They unanimously vote to raise taxes then all but break their arms off congratulating themselves for working together despite the “noise”.
Ya I wouldn’t be surprised if accurate, but want sauce.
Best anti theft is not to have one?
Pretty sure that's the same hospital JFK was taken to after he got shot.
Daemon, then Freedom by Daniel Suarez; not exactly a spy novel, but if you're here you'll appreciate it.
Neuro symptoms; especially symptoms so high up are usually a result of trauma or lack of oxygen to a part of your brain. There are chemical causes, but I'd think that would be bi-lateral or systemic. Swelling/inflammation resulting in decreased blood flow would make sense, so would clotting.
Sustained lack of oxygen to tissue would result in tissue death; but it's a question of how much, for how long (people don't regrow brain cells, but it is possible for the brain to learn other ways of doing things- although it is difficult).
We'll see what happens! 4 hours is a pretty sharp onset time frame, I wonder how she's doing now.
I wish her the best; maybe it will be a wake up call.
Recovery software is super standard- they would have taken an image of the drive without booting to it before they did anything else.. it's also a lot faster to look at what has been deleted than it is to comb through a drive looking for who knows what.
That said, codemonkey may well know more about it than I do; but restoring deleted things (like a db) is not always super simple... there are forensic things you can do, and there might be tools that allow you to restore an incomplete db image with corrupted data, but when windows "deletes" something it doesn't actually get deleted- it gets flagged, and those bits aren't overwritten.. until they are overwritten. That was the point of software like 'bleachbit'- on old platter drives supposedly it was possible to restore even wiped files (had the drive written to 0) because of a residual latent charge on the disk... the solution was to write all 0s then 1s over and over again.
I wouldn't say recovering a db is as trivial as he suggests; however even historically when something couldn't be recovered, the fact that it was deleted intentionally was usually very valuable information. The fact that they can see what was deleted and not just the absence of the thing is a good sign that "these people are stupid". Why not just nuke the drive, or corrupt the image. There are also log files and possibly automated backups that would need to get deleted, and may be recoverable... there are a lot of bases to cover, and I suspect they didn't cover them very well.
It's a logistical nightmare to cheat on this scale (even if you were smart).
Ya shockingly lots of booze will make you weak.
Quit drinking this year; was pretty exhausted for like a week, but much better now. It’s worth it you just need time to adjust if you’ve been at it a bit... I do recommend.
We could create a dynamic metric of deport score that weights the deports per user vs resultant deports and averages them against the user.
That said I don’t think any fully automated process cannot be abused and should therefore be avoided at all costs. Ps thanks for what you do.
I’d ask them what they were willing to pay for a mandatory medical procedure. I might consider it for a million bucks... but that’s the minimum.
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For clarity, it's not Binary, I'm just representing morse with numeric, instead of varchar because it's easier. Lines are 1, dots are 0. Sorry for the confusion.
Thanks for linking, I should have, but I am a little autistic, and forgot that everyone doesn't know what I've been obsessing about for hours. I had to do a little work, just got back.
Copying this into SQLServer, query browser and running it should just work. You'll want to edit the second bit to run against different datasets in the _Lib table, you can insert new ones using INSERT INTO _Source (IDX,Val) VALUES ('17', '0100110010010001') puts a record to parse, then just update the S.IDX to equal the newly inserted ID of 17 for S.IDX = 17 and S.OrigIDX = 17 and run, it will take a long time depending on resources, as it branches the possibilities.
I didn't do the math on how many were possible, but it's like half a million after 15. IF it's morse, it's solvable, without a quantum computer. If there is a shift register or another cipher, the possibilities expand to almost 1/10th of the odds of Trump losing the 2020 election.
The code for pong is considerably more complex, I just walk through dashes and dots and match for potential characters (they can be 1-4 characters for character and 1-5 for numeric) and then truncate the value, and store the remainder, then repeat.
T-SQL should run on SQLSERVER 2008+, SQL Express should run it.
I just converted dashes to 1s, and dots to 0s because it is easier to type.
You are correct; they apparently lowered taxes, but I don’t think they really did.
Your taxable can only increase by 5% per year, and they are forecasting more tax revenue after this “cut” than before. So ya maybe someone will save a few bucks, but I sort of doubt it. The budget is increasing by almost half a billion dollars from just a year ago.
2017 budget: $2,356,007,976 2018 budget: $2,490,087,419 2019 budget: $2,457,317,735 2020 budget: $2,573,762,798 2021 budget: $3,071,744,691 2022 budget: $3,419,735,244
Fy 2021 https://www.maricopa.gov/ArchiveCenter/ViewFile/Item/5039 Fy 2022 https://www.maricopa.gov/ArchiveCenter/ViewFile/Item/5266
Let’s see some audit results.