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They tell us if they've had to spray or not. The peaches smell like real peaches, they're fresh, they last for days so we don't have to eat all of them right away before they spoil, they're juicy.

Not if you turn a can of compressed air upside down and spray the chips first, cooling them to -50C! He used this to recover encryption keys and defeat whole disk encryption.

You need to spray your entire mouth and draw air in with the tea to get a proper taste." Slurping also makes it possible to drink very hot liquid without burning the mouth, and tea is at its best when hot.

Stick them in cheap compost indoors and keep moist with an atomiser spray until they germinate. Wait until they are about 3 inches high, then cut out with a spoon and wham in any old plant pot.

The point of Monsanto's invention is that it survives Roundup; if you spray Roundup on normal crops, they die. Most people who see this story play out seem to think that it implies a Monsanto seed could blow onto your field and then get you sued.

This is a spray-and-pray vulnerability. It costs attackers nothing to try, attempts don't crash servers, and so people will try everywhere.

For example: Add some face detection software, then change the payload to a laser dazzler and pepper spray cartridge. Now you have a drone that can temporarily incapacitate people.

This not always possible, but I see people not even trying, apparently it is easier to publish a few papers when you spray it with colorful analogies. An example: protein folding.

It's spray-and-pray spam and companies wishing to keep their respect among developers would do well to avoid them. Any company willing just resort to spam is neither a company I'd want to work for nor a company I'd wish to be a customer of.

Personally I'd fire the humanities people and then hang out in the bushes at 2am and offer the clever social critics with spray paint cans a job. Elon Musk is a great example of someone at the absolute opposite end of the spectrum from stereotypical MBA-think.

This is not the last-ditch pray & spray approach that your quote is implicitly referring to. Twitter can still get some context out of the user but they will forever have the problem that most of their ad impressions will not be connected to the user actively searching for something.

That's not the sort of dude who will network his way into coffee with your CTO. He'll pray and spray resumes at HR and endure half a year of being rejected by keyword filters. By the time the next exploitive company finds him and offers him another death march at a "market average" salary, he'll be so grateful that he'll never want to leave.

The server operator, an attacker who can compromise the server, or an attacker who can compromise the SSL connection from the browser to the server can modify the JS to spray plaintext wherever they'd like. Basically, the JS crypto is reducible to the strength of the SSL connection.

The resulting metric ensures that users are incentivized to make consistent, high-quality submissions and punishes one hit wonders and those who take a spray-and-pray approach. In my opinion, we want people to keep quiet until they have something meaningful to contribute to the conversation.

It includes violent arrest tactics; police are trained in "pain compliance" techniques, which include spraying pepper spray into protesters eyes, and forcing their eyes open to do so. It includes widespread spying at the local, state, and federal level, as well as spying by corporations like Stratfor.

Second, the rest of the design was created specifically for the optimal application of the epoxy spray that prevents your drink from developing a metallic taste. Unfortunately, he didn't patent his work and Anheuser Busch ultimately took his idea for themselves.

But too often, you see people acting like every discussion is high-school debate-club practice, and they start slinging "ad hominem" and "fallacy of the excluded middle" around like a high-school kid with a brand new super-soaker, eager to spray anyone in range. But not everything that is said here needs to be treated like it was uttered as part of a debate.

Yeah, when I called the police regarding the two gentlemen who had just spray painted "Pay us our money or die" on my neighbor's house, as far as I know no words were actually exchanged between the two gentlemen and the 60 year old woman who was best known in the neighborhood for feeding stray cats. Every criminal society has a rich culture with fascinating history.

He has made it personal and now finds himself suing in spray-gun fashion hoping to hit the nearest target connected with the events, whether the law supports him strongly, feebly, or perhaps not at all - all the while standing forth in a public spotlight that magnifies his every action whether good, bad, or indifferent. There is no winning for him in that situation, whatever the merits of his claims.

A more organized effort to get back in the park was tried on New Year's Eve, and was met by pepper spray, dozens of arrests etc. While this is the reality, which can be easily verified, I realize there is this hegemonic false way of thinking.

>Examples of mistreatment claimed include prisoners left naked and exposed in harsh weather or cold air;[120] "routine" use of rubber bullets[121] and pepper spray;,[120][121][121] solitary confinement of violent prisoners in soundproofed cells for 23 or 24 hours a day;[120][122] and a range of injuries from serious injury to fatal gunshot wounds, with force at one California prison "often vastly disproportionate to the actual need or risk that prison staff faced." [121] Such behaviors are illegal, and, "Professional standards clearly limit staff use of force to that which is necessary to control prisoner disorder."