Comment Re:It's OPT-IN (Score 2) 86
"the motion tracking feature is OPT-IN."
BWAHAHAHAHA this stupid motherfucker believes Comcast!
Time for the nursing home old man.
"the motion tracking feature is OPT-IN."
BWAHAHAHAHA this stupid motherfucker believes Comcast!
Time for the nursing home old man.
Also, to preempt any pedantic response, yes, I'm aware that Cray computers are still very much a thing. But, using the phrase "Cray computers" as the epitome of computing power is very much a thing of the 1990s and before.
Hah, now see, I left some keywords in my last post you would have picked up on if had done national security work (at least connected to one of the bigger players).
That Wikipedia page is severely out of date. For instance, it quotes Hayden as NSA director talking about "Cray" computers. Hayden hasn't held a position in maybe 20 years, and his last position was as DCIA! US Intel is very, very aware of the computational and hacking abilities of China, North Korea, and others.
"Something which does not enter your body cannot be addictive."
Yet men are addicted to sex quite often, yet nothing enters their body (unless they're gay.)
Moron.
How about that 1.6M against an old lady because her kid downloaded music online? Was that reasonable? Fuck no it was not.
So shut the fuck up, judge, and deal with it.
We already knew Thomas was deep in the hands of telecoms - this shows how deep.
> Indeed. The Chinese also know that publishing a story about a found backdoor in their software would be a great exploit for the US and hence they know that the US is looking. Strangely, nothing has been found so far. Or rather very obviously, nothing has been found and the whole thing is nothing but lies.
Or maybe, just maybe, when the Chinese AND the Americans IC agencies find exploits and backdoors in the other's countries, they keep them quiet and monitor, save for later, watch other people exploit, etc.
Maybe, when 3-letter agencies in McClean and elsewhere catch incursions, they monitor them closely, analyze their tactics and techniques, and contain. It's a pretty Byzantine system, but that's modern spycraft.
Only 1.25 Trillion compared to the nearly 20 trillion in debt Trump put on the country.
Go fuck yourself.
#1 in homelessness? Wouldn't be that way if lying ass red states weren't one-way busing people over here. Yea we're picking up YOUR fucking slack, loser.
#1 in Poverty? Uh you mean Puerto Rico, followed by Louisiana and then Mississippi.
#1 in highest taxes? On $100,000 income, Alaska ranks #1 with the lowest total tax while Oregon has the highest. California ranks #41.
#1 in lowest literacy rates? Nope! Most people can READ THEIR NATIVE LANGUAGE. They are not illiterate. Language is the primary driver of NOT KNOWING ENGLISH versus schooling.
Lying ass Republican fucks.
Family member who lives there is a Environmental Studies professor. He uses his own trash/garbage pickup as a case study for students to calculate vehicle wear+tear, ROAD wear+tear, impact on traffic through the area, transportation-related CO2 emissions, and so forth.
Not that it's a shocker, but yeah, tl;dr, privatizing garbage is a ridiculously bad idea.
Yeah...we just throw all that stuff in the "regular" trash and they haul it away.
Where you live, do the garbage men actually slow down and stop their jobs to "inspect" your trash, open up bags, etc...to see what you are throwing away in there?
Hah--funny! No, needless to say, they do not. I have had a sticker put on my rolling recycle bin before saying that it was picked for a random inspection to make sure we're only putting recyclables in there, and threatening fines and penalties, but that's it.
I also read up on my city's solid waste quarterly reports, and the vast majority of what goes in recycle bins ends up going to a landful. It's a pitiful fraction, especially for plastics. So, I just through those away. I do dispose of some kinds of batteries and other ewaste specially.
Single stream recycling is about 90% performative theater. Other kids of recycling are like 80% performative.
If not where do you life they don't do this in the US? Are you somewhere extremely rural?
I've never heard of anyone in modern times having to haul their own track to a dump.
It's very common outside of suburban and urban areas. I like in a large suburban/urban area and I have to go to the dump for certain kinds of waste (batteries, UPSes, eWaste, etc). We have municipal compost/recycling/yard waste/trash.
Also pretty common in mountainous areas to take your waste either to a transfer station or a dump.
I have relatives in Minnesota, in the Twin Cities. They have to buy private trash and recycling service. The end result is every week 3-4 different "brands" of recycling trucks go rumbling down their small area, and 3-4 trash trucks do the same.
Your freebie was the RTX release
Oh, I thought you were just using this as another excuse to rant about Apple and Trump and your usual list of things. Forgive my confusion.
If you find that confusing, that's totally fine with me! It's a nice service to have around, either way.
When someone says "I want a programming language in which I need only say what I wish done," give him a lollipop.