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This applies to buildings but also to software.

I think Seth is talking about this.

So don't build (sofware) for:

  - status
  - money
  - cars (urban planning)
  - the looks of it (using art is no fun)

"... according to people familiar with the matter."

There is absolutely no proof of an exploit here. There are a lot of people 'familiar with the matter' that talk BS. For example I heard some expert say that they just bought 1000 iPhones and copied the ROM on each phone to try each pin combination.

Edit: to be clear: I'm talking about a software exploit. I think it's more likely the phone was cracked via a hardware exploit.

It's not about if light is quick enough to leave the pull. It's about the light not being fast enough to be stopped by the mass.

If light is accelerating towards the center fast enough so the mass won't be able to stop it the light will go though it.

But ofcourse that means that light should go faster than light.

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But I agree with your other arguments.

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I think a flat bed scanner is great for creating those maps. Just scan your peace 4 times each time rotating it 90 degrees.

For example they have worth ~40B in Asian stock.

You can create hight maps by casting light from each side of the painting and using the shadows for your hight map calculations.

It's all about scale.

Of course some solar panels are not going to harm the world. But what if we need, lets say, 1% of the earth covered with solar panels?

If it's hard to predict the effects it might be dangerous.

1 W * 1,000,000 cars is still 1 MW.

It's like saying a javascript file of 1MB is ok because there are images of 10MB on the same page.

Some people are skeptical about electric cars because the estimate life span of a battery is around eight years. But reading the article above (and others) you can see the batteries are not an issue anymore.

I was also a little skeptical about electric cars but I think the absolute pros are:

  * Electricity can come from any source (coal, nuclear, sun, water, waste, aliens).
  * No emission (in cities).
  * No noise pollution.
 

I hope this wont cause any trouble for Brave.

I never had issues with older browsers because most of those issues are css related. And imho if you need Javascript to fix your layout you are having other issues.

Edit: thinking about it I'm not sure if I'm right. Or does Cygwin map the ping command to the Windows command?

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Edit: some sources say more bombs were found...

I hope in 10 years or so we say: yeah 10 years back we laughed at Boom but now they are booming business.

The first rule for making money: never do it for the money.

A free download is available: http://www.tinaja.com/ebooks/ismm.pdf

https://home.otoy.com/render/brigade/

  - Starts in a sec.
  - API is the program, the GUI just an interface.
  - Free but very professional
  - Shortcuts are ergonomic.

  1. people with a key
  2. people with the skill to open the door (burglar)

HandySCAN, Polhemus, Artec, all 3D scanner brands with a very good resolution.

But then again it seems very unlikely that they took the time to scan an object without being noticed.

But it can be very difficult to know how to clean the wound.

I think the most important lesson from this article is to always acknowledge a wound exsists and that a CEO is always responsible for taking care of the wound.

Sometimes I got the feeling that shareholders also like to eat meat from the corpse so they don't mind a living or dead body.

This is a strange conflict.