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Many flights connect through London.
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Apple isn't even trying to secure the iPhone. They could have rewritten the imessage parsers in a memory safe language. It would at least take a big byte out of the zero click exploits.
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Aren't gifts to the president kept by the government? In the US usually bribery is done by giving jobs to relatives or favorable contracts.
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You cant solve thefts with just technology. You need to lock up the criminals.
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I hear Intel in unhappy because enterprise fleets are replacing win 10 with macs.
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The start menu is now written in Javascript and horrifically slow.
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Rockstars DRM is so bad they sell Razor1911 cracks on steam.
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No it's just slowed down by windows bloat. Weaker and mobile devices suffer the most due to aggressive power saving.
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Not all launches are the same. ULA is still more competitive in geo.
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"It's the implication"
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Its also going to be unsupported after a few years.
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If you're developing tools you're likely testing against vendor network monitoring apps and in the habit of using them.
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Plata o plomo. Usually a combination of threats and bribery is most effective. The truly dangerous groups usually have the ability and willingness to pay well.
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An optical hollerith machine would be useful. It would sort paper ballots into buckets based on selection. It's relatively easy to flip through a stack of ballots and ensure that every one has the same selection. Saves the effort of ha
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There are thousands of flights every day for decades. There's going to be a collision at some point.
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https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/5/59/GDP_per_... Temporal causality is not a difficult concept.
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Haiti and the DR only diverged economically after the debt ended. It's not a convincing argument.
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The Amish have a social security exemption.
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Haiti failed to develop, south africa is developing in reverse.
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If it was marketed it would be successful. Users are keenly aware of the lag modern programs have, even with top spec new hardware.
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I liked aero too, XP was too fisher price.
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On a society level I think everyone realizes the ship is sinking and just looting everything they can before running for the lifeboats. Bureaucracies became a spoils system. In the 60s the civil rights movement would boycott companies and t
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Its not the fault of the engineers, they just did a job. The parasites come from elsewhere. I read that in order to build a reactor in the UK they spent 350 pages in the plan discussing how jobs would be given to various minority groups. Ev
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Moralizing people have some really bizarre moral utility functions. Somehow more people is always more better and any kind of finite reality does not apply. It's like a moral ponzi scheme.
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That's how it started but over time the program was captured by bureaucrat insiders to line their own pockets. It won't let me reply, but I agree. I think when organizations are new and shiny the stakeholders are excited and pay a
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Or it's going to be corrupt no matter what. Like life, corruption finds a way.
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Usually something is sacrificed in the name of extractive profit. With public spending it's just less taxes.
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Vista problems were largely nvidia driver crashes and low spec machines. Otherwise vista was fine.
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The most paranoid use typewriters.
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'Some linux' is also useful for negotiating lower prices.
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