Comment Re:Don't store personal data, baby photos on OneDr (Score 1) 47
There's nothing wrong with storing some things *also* in cloud services.
But when it comes to copies of important things, two is one and one is none.
There's nothing wrong with storing some things *also* in cloud services.
But when it comes to copies of important things, two is one and one is none.
pay for access to insider(outsider?) trading info?
He's creating a "middle class" - they will get the info after the regular insiders, but before hoi polloi.
He should have thought of selling multiple levels of higher tiers.
For a small fee you can get your bullshit before everyone else.
I should have added:
"In general, renaming things does not fix a problem."
Though heaven knows, lots of stupid people try it.
Why not just discard the whole idea of DST instead of putting it into permanent effect?
The whole concept is an attempt to redefine time as a way of addressing perceived social problems. Schedule activities around the clock, not the clock around activities.
Not surprised that someone exploited a vulnerability, but surprised that deployed military personnel are allowed to use civilian communication systems.
I'm having a bit of trouble working up any sympathy, as the saying goes.
The FSB is certainly getting a good ROI on their investment in Trump.
AI is so smart that it can hallucinate without even having to take drugs.
Undoubtedly the origin of the Hobbit-steals-dragons-treasure meme.
They've literally spent half a century exporting our essential production to China to save a few bucks
I think you mean, "so the middle men can pocket the savings".
"Thank you Vera much."
Now imagine saying this about, say, Japan.
I've noted the comments here about how this is old news: that's true. But it will be novel to some people who didn't live through it, and even for those who did, it's a necessary reminder. Japan is ruthless, unscrupulous, and unethical: they will do anything. They're not the only ones, of course, but they're arguably the most dangerous because of their size, wealth, and longevity. They're the enemy of open standards. They're the enemy of open source. They're the enemy of open protocols. They're the enemy of America. They're the enemy of The West. They're the enemy of security. They're the enemy of privacy. They've always been the enemy and they always will be, because it's in their DNA: it's impossible for them to change.
So any time -- ANY TIME -- there's some statement or initiative or announcement that they're going to support freedom/democracy/etc., any of the things I listed -- the first things that should come to mind are these wise words of Ash: "It's a trick -- get an axe."
microwave labotomy
Another poster mentioned that it's actually focussed ultrasound.
Still sounds like breaking a piece of a system by stirring the brain with a knife (lobotomy) or burning it out with heat (cauterization), electricity (electroshock) or mechanical shock (blow to the head) - just carefully focused without (substantial) damage to other parts of the brain or its casing.
Ultrasonic destruction of a piece of the brain's reward/punishment/desire/avoidance mechanism rather than persistent unwanted fat.
Memory fault -- brain fried