It is not so much that TP-Link is great, it is more that American brands like Cisco keep getting caught putting deliberate security holes like hardcoded credentials into their products every other year or so and yet they seem to never consider banning those.
So when are Cisco and the other US brands stopping their hard-coded credential security holes that pop up every year or two? Because those are a lot less theoretical than this kind of crap.
The ones they have been using that fly for dozens or hundreds of kilometers aren’t really just grenade or binocular levels of equipment.
I am in Germany. Here people are very weird about kitchens when renting (medium to long-term, not with stuff like student apartments) and often do rip out their kitchen even if they don’t plan on keeping it unless the next renter pays them for it, if anything that got a bit better in the last few years as people have been raising awareness how wasteful that is.
I don’t think it is so much a thing of today unless you mean for the last few decades at least. Kitchens in particular are very weird since people just rip them out out of spite it seems just so the person renting the place next will have to buy a new one.
Would probably still be enough to give some WW2 troops a lot of trouble.
I would argue drones are quite a modern addition to air forces.
Obviously, one is chicken^4 and one is chicken * s^4
I hear butterfs even runs on a potato.
I wouldn’t put it beyond some people to only use a single part (say only the wings) and throw away the rest.
In Jira that counts as a feature because Jira is explicitly designed to be as painful as possible to work with.
You don’t even really need an option for fields that are single value and compared by equality. Two distinct values for that only ever make sense as an OR filter.
No, a cube is clearly slang for a qubit or quantum bit so we are dealing with storage for a quantum computer.
Redundant Avians In Drive?
The bidding is actually the main reason I never once used eBay but do use regular online store like Amazon.
Is chicken-networking related to duck-networking as described in The Story about Ping?
Everyone always talks about how to serve a dish of revenge. It is good that you are starting the conversation on how to serve forgiveness.
Post-nut clarity makes you realize what a bad idea joining the military would be.
I mean by the fucked up definitions in the US boats, planes and ground troops exist in all branches of the military but if you go by actual technology anything flying for more than a ballistic ground-powered throw (like artillery would have at most) should absolutely be considered part of the air forces.