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by scohesc 7y ago
I think it's because anybody can write articles on Medium so that's where the majority of people go for writing opinion pieces? Not too sure though.
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by scohesc 7y ago
I'd be worried after 15k years that the antibodies we originally developed have been "left out" or "ignored" if we haven't suffered from it after 15k years - if that's even a thing?
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by scohesc 7y ago
Man, what is that headline font?
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by scohesc 7y ago
I wonder if by the time it gets through 3KM of the relatively thin diameter borehole if it cools and hardens enough to just plug the hole with rock?
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by scohesc 7y ago
You really shouldn't trust anyone hosting your data. Always have backups!
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by scohesc 7y ago
Sell them on the black market to other people for dirt cheap like Netflix accounts used to (may still be?) done with.
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by scohesc 7y ago
It's amazing that it's even possible for a government (in the name of "security", or "national security") to prevent someone from profiting off of their experiences in their own personal life. Land of the free,
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by scohesc 7y ago
This kind of "gaming" (ha!) the system has been around for a while now - another channel (Internet Comment Ettiquette) had a video called the "Copyright Claim Olympics" which featured a whole bunch of different types of
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by scohesc 7y ago
So the summary of the article is: "Don't leave valuables in your car that you don't want to risk getting stolen" I guess the author is bringing this to light in the blog post, but don't people see this in parking lo
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by scohesc 7y ago
I mean - old DOS games that are 16-bit compiled won't have a chance in hell of running on a modern Windows 10 PC that's for sure - but the weird "interim" period of DOS/Windows PC era (win9x comes to mind) could pot
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by scohesc 7y ago
There's already tens of websites that host ROM dumps of most games from most of the consoles in relatively recent history - however the PC for some reason is trailing in these archives massively... I wonder why? I'm guessing a lot
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by scohesc 7y ago
It's almost like the employees are slowly seeing Sundar as somebody they can't relate with under the company's now "controversial" common goals and objectives. Now Google management is panicking and doing everything
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by scohesc 7y ago
So it would be pretty much similar to all these dime a dozen VPN companies shilling "Ultimate anonymity! Safe from hackers! Screw the fed!" but it's just in a physical form. Interesting!
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by scohesc 7y ago
It's a damn shame that it's always the often-coined "alt-right" media sources that publish these findings - which then get dismissed by many because "oh they're not reputable, they post scam/sham articles
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by scohesc 7y ago
I wouldn't have even warned them - I'm sure the small city's worth of lawyers they have on payroll know more than we think that the CEO could be liable - they just know all the loopholes and have all the cash to defend their
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by scohesc 7y ago
Now the USA is relying on these massive mega-corporations resolve the problems they created in the first place, and all these corporations are giving are empty platitudes and band-aids...
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by scohesc 7y ago
I would be comfortable with making a statement saying "we don't condone this, we can't guarantee the quality or sanitation levels of the food." Done. How in the hell would Krispy Kreme be responsible for this guy reselli
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by scohesc 7y ago
But you can connect to it via NFC to change what kind of tune the piezo buzzer makes on an alarm, right? /s
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by scohesc 7y ago
I would assume that some of the data being stolen is from current, on-going, potentially high confidentiality research projects - otherwise this wouldn't be making headlines. The article is also saying that as part of doing medical res
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by scohesc 7y ago
It's good to see the US Government and the N.I.H taking better precautions on data and research security - China has had a track record for sneakily exporting scientific/medical/_everything_ information from other countries f
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by scohesc 7y ago
Maybe they used Amazon's Mechanical Turd offering!
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by scohesc 7y ago
I think the key issue is that these machines are internet or network connected. If we're really concerned about this - get rid of the network connectivity. Obviously this is over simplified, but just make a simple locally ran app or we
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by scohesc 7y ago
It is when it's owned by a country who has the specific goal to influence other countries. It makes it easier when the people in that country who use the app are very easily impressionable children.
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by scohesc 7y ago
So Google is selectively oppressing certain app developers by using the "Rules for thee, not for me" ideology. Well, they've been doing it for years and that's why there's people in the US Government talking about a
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by scohesc 7y ago
Yes
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by scohesc 7y ago
Who cares? The words weren't even created with skin color in mind.
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by scohesc 7y ago
You should probably look yourself. From what I've been reading from financial postings, the Trump administration has done many good things for the stock market (for the people however is a different story) Usually whoever keeps the eco
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by scohesc 7y ago
It's tough to say what's actually going on here, and this is exactly what mainland China wants. Are these protesters mainland Chinese hired by China to organize and promote violence to damage the credibility of the protest? Are th
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by scohesc 7y ago
Instead of having to configure potentially tens of different site-to-site VPN connections to connect every site to your head office where you controller is located, you're hosting it on the internet which makes implementation easier. I
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by scohesc 7y ago
Please don't compare the Chinese government's actions to the Trump administration. They're not even remotely close.

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