YarickR2

Where are those toxicology results ?

Well, consider search-as-you-type - you're typing, this goes into some kind of a query into a database. How should the whole UI react ? Display entered text, without updating search results ? Reflow it with best match when results arrive ?

And what about IO ? What will you do when everything is stuck waiting for that spinning rust to position itself under the drive head ?

Exactly the place to look at to understand they don't

They could radically slash costs by purchasing Russian vaccine, then )

Guidance systems were (and are) presumably worse, if one has to judge by officially released data. Propulsion systems were much more difficult to keep in a ready to launch state, and much more fragile. In general, USSR preferred less sophisticated solutions, instead making sure they could be easily replicated.

"How do you fight SDI orbital-based weapons platforms ? Oh, it's easy. launch a truckload of nuts and bolts into orbit, and blow it up" (c) Soviet military cicra 1986

Nation states will jam Starlink ; GPS jamming is easy , there's no reason to thing Starlnk jamming will be much more difficult.

Google CTF event is this weekend, I believe it's not too late to gather a team , register it, and take a part ; such events are a very special kind of fun; I participated in one of CTFs recently, and quickly understood limits of my knowledge, as well as multitude of ways to enrich given context, and exploit it.

Well, what did US do to Russia during late 90s-early noughts ? Check, check, check .

It seems America doesn't like a tastr of it's own medicine it prescribed as recently as mid-90s (Russia) or 2013-2014 (Ukraine)

Dear God, grant us mere mortals DPI powers to block this and similar things, 'cause devs are often do not know what they are doing.

I support you wholeheartedly, survival of the fittest and evolution show us it's the only way to ensure getting better as species, but current point of view (equal opportunities, maximum protection) all but guarantees those who scream louder survive, not those whos skills are more useful in a long run .

Games on smartphones are not integral part of people lives and livelihoods.

I wonder what would Tesla owners do during fire-induced blackouts. With wrong combination of returning from long drive to homes without power, and fire hazard warnings, people owning only electrical cars could become trapped really bad. Unfortunately, Teslas are a part of a problem for now, being power hogs .

Why do you even want to know, or judge, anyone's donations ? Do you ask store clerks who did they donate today ? Their manager ? Private life and personal decisions should be left personal.

Short Circuit movie remake ?

Found a company. Bring it to success. Build an ecosystem around it . Your voice will be heard, then.

It very much depends. I've seen too many cases when business logic was moved to the database layer, with absolutely disastrous effects. Scaling application backends doing map-reduce on a pre-filtered datasets is way easier than scaling database to handle five-way joins. Yet,I've seen opposing cases too, when rdbms was used as a huge key-value storage , and was pushing hundreds of thousands of rows to tens of backends, sucking it's bandwidth dry.

Now we're calling state-sponsored propaganda outlet "real news"

CIA-staged gas pipeline explosion is an urban myth. I guess the same can be said about a lot of other casually known spy stories cited in this very discussion

s/steak/stake medium rare and well done puns are omitted

Here goes Fiber Curtain

Bad comparison because of ? Because I have the same question, and it seems pretty much fair to compare

Good bye Tesla Shanghai factory, then

Other countries shold summarily ban Twitter and Facebook, out of fear of possible local elections influence by US government

This seals Trump's fate at elections. Young voters will dump him on a blink of an eye

Say it out loud ?

All we need now is the day of the triffids .

Yet US built and used exactly the system described in an article - space shuttle, capable to maneuver in orbit and work on satellites