Re: Russian
And here, I was believing that he embodied the mythical steely-eyed, serious rocket man of legend.
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“but the fact of the matter is 10 per cent of global warming comes from beef and beef byproducts and the fact that cattle exist.
Maybe someone should address the bullshit instead of the farts.
Icon ---> it's a raincoat as I don't want what's flying from Schmidt to stain my clothes.
The government here takes breaking to a computer system very seriously. The only ones who don't g to jail are the TLA's and certain friendly FLA's. Oh.. and Norks. Can't forget them.
The cynic in me wants to add "and certain OS makers who force crap upgrades".. but that would be a digression.
Really.. who's time? His? His kids? If this goes, it sets a precedent and many other countries (UK and the US come to mind) will try to follow. Here in the States, quite a few politicians and their astroturfers are hitting FB. I'm thinking not "media of our time" but "lowest common denominator of the electorate". Very scary.
But they will soon enough. OneDrive? Cloudy Office? Pushing your data to their cloud? It's headed there. They don't want you to keep anything on the local PC but instead put it in their cloud so it can be monetized.. either by paying rent or maybe analyzed for ads.
Do try to keep up and also: be afraid. Be very afraid.
That type of system is fairly common. The breakers used are usually the sources of the problem. If they arc on opening and the arc doesn't break quickly, the power does flow back onto the grid. Humidity is not a good thing with those breakers and many times they are outside the main building or in the generator shed where humidity isn't controlled.
OTOH, watching them arc is impressive and spectacular.
Basically, it was a knee-jerk reaction to the declared "War on Drugs". Gave the police a excuse to seize and repurpose ill-gotten goods. Might be fine if they busted a drug dealer and used his car and money for some good. But, like anything, it quickly became abused and used by police departments as a revenue stream.
I really wish politicians would stop and think before they just toss laws on the books. But then, that requires them to think, use logic, and other things like ethics that are unknown to most of them.
Funny thing... for the most part, too much of media has ignored his use of the visas and overseas manufacturing. Yet, he's bullish on jobs here. Go figure.
Let the downvotes from the Trumpties commence. I'm neither a lefty nor a rightie but dead center and see the stupidity and the rationality on both sides of the fence. In this case, it's more of hiding the truth.
Most of us would agree, up to a point, that those are not the problem. Or rather those professions could stand to gain some ethics and lose some members.
Deeper down in the article is problem. IF driverless cars are the future, what jobs will be lost.. besides cab drivers? Will cars only become rentals and not privately owned? Becoming rentals will kill off a lot of businesses pretty quick such as tire shops. repair shops, etc. since corporates (the rental cars) usually contract with one company. Auto accessories? They're gone as what's the point of putting something personal into a rental?
Is tech bad? Not in itself. It's the application of the tech and how it affects people. It's a very mixed bag of blessings and curses.
Indeed and speaking of "ponds", the bay they are using for the sailing, rowing competitions is so polluted that there's been warnings issued over it. I'm surprised they're even holding the Olympics and ParaOlympics there.
And then there's the political issues going on with the President allegedly being impeached but not much happening from their Parliament on this and people taking to the streets on a regular basis.
Obviously a bunch of palms have been greased.
Yep, bolting on extra toys is the sign that a software company has run out of ideas.
Yeah but if you read the MS spiels on this stuff it's such a high grade of fertilizer and in such quantity that it will grow corn to immense heights when planted on bare rock. I need some mind bleach and lie down after reading it.
Could they have picked a more crowded bit airspace for this? I'm in southern Oregon right under the major north/south air corridor between Portland/Seattle and the major southern California airports. While outside much of the day, I noticed I wasn't seeing the normal air traffic. But then.... we don't always get contrails over head here.
Here's hoping there won't be any major or even minor air incidents. If there are, I'm sure the authorities here will blame.. "ya' know.. terrorists".