At one time I had a FOUR digit UID, but that login was tied to a university email I no longer have.
If it's any consolation, my 3-digit UID and five bucks might buy me a cup of coffee. I didn't even get a lousy T-shirt.
Nope, his notoriety will increase, the criminal record will be ignored and once he gets through the hard times of the hooplah he will be paid even more
Reality is that he didn't do anything requiring any marketable talent. Anyone can go and smash up things. And it is clearly evident to everyone that his actions were caused by utter uncontrolled stupidity.
You wouldn't give him a job as a taxi driver, because you'd have to fear that he smashes up all your taxis at any time.
It isn't, but in Japan as in many other cultures the woman is considered to have joined her husband's family and her showing respect for his family is more important than him showing respect for her family.
If my daughter's new husband doesn't respect her and her family, I'll just give him a good spanking so he can't sit for a week. And that can be repeated as often as needed.
They're no more for people bad at math than any other form of entertainment.
Go to the movies. You will go home with less money in their pocket.
Lotteries are for people who are not very good at math and probabilities.
Well, no. Lotteries are for people who think they will never be able to become millionaires through talent, hard work, or just by having rich parents, and who are willing to pay a small amount for the _possibility_, no matter how unlikely, to become a millionaire during the next week.
If the _possibility_ of becoming a millionaire makes you happy, then buy a ticket.
What I can't understand and don't like is all this ridiculous hyphenation stuff. It makes everything very long and complex. I suppose it was meant to be some type of strange compromise, but it is more of a kludge. I don't care what your last name is, I just wish everyone WOULD JUST PICK ONE NAME. At marriage, my mother changed her middle name to be her maiden name.
In Germany, everybody has a family name. When you get married, you pick one of the two possible family names. And then you can pick oldname-hyphen-newname if your family name wasn't picked The children get the family name, which is never hyphenated.
Either the woman marries her husband or she marries her job. Keeping her surname is disrespectful to her new family. Iâ(TM)m surprised thereâ(TM)s public support for this kind of legislation
Either the man marries his wife or he marries his job. Keeping his surname is disrespectful to his new family. Iâ(TM)m surprised thereâ(TM)s public support for this kind of legislation.
That's what API's are for. You can run amuk all you want on the outside, then you ask the kernel for information or to take action by calling an API. There the system's code runs, which we expect will already be carefully tested and validated before it momentarily elevates privileges to do the work. If you made a stupid request, it gets ignored and control returned to you instead of crashing the kernel space. Then do whatever stupid things you like after the API return. At that point the system doesn't really care if you blow up because life will go on without you.
API's allow for "compartmentalization" of execution, and keep the dirty little fingers of random developers out of sensitive areas.
Except this wouldn't actually solve this. You'd be able to share the business logic, which would be a benefit. But you wouldn't be able to share any of the UI, system, or OS interaction code which is where all the incompatibilities come. If you just wanted to share business logic, there were already ways you could do that (write it in C would be one way).
Also, if they really wanted to do that, they should consider going the opposite way and bringing Kotlin to Swift. Kotlin also has a significant server side use that's growing (mainly by replacing Java), Swift is iOS and Mac only. They'll find a lot more people willing to learn Kotlin than Swift. Of course Apple won't consider that due to NIH and control issues.
"why was it in the kernel to begin with?"
kernel changes should be tightly controlled. Not pushed out anytime a vendor has a (poorly tested) update they want to blast to the masses.
Keep outside party code out of the kernel !
Agreed. I'd be happier if they instead updated Google Earth Pro for Desktop to natively support ARM64 CPUs like the Apple M series.
>> We already know that statistically, modern AI cars get into far fewer accidents than humans do.
That's pure investor B.S. propaganda.
Can't wait for driver-less car settings like in the Amazon series Upload [wikipedia.org]
What about following the law and picking (c) avoid accidents.
Not sure how this story cleared that bar. Nothing techie for the nerds, and not a name anyone here recognizes.
TL;DR: Some rich guy you've never heard of died when his superyacht sank.
As long as we're going to reinvent the wheel again, we might as well try making it round this time. - Mike Dennison
