Natanael

No no no we make use of MIMO beamforming and let the uplink signal get reflected towards the back of the fan so it slipstreams into the router

The crumple zone absorbs kinetic energy / momentum and allows a smoother and slower deceleration for the passengers as the energy transfer of the impact gets drawn out over time. The suddenness of crashes is what causes the greatest injuries, so you want it to be less sudden.

If both cars have equally performing crumple zones then both zones contribute equally to this "jerk reduction" (a rapid change in acceleration is called jerk), but if only one has it then you only get half as good reduction and the slowdown will be more sudden.

That Oprah meme has evolved huh

KeePass don't have much beyond a password hash for testing if you entered the right password or not.

Depends on how it's implemented. IMHO the best ones are password managers external to the browser but with a plugin which detects the domain name. The risk with autofill is stuff like spoofing and malicious iframes, a secure plugin can detect that and refuse to autofill.

Alternatively, just set it to always ask when it detects a login form.

I don't have any evidence to the contrary, but in general it's suspicious when a company markets features like that so hard when there's no reliable way an outsider can verify that the claim is accurate (still)

Hanlon's razor thin line

The first half isn't relevant under copyright law, you can publish edits to old public domain works without publishing the original, this is extremely common even by museums.

The second point is however completely fair

The prior rules didn't say much about mobile carriers, and the new ones probably won't either

No. How hard can it be to understand it's a comparison of total load?

What I mean is that the relative resources use is insignificant

Any more than regular multiplayer games? No?