You mean in all its privatized forms.

In tornado country, I would prefer to keep the warning "there's actually a tornado very close to you" on. The sender improperly used this category across the entire state.

I know The Kids don't know how Slashdot works, but if you want to see the results, you don't need a fake survey option, you just click on the link. CowboyNeal or GTFO.

CAFE regulations essentially outlaw station wagons, which are more efficient than SUVs from a cargo/person-mile perspective, because the smug regulators wrote simplistic rules that disregard the transportation capacity of vehicles. This is not an isolated phenomenon.

I know it's too much to ask from the Slashdot editors, but Dropbox Sign is an electronic signature product (similar to DocuSign or PandaDoc), not a digital signature product. Breach of either is bad, but the threat models and risks of various exposure are dramatically different.

What did you expect from a Lightning connector?

I suppose burning down government buildings from the outside doesn't quite count as "overtaking".

Based on "68,000 hours", virtually no actual books are included. It's like advertising "Amazon Books Unlimited" where only Kindle Unlimited books are available.

You advocate a

( ) solar ( ) lunar ( ) lunisolar
(x) UTC

approach to calendar reform. Your idea will not work. Here is why:

(x) "7am" is a social construct
(x) social constructs are actually very important
(x) local "midnight" should be the middle of the local night

h/t: https://qntm.org/calendar

Does this apply to the New York Times, CNN, and Fox News? Do the major media companies get to completely control what the public learns?

Specify, using a predicate function (expressed in English or however), when "such conditions" are sufficiently in hand to permit people to engage in the level of economic activity of going to a computer store.

...all the pro-CCP socks are live and chattering, never mind that Twitter is blocked in China and half of them list their locations as on the Chinese mainland.

Interestingly, photography applications don't use "dark mode". Instead, they use a neutral medium gray that's intended to provide the best acuity for contrast in the image that's being worked on.

I got my new work laptop set up just this last week. If I'd known about the updates (specifically the RAM option), I'd likely have gone with the Tuxedo. Slashvertisement or not, this announcement is definitely relevant for this audience.

Precisely how many businesses have you run where you had to process payroll?