You need two entire networks.
So yeah, take two computers, set them on different networks, bridge them via router.
You need two entire networks.
So yeah, take two computers, set them on different networks, bridge them via router.
There’s way more energy on that baseball than on the half-empty glass.
It happened at the same time, there’s no other name.
There has been a Second and Third Industrial Revolutions.
It would be the Second one, but it’s not the oil that marks it. It’s electricity.
I remember that being discussed endlessly in Enterprise. But the solution was “fuck that, the ship is exploding, beam me up”, not any answer to your question.
Specialized cybersecurity decision-making does really go well with locked-down gears. That’s a great illustration!
I couldn’t watch it when I was younger to not get bullied
Looks to me that you were successfully bullied into submission. Good thing you got over it.
I really wanted Mozilla to solve the unintrusive ads problem. A couple of years ago it seemed they were the only ones barely capable of working with it and not being destroyed.
But it looks like I overestimated them. They seem to be getting destroyed.
He likes cars, not grammar.
That’s as good a reason to go work in space engineering as any.
The idea that social structures have a “logical end” is pure hubris and have no basis on reality.
Yep. Data was created by pure human hubris, without contamination from other kinds of emotion. Kinda like the Frankenstein’s monster.
And yet, you are complaining about the system that stopped it from happening.
And yeah, of course I understood what you meant. You also understood what I meant. Maybe you should look at “corruption” instead, you’ll get much better results there.
You mean companies being prohibited from firing and rehiring?
Unless I’m missing something in particular you’re talking about.
No, I’m really asking that. I’ve heard about “rolling coal” happening, but the other ones are hard to imagine. (To be fair, rolling coal was also hard, but it’s well evidenced.)
Do those things actually happen on the US? Because they all look like things that happened once and the media run away with them.
It is easier to understand a foreign language when it’s spoken slowly (well, not too slowly).
The loud part is just for the benefit of the speaker.
Recreating photosynthesis is the easiest part by a huge margin.
Whether you decide to define it as synthesizing ATP or glucose, both a simple molecules that we can create in a lab. Everything else is the hard part, there is a huge amount of “things” on that “everything”.
Even if nobody finds a way around, that would be incredibly expensive.
It peaked somewhere between 2000 and 7. Personally, I place it in XP, but opinions vary.