Comment Hey! (Score 1) 39
Stop Dirty Data Centers
You leave my dirty data alone! Anyway, she's over eighteen.
Stop Dirty Data Centers
You leave my dirty data alone! Anyway, she's over eighteen.
I was referring to my safety. Pedestrian safety here is pretty much a lost cause. Even the smallest vehicle will slaughter anyone who steps into traffic with nose in phone. Because our state says pedestrians have the absolute right of way and no responsibility. So, go ahead and step out, dude. And make sure you make a note of that personal injury lawyer's phone number before you pass out. It's on the side of any bus likely to hit you.
why are US safety laws so lax?
Because I don't need mommy government to tell me how safe I should be. Just publish the numbers and let me decide.
"Trucks have been the same for a very long time," Musk said
There's a reason for that. People have figured out what works and what does not. And, until recently, being a fashion statement wasn't high on most truck buyers lists. Elon would have been wise to do a bit more market research.
Until someone uses "!" to signal some other error condition.
In-band error handling == bad.
But only if they add the porn content back to the site.
I read the EPA web page on PFAS health risks. They use the word "may" a lot. Therefore, I propose "3M may have to pay over $7 billion."
He got his money, and his family and friends got theirs as well. Most of them have probably already ditched the country.
From TFS:
Meanwhile, eight senior Ueno executives have been detained, including founder Miguel Vazquez and bank President Juan Manuel Gustale.
So, no.
They point their guns at you if you get up in their face.
There's this invention called the telephoto lens. They'll never even know they are on Candid Camera.
How about an unconnected mechanical thermostat?
Why not all of them?
You know that you could install an Internet-connected monitoring system. Without putting the control function on line. And include a premises, non-Internet alarm bell, should someone hack the monitor.
Is a phone inherently more secure
Two words: "eSIM". And "No".
A few years ago my employer rolled out a two-factor authentication system
The key word here is "employer". You want me to use your app? You give me a phone that will run it. Because mine won't.
Checks your shorts. Analyzes skid marks and reports your lack of dietary fiber to your health insurance company.
I must have slipped a disk -- my pack hurts!