*thumbs up*
Here, that means I read your comment, and I understand your passion. I just think you're utterly incorrect, and your "obvious" points are obviously wrong.
I've yet to meet a real-world person, that would do that.
Just about everybody that would "emoji-answer" would say:
*thumbs down*
Reading: I've read you opinion, and don't agree with it.
Who would have thought it? A change to a transaction, that is convenient for both parties. That must without any doubt be illegal.
Are you under the assumption, that disks and could storage doesn't go "poof" every once in a while, even the expensive ones? Or doesn't get damaged... Experience tells me that, syncing with remote doesn't bode well, when your ssd silently begins failing. Ie reads blocks of zeroes, where data is supposed to be. Slowly but surely your backup is corrupted. And the odd file or two that suddenly gets rsync'd during the night due to changing hash, is not enough to raise red flags.
And tell me about that magical OCR, the one that makes scannings of years old (maybe even photocopies) of legal documents searchable. You know the kind: 50yo buildings/zoning documents or wills, written on a typewriter, scanned in the 90ies from yellow tinted paper with faded and/or smudged ink.
Being able to pull the paper from a filing cabinet, does make a difference. Humans are still the best OCR implementations out there.
History?
>> Oracle is racing to the bottom.
> then it's going to be a "long long" way down.
But what a crater it'll make
The tendency is that when heavy drinking goes down so does (domestic) violence. When drinking goes up...
Not here by saying that one thing leads to the other, I lean towards the idea that both are symptoms of something else.
> It's not costing them much to sue
Ever met a corporate lawyer? Didn't think so.
I do believe the reason Norwegian is singled out is that it's the european company with the highest rate of 737 MAX 8s. Accordign to https://www.norwegian.com/uk/a... it's 18 of 172 aircrafts.
Yes... You seem to me to be an asshole that doesn't want to meet new people, just on the off chance they might have a different opinion.
When working in a well lit environment, I find dark mode/themes a strain on the eyes. When I'm not at work, I tend to leave electronics off.
> I suggested that
Why would any ISP go that route? Since it has only negative impact on the bottom line (time developing algorithm, more complex link monitoring, no added income).
To me it sounds like a system for confusing cruise missiles, making them drop out of the sky far from target.
Ohhh. You mean like this https://m.slashdot.org/story/3...
You forget...
This might be one of those millennials with a 5 second attention span.
By the time the time the TV is turned on, they've forgotten what they wanted to do with it.
One similar example is to google:
https://www.google.com/?q=my+ip+address+location
I'm pretty sure I'm not located in CA.
Google only shows the world from a google perspective.
"Sometimes insanity is the only alternative" -- button at a Science Fiction convention.
