Online game is sync only but appears interestingā¦
I remember reading about this. I have severe trouble believing a former marine would not shoot if he felt it necessary. Ergo, it was not.
āI was ready to be first,ā Mader said. āAs bad as it sounds, Iām going home.ā
āPolice officers should be taught to shoot only because they have to, not because they can. Compassion is not cowardice.ā
This.
(Had a much longer post but deleted because of job security)
The bizarre solution they had decided on was the Huawei Cyber Security Evaluation Centre (HCSEC), more popularly known as the Cell. This is a monitoring facility set up in November 2010 in Huawei Technologies UKās headquarters in Banbury, in which personnel from the UKās National Cyber Security Centre (and previously GCHQ), work with the company to monitor the security and integrity of Huawei code, in order to evaluate and mitigate the risks of Huaweiās involvement in the UKās critical infrastructure.
Thanks for the Huawei articleāIāve been following the story for a while and hadnāt seen that piece.
Though I often avoid the news, thereās something about the Huawei story that intrigues me. It almost feels to me as though the issues with the company is a perfect analogy to the issues individuals are having with social media. Global corporations know that Huawei is a bad partner, that theyāre up to no good and so businesses should stay away from them. But their tech is already so embedded in so many corporate day-to-day activities, businesses are extremely reticent to break the links they have.
Itās the same (IMO) as individualsā relationships with social media companies. People know these companies are harvesting every piece of private data they can get about everyone on the planet to no good end, yet so few people are willing to simply cancel their accounts.
12 Angry Moon Men, starring Buzz Aldrin as all twelve guys.
I donāt know why, but I got a kick out of the fact that they actually named their product Soylent. This is genius marketing, in my book. Just donāt eat the greenā¦
But I heard Soylent Green was for people. Did I hear that wrong?
Great article. I loved the āwhat is a manā line before it was cool.
H/t, this was a great read!
Wow, that was a great read, indeed!