Yup, in other words... just another day with the Trump administration, using terms that mean the exact opposite or what they're actually doing (see also "radical transparency").
And if you were in a position to point this out to them, they wouldn't provide a counter-argument - they'd pivot to personal attacks on you and/or your family.
I put a CD player in my 1978 Triumph Spitfire 1500.
Unfortunately, due to where I had to put it (centre console), I could only change a CD when the gear stick was in 2nd or 4th...
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... or would be, under any other presidential administration.
Still, the rest of the world can certainly benefit from it.
The main reason I use my own equipment is the cost - purchasing my own cable modem paid for itself in only about 6 months.
Admittedly, the security benefits are a nice serendipity too.
They could probably also have gotten relief on the cheap by donating some smaller amount - maybe 10%-20% of the fine total - directly to Trump or a Trump family member.
Sure you will. Eventually it will be mandatory. Because then you have to hand the police you're unlocked phone and that's the end of that.
That's not actually how it works - you don't have to unlock your phone, and you don't hand the device over to the cop.
It's like they're returning to their roots! Or would be, if the phrase meant "go back to the place you came from and then take a huge dump all on everything you find there".
I don't think the goal there was to provide factual information.
The only thing that's saved us up to this point is that jellyfish are dependent on ocean and wind currents for locomotion. But now, with mutated and improved brains, they'll probably master propulsion.
WE ARE ALL DOOMED.
Don't worry - when the Gulf Stream shuts down, Europe will cool off significantly.
Screen sharing is turned off by default. At least it is on the M5 Macbook air that I just bought my wife (she's a Mac addict....don't ask...hehe). I just checked.
Screen Sharing has been off by default for as long as I've used macOS / OS X.
But, frankly, VNC has been known to be horribly insecure for many, many years - Apple really shouldn't be using it at all. Even the major Linux distros appear to be moving away from it and over to (x)RDP... which is also more performant than VNC, for that matter
I was hoping to find a Soundgarden reference here... thanks for restoring my faith in Slashdot (at least a little)!
Google's higher-ups can't even figure out how to "manage" people unless they're physically in the office... why would anyone think one of them would have enough insight to predict something like AI's impacts?
To optimists, robots could rescue U.S. manufacturing by increasing productivity, solving shortages of skilled workers and giving Western carmakers a fighting chance at competing with Chinese rivals that enjoy lower costs.
American auto manufacturers exclusively make cars which have very little marketability other than in the U.S. itself. "Increasing productivity" and "solving shortages of skilled workers" is not going to magically make the Chinese or Koreans want to buy lots of F-250s.
He keeps differentiating, flying off on a tangent.
