For my own good. Glad I have them looking out for me!

that the California government exists to protect corporations and their business models. Most people in those tech hotbeds are not tech millionaires and cant afford to live there any more. California is protecting its voters from corporate overreach. Good for them.

Consumers with nuclear waste. What could go wrong? Reads like the junk science rag that it is.

A whiteboard interview is (for me) never about programming or a personality exercise. The section I lead is true full-stack (drivers all the way up to presentation layers), and we own every mission critical piece of tech for one of the biggest consumers of bandwidth in the world. I really just want to see their mind work. I fully understand that 99% of people that I am interviewing are nervous, and that nervous people forget things, or are so worried about looking stupid that they do stupid things. No matter how at ease you try to make someone you can only do so much. I really just want to see how they go about problem solving. Pseudo code is fine, mistakes are OK. If they are very junior I want to see how well they take feedback and incorporate it into their solution. If they are senior I want to see how many novel solutions they can explain to me in a clear manner. Everything else; languages, concepts and standards, me and the team can teach them. My team is full of intelligent folks who excel at team work and learning new skills.

Is the last consumer-driven phone OnePlus will ever make. Very sad.

Welcome to hell.

Might be cheaper to move in the long run. I sent them a support request. I'm sure they will drop everything and get right on it.

Seriously. Has anyone done it before?

That's only true for Military tactical and strategic secrets. In cases of propaganda and civilian subversion tactics that cannot be effectively blocked, you announce it immediately to minimize their impact. Using the internet to meddle with elections is not something we can block effectively.

Yes I like this. Bombard him with requests for various things to be brought up to code,CC your local Code Enforcement office. That gets expensive REALLY fast. Tell him you will call a truce when he uninstalls it all.

Ground it to your electrical. No communications, no privacy leak.

I work on Wall Street and all of the investors think they are entitled to profits, and that they are guaranteed growth every quarter. The public companies have played into that doing whatever it takes to get their stock to look attractive, and NVIDIA plays this game as ruthlessly as anyone. This is a situation of their own making. The market as a whole is morally bankrupt and needs to be brought under control.

Since when are script-kiddies news?

The secret of the universe is @*&^^^ NO CARRIER

Slack Beacons do not follow normal light-speed laws of the universe. The Department of Forbidden Science, who's activities were though to be limited to giving haircuts to bums, has discovered that Slack travels much like Tachyons do. Low energy slack actually travels further than High energy slack and exists at all points along the route simultaneously. The Slack beacon will run on these solid principles of Forbidden Science.