Re: Ummm... (Score: 0)
by Anonymous Coward in How long before a self-driving car is hacked and "weaponized"? on 2016-08-25 13:18 (#1RKT0)
It isn't that difficult right now to just drive a truck through a crowd full of people in France.
chainsaws aren't on the verge of being able to operate autonomouslyOh for the love of... STOP GIVING THEM IDEAS!
The head of the 2016 census program, Duncan Young.
DUNCAN YOUNG: So in order to take full use of that data, we need to be able to bring census data together with other data sets, like education data sets, or like health data sets, to allow us to make better decisions in Australia to help people's outcome.
Will this include forced installs of Win 10 on existing Win 7/8 PCs?Unless I'm mistaken, the free Win10 upgrades are now over. If you didn't accept it before now, you have to buy a copy at more than $100, and certainly won't find it hidden in Windows Updates:
those other shakes you mentioned are full of shit calories. (simple sugars)Sugar is just carbohydrates. Your body needs carbohydrates, and in bigger amounts than any other nutrient. Those trying to convince you otherwise are ignorant or trying to sell you snake-oil. Dieting is a prime target for lies and fraud. Studies consistently show the various major diets all perform equivalent (within the margin of error), and weight gain or loss is directly proportional to calorie intake regardless of type and source.
in our utopia, we can build star ships and seek out our neighbors...then blow them up!
the first 40 minutes of the Opening Ceremonies included 14 minutes of commercialsEven those cherry-picked number are only a hair worse than every other ad-supported TV program in the US (~18 minutes of commercials per hour is typical), and sporting events are usually worse, getting extra commercial breaks wherever the opportunity presents itself. It wouldn't likely be any different on CBS, ABC, Fox, etc.
Most of these machines are running Windows XP, for which Microsoft hasn't released a security patch since April 2014.For those who aren't aware, a simple registry change to any XP system will enable updates for an additional 5 years: