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I keep trying to picture how this would work using a 'drain in a bathtub' image in my head where the water rushing down the plug is like a black hole pulling things in with gravity.

Is there any way thinking like that I can get an approximate idea of what the gravitational wave would be in that scenario?

I'm seriously struggling to make the 'racist' connection with your second photo here

Are you planning an iOS native app? I would love this and would pay for it

All I can picture is an Indiana Jones like situation, where everything that would be done to protect the site will just be interpreted as something valuable being stored in the most dangerous section.

Or assign a letter to each side of a coin and start flipping

'redacted' implies only a segment of the content has been removed, not the entire docs.

Wow that VR editor is unreal! (hurr)

Being able to build the 'world' and unleash artists into it with that would be fantastic

I can see a case for it if during the next 2 years of development more code is added between 'make sure' and 'throw...' because you do not want to want to worry about refactoring comments when code gets moved...

Yeah really, it just means now maybe people will have more options.

You can choose an easy simple not-private way of doing things, or you can do things in a private way.

Being up front about it is 100% the only way to manage this properly so what else can be done?

It's not like we should suddenly not make useful tools because they dont use end to end encryption on everything, not every action needs that level of protection, but some do.

You're basically saying 'why would i want something more convenient?'

well... its more convenient!

Coming from Australia where we have mandatory voting, you're missing one of the biggest benefits.

When people are forced to vote, the parties HAVE to accommodate that not only their 'die hard fans' are going to get them through the election.

It leads to far less extremist views from the parties, or if they are extremist, they often temper some of the points later to ensure they don't have a huge backlash during the election to their policies.

Yeah exactly, hiring managers have this list in their head, and what they're basically doing is crossing off items that dont apply for each candidate. essentially the ones with the least things crossed out will likely be top of the pile...

Wow I can't believe all the people disagreeing with you.

They unlawfully issued tickets, were made aware that they were unlawful, and don't want to refund the money ???

I must be taking crazy pills for people to think this is ok.

Makes me wonder if companies like that would consider giving people 3-6 months break after big projects and get it into the culture of the company that you should make use of it. Instead of jumping ship people would come back feeling refreshed and if they were drawn to the work in the first place feel the need to fill the hole they have

It would be nice to have a long form option, especially when intending to CTRL+F the page

I think the idea is though that the car air is already compromised. e.g. they have opened the doors to get into the car, then closed the doors and enabled the BDM.

It needs to filter the air from outside and get it into the car to quickly displace the air already inside the vehicle that is contaminated.

At the point where the air is clean though it would be a good idea to make the car it's own little safe haven and allow the occupants to drive to safety (hell it could even drive itself to safety if it can sense when the air is safe again outside)

Also not on weekends, or outside hours during the week, also not at lunch time, though it may be 'free', also not 5PM, who's paying attention to a meeting then?

(just examples of what i might consider when setting up a meeting manually)

It does mention they can be read in the dark, which would definitely be useful if you knew which area you wanted to get to without being able to see it

Yeah, it'd be like telling marathoners they have to wear a specific model of shoe. There's so many factors that go into comfort etc.

What's the difference between damaging the device and making it no longer able to perform the function it was designed and sold as?

I'd actually like to know what the process was like after the assault. If you unlocked your phone and 'other accounts' what'd you have to go through to sort it out?

Presumably that included a bank acc app on your phone, can you get that cash back, etc?

Who would have thought that asking for help in class would help you out

What if that platform happens to be a steel grate and you drop the solution?

The FBIs request to Apple was for a specific to that 5c device 'hack' but they never released the details of what they actually did to get into it

> Apple only allows Safari on iOS

Blatantly false?

https://itunes.apple.com/au/app/chrome-web-browser-by-google...

"It's funny because it's true" applies here pretty well

Lots of Tesla haters in here apparently.

For me I'll be looking into a family car in maybe 2 years as an upgrade, and having some form of Tesla on the horizon would definitely hold off until it was available.

It's just not just the price factor, its the cool factor, the tech factory AND the ev factor.

The fact that the article talks about petrol prices as a decision factor seems short sighted. Do we really think they arent going to shoot back up in the next 10 years AND that electric car charging infrastructure / prices wont come back down? Thats the sort of lifecycle thats going to matter for these

You told them you wanted to leave before they fired you? Is that right?

"The purpose of the placebo group is to account for the placebo effect, that is, effects from treatment that do not depend on the treatment itself"

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Placebo-controlled_study

Good developers who can take their choice of jobs

*who are just as likely to leave for another company as soon as something better comes along?