The implications for the decision, if upheld, are staggering: law enforcement would be free to remotely search and seize information from your computer, without a warrant, without probable cause, or without any suspicion at all.
Can we then assume that law enforcement doesn't have an expectation of privacy for the computers in their precincts, or their cars?
Individuals only got support for Windows 7 until 1/13/2015. They aren't included in the 2020 support plan, and Microsoft is under no obligation to support home users for Windows 7 anymore.
As per Microsoft's lifecycle policy, Extended Support applies to retail purchases, and entitles home users to security fixes until January 14, 2020 (Win 7) and January 10, 2023 (Win 8).
it is insanity in this day and age to have to support multiple substantially different versions of an operating system for general population. its unjustifiably expensive and unsustainable.
Then Microsoft should not have sold WIndows 7 and 8 with support windows that extend to 2020 (Win 7) and 2023 (Win 8). Consumers purchased these products with the promise of support as per Microsoft's published Windows lifecycle. If Microsoft didn't plan to do this, and price their product accordingly, that is very much their problem.
The macbook air amost requires a fingernail to open.
Did they remove the cutout, center bottom at the front of the case, right below the trackpad? It provided a convenient place to use your fingertip to lift the screen.
I care about lighter, but not thinner. When traveling, every ounce in the bag matters, but mm of thickness are unnoticeable (unless it's so thin that it bends easily).
Sure, Carl Douglas' "Kung Fu Fighting" was a hit single, but the Emperors' earlier "Karate" was the musical basis of Santana's "Everybody's Everything."
Like most people, Zuckerberg sounds stiff and fake when he reads a script. He either needs to speak extemporaneously from bullet points, or should learn to read a script more convincingly. Whoever's writing his scripts needs to bring in a dramatist to make the dialog more realistic.
Does your wallet have a light-up screen? Especially at night?
If your answer is 'no,' then you need the new Lite-up Wallet from Slashdot Industries. The Lite-Up Wallet is more than just a wallet that lights up, it's a whole new way of carrying your personal paper possessions. Worried that you'll fumble for a dollar bill and accidentally tip the valet with a twenty? Worry no more, as the Lite-Up Wallet guides you to the proper denomination. Need to make sure that you use the credit card that still has credit available? The Lite-Up Wallet clearly illuminates all your cards and makes selection a snap! The Lite-Up Wallet comes in three colors and four sizes, and if you order today, WE WILL SEND YOU TWO FOR THE PRICE OF ONE!
What does the government do when end users install open-source, encryption-enabled communication software, and there's no company to sue? Will they outlaw the mathematical formulas that enable encryption?
If the President dislikes an FBI *policy* he tells the AG to stop doing that, the AG tells the FBI to stop doing that, the FBI then stops doing that.
LMFTFY:
If the President dislikes an FBI *policy* he tells the AG to stop doing that, the AG tells the FBI to stop doing that, the FBI then shares with the President selected excerpts from their files that the President would really prefer didn't end up in the hands of GOP legislators or the press.
Feinstein and Burr are both working on a new bill to limit the use of encryption in consumer technology, expected to be made public in the weeks to come.
When math is outlawed, only mathematicians and those who can read their papers will have math.
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If Google is about to start making Google branded phones, what is the couple year old Nexus 5 thing in my pocket?
It's a phone manufactured by LG.
The implications for the decision, if upheld, are staggering: law enforcement would be free to remotely search and seize information from your computer, without a warrant, without probable cause, or without any suspicion at all.
Can we then assume that law enforcement doesn't have an expectation of privacy for the computers in their precincts, or their cars?
Tim Cook uses $400 million to wipe his butt every day after his morning constitutional.
Not true. Tim Cook has his manservant take care of this.
Your punctuation violates my trademarks.
Citigroup for sharing.
Individuals only got support for Windows 7 until 1/13/2015. They aren't included in the 2020 support plan, and Microsoft is under no obligation to support home users for Windows 7 anymore.
As per Microsoft's lifecycle policy, Extended Support applies to retail purchases, and entitles home users to security fixes until January 14, 2020 (Win 7) and January 10, 2023 (Win 8).
it is insanity in this day and age to have to support multiple substantially different versions of an operating system for general population. its unjustifiably expensive and unsustainable.
Then Microsoft should not have sold WIndows 7 and 8 with support windows that extend to 2020 (Win 7) and 2023 (Win 8). Consumers purchased these products with the promise of support as per Microsoft's published Windows lifecycle. If Microsoft didn't plan to do this, and price their product accordingly, that is very much their problem.
... and also makes it much easier to remove for airport security.
TSA Pre®
By reducing features they will lower the phone's psychic weight.
The macbook air amost requires a fingernail to open.
Did they remove the cutout, center bottom at the front of the case, right below the trackpad? It provided a convenient place to use your fingertip to lift the screen.
I care about lighter, but not thinner. When traveling, every ounce in the bag matters, but mm of thickness are unnoticeable (unless it's so thin that it bends easily).
It just writes itself.
Or you could use a single cup Melitta and a permanent filter. Or the all-in-one Frieling.
The Deuteronomic requirement to stone to death anyone wearing cotton/polyester clothing, for example?
Whether or not Deuteronomy requires this, even the most minimal fashion sense does.
Sure, Carl Douglas' "Kung Fu Fighting" was a hit single, but the Emperors' earlier "Karate" was the musical basis of Santana's "Everybody's Everything."
It's probably a good idea to link to some references about the University of California, Davis pepper spray incident.
I stopped going to movies when Chaplin jumped the shark around 1925.
Chaplin jumped the shark in 1918 when he started his own production company.
We've invented that already. It's call "the Cone of Silence." We're just working out the details of implementing it.
What?
What?
What what?
What?
Like most people, Zuckerberg sounds stiff and fake when he reads a script. He either needs to speak extemporaneously from bullet points, or should learn to read a script more convincingly. Whoever's writing his scripts needs to bring in a dramatist to make the dialog more realistic.
What problems do non-authenticated cables cause?
Does your wallet have a light-up screen? Especially at night?
If your answer is 'no,' then you need the new Lite-up Wallet from Slashdot Industries. The Lite-Up Wallet is more than just a wallet that lights up, it's a whole new way of carrying your personal paper possessions. Worried that you'll fumble for a dollar bill and accidentally tip the valet with a twenty? Worry no more, as the Lite-Up Wallet guides you to the proper denomination. Need to make sure that you use the credit card that still has credit available? The Lite-Up Wallet clearly illuminates all your cards and makes selection a snap! The Lite-Up Wallet comes in three colors and four sizes, and if you order today, WE WILL SEND YOU TWO FOR THE PRICE OF ONE!
I've always wanted Patrick Stewart to be my personal assistant.
Patrick Swayze.
What does the government do when end users install open-source, encryption-enabled communication software, and there's no company to sue? Will they outlaw the mathematical formulas that enable encryption?
If the President dislikes an FBI *policy* he tells the AG to stop doing that, the AG tells the FBI to stop doing that, the FBI then stops doing that.
LMFTFY: If the President dislikes an FBI *policy* he tells the AG to stop doing that, the AG tells the FBI to stop doing that, the FBI then shares with the President selected excerpts from their files that the President would really prefer didn't end up in the hands of GOP legislators or the press.
Feinstein and Burr are both working on a new bill to limit the use of encryption in consumer technology, expected to be made public in the weeks to come.
When math is outlawed, only mathematicians and those who can read their papers will have math.