Re: Elon Musk isn't helping, is he
Was wondering how that was abbreviated ...
reading the UHHGttG currently ...
'They won't let us in without a bottle'
Posts by I3N
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Russia admits, yup, the Americans are right: One of our rocket's tanks just disintegrated in Earth's orbit
Iran military manages to keep a straight face while waggling miracle widget that 'can detect coronavirus from 100m away'
Watch out, everyone, here come the Coronavirus Cops, enjoying their little slice of power way too much
Thursday 9th April 2020 08:37 GMT
Re: "Where does it say that on the official advice, or did you just make that one up?"
The great nation-state of California says so ...
As a citizen of said great nation-state, good enough for me ...
Looks like Britain is heading for a tough spot ... take care and take action to flatten the curve ...
Minister slams 5G coronavirus conspiracy theories as 'dangerous nonsense' after phone towers torched in UK
Monday 6th April 2020 07:28 GMT
Globex Corporation
We, the members of the mmWave Department of Globex, are proud to announce the successful completion of our mmWave COVID-19 virus delivery system. This achievement has been made possible by exploiting several zero-day flaws in Huawei 5G equipment.
Hank Scorpio sends his regards and hopes that the West Coast will enjoy the new order.
Regards,
Hank Morgan
Chief Program Scientist/Director of Technical Staff
ps: I've told Hank that the Tampa Bay Buccaneers should not be under consideration. Hope he understands and that the San Diego Chargers would be cooler. That lightning bolt helmet and all.
Hospital hacker spared prison after plod find almost 9,000 cardiac images at his home
No, Illyrian, Naqaỹa, Mastika, Automex aren't Hollywood's hottest baby names – they're new monikers for exoplanets
When is an electrical engineer not an engineer? When Arizona's state regulators decide to play word games
Wednesday 11th December 2019 04:57 GMT
Re: AKA Libertarians
Authority:
Initially created in 1929 as the State Board of Barbers and Cosmeticians, the Board of Cosmetology was established as currently organized by Laws 1958, Chapter 101. Statutory authority is found at A.R.S. §§32-501 through 32-576. Regulatory rules are found at Arizona Administrative Code Title 4, Chapter 10 (A.A.C. R4-10-101 through R4-10-405.)
Two measures enacted in 2019 addressed cosmetology licensing requirements. Laws 2019, Chapter 96 exempts persons who shampoo, condition, dry or style hair from cosmetology licensing requirements and regulations, however the person must complete a class on sanitation, infection protection and law review offered by the Board. Laws 2019, Chapter 109 exempts participants in an apprenticeship program in cosmetology from licensing and regulation if the apprentice works with a mentor in a Board-licensed establishment. The measure establishes requirements to qualify as a mentor and outlines licensing qualifications for persons who complete an apprenticeship program in cosmetology.
https://azlibrary.gov/sla/agency_histories/state-board-cosmetology
Boffins believe it was volcanoes, not just life, that made Earth what it is today – oxygen rich
We strained our eyes with Lenovo's monster monitor: 43.4 inches for price of five 24" screens
I cannae do it, captain, I'm giving it all she's got, but she just cannae take another dose of bullsh!t
Tuesday 5th November 2019 04:06 GMT
'time flies', unobtanium, 5G, and lidar
A couple of years ago mom at a local science fair told her daughter that maybe soon there would be an Arduino shield for that ...
Bought some old/ancient ones [chem lab in '74] at university auction to explore ...
Deuterium bulbs and photo-multiplier tubes ... gratings, prisms, slits, and lenses ... gears, chains, and pulleys ... that Heath set-up was a beast ...
Nope on that hope ...
And we're back with the third review of Privacy Shield: Meh, sighs the European Commission
Creators Update meets its maker: It's 1903 or bust for those clinging to Windows 10 1703
Thursday 10th October 2019 19:49 GMT
Put an end to that superstition ... knock on wood ...
Finally was pushed to work at problem since 7 ...
During upgrades would get various blue screens .... up grades to 30% and then back-off ... last one had been a consistent not enough memory for ramdrive ....
Reboot always lead to power supply lock up ... 1000W Real Power Pro ....
I'd pull out the three EVGA GeForce 9800 GTx+SSC's and reseat them to fix power supply issue ... got to the point where I'd just unplug the aux 12V ...
FINALLY, deleted every NVIDIA driver and app ...
Took 6 hours to go from 1709 to 1803 ... and the device manager knew I had 9800's ...
Can't wait to try 1903 ... backup first ....
Google age discrimination case: Supervisor called me 'grandpa', engineer claims
Tuesday 17th September 2019 18:11 GMT
Notice what's missing ....
Once they cleared the forest of the old growth, they could get away with this ...
"Raytheon is an Equal Opportunity/Affirmative Action employer. All qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to race, color, religion, creed, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity, national origin, disability, or protected Veteran status"
Here's that hippie, pro-privacy, pro-freedom Apple y'all so love: Hong Kong protest safety app banned from iOS store
vBulletin zero-day KOs Comodo user forums – that's 245,000 accounts at risk of compromise
Valorous Vikram lunar lander – or Star Wreck: Enterprise? India's Moon craft goes all silent running during descent
Otto man thrown under the bus: 33 crim trade secret theft charges for ex-Uber exec Anthony Levandowski
Wednesday 28th August 2019 04:57 GMT 
LIDAR is for losers
Just because EM agrees with our position of 30+ years ago, doesn't mean we are wrong ...
I'll quote Guido " ...was trying to 'mix mysticism and magic into science' and that 'none of it made any sense.'"
Unless that is what they were going for in the first place ...
https://www.reuters.com/article/us-nissan-lidar-autonomous/on-the-radar-nissan-stays-cool-on-lidar-tech-siding-with-tesla-idUSKCN1SM0W2
American ISPs fined $75,000 for fuzzing airport's weather radar by stealing spectrum
Truckers, prepare to lose your jobs as UPS buys into self-driving tech
Watch as 10 cops with guns and military camo storm suspected Capital One hacker's house…
O2: We've found Huawei of not using you-know-who's kit in 5G rollout
X-ray specs: Signal whizz JMA Wireless claims to have solved indoor 5G, everyone
14 sailors die aboard Russian cable spy, er, ocean research nuke sub after fire breaks out
Cop a load of this: 1TB of police body camera videos found lounging around public databases
Giga-hurts radio: Terrorists build Wi-Fi bombs to dodge cops' cellphone jammers
The plane, it's 'splained, falls mainly without the brain: We chat to boffins who've found a way to disrupt landings using off-the-shelf radio kit
Friday 17th May 2019 05:10 GMT 
Number 3
In a letter to his wife Gweneth, Richard Feynman from from the Grand Hotel, in Warsaw Poland writes
"I am not getting anything out of the meeting. I am learning nothing. Because there are no experiments this field is not an active one, so few of the best men are doing work in it. The result is that there are hosts of dopes here (126) and it is not good for my blood pressure: such inane things are said and seriously discussed that I get into arguments outside the formal sessions (say, at lunch) whenever anyone asks me a question or starts to tell me about his "work."
The "work" is always:
(1) completely un-understandable,
(2) vague and indefinite,
(3) something correct that is oblivious and self-evident, but worked out by a long and difficult analysis, and presented as an important discovery, or
(4) a claim based on the stupidity of the author that some obvious and correct fact, accepted and checked for years, is, in fact, false (these are the worst: no argument will convince the idiot),
(5) an attempt to do something probably impossible, but certainly of no utility, which, it is finally revealed at the end, fails ..., or
(6) just plain wrong."
"What Do You Care What Other People Think?", Richard P. Feynman.
Oracle suspects Pentagon fell for a JEDI Prime trick: Amazon now accused of luring two officials with jobs
NASA fingers the cause of two bungled satellite launches, $700m in losses, years of science crashing and burning...
May Day! PM sacks UK Defence Secretary Gavin Williamson for Huawei 5G green-light 'leak'
Idiot admits destroying scores of college PCs using USB Killer gizmo, filming himself doing it
Tuesday 23rd April 2019 05:18 GMT
Ponder needs to remind Mustrum that the U has already depreciated the hell out of them ...
See and seen pallets of used .edu computers ... a little over 30 per lot ... auction out typically as $300 - $600 and as much as $1900 (new stuff falling out of service contract?) ...
The memory @ about $400 per bin ...
Hard drives maybe $0.05/# ... shredded
Thursday 18th April 2019 20:26 GMT
Re: Surprisingly honest
"[A]lso include the millions of hours of lost productivity ..."
At an University ... lost productivity?
Has to be a video somewhere of this guy with Yujing Zhang.
Secret Service agent plugs USB stick into computer and realizes something wrong, maybe, because of smoke!
Idiots abound.
Humanity gazes into the abyss to get its first glimpse of a black hole
Geiger counters are so last summer. Lasers can detect radioactive material too, y'know
TV piracy ring walks the plank after Euro cops launch 14 raids and shutter 11 data centres
College student with 'visions of writing super-cool scripts' almost wipes out faculty's entire system
5G is 'ready' once you redefine 'ready'... and then redefine 'reality'
Thursday 7th March 2019 04:26 GMT
Re: Hey, just be thankful ... Yes, not so fast ...
'Of the one that worked, he said: 'The mmWave antenna at 28Ghz is 12" from the terminal but at least one knows that it works as placing a hand in between the two stops the video.'"
Was never management material because was cleaver enough to consider an IR sensor to fail-safe the demo ...
One-time Mars InSight Lander engineer scores $1.5m redress over whistleblower sacking
Thursday 7th March 2019 03:46 GMT 
Best you can hope for is 'protected class' ...
A friend, once a PFY, told me of a story where his mentor, both govt employees, brought an action against a DOD contractor for stealing (cut and paste) the mentors report.
Submitted as a deliverable.
Mentor testified in court regarding the fraud and contractor was convicted.
Years later, a much older PFY, said he saw that same DOD contractor on TV.
Arrested for robbing a bank.
Biting the hand that feeds IT
