Hillary. No one names their daughter Hillary and haven’t for a while now.
Grover, Kermit. These were also common names. There was president Grover Cleveland. Teddy Roosevelt named one of his sons Kermit. Sesame Street had such a strong cultural impact that these names also fell out of use.
Your dad needs to step up his frozen pizza game. He needs to remove all the pepperoni before baking then rearrange them so he can slice the pizza without cutting any of them.
Mental illness is a hell of a thing.
Wow this article is kinda shit. MD5 was on the chopping block for password hashing over 20 years ago. It’s so seriously broken that if someone is using it they deserve to get bludgeoned to death with a Model M keyboard. We have purpose built solutions just for password hashing.
The only thing the fine bad article sorta got right was two factor. I say kinda because biometrics (something you are) isn’t that great of a second factor. Mainly because you can’t change it. Also, it’s a fuzzy match rather than a hard match. It can be acceptable to use locally and where all the information stays locally AND there is sufficient hardware based security where said biometrics isn’t going to get off the device.
Finally, there was no mention of any kind of physical token based factor (something you have). Which pairs well with password, passphrase, or any other “something you know” factor.
Or it takes 3 lines to fit all the text:
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I had heard rumors of this and was a bit skeptical at the time. Apparently there were a bunch of keyboards with missing W keys.
The GAO report goes on for several pages just for the keyboards.
Given the current price of RAM and SSDs, I don’t see how a $200 laptop is even viable to sell. Unless it is barely scraping by on specs or comes loaded with craplets and spyware.
Just doing a quick search, all I’m seeing is stuff in the $350 range with 4 or 8 GB of RAM. I’m not familiar with the genre of games you play, but I don’t think they would run well on that. Or run at all. Haven’t even looked at the gpu or cpu specs.
I would try to find something used and compare specs against the min and recommended hardware requirements for the games you play.
I would say hyperglycemia, but we don’t know what period of time Bob ate these candy bars. A day? A month? A year?
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Clinton was impeached but not convicted. If he was convicted and removed from office then we would have had a president Al Gore.
Literally using people’s shit to train their shit AI.
Even the blind squirrel finds the occasional nut, or in this case the nut has found the squirrel.
The author does state at the end that they don’t believe in an afterlife. The title is meant to be more provocative to draw in theistic readers.
I agree with your comment. He escaped all accountability while inflicting suffering and feeling morally justified in it. Makes me sick to my stomach.
Sweet Tech Jesus! It’s 3 and 1/2 hours long.
Do you think Stellantis understands consent?
[ ] Yes
[ ] Ask me again in 2 weeks
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Just in case.
That’s an interesting way of saying statutory rape.
What’s funny is a character isn’t necessarily a byte now. It could be 1, 2, 3, or 4 bytes. Or only 2 or 4 bytes if we include utf-16 and 32. Character encodings are fun!
There was one point in time when Intel’s website only allowed up to 14 characters and disallowed certain special characters. If I had to guess why, fear of inadequate error checking and fear of sql injection.
Taboos can be positive, negative, or just reserved. For example in Judaism writing “God” is taboo, and Jews will frequently write “G-d”. Same with YHWH. They will not say the tetragrammaton. Instead many will substitute the word Adonai.
Of course there are diverse groups of people. So for Hillary, depending on someone’s political persuasion could be a positive name, a negative name, or just so synonymous with her it’s reserved.