Actually it gets compiled down to Machine Code. Assembly Language is simply Machine Code rendered in a human readable format.
e.g. ld a,1 in Z80 assembler would be 3E01 in HEX
Oh, the memories. To this day I can remember on my ZX81 hand-assembling 2A0C40, which loads the display file base address into the HL register pair. Calculating all those relative jumps... ugh
Don't blame the editors. They don't read read slashdot, so how would they know?
Oh, for mod points today. This is **funny**!!
What's wrong with simply preformatting the Name column as text?
You would be shocked at the number of people I encounter who have no idea that is even possible...
It's not Wikileaks's role to scan email for viruses...
Yes, it is. See how easy that was to rebut?
That's not a rebuttal; that's taking an opposing position with no argument (or evidence) to back up your position.
A rebuttal might look like:
It may not be the job of WikiLeaks to scan emails for malware, but it can be argued that it should be. Their goal is to release information into the hands of people who can do something with it. Those people are mostly journalists with limited computer security knowledge, compared to, say, most of us here on Slashdot, and it is in the best interests of WikiLeaks to ensure that we can trust the information coming from them.
Although Wikileaks tries to release information as raw as possible, they do have a legitimate reason to alter it; namely the protection of sources and protection of people not directly targeted by the leak. Since they are already altering the information to protect sources, it is surely no great ethical stretch to protect recipients as well.
See? No only did I rebut his position, I acknowledged his arguments and demonstrated that they actually supported my case better than his case.
what the fuck made you think it was OK to store that.
When you clicked through the EULA, you said they could.
What. can't you read?
Sorry... I didn't stop when I was young and went blind.
Also, his "I am not a crook" line was about his tax issues, not Watergate.
A point sadly lost in history and agendas.
Katsulas did some Star Trek too b.t.w.
As did Patricia Tallman and both Na'toths were in DS9 too
As was Majel Barrett.
And Tim Choate (Zathras)
Wait, which Zathras was that? Was that Zathras or his brother Zathras?
It was the quiet one of the family, Zathras.
"The TSA's job is to feel passengers"
FTFY
I though the TSA was to drill into us that we are subject, not citizens.
I use TP-LINK network bridges. There are other people in the world besides yourself.
Well maybe you should reconsider since, apparently, the company must not be solvent enough to afford a $10 per year domain registration.
Much like Google couldn't afford $12 last year...
NASA has a budget that is 0.5% of the federal budget. Source: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/...
If you want wasteful spending, I'm sure there are other bigger-ticket items than NASA.
Jupiter is the largest planet? Gosh, had that not been in the sentence none of us would ever have figured that out. This is news for nerds, not news for planettists. Thank you, intrepid editors, for understanding and saving me from confusion!
You're complaining that the editors got something 100% right? I mean, they've got some even simpler stuff utterly wrong before. I mean, look at the Self-Driving Tesla Owners Share Videos of Reckless Driving story: somehow, a Volvo engineer became a Volvo driver!
Nevermind, it's not clear from the summary, but all of the articles mention this. Yes there is still licensing, no the rules are not as strenuous as a full pilot's license (no medical, etc).
FPV flight is still dead without a waiver. Interestingly, you can fly above 400' as long as you are within 400' of a structure (eg, for remote visual inspection of tall buildings).
Licensing is for commercial operations. Recreation / hobby use remains unchanged.
FPV is fine provided some means of situational awareness (eg. a spotter) is maintained. The wavier is needed if you don't intend to use a spotter.
The biggest disappointment is maintaining the Line Of Sight (LOS) requirement, although with the situational awareness requirement I do see the (gasp!) consistency in the regulations.
Exactly. All this is about commercial use. Hobby / recreation uss remains unchanged - although it's good to see the FAA formally acknowledge that.
There is nothing pertaining about use of drones in concert
I guess you missed the bit in the regulations about not flying over people:
The new regulations also address height and speed restrictions and other operational limits, such as prohibiting flights over unprotected people on the ground who aren’t directly participating in the UAS operation.
When we write programs that "learn", it turns out we do and they don't.
