As an IT worker in the financial services industry and attempting to bring Apple in house, it is clear that Apple has no desire to be in the corporate market. They flat out refused to sign an NDA (a contractual requirement in my organization when starting a relationship with an outside vendor) so the conversations ended there - we were just trying to set up corporate purchasing for iPads (don't even get me started on how much of a pain these things are to support) - even being managed by a MDM solution leaves the device in a state that does not fully meet our security and data loss prevention requirements (no AV support, no DLP support, end-user can completely disable our controls). To get around Apple's limitations, we've had to enable full time VPN on demand which naturally drains the battery at an accelerated rate and impacts overall performance of the device. I can only hope that this will lower the demand for the iPads, but sadly the demand has been going up because it's hip/cool to bring it to your meetings (ie: trendy).
The sprint airave is configurable to either allow all sprint customers to use it, or it can be configured to only allow specific phone numbers (configurable up to 3 unique sprint phone numbers). It should also be noted that the airave does not yet provide EVDO data access. If you have a weak EVDO signal from a tower, your device will always prefer that data connection over the 1xRTT that the airave can provide. The only true way to have data access over your handheld to the airave would be a complete absence of an EVDO signal.
This may not be much of a deal if you 1) don't use much data and 2) are in your own home with access to a PC.
I would imagine people tend to SMS from their laps while driving due to the increase in police pullovers for having a phone in your hand. I've had friends hang up on me due to "oh shit, a cop"
If it's anything as effective as One Care, I'm going to stay away. I received a free 1 year subscription to One Care at a Microsoft event about 2 years ago and ran it until it expired. After removing it and re-installing my previous Symantec product, it detected around a dozen viruses and malware infections that One Care did not notice. Since then I've kept my distance from any Microsoft AV type product.
Will there be (is there?) a natively supported 64-bit version of FF3? I haven't been following the beta releases very close so I'm not sure if it has been suggested/discussed/quashed. With FF2 I know there was a non-official release that someone threw together for 64-bit, but it had issues with flash and other embedded content.
IANAL (but I am dating one) and this is the response I got from her on the matter:
"Every state has a grievance board that deals with things like unethical conduct. There is one case here involving a grievance against our client (another lawyer) for overly aggressive litigation techniques specifically the service of a subpoena on children, which is not illegal, but their parents felt it was improper and intimidating. Attorneys have to have professional liability insurance as well to protect against claims of malpractice, which could be attributed to "incompetence" or willful misconduct. I know that when I worked in NYC, there was an attorney we knew who was sanctioned (and possibly disbarred) for improperly managing his escrow account. I obviously know no case law on this, but my impression is that once the judge on the new case becomes aware of the Plaintiff's lack of following proper procedure, the case will be thrown out. As far as punishing the attorneys, I am not sure if the court system would take any action other than the dismissal of the case, but certainly if the RIAA feels that its attorneys were behaving incompetently, they could sue for malpractice. My guess is that this was intentional and that the RIAA is on board, though. And a grievance can come from anyone, not just the court or another attorney. And if a grievance was filed the board would have to determine that the RIAA's counsel knowingly ignored procedure."
This door would more than likely leave a copy of the message in the users 'sent' folder. The chances of someone detecting that are far more likely than the hoops this particular user jumped through to decompile the code.
Just another thing that points to the application author's malicious intent. By utilizing his own credentials he was able to authenticate to Gmail as himself and shoot himself an email with no trace in the end-user's sent box.
Not entirely true, you could get HD video off of a standard DVD if you so wished (albeit about 20 minutes worth).
HD Content is not enabled by the media; it's the greater storage capacity of blu-ray allows us to view a full movies worth of High Def(and 3 different languages, extra content, trailers, and commentary to boot)
Ran the win32 loader on a test-VM here at work. Pretty quick and painless, 4-5 prompts, 45 seconds of downloading, a reboot and debian was installing. However it was interesting to note that administrative privileges on the Win32 OS are not required. Not that big of a deal for most users, but could prove troublesome in some environments (Corporate, etc).
Does this mean monster may be offering ID Theft Protection for 1.6 million people? Hasn't it been the case with previous data theft cases like this that the company provides ID monitoring or protection like in Ohio?
In regards to drug addiction: yes and no. Wiping the memory for physical dependency would have no effect; you've changed the bodies chemical / physical make up and now it requires said substance to function "normally". A lack of the drug for physical dependency causes intense withdrawal symptoms.
Psychological dependency may be cured via selective memory loss because the mind has become emotionally attached to the effects (of pleasure, pain relief, etc). A lack of the drug for psychological dependency simply triggers cravings. Forgetting about those effects would, in theory, cure that type of psychological dependency and prevent the cravings.
... the one that was made up about 30 vehicles? That would probably make more sense as a plot for a movie than trying to explain how 5 robotic cats were formed/made/found.
Taking a quick look at the list of available fueling stations, there seems to be a rather limited number of stations currently. The state I live in (CT) has only two available stations, both of which are primarily used for fueling public transportation. California on the other hand, does have a larger number, but again, in relationship to population density / size of the state, it is still a rather small number of stations.
Even if Ford or other domestic car company were to produce a reasonably priced economy hydrogen cell car, AND fueling stations become more common, what is the average price per gallon? All the emission reduction in the world isn't going to mean shit if it costs me $5 / gallon to fill up.
So how long till the "exploiting of the holes" gets taken out of context by parents and we're doomed to another discussion of "think of the children" and "sexual predators in the tubes".
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I'm glad I'm not the only that looked at this from the Fap Improvements perspective.
As an IT worker in the financial services industry and attempting to bring Apple in house, it is clear that Apple has no desire to be in the corporate market. They flat out refused to sign an NDA (a contractual requirement in my organization when starting a relationship with an outside vendor) so the conversations ended there - we were just trying to set up corporate purchasing for iPads (don't even get me started on how much of a pain these things are to support) - even being managed by a MDM solution leaves the device in a state that does not fully meet our security and data loss prevention requirements (no AV support, no DLP support, end-user can completely disable our controls). To get around Apple's limitations, we've had to enable full time VPN on demand which naturally drains the battery at an accelerated rate and impacts overall performance of the device. I can only hope that this will lower the demand for the iPads, but sadly the demand has been going up because it's hip/cool to bring it to your meetings (ie: trendy).
Since you're pointing out others mistakes, might as well point out yours: Win7 is not NT7, rather it is NT6.1
The sprint airave is configurable to either allow all sprint customers to use it, or it can be configured to only allow specific phone numbers (configurable up to 3 unique sprint phone numbers). It should also be noted that the airave does not yet provide EVDO data access. If you have a weak EVDO signal from a tower, your device will always prefer that data connection over the 1xRTT that the airave can provide. The only true way to have data access over your handheld to the airave would be a complete absence of an EVDO signal. This may not be much of a deal if you 1) don't use much data and 2) are in your own home with access to a PC.
I would imagine people tend to SMS from their laps while driving due to the increase in police pullovers for having a phone in your hand. I've had friends hang up on me due to "oh shit, a cop"
If it's anything as effective as One Care, I'm going to stay away. I received a free 1 year subscription to One Care at a Microsoft event about 2 years ago and ran it until it expired. After removing it and re-installing my previous Symantec product, it detected around a dozen viruses and malware infections that One Care did not notice. Since then I've kept my distance from any Microsoft AV type product.
Is it bigotry because I'm wrong? Or bigotry because I'm right?
The city's large gay and lesbian population has created and sustained a politically and culturally active community over many decades, developing a powerful presence in San Francisco's civic life. A popular destination for gay and lesbian tourists, the city hosts San Francisco Pride, an annual parade and festival.
I think offering Bawls in San Fransisco would get you a lot more than just nerds lining up...
Will there be (is there?) a natively supported 64-bit version of FF3? I haven't been following the beta releases very close so I'm not sure if it has been suggested/discussed/quashed. With FF2 I know there was a non-official release that someone threw together for 64-bit, but it had issues with flash and other embedded content.
IANAL (but I am dating one) and this is the response I got from her on the matter:
"Every state has a grievance board that deals with things like unethical conduct. There is one case here involving a grievance against our client (another lawyer) for overly aggressive litigation techniques specifically the service of a subpoena on children, which is not illegal, but their parents felt it was improper and intimidating. Attorneys have to have professional liability insurance as well to protect against claims of malpractice, which could be attributed to "incompetence" or willful misconduct. I know that when I worked in NYC, there was an attorney we knew who was sanctioned (and possibly disbarred) for improperly managing his escrow account. I obviously know no case law on this, but my impression is that once the judge on the new case becomes aware of the Plaintiff's lack of following proper procedure, the case will be thrown out. As far as punishing the attorneys, I am not sure if the court system would take any action other than the dismissal of the case, but certainly if the RIAA feels that its attorneys were behaving incompetently, they could sue for malpractice. My guess is that this was intentional and that the RIAA is on board, though. And a grievance can come from anyone, not just the court or another attorney. And if a grievance was filed the board would have to determine that the RIAA's counsel knowingly ignored procedure."
This door would more than likely leave a copy of the message in the users 'sent' folder. The chances of someone detecting that are far more likely than the hoops this particular user jumped through to decompile the code.
Just another thing that points to the application author's malicious intent. By utilizing his own credentials he was able to authenticate to Gmail as himself and shoot himself an email with no trace in the end-user's sent box.
Not entirely true, you could get HD video off of a standard DVD if you so wished (albeit about 20 minutes worth). HD Content is not enabled by the media; it's the greater storage capacity of blu-ray allows us to view a full movies worth of High Def(and 3 different languages, extra content, trailers, and commentary to boot)
The Haiku OS,
Resurrected Open Source,
BeOS is not dead.
Ran the win32 loader on a test-VM here at work. Pretty quick and painless, 4-5 prompts, 45 seconds of downloading, a reboot and debian was installing. However it was interesting to note that administrative privileges on the Win32 OS are not required. Not that big of a deal for most users, but could prove troublesome in some environments (Corporate, etc).
It appears that the win32-loader allows you to begin the install process of Debian from a Windows operating system.
Frankly I would be horrified at the sight of pr0n that size. Somethings just don't need that amount of detail (nor size)
Does this mean monster may be offering ID Theft Protection for 1.6 million people? Hasn't it been the case with previous data theft cases like this that the company provides ID monitoring or protection like in Ohio?
In regards to drug addiction: yes and no. Wiping the memory for physical dependency would have no effect; you've changed the bodies chemical / physical make up and now it requires said substance to function "normally". A lack of the drug for physical dependency causes intense withdrawal symptoms.
Psychological dependency may be cured via selective memory loss because the mind has become emotionally attached to the effects (of pleasure, pain relief, etc). A lack of the drug for psychological dependency simply triggers cravings. Forgetting about those effects would, in theory, cure that type of psychological dependency and prevent the cravings.
6 inch by 6 inch but can very in size depending on location on the shuttle.
... the one that was made up about 30 vehicles? That would probably make more sense as a plot for a movie than trying to explain how 5 robotic cats were formed/made/found.
Badonkadonkexperiment ???
Taking a quick look at the list of available fueling stations, there seems to be a rather limited number of stations currently. The state I live in (CT) has only two available stations, both of which are primarily used for fueling public transportation. California on the other hand, does have a larger number, but again, in relationship to population density / size of the state, it is still a rather small number of stations.
Even if Ford or other domestic car company were to produce a reasonably priced economy hydrogen cell car, AND fueling stations become more common, what is the average price per gallon? All the emission reduction in the world isn't going to mean shit if it costs me $5 / gallon to fill up.
So how long till the "exploiting of the holes" gets taken out of context by parents and we're doomed to another discussion of "think of the children" and "sexual predators in the tubes".
Give me, the viewer of another profile, the ability to disable apps while viewing another's profile and the problem is solved.
I hated the day my parents realized that they could use the keylock to keep me from tying up the phone line dialing BBSs