Brilliant. Simply write software without bugs. You should certainly be in charge.
PowerCrazy
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Did you know that potential attackers can pinpoint your location if they are in the same public place as you?
This really seems like complaining that a location enabled app that explicitly shares your location with other users is sharing your location with other users. That is 100% the purpose of the app to begin with!
Sure high-speed rails with HVDC lines powering them from coast-to-coast I'm here for it.
Energy density has been the number one most important factor since humans started using metal. Wood is good enough to smelt bronze, and with some refinement can get your iron, but not good enough for steel. Steel requires coal, and with some refinement steel is what our world is built on.
Fossil fuels allow cars, planes and more efficient trains and boats. Unless we somehow start utilizing uranium and transuranics electric airplanes are for grifters. Uranium and it's derivatives are the only thing we have harnessed that even approaches the energy density of fossil fuels.
I'm a network engineer and I run ipv6 natively in all of our datacenters. There are even a handful of end systems that have ipv6 native networking stacks with ipv4 sockets for our non-ipv6 compatible applications. IPv6 issues are basically self-inflicted at this point by companies that see their IT systems as cost centers, or by basilisk directors who's knowledge stopped in the 90's.
I dont' understand the issue here. Is that picture part of some specific VPS's logo or is it part of the title/theme of the article? I think it's very poignant, though obviously edgy, if it's the latter. If your VPS provider isn't censoring content, then obviously that means Nazism will be able to exist along with militant socialism advocating violence against capitalism. That is kind of the point of the article right? To determine which VPS is actually not going to censor.
Copyright only works by mutual consent of the countries enforcing it. Much like nuclear secrets in the 50's, once the knowledge of the possible is there, no amount of geo-politicking will keep it limited to a single country.
Each country is free to create whatever rules they want for their country, but for people that don't live in those countries then there is nothing more to say. There can be voluntary international cooperation (like there is with copyrighted works) but if I live somewhere that isn't part of that international cooperation then like it or not, I am free to violate your laws all day.
Gaming laptops have always been an extremely expensive but less capable desktop. Their portability is laughable, and pointless. Their battery life is non-existent, and if you can't easilly move them, and you also have to plug them in all the time, then what does a laptop give you?
Not to mention their bad keyboards, bad speakers, a touchpad? and compromised screen. Not only should they be left behind, they shouldn't have existed in the first place.
The first 3 are why I can't get any work done anymore. The last 3 I would absolutely love to have more time to do.
Uber was always more expensive then a taxi, at least in NYC/London. It was originally marketed as a "luxury" transportation option. The cloud was always ~2x more Operation Expenses with the value proposition that you didn't have any Capital Expenses so if you were a startup it was easier to sell-out and get started with lower risk. Streaming is still cheaper then cable, but it is getting shittier.