your current electric rate and provider so it can display the dollar savings.
WASHINGTON â" Senators John Hoeven (R-N.D.) and Amy Klobuchar (D-Minn.) today introduced their Driver Privacy Act, legislation that protects a driverâ(TM)s personal privacy by making it clear that the owner of a vehicle is also the owner of any information collected by an Event Data Recorder (EDR).
As it is, we have an agreement where I get X MBps for Y $/mo, so unless I exceed that (shouldn't be possible), leave me alone.
No, you have an agreement that they will provide you with up to X Mbps. If you want guaranteed throughput and a contractual up time, you are talking a business class connection and likely 10x or more in price.
Cybercriminals often advertise the kind of data they've captured from the card's magnetic stripe, which has three so-called "tracks," each containing data.
News flash. They are called tracks because they are tracks on a magnetic recording tape. Nothing "so called" about it.
1 + 1 = 3, for large values of 1.
