At this time, there is no evidence to suggest that current or additional user data was affected
So other than the license, name, username, address, pictures, and posts and direct messages, no other personal info was exposed. So it's ok.
Bullshit. People dying of cancer get confused and desperate. This bastard is taking advantage of people at their lowest
Good call.
You should be careful of taking the claims of the Chinese Communist Party at face value. China has universal health insurance, but it is administered in a way that many people canâ(TM)t access critical care *services*.
For example if you are a rural guest worker in a city, you have health insurance which covers cancer treatment, but it requires you to go back to your home village to get that treatment, which probably isnâ(TM)t available there. If you are unemployed you have a different health insurance program, but its reimbursement rate is so low that most unemployed people canâ(TM)t afford treatment.
Authoritarian governments work hard to manage appearances, not substance. This is a clear example. It sounds egalitarian to say everyone has the same health insurance, but the way they got there was to engineer a system that didnâ(TM)t require them to do the hard work of making medical care available to everyone.
If you want an example of universal healthcare, go across the strait to Taiwan, which instituted universal healthcare in the 90s and now has what many regard as the best system in the world.
My understanding of the situation is that a lot of shops didn't have time to migrate and the shortest support contract was 2-3 years.
What value does a support contract from VMWare have?
Transactional is more like it. Once you understand this, it becomes easier to work with them.
American politicians will make decisions that make no sense from a transactional perspective because it gets them more votes. Also, they may be bribed to make bad decisions.
Best to understand American policy as, "America always does that right thing, after all alternatives have been exhausted."
Gizmodo should be retracting their writeup and slapping the writer for needless sensationalism. The supposed "refuting a well established theory in physics" isn't real - the theory in question is about stability of crystalline lattice structures. And the writeup itself is self-contradictory.
Beyond those temperatures, superheated gold is supposed to reach the so-called “entropy catastrophe”—or, in more colloquial terms, the heated gold should’ve blown up....To be fair, this superheated state lasted for a mere several trillionths of a second. Also, it blew up.
you're a hair away from calling people antisemitic just for pointing it out.
No, I'm calling you anti-semitic. Your idea of "not partnering with Israel" would do nothing to stop a Stuxnet style virus, so your only reason for bringing it up is to bag on Israel (and the US).
I call out hate where I see it. Don't be a hater.
To be fair, your post history does show you have been consistently annoyed by Stuxnet for over a decade, so you have that. Unfortunately, it shows you continually post not only anti-Israel posts, but also anti-Jewish posts.
Don't be a hater. It's a bad color.
That doesn't seem comparable to Stuxnet
Your idea of Stuxnet is "anything that allows you to hate Israel."
"We don't care. We don't have to. We're the Phone Company."
