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Everyone knows that C# is a strongly typed language and incorrect type usage is simply not possible there. In case you insist on writing your IL manually
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Although Americans worry about their devices being hacked, most are happy to share their passwords. It's true - I'm sure others also use 123456 to secure everything
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Kent Sharkey wrote: Although Americans worry about their devices being hacked, most are happy to share their passwords.
Of course... if you don't want to be a victim of a break-in, then just leave your main door opened or put a copy of the key in the lock.
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The Google Card was leaked today in full color, complete with co-branding with a set of bank partners. A chance to give them more of my data? Oh, yes, please
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So their security has been breached before release.Kent Sharkey wrote: A chance to give them more of my data? Oh, yes, please
It makes perfect sense (to them).
If they know exactly how much money you've got, they can target ads at you even more precisely -- that's a big advancement, from the PoV of selling ad services
The fact that you won't buy things based on unsolicited Internet advertisements is irrelevant to them; they get paid for the ads, not for selling products.
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Mark_Wallace wrote: So their security has been breached before release.
The perfect start point...
Mark_Wallace wrote: If they know exactly how much money you've got, they can target ads at you even more precisely
They won't always know how much you have. But they will for sure know when and what you buy, and that might be even more interesting for them.
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modified 20-Apr-20 7:35am.
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We have all heard the phrase “What gets measured, gets managed,” often attributed to Peter Drucker—interesting note about this quote, Drucker didn’t say it. What do the KPIs say?
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ask the new one[^]
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Ah, bless you. I've been trying to find that Dilbert off and on for months.
TTFN - Kent
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You are welcome  Glad to help
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The Facebook-backed Libra Association unveiled plans Thursday to seek approval for digital coins in individual currencies, revamping its cryptocurrency initiative in a move aimed at minimizing disruption to the global monetary system. How much Facebucks for leg of lamb?
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Mmmm... Dates and destination of the next holidays, 3 birthdays of relatives and an embarrasing picture of you in college, please.
Thank you, here is the change (of owner for your soul).
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Quote from article: "stablecoins" would be created and pegged to real-world money such as the US dollar and the euro
In other words, they'll have the ability to dilute existing holders without compensation, no different than a corporation creating more shares and giving them away to cronies. About as "stable" as a fart in a windstorm. And given their past behavior, they'll probably just confiscate the coins of those whom they deplatform.
Pass. And sod this bunch, even though I don't use them.
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The danger is not that they try it, the danger comes when other countries / all the users are that blind to follow.
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A US corporation printing other countries' money?
What a great idea.
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Microsoft claims to have developed a system that correctly distinguishes between security and non-security software bugs 99% of the time, and that accurately identifies critical, high-priority security bugs on average 97% of the time. But they haven't got around to running it on their own code yet
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In other news: Users find 3,000,000 bugs that the AI didn't notice, but ms is too busy working on icons and AIs to do anything about them.
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Kent Sharkey wrote: Microsoft claims to have developed a system that correctly distinguishes between security and non-security software bugs 99% of the time
Is that because 99% of the bugs are security bugs?
“That which can be asserted without evidence, can be dismissed without evidence.”
― Christopher Hitchens
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Yes, but what about the other 68% of the bugs?
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Eric Schmidt, the former CEO of Google, thinks the coronavirus pandemic should teach Americans to be “a little bit grateful” for powerful tech companies — and angry at their government. "Cha, ya know what? Nuh uh! Yeah, no."
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Eric Schmidt said: be “a little bit grateful” for powerful tech companies
So we should quid-pro-quo be nice to them. Got it.Eric Schmidt said: and angry at their government
And we should hate the group of people that they're pointing at, this week. Got it.
I gotta ask, are All Americans like this, or only CEOs and presidents?
I know the answer is "obviously not", but the parallel was just so precise that I had to highlight it.
And I love the way he goes on about how Bezos is a wonderful guy -- who so far has personally profited by 24bn from a pandemic that's killed c150,000 people, but who treats his employees like sh1t (e.g. he's willing to spend tens of millions fighting a French court order, rather than obey it and spend a few thousand on PPE for his French employees).
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I suppose this guy and Elon Musk have a common friend
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which world is this guy from
Caveat Emptor.
"Progress doesn't come from early risers – progress is made by lazy men looking for easier ways to do things." Lazarus Long
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One of the few good things that can be said about him is that, when he was at Sun Micro, he banned the use of PowerPoint.
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Microsoft MakeCode brings computer science to life for all students with fun projects, immediate results, and both block and text editors for learners at different levels. Never mind the kids, some of these projects look like fun for oldsters
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