Re: I face a dilemma.
But 100% of smiling Shutterstock youngsters support the new Skypiniative!
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FORTRAN?
Yeah, T'was nice to code linear algebra operations on single-CPU vector machines, like, you know Cray Y-MP and that stuff.
I STRONGLY doubt FORTRAN is still a good fit for today's massively parallel systems.
If they are still using FORTRAN, it's just another case of "we have always done it this way around here", followed immediately by a horse terminal removal wagon.
Ukrainian software firm suspected of spreading global virus, servers seized
We will have to wait for more
According to the Daily Mail, there is an offshoot of this colony right here in the UK (giving link to RT because the Daily Mail Shutterstock pics are kinda disturbing, and possibly illegal in the UK)
Actually Sad!
Illegal Immigration is down; Satellites are rotting on their rockets!
The livestream definitely showed something really high up and in orbit and people being cool about it.
So definitely no abort before at least LEO.
It is sad that China is still so easily butthurt about something as unsurprising as problematic hi-tech. Until they get rid of that particular asian social particularity, the path to success will be littered with lots of failures and dead corpses.
Sometimes the whole village goes down the drain (warning: the audiotrack seems to suggest satan is holding a dark mass at launch time)
... vendors and consultants can strut their stuff, "persons in charge" can look important in made-up scenarios, public relation desks get to use the vocabulary with which we can all be bullshitted next and politicians can say "we are doing ... something".
Got it!
"overall ability to reach full EU-level situational awareness"
I anyone in Europe reaches even 10% EU-level situational awareness in anything, powerful telekinetic seers must have been hired.
"inspired by events such as the blackout in Ukraine in Christmas 2015"
"Based on a true story" etc.
Only a small change in a threatening asteroid's orbit would be needed to swing it away from Earth, as long as it happens “well before the predicted impact”.
I missed the part where this "well before the predicted impact" warnings comes and we actually have the technological capacity to do anything at all about said impact withjin a 20y timeframe.
I'm really starting to hate nerds who watch Sci-Fi and then go to NASA.
The problem is that neither of those ever happened.
Actually they DID happen... but there is always an angle outside of the progressive ergosphere, so let's have it:
The Donald & the la Raza Judge
Trump, Immigration and the Supreme Court
(Comments on that site are rather inflammatory and would definitely be squashed by Madame Merkel's Goodthink Control Squads, so beware)
Because it seems the US definition of "antisemitism" is being rammed down the legal pipes hard:
International Campaign is Criminalizing Criticism of Israel as “Anti-semitism”
Especially in Germany, this might be hugely successful.
Yeah, about that..
Senate Committee Approves Boeing Exec Shanahan as Deputy SecDef
At his committee confirmation hearing last week, Shanahan came under tough questioning from Sen. John McCain, R-Ariz., the committee’s chairman, on the long-standing issue of whether the U.S. should provide lethal defensive weapons to Ukraine in its continuing struggle against eastern separatists backed by Russia.
In written answers submitted before the hearing, Shanahan said he needed access to classified material before he could take a position on Ukraine.
“The provision of lethal defensive equipment as part of our already robust security assistance program is an option I plan to look at closely if I am confirmed,” he wrote.
McCain said Shanahan’s response was inadequate and threatened to block the nomination. “Not a good beginning. Not a good beginning. Do not do that again, Mr. Shanahan, or I will not take your name up for a vote before this committee,” the senator said.
Shanahan then submitted a revision to his written response: “I support lethal defensive security assistance to Ukraine. The United States must do more to counter Russia’s aggressive behavior and support the people of Ukraine.”
Ukraine: Written off.
Seriously, this is such bullshit. Or anarcho-tyranny in action.
Who even cares?
The whole Lybian war cost "les contribuables" quite a bit more for frank negative results. Nobody of the glitterati even got a one-way ticket to the euthanizing Fletcher Memorial Home (along with Hillary Clinton and Susan Rice - one can dream right?) for that particular clusterfuck.
MUH COSTLY ALPHA JET! And the EU wants to inject a few billions more and upgrade its military prowess and cover Murricans in western Iraq and look into Ukraine? (While disallowing Wehrmacht memorabilia in barracks of course, can't have that, whoever heard of military being meant to kill anyone?)
Sod off.
Earlier this month, the Ukraine parliament said NATO membership is a “strategic target” for the country
The Ukraine parliament says a lot of things that are entirely ridiculous.
Also, Article 5 (and 6):
The Parties agree that an armed attack against one or more of them in Europe or North America shall be considered an attack against them all and consequently they agree that, if such an armed attack occurs, each of them, in exercise of the right of individual or collective self-defence recognised by Article 51 of the Charter of the United Nations, will assist the Party or Parties so attacked by taking forthwith, individually and in concert with the other Parties, such
action as it deems necessary, including the use of armed force, to restore and maintain the security of the North Atlantic area.
Any such armed attack and all measures taken as a result thereof shall immediately be reported to the Security Council. Such measures shall be terminated when the Security Council has taken the measures necessary to restore and maintain international peace and security .
Article 6
For the purpose of Article 5, an armed attack on one or more of the Parties is deemed to include an armed attack:
- on the territory of any of the Parties in Europe or North America, on the Algerian Departments of France,
- on the territory of or on the Islands under the jurisdiction of any of the Parties in the North Atlantic area north of the Tropic of Cancer;
- on the forces, vessels, or aircraft of any of the Parties, when in or over these territories or any other area in Europe in which occupation forces of any of the Parties were stationed on the date when the Treaty entered into force or the Mediterranean Sea or the North Atlantic area north of the Tropic of Cancer.
Well, these days treaties are just pieces of paper and can be interpreted any which way that suits US. Which is why US is sitting in Syria and attacks Syrian forces in Syria w/o a declaration of war while doing SFA against ISIS, and it's fully OK.
Absolutely.
Putin is looking personally into every company's relation to the state.
However, his permanent dwelling in a bacta tank plugged into the direct-to-brain infofeeds of his Evil Europe-Menacing-China-Looking-Shia-Supporting Empire are visibly taking a toll on him: he looks a bit tired on TV.
> hammer and sickle
Yeah but sovietism has been dead since, likle Gorbatchev.
Anyway, Putlet cannot hold a candle to Real Russian Nationalism.
This can only happen when both logical processors on the same physical processor are active.
Combustion can only happen if air contains oxygen
Yes.
What happened to the Intel Management Engine built-in remotely accessible management server bug Intel SA-00075? It has dropped off the radar quickly.
This classification task seems very straightforward.
Decision trees not hip enough?
It is SUPERIOR to most other languages in just about every way, in its simplicity AND flexibility, and applicability to both low-level "hardware" coding, and high-level "UI" coding.
Absolutely.
But today, we have Typed Assembly Language. It is time to go all the way and leave kid stuff behind.
Looking at proprietary code you're not supposed to have and telling someone about it is a shitty career-move for devs and coders, it opens you up to very nasty IP / copyright allegations / lawsuits.
Then just don't tell someone about it.