There is such a thing as an armed security guard. The Louvre unfortunately didn't have any.

Since when do the city schools suck? Palo Alto is a wealthy city whose schools are considered high quality. Perhaps you are thinking of East Palo Alto, Palo Alto's poor neighbor, many of whose schools are not very good?

It isn't just a preschool. And the neighbors' complaints aren't just about the school traffic. They're about constant construction, which is reportedly noisy and obstructs the streets, and security staff whose activities are not restricted to the Zuckerberg's property.

"homeschooling" is teaching one's own kids. When you're teaching somewhere between 14 and 30, most of whom are not your own kids (the Zuckerbergs apparently have three), and you employ teachers to do it,, it isn't "homeschooling". You're running a school.

In that case, I've got to tell you your duplicate post commenting about duplicate posts and duplicate replies is a duplicate.

It's duplicates all the way down.

I would think that this would be an easy bug to fix. It sounds like it is isolate to one place in one file. Is there a technical reason why it took so long to fix? Or did Microsoft just not feel like it? (I do almost all of my work on GNU/Linux so don't know a lot about MS windows.)

I take your point, but my understanding is that the mother has sole custody and that her ex merely has time with the children. But it isn't entirely clear from the news articles I found.

I find it hard to believe that Apple is technically unable to fix this. Presumably there is a data structure that contains the information about who is in charge of the account and they can edit it. If so, is the problem that they are afraid the ex-husband will sue them for breach of contract? I would think that the custody order would provide a good defense. What exactly is Apple's reason for saying they can't fix this?

There are many native-born American citizens whose primary language is not English. These include a large number of Spanish speakers and smaller numbers of speakers of Native American languages.

I wonder how they steal the crypto? You'd think that North Koreans would not be good at social engineering. Are they able to break the encryption?

Yup. Some others companies fought were ingredients lists ("We'll lose our secret recipes!"), nutrition information and calories ("people can work it out from the ingredients!"), financial disclosures ("Competitors can take advantage"), standardized rates of interest rate comparables ("customers can do the math!").

Anything that exposes the truth, risks, or potential liability or unwanted data gets fought as an existential threat.

Small scale operators may be able to run diesel generators, but for operations on the scale of crypto-mining, they'll need permits to set up a large generating plant of their own, and the government can say no.

Apparently staff responded to the alarm but left when threatened by the thieves. It would probably enhance security a lot to have armed guards on site to respond to alarms.

The results of the investigation into cause of death may be public record, but the is probably incomplete. They may not even have done the autopsy yet. So it is perfectly appropriate for the authorities not yet to be releasing much information.

Thank you. Once upon a time, tech companies were run by techies. Remember Hewlett-Packard before the suits took over?