IMO they prefer this pseudo-clandestinity. There's a huge difference between operating and securing a criminal group and actually fully running the whole actual country. Plus is not a single cartel, there's a whole web and war of cartels, depending on the zone.
The cartels presence also depends on the of part of México you look at, and CDMX, the capital, is not in a situation as bad as other regions.
They have a huge corruption problem, and the cartels are very big, even having partial control over the goverment. This creates a situation in which few people in power are both willing and capable of doing something, as they are either bribed or murdered.
The Life after the Olympics section is depressing. Basically the USA banned him from non-competitive running, which ended his career. Then he faced a lot of discrimination and 0 support, and ended up being forced to work as a janitor.
It looks like Firefox's microphone icon, used to search something with voice (speech to text). It should only appear when writing a search query, so it's a bug. Try updating, or using Fennec (Firefox fork).
First, you need to underestand temperature. The difference between cold and hot water is the average speed at which particles move, with hotter water's particles moving faster.
But this is just the average speed, it turns out that particle's speed can be se en as a random variable, and they follow Maxwell-Boltzmann distribution:
So you have a small proportion of particles that move very fast, even in cold water. If some of those particles get (or collide with other particles near) to the "layer" of water that is on contact with the air, they will have enough energy to escape water's superficial tension, thus going into the air and out of the water body. The higher the average speed of the particles, the faster this process will go. Finally, the rate at which this process happens also depends on the energy required to be able to leave the water body, which depends on factors like air pressure.
IMO, it's not secrecy with other teams, is with the public. They don't want team's problems to be widely known by spectators, as that would create a bad image for the team.
Notice how in the YouTube Day 1 highlights of Barcelona shakedown video they conveniently ommitted that there were 3 red flags due to car's reliability issues.
My point is that he was fully aware of it, and endorsed the bomb, so the meme doesn't make much sense IMO. But your comment is on point, there was a huge risk of the nazis with nuclear bombs.
Dang, that's a lot of seperate parts for 1 "simple" task
Agree, but this setup (node-exporter + Prometheus + Grafana) allows for a lot of expansion and customization. I'm sure there are simpler tools that tell you your computer status, and it's up to you to see which fits more your use-case.
but just seems like there could be an easier way
I've felt that way before. But in this case of node-exporter and Prometheus, it's way simpler. You don't even need Docker, and the installation for both tools is basically a single line that you can copy and paste from their documentation.
Configuring Prometheus to accept node-exporter is a bit harder I admit, but again you can simply copy and paste the documentation example. The whole process should take like ~10 minutes if you follow the documentation.
No, unless you use GrapheneOS, iOS is far more secure than Android.