Except that hasn't happened, so you're just making that up.

One key requirement is that a state-certified facilitator must be present during drug-induced journeys, which can last five or six hours.

Right. Because when I'm tripping I want a government agent present.

I'm not sure what you're talking about. This affects Afghanis, not Americans (so it doesn't directly affect me either).

Let me guess, you didn't read the article and you're posting smug anti-American bullshit?

If you're the one writing the ISRs for all the hardware, you could stack any type of hardware on the same IRQ. That never happened in practice though, because the people making your hard disk controller are probably not the same outfit making your bus mouse board. DOS wasn't (and still isn't) an accepting environment for FOSS, for whatever reason. Everyone else's code is essentially a opaque black box that is not interoperable in the same way as something like interrupt routines on Linux.

The serial port stuff was an exception for a variety of reasons. Usually the high port-count serial setups used hardware from the same mfg., and once you're up into 8-port territory, you're probably using co-processed boards anyhow (DigiBoard and Cyclades-like hardware).

I don't know about this particular obscure piece of hardware, but I opted for OS/2 for my PS/2 Model 50 over DOS 4.0 and that was certainly a wise decision (actually they still gave me the DOS).

The good part about OS/2, is you could own an IBM machine and be as smug as an Amiga or Macintosh person.

Which is specifically a break-in to an unoccupied property, but the media headlines labeled it as an "attack". Sometimes the headlines read "attack", but the article read "burglary". Not sure what's going on here and the two terms aren't necessarily exclusive, but it makes you wonder if some of the reporting isn't agenda driven.

China's lies are no worse than the lies of United States. How many countries has China invaded under false pretenses in the 20th century?

I had my AC units replaced last year (Traine), and the "smart" thermostats that I didn't want but the units apparently need, aggressively try to make connections to servers in China. Obviously I disallow that. All this needless junk like LED light bulbs and dishwashers with Wi-Fi (why?) all try to connect to somewhere in China.

The article is missing a *critical* piece of information, mainly, exactly what the reason is that "big tech" needs to be curbed in the first place.

It's written in a prose and tone, as if the readership is in agreement with author even before the article was written (ie. "preaching to the converted").

The media is so terrified and paralyzed about being called out as racist they have to obfuscate their stories like this. It doesn't do any service to their readership nor serve to enlighten the public.

https://ancillary-proxy.atarimworker.io?url=https%3A%2F%2Fgithub.com%2Fsignalapp

Right.

I'm getting payed by PBS, a Florida FOX affiliate and NewsMax.

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When they ditched SMS in their app. For a million dollars a year, I think they can keep that feature.

The NSA isn't exploiting any zero-day bugs in popular networking gear, also.