> "Engineers" Maybe the hint is right there in your comment. Nearly all the people deploying these nodes aren't engineers in the slightest despite having someone given them such a title.
Buzzfeednews does ok sometimes but I'd have to disagree with this. Even as a staunch privacy advocate facial recognition could do wonderful things to benefit society, is not the real problem overzealous governments and…
> if a bit dry That's part of the problem. Journalists avoid a deep dive into the nitty gritty that might muddy the narrative. Of course economists discuss this and are more aware of it than any other group. But how…
Thanks, which page or figure on the Brookings pdf should I be looking at?
It's the same in Japan, homes aren't made to last, you're only expected to get a few decades out of them. My Japanese friends in Sydney always found it bemusing that I lived in a 100+ year old house. It was hard for…
> There's no underlying value to the property bubble Feels just like home :)
Would you like to provide some evidence to the contrary for that or just a general "It's probably not true"? You could say the same about Western government debt that's creatively accounted, unemployment rates which…
So nearly 40 years ago, many here weren't even born. Do you trust Bloomberg? https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2019-01-25/china-s-l...
Always interested in why exactly systemd is bad? There's a lot of negative PR and not much evidence of why people shouldn't use it. Comes across as like the same recommendations of "don't use chrome, use this fork…
https://www.internetsociety.org/blog/2015/02/ipv6-security-m...
If you are so hungry you need to steal then you'd steal food, not exotic inedible animals. I hear the same argument about ivory poachers being poor people faced with no other choice but it's simply not true, the amount…
Is someone forcing you to buy the ticket? I'd be more concerned about flying particular airlines than the aircraft model.
Was the trim wheel not visibly spinning out of their control? Simply because the symptoms are different should mean that stopping it via taking manual control is a recurring option.
The previous flight before the disaster actually made an emergency distress call to return back but after disabling the automatic system decided to continue onwards and did so with no further problems in the flight.…
The "hills" category is the worst. Have come to the conclusion it really means any patch of grass.
I ended up removing a chrome extension that randomises user-agents because of this. It dramatically cut down google captchas. Another thing that sets it off is virtual machine usage, I can be logged into chrome and…
I watched this blow up on infosec twitter and it made no sense, APT has https or even Tor if you really insist on it. Takes 30 seconds to configure. Storm in a teacup.
That's not how it works, Canada has refused numerous extradition requests from the US.
The sealed indictment for her arrest was 4 months ago on Aug 22, she has traveled through numerous countries including Canada in that time. The arrest came only hours after US/China trade talks finished, it's also…
> The crime is not trading with Iran, the crime is defrauding the US financial system Is that not exactly what I said in response to a comment claiming she was selling US tech to Iran?
UN sanctions were lifted on 16 January 2016. The US unilaterally decided in May this year they want to pull out of that agreement. The EU is still pushing ahead to have their largest companies trading with Iran despite…
The US has a long history of refusing extradition requests by allies despite overwhelming evidence. It's become a one way street. The UK has blocked extradition to the US before even though the guilt is assured[0], the…
Outline for us Indochina types: https://outline.com/qUJvaJ Quite surprised Canada has gotten itself into this considering the potential for escalation which is now playing out. A "NGO worker", possibly of natsec value…
Court suppression orders are pointless in the internet age. Not only that but the premise of this article is ridiculous. The author was specifically searching for this persons name and got a trends alert about it.…
Shame we had to kill them all. Not to judge though, modern day humans seem to have upped the ante.
> "Engineers" Maybe the hint is right there in your comment. Nearly all the people deploying these nodes aren't engineers in the slightest despite having someone given them such a title.
Buzzfeednews does ok sometimes but I'd have to disagree with this. Even as a staunch privacy advocate facial recognition could do wonderful things to benefit society, is not the real problem overzealous governments and…
> if a bit dry That's part of the problem. Journalists avoid a deep dive into the nitty gritty that might muddy the narrative. Of course economists discuss this and are more aware of it than any other group. But how…
Thanks, which page or figure on the Brookings pdf should I be looking at?
It's the same in Japan, homes aren't made to last, you're only expected to get a few decades out of them. My Japanese friends in Sydney always found it bemusing that I lived in a 100+ year old house. It was hard for…
> There's no underlying value to the property bubble Feels just like home :)
Would you like to provide some evidence to the contrary for that or just a general "It's probably not true"? You could say the same about Western government debt that's creatively accounted, unemployment rates which…
So nearly 40 years ago, many here weren't even born. Do you trust Bloomberg? https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2019-01-25/china-s-l...
Always interested in why exactly systemd is bad? There's a lot of negative PR and not much evidence of why people shouldn't use it. Comes across as like the same recommendations of "don't use chrome, use this fork…
https://www.internetsociety.org/blog/2015/02/ipv6-security-m...
If you are so hungry you need to steal then you'd steal food, not exotic inedible animals. I hear the same argument about ivory poachers being poor people faced with no other choice but it's simply not true, the amount…
Is someone forcing you to buy the ticket? I'd be more concerned about flying particular airlines than the aircraft model.
Was the trim wheel not visibly spinning out of their control? Simply because the symptoms are different should mean that stopping it via taking manual control is a recurring option.
The previous flight before the disaster actually made an emergency distress call to return back but after disabling the automatic system decided to continue onwards and did so with no further problems in the flight.…
The "hills" category is the worst. Have come to the conclusion it really means any patch of grass.
I ended up removing a chrome extension that randomises user-agents because of this. It dramatically cut down google captchas. Another thing that sets it off is virtual machine usage, I can be logged into chrome and…
I watched this blow up on infosec twitter and it made no sense, APT has https or even Tor if you really insist on it. Takes 30 seconds to configure. Storm in a teacup.
That's not how it works, Canada has refused numerous extradition requests from the US.
The sealed indictment for her arrest was 4 months ago on Aug 22, she has traveled through numerous countries including Canada in that time. The arrest came only hours after US/China trade talks finished, it's also…
> The crime is not trading with Iran, the crime is defrauding the US financial system Is that not exactly what I said in response to a comment claiming she was selling US tech to Iran?
UN sanctions were lifted on 16 January 2016. The US unilaterally decided in May this year they want to pull out of that agreement. The EU is still pushing ahead to have their largest companies trading with Iran despite…
The US has a long history of refusing extradition requests by allies despite overwhelming evidence. It's become a one way street. The UK has blocked extradition to the US before even though the guilt is assured[0], the…
Outline for us Indochina types: https://outline.com/qUJvaJ Quite surprised Canada has gotten itself into this considering the potential for escalation which is now playing out. A "NGO worker", possibly of natsec value…
Court suppression orders are pointless in the internet age. Not only that but the premise of this article is ridiculous. The author was specifically searching for this persons name and got a trends alert about it.…
Shame we had to kill them all. Not to judge though, modern day humans seem to have upped the ante.