Except that 80 metres is only a few carlengths . . .
nyan
That's kind of an insult to the parrot, isn't it?
Between "One too many nulls" and "The tests are larger . . ." in the beginning, then moving up one notch for each day you've been wrestling with it.
Eh, I'm sure we can overrun it just by gluing sufficient instances of Factory
to the end of the classname.
And Perl.
I think the most common advice is, "if you live in an area where this edible mushroom and this impossible-to-tell-apart poisonous lookalike both grow, don't pick either of them."
They are not revealing user names on the site.
You mean, "They are not currently revealing user names on the site." This may easily be the first temperature increment in a frog-boiling process.
(Cynical? Yes, but the world keeps reinforcing that attitude.)
If nothing else works, use a CSS-rewriting extension to set the cookie banner to display:none
. Has to be done per-site, unfortunately.
Pretty sure the US allows individual states to set the ages. In Canada, it's provinces that set it. Lowest age I've ever heard of was 12 (for limited permits to move farm machinery along back roads in Saskatchewan, although that was decades ago and it might not still be a thing). I had a full and unrestricted license at 16, but the rules have changed since then.
Actually, that's pretty much it. According to the article, it attacks a specific piece of ecommerce software (Magento), and I get the impression the attack isn't viable if the software has all the latest fixes. So it's dangerous only to a subset of servers.
To my knowledge, noβthe type of person who would be able to create such a printer usually isn't interested in making printouts. Theoretically, an impact character printer (daisy wheel) is within the range of an enthusiastic hobbyist with enough programming knowledge to write the driver. A laser printer of modest resolution should be within the reach of a skilled team. Inkjet I think requires too many specialized parts.
I'm aware that he probably meant miles, but he still used the wrong abbreviation (should have been mi). Gotta be careful about that kind of thing, although I'm not sure what the tech anecdote equivalent of the Mars Climate Orbiter would be. Someone taking it too seriously, like I'm doing here, probably. π