I don't know what the hell they've done, but I'm constantly getting logged out of websites that require a login. And not only the "common login" ones like Instagram using my Facebook login, but sites like Github and Reddit also that have dedicated login mechanisms.

Technically correct, but practically meaningless.

If you hypothetically had a 1 pixel CCD that only had 1 it of resolution i.e. black or white, that would also be "mastered" to that quality, provided you could repreduce that 0/1 state "losslessly".

It doesn't mean it's going to be anything worthwhile to look at. I don't see why this is hard to understand either ... especially in the musical world, but indeed for any photographic media still or moving, lossless is taken to mean "as close to the original as possible". Not as close to something derived from that original that inherently has losses built in even before you attempt to compress it for faster delivery.

> Each failed connection creates a defunct process which quickly accumulates to thousands of procs and prevents all future connections until the RDP service is restarted.

That's surely a problem with RDP, not with people attempting to connect to it.

How can you find an entity "guilty" in a voluntary and non-binding commitment?

If this is a physical area of flash memory inside the chip, it must have a Read/Write line that could indeed be cut or forced to a constant high state with a logic probe to avoid the write signal ever triggering (writes are usually active low).

> The result would be a higher-quality, less consolidated, and ultimately freer public square.

Spend any time on Reddit and you'll know the opposite is true. Little fiefdoms run by wannabe dictators who reinforce the circlejerk and ban contrary speech.

It's the old, old question. Quis custodiet ipsos custodes?

So a competition that closed registration a month ago is considered "news" now?

Can't wait for next week when you guys announce who won the 2016 election.

Bollocks.

If you want attribution, then put that in the terms of the licence you release it under.

Otherwise shut the fuck up about porters not doing things they're weren't obliged to do. They didn't donate 500 bucks to the Save The Panda Foundation either. Deal with it.

I though DDG just hooked into Bings API anyway?

So ignore the "universal" part of UNIVERSAL Basic Income?

> "But we're hurtling toward a world where almost everything we own is monitoring us in some way, and I'm not sure that's actually going to be a safer world."

But in this case they DON'T own it, they're renting it and don't give a fuck if it gets trashed. It's certainly going to be safer for the actual owners.

Why the fuck is someone with photosensitive epilepsy going to watch a movie full of space explosions and brightly lit space ships set against the black background of space?

Having seen 8 previous Star Wars, why would anyone expect this one to be different?

> The person did not burn themselves sitting at the dinner table in their house.

No, the fuckwit had it gripped between her knees. Even coffee that has been left to cool to 80 or 70 is still going to hurt like hell if you don't hold it properly. McDonalds were responsible as to the severity of the injuries, but the woman herself was 100% responsible for the injury happening in the first place.

So someone is $100,000 richer, and the process they've created will be found to be vulnerable to a SPECTRE attack within a week.