Comment Re:800 million years after the Big Bang. (Score 0) 5
A quick calculation says Ron Jeremy was not even legal.
If you count the cock rings, he’s actually much older than that.
The secret? Heard he was sucking off three hedgehogs a day.
A quick calculation says Ron Jeremy was not even legal.
If you count the cock rings, he’s actually much older than that.
The secret? Heard he was sucking off three hedgehogs a day.
We have already. It turns out the previous universe is run by alien cats. Admittedly they look no different from our current cats but that is just to fool us.
The previous universe..was run by the assholes of the animal kingdom?
(Yeah. We give them credit in history. But not enough for that trait.)
Bet they didn't see that coming
$100 says they did!
It's just straight up gambling. Why are we letting them get away with the rebrand?
Because I have have $250K riding the on the idea that we'll let them get away with it!
I did comment on the _kernel_. I did not comment on Weyland (which IMO is a really bad idea and I will avoid it as long as possible). I certainly did not comment on the fuckups behind systemd, that clearly show there are prominent people that do not get KISS or IT security in the Linux space as well.
As to MS, yes they do not care or are fundamentally incompetent regarding security. They push defective patches. They have ridiculous vulnerabilities. They had their cloud hacked several times now, always due to abjectly stupid mistakes. There is a reason that they claimed "security is our highest priority" several times now, always after they screwed up massively. MS cares about security exactly as far as they think they need to in order to stay in business and not one bit more.
Thank you.
Republicans shut up about states rights.
Republicans have always been hypocritical about states' rights.
Abortion was a states' rights issue until RvW was overturned, and suddenly they wanted a national ban.
They want the Feds to overturn state-level pot legalization, ban sanctuary cities, etc.
If "free" Plex can't transcode and can't stream externally, you may as well skip it entirely and just run something like FileZilla on your media server and use Kodi on the client(s). In fact, I lived with this exact setup until I got around to finally setting up JellyFin.
I mean, some people probably use it for that, but Plex with a tuner card and everything you get with their subscription is the best streaming option out there.
There hasn't been anything on OTA TV that I've cared to watch ever since all the major networks moved anything halfway decent behind the paywalls of their respective branded streaming services.
The LD50 is 250x the therapeutic dose.
There's dead and then there's wish you were dead. Also, the additives in the animal stuff vs what you would get from a Dr.'s Rx could be vastly different and not necessarily well tolerated by humans. Delivery mechanism, drug release timings, active ingredient concentrations, isomers: none of it titrated for human consumption if you get your drugs through a veterinary supply warehouse.
IIS has good integration with active directory, and a lot of government networks run on AD. When I did government work our Java/Tomcat app had to deploy behind IIS so that IIS could do all the CAC/PIV crypto/AD windows stuff and hand us a user identity. Then I had the pleasure of doing NTLM/kerberos binding against an AD forest from java for authz - good times.
The main point of plex for me has been that it has client apps on most major platforms like Android, Roku, Apple TV, iPhone etc. So I get a nice media browsing experience that is not the hell that is DLNA that the wife and kids are willing to use without having to root my devices. I understand the situation
HCM is what has been used for decades ("SAP HCM" was "SAP HR" back in the 80s, but has been "HCM" since the early 2000s).
I'm not sure what your point is. Are you suggesting the term was any less demeaning in the early 2000s? That if companies keep viewing their workers as expendable cogs for long enough, it stops being sociopathic and becomes acceptable?
a few lawyers have been sanctioned for using AI to create briefs. On the surface, the briefs seemed fine but the cases cited did not exist or was not related to the case.
That was three years ago, which is an eon in AI terms.
There have been vast advances since then.
The battery "uses a non-toxic electrolyte" that is "as safe as tofu brine" which is to say, it's not actually tofu brine.
Source of original publication: https://www.scmp.com/news/chin...
Actual study: https://www.nature.com/article...
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