I think most potential Surface customers will just get a touch-enabled laptop running Win 8 (after SP1). If they want a more tablet-y experience, they'll just get one that comes apart or pivots; most of the new touted features plus a real Windows environment in the same pricing ballpark.
If a censored Internet is anathema to a free and open society, the Security Organs are implementing the solution already: eliminate free and open society. After all, if you've done nothing wrong...
If a user forgets their password to a website and they go thru the process to have their password emailed to them (or a reset link), are these emails encrypted? Is that even an option? Is any company / community even offering / requiring such a setup? If not, talk of encryption is rather pointless for now.
So what is this to be attached to? A virtual motherboard with non-Nvidia / Intel / Marvel / Broadcom... virtual chipsets? This will be quite a long march to the desktop....
If a congress critter is actively threatening our herd immunity (and oh, look; Whooping Cough is back with infant fatalities!), that critter needs to GO (as in defeated).
It doesn't matter if it's because you believe in a book of fiction or some air-headed celebrity that has to find blame for an imperfect snowflake;: your crackpot beliefs must STOP WHERE OUR IMMUNE SYSTEMS START.
The hood is part of the structural strength of the vehicle.
Citation required.
I occasionally see vehicles with no hood whatsoever (or having an obviously fiberglass part, pinned down). I have yet to see any of them surrounded by angry tin stars, with the owner on the ground, trussed up like a chicken.
I honestly don't know if McAfee is guilty or being framed, but I'm sure many of the 1%ers in the US, England, and France are rethinking their plans to escape proposed increased tax rates (oh, the horror!) for tropical climes where they can live like the kings they think themselves to be. Until the local authorities show up, steenking badges or no.
So swallow your pride and greed and pay your fair share so civilized society AND THE RULE OF LAW shall not perish from the earth.
Destination: Void is a great Frank Herbert book along these lines; always thought it would make a great play. Admittedly, the last line is a bit too cheesy, though.
In the Top 5 sins, I would *definitely* put proselytizing near the top. This issue proves not much has changed on either continent since the Pilgrims got kicked out of Jolly Old (for being too uptight, no less!)
I wonder if the large areas of land (Antarctic) no longer under the heavy weight of ice will give rise to 'springback' quakes, accelerating the collapse of the remaining glaciers at an even more rapid rate.
THIS is why our Right to Repair should be made the unassailable law of the land: abandonware. Whether in your pocket, on your desktop, or in your car dash makes no difference; it is our property and we have a right to maintain, fix, and improve.
I'm willing to bet the main thrust (what with the R following his name) is to keep the FCC from effectively regulating the Verizon Wireless / AT&T duopolies - especially their usurous data rates and fantasy-based 'some ones and zeros are different than others' policies.
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After being out 3 days sick, we need a Doctors' note to prove we weren't 'faking' or we won't be paid for the days off.
USA: Still Puritan After All These Years.
3D printer users (and the printer manufacturers) are about to get snowed under by lawsuits for conducting (and enabling) IP theft.
I doubt the just-announced Staples 3D printer service survives until Spring.
I think most potential Surface customers will just get a touch-enabled laptop running Win 8 (after SP1). If they want a more tablet-y experience, they'll just get one that comes apart or pivots; most of the new touted features plus a real Windows environment in the same pricing ballpark.
If a censored Internet is anathema to a free and open society, the Security Organs are implementing the solution already: eliminate free and open society. After all, if you've done nothing wrong...
And hypocritically, you have to check your GE Minigun at the desk!
Time to move on to fingerprint scanners for security, but with a twist: they *only* recognize 'dead fingers'.
Don't know about you, but I'm already set.
If a user forgets their password to a website and they go thru the process to have their password emailed to them (or a reset link), are these emails encrypted? Is that even an option? Is any company / community even offering / requiring such a setup? If not, talk of encryption is rather pointless for now.
So what is this to be attached to? A virtual motherboard with non-Nvidia / Intel / Marvel / Broadcom... virtual chipsets? This will be quite a long march to the desktop....
If a congress critter is actively threatening our herd immunity (and oh, look; Whooping Cough is back with infant fatalities!), that critter needs to GO (as in defeated).
It doesn't matter if it's because you believe in a book of fiction or some air-headed celebrity that has to find blame for an imperfect snowflake;: your crackpot beliefs must STOP WHERE OUR IMMUNE SYSTEMS START.
Citation required.
I occasionally see vehicles with no hood whatsoever (or having an obviously fiberglass part, pinned down). I have yet to see any of them surrounded by angry tin stars, with the owner on the ground, trussed up like a chicken.
If only Iran could down Arpaio...
Isn't perchlorate a component of some fuels? Perhaps it comes from the hover stage during the lowering phase....
I honestly don't know if McAfee is guilty or being framed, but I'm sure many of the 1%ers in the US, England, and France are rethinking their plans to escape proposed increased tax rates (oh, the horror!) for tropical climes where they can live like the kings they think themselves to be. Until the local authorities show up, steenking badges or no.
So swallow your pride and greed and pay your fair share so civilized society AND THE RULE OF LAW shall not perish from the earth.
"The chocolate that melts in the heart of the sun, not in your intestinal tract!"
I guess we're assuming this someone has no dependents and has full medical, life, and funeral insurance?
Destination: Void is a great Frank Herbert book along these lines; always thought it would make a great play. Admittedly, the last line is a bit too cheesy, though.
In the Top 5 sins, I would *definitely* put proselytizing near the top. This issue proves not much has changed on either continent since the Pilgrims got kicked out of Jolly Old (for being too uptight, no less!)
I wonder if the large areas of land (Antarctic) no longer under the heavy weight of ice will give rise to 'springback' quakes, accelerating the collapse of the remaining glaciers at an even more rapid rate.
I think what you're looking for is the 30' tall Lightning Bringer 2000!
(House) Fire Walk with Me!
The perfect, unquestionable reason to justify the right-wing death squad execution of reputation, privacy, anonymity, innocence before proven guilt...
And as all us compliant soccer moms know, at least 30% of every populace are child pron producers and consumers!
I'm surprised Orwell didn't write more about such a powerful tool.
Literally!
/One ticket to hell, please.
THIS is why our Right to Repair should be made the unassailable law of the land: abandonware. Whether in your pocket, on your desktop, or in your car dash makes no difference; it is our property and we have a right to maintain, fix, and improve.
Good show, old chaps, but change the name. Sooner or later, a Skylon will turn on you.
With a 10-year layover at the Guantanimo Terminal...
I'm willing to bet the main thrust (what with the R following his name) is to keep the FCC from effectively regulating the Verizon Wireless / AT&T duopolies - especially their usurous data rates and fantasy-based 'some ones and zeros are different than others' policies.