Heads will roll!
Never underestimate the vengeance of a philatelist displeased. He'll (never she?) write angry letters to all and sundry until satisfied --- each of them correctly stamped, of course.
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A generation ago, you'd have argued that adding a bit of light and laser effects to a movie would be beneath them.
I'd say this is more of a challenge than what they did before; mathematically I don't see what they can come up with beyond the effect of a diorama filled with flat cardboard cutouts, so I'm intrigued if it's better than dire.
How does he show off mates if they go "wha? I saw him once in a meeting."?
The mate he actually tried to show off was Qaddafi: he claimed Ms. Ruby was Muammar's niece... That didn't end very well. (The presumption is that he later phoned Obama to say Muammar was his nephew and please don't bomb.)
Eh... "Apple" is a big corp, this is one minion making a stupid decision; as fast as a marketing person is approached, it's "obviously this gotta go". So the "keep" decision isn't really an "apple" decision, more a $10/h vetter's blooper.
So it's a bit stupid to say that "apple keep this for revenue maximization" --- actually, removing it maximizes as keeping it pisses off more people, with more disposable income. So they do maximize (no wonder their stock sells so high, eh?), as they should, coincidentally doing the right thing here, which is nice.
How did they propose to achieve this. Scriptkiddie enforcement --- "hey, get tha virus off this 'ere domain, put it on a .org or .net or .com, not 'ere laddie! --- or something? A special filter that only works on a magic .xxx ingredient? Voodoo?
PH because I'm as puzzled, and the question of viruses acquired from dodgy sources.
It's already flooding with disappointment now. It looks like any other FPS from the video?
This is like being told, INDEED santa exists but he's an employee of Coca-Cola and a convicted rapist. But he exists. It was much better to just dream of a mythical figure you know didn't exist.
Given that 80% of spam is written at the Lagos School for e-Business, and probably all cut, pasted, and mutated from one original "Hi I've inherited a squazillion of dollars, do you want for a fee to have a fraction of that?" writer. So strictly speaking, correctly identifying the original hand behind all that is not that hard.
Note that the algorithm is not such that it determines the person, it is such that it determines whether 2 mails probably come from the same person; so it relies on the author kindly identifying him/herself in one of them.
Was Talbot actually going to pay 50k to his lawyer if he'd lost his case? Wasn't he going to pay, say, 3-4000? Because then it looks like a big fraud to me.
I have no idea; with a lawyer at 1000/hour, I can't imagine there's 50h work in it. So all in all, I'd ask for an itemized bill and feel the loser is entitled to that.
Why invent "now mothers have to be screened"? There's nothing like that in the actual news. And for your benefit, mothers-to-be are screened, since many years, for indeed disease transmission risks.
I like your pathetic attempt at historical insight. You refer to times when less than 1 in 3 Britons made it to 21 --- now it's above 99 in 100. Way to destroy your own argument.
If you'd just look at e.g. Holland, Flanders or the north of Germany, you'd see millions of dynamos used for decades. And swiftly switched to battery-powered LED lights.
Dynamos work, they don't damage tyres at all, etc; but they produce very notable drag and are used to power inefficient old lamps instead of LEDs). At inconvenient times they loosen and sag down the wheel (just when you left your leatherman in the office etc ), and old ones in cold rain may lose grip to the tyre and stop working (just when you needed light most).
There's a good billion chinese and ad another half of connected SE asian countries.
There's about 60 million brits.
So expect in general 25 asian reports per brit; that's all things being equal. So no, you don't have data to conclude a trend; you cannot do sample size Exp[n]<=1 and hope for the best.
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I would guess your basic idea is right, though: it's hard to see it happen here. The 24h cybercafe culture does actually make the difference (remember cybercafes?). Maybe if there were 24h bingo parlors you'd have the same in the UK.
To do the same here, you need to either live on your own (so have shown a certain measure of maturity/self-reliance) or live with your parents (who presumably will interfere somewhere before death): there is no possibility like in the cafes to be the anonymous "guy in the back who's been here since before my shift started," to the staff.
No, it doesn't. Wake me when Watson wins from a human champ *with internet access* --- because that is essentially what the system has...
The Stoker-clue for example you just get as top google results if you type in parts of the query, so the only thing Watson has to do is figure out "what is an author?" etc.
The achievement is obvious, and the real-world applicability too --- but how many strategic decisions would you let it make? Evaluate proposals, yes; but similarly, would you let an accountant devise a business? No. Indeed, "now go away middle management, or I'll replace you with a very short shell script" (for a query to Watson).