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SpikeDad
9y ago
Exactly. And Bureaucracy doesn't necessarily suck on it's own. When it's used properly it protects people who are unable to protect themselves due to funding or ignorance.
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SpikeDad
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Another agency taking the well worn path which Trump and his staff have made into an art form - just lie. The Trump base doesn't care. The Republicans in Congress may care but they are too concerned with repealing ACA and not getting p
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SpikeDad
9y ago
Exactly. There's too many rootkits and other malware that won't be revealed by most of the common malware and virus scanners. A business that transacts with protected data should never try to remove malware - these systems need to
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SpikeDad
9y ago
And this highlights the fallacy that Amazon Glacier is a backup service. It's not - it's an archive service. Something that takes a few days to recover is not backed up. I agree the other products are indeed backups as they provid
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9y ago
I'll also toss in "They're Coming to get your Barbara" by No More Kings https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XSpvvCK609c "Driving slowly Going to home to see their mother's grave Walking closely The
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9y ago
I posted above that Knightriders is my favorite Romero film. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Knightriders
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It's a shame that he didn't get more chances to branch out and ended up having to squeeze his "zombie worlds" to make a living. Frankly I enjoy Knightriders far more than NotLD. The characters are more developed and the
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9y ago
Actually the film lab (owned by Romero) forgot to put a copyright on the release prints. Not sure "placed into the public domain" is exactly accurate - more like the file was not correctly copyrighted so it lapsed into the public
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9y ago
The goal is to put the U.S. Cyber Command under military responsibility so that Trump and his military can launch cyber attacks as well as "detect" attacks and blame whomever they wish. Although folks are usually down on the NSA t
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9y ago
Sadly political and religious leanings shade both the quality of schools as well as the perception of schools. Have a school district with good curriculum - strong science, math, history. Good health hygiene (ie, sex education) and then ask
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9y ago
And Trump.
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Three problems. First selling to Google automatically put Nest into the "Are they going to sell my home data" category. Denials to the contrary that's Google's business model for everything so naturally people assume it&
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"Nothing is terrible except fear itself" from an essay by Sir Francis Bacon (Way before FDR said it BTW).
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9y ago
Engineering team creates solar powered tent. Wouldn't even get one like or retweet. How's this: 10 blind and paralyzed transgendered teens sell lemonaid in attempt to fund Engineering project they've created to design a solar
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9y ago
Seems like every 5 or 10 years we have a big burst of Amelia Earhart interest and nostalgia. Guess I don't understand - there's pretty conclusive evidence of her crashing and the circumstances of that. Just grist for someone'
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9y ago
Oh my goodness. Do the people who write this stuff actually believe that what works for them is going to work for other people? If that were the case the world would be full of well adjusted people who get up at 5am. First of all the tiny f
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Because it's still unproven. And your friendly intestinal flora is gonna get it's asses kicked if a load of salmonella or e-coli comes a-callin.
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SpikeDad
9y ago
Isolated cases of food poisoning are not common. If food at a restaurant is contaminated most likely multiple people will get ill. The question is: will people report it to health authorities so that a pattern can be discerned?
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9y ago
We'd love to know if Trump pays taxes but he's far to evolved to release his tax returns like other Presidents and candidates. I won't even comment on his complete lack of ability to be a President...
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9y ago
And the 11 people out of 200 million users that read the TOS are indeed not shocked.
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You can add meteorologist to the list of scientists that think they understand Global climate change.
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9y ago
Star Trek: DS9 episode 1x05 Babel. Terrorist device is triggered which causes the replicated to insert a virus that has the effect of causing people to lose their ability to speak - Aphasia. Actually one of the more interesting episodes.
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9y ago
Frankly I'd trust the government more than I'd trust an HR rep. At least in the government you have people who believe they work for the citizens of the US. Well perhaps the previous administration anyways...
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9y ago
Bahahaha. "We have fallen short" maybe be one of the biggest lies in tech we've seen in a long time. If "falling short" means engaging in some of the most heinous and repellent business activities and personally dis
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Seems to me that if an artist chooses to use a fragile or organic medium for their art they have to accept the fact that it's going to be a temporary object. After all cooks make artistic dishes that they know will exist only for a sho
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FTFY: Democrat Senators Ask FCC to Prevent Rise of "Ringless Voicemail" Spam.
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Really? I guess the people you passed were not paying much attention. Inkjet prints flat money - US currency is intaglio printed which makes the print raised. Plus you can't duplicate the micro printing, the security thread or the colo
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9y ago
US consumers are very conservative when it comes to money. I'm not sure why exactly. Plus no one prints more bills than the US Treasury so some security features would be too expensive or wouldn't hold up for the period of time ne
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Would only work on old currency. Currency since 1990 has had embedded plastic denomination strips so it's easy to check if you're wondering. In 1996 they started putting the denomination strips in difference locations for each val
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9y ago
And in Taser dart cartridges.
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