Exactly, in any targeted attack (think pwn2own) MacOSX usually comes of worse, but attacks of opportunity are much less rare, it's easier to go to the estate and just find one without an alarm than the middle of the desert.
The next thing coming through humble bundle is a weekend special starting tomorrow and running through the weekend in partnership with Mojang, I believe they are going to make and release a game all in the weekend.
Maybe using lots of water in agriculture is actually a good thing.
Lets actually look at what side effects might be if plants weren't getting enough water, for a start photosynthesis needs lots of water for the electron exchange of the reaction, now yes there are alternatives (arsenite) usually they are toxic, also only work in specific bacteria designed to do it that way.
Fundamentally, the more water the more photosynthesis, the more sugar (for us and livestock to eat) and oxygen we get. Therefore maximizing water usage for agriculture without drowning the plants is a good thing for all of us. It's not like water doesn't fall from the sky, it is the most abundant substance on this planet and not using it in one area does not suddenly help get it in desert areas where there is droughts and famines.
Yeah, removing Carrier IQ is real trivial without flashing custom ROMS (sarcasm for the nerds here that don't recognize it), you know what an android jailbreak/root actually entails? And it's not trivial on all models. But the real problem is one has to lock it back down after setting it up with the single browser application that it launches straight to instead of homescreen. While possible, it's non trivial without knowing quite a bit about what android is doing behind the scenes, and I mean more than just activity's, services and intents.
And write permissions the mount point, in his case he does because he creates a new mount point in/mnt and/mnt is writable only by root as a such he needs root for that step, and as he doesn't change those permissions he then needs it to mount the image. But yeah, any user would know root alone is not what is needed for mount.
Yes you do, you've always had regulations on it. Unless under a certain size and being flown under a certain altitude it's mostly the same regulations as any other aircraft of that class.
FAA has no regulations over privacy, it's not their department. FAA regulations are limited to air worthiness, traffic control, flying altitudes... And there is nothing in the current laws that stop unmanned aircraft from that standpoint (in fact, as unmanned predates manned flight technically, though it was unpowered) there have always been regulations to allow some form of unmanned aircraft.
I mean, what is wrong with the current aviation laws in this regard, there is nothing stopping them operating unmanned aircraft under the current laws. They are fairly relaxed laws, one can fly any unmanned aircraft provided certain conditions are met (line of site, fail safe radio control, low altitude limit...), if one goes outside these regulations one must have flight worthiness certificate, registered pilot, contact air traffic control, transponders onboard... same as any other aircraft. There is nothing in the current (FAA) regulations as far as I know that would require a new bill to allow police and private companies to fly unmanned aircraft.
Yeah, that right there is the usual problem with onscreen keyboard, the automatic completion and correction can go screwy at times. Although it is getting better, currently building a have Java dictionary into this one.
Do that to, and about as useless as their desktop versions finally Avast and AVG are new since those tests have been done. Just cause your girl is on birth control no harm in still using a condom.
Considering I don't get popups to start with. And lets look at every study done on desktop antivirus solutions and you'll find Avast and AVG tend to come pretty high up the list in hit rate and lack of false positive rate (I also think at last check avast had the fastest on access scanning).
Avast and Norton Mobile aren't just antivirus, but firewall and anti-theft (if simcard changed it sends of GPS coordinates and stuff, doesn't protect if someone knows how to factory flash, but how many people who nick phones understand how to use fastboot or odin).
https://market.android.com/search?q=antivirus&c=apps -- 1000+ results says otherwise. I think all the major antivirus vendors have an android version now. Finally usually it's not just antivirus but antitheft and firewall too.
Considering Libre Office will run fine without java, okay it's slow to start while it looks for it. But that's about it. It only uses it for openoffice base and a few little usually unnoticed features.
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Exactly, in any targeted attack (think pwn2own) MacOSX usually comes of worse, but attacks of opportunity are much less rare, it's easier to go to the estate and just find one without an alarm than the middle of the desert.
Maybe the feds should be more careful before giving out their toys!
The next thing coming through humble bundle is a weekend special starting tomorrow and running through the weekend in partnership with Mojang, I believe they are going to make and release a game all in the weekend.
Maybe using lots of water in agriculture is actually a good thing.
Lets actually look at what side effects might be if plants weren't getting enough water, for a start photosynthesis needs lots of water for the electron exchange of the reaction, now yes there are alternatives (arsenite) usually they are toxic, also only work in specific bacteria designed to do it that way.
Fundamentally, the more water the more photosynthesis, the more sugar (for us and livestock to eat) and oxygen we get. Therefore maximizing water usage for agriculture without drowning the plants is a good thing for all of us. It's not like water doesn't fall from the sky, it is the most abundant substance on this planet and not using it in one area does not suddenly help get it in desert areas where there is droughts and famines.
Just file for a change of name, Vic Toews to Heinrich Himmler.
Yeah, removing Carrier IQ is real trivial without flashing custom ROMS (sarcasm for the nerds here that don't recognize it), you know what an android jailbreak/root actually entails? And it's not trivial on all models. But the real problem is one has to lock it back down after setting it up with the single browser application that it launches straight to instead of homescreen. While possible, it's non trivial without knowing quite a bit about what android is doing behind the scenes, and I mean more than just activity's, services and intents.
Yes, but what is the question?
And write permissions the mount point, in his case he does because he creates a new mount point in /mnt and /mnt is writable only by root as a such he needs root for that step, and as he doesn't change those permissions he then needs it to mount the image. But yeah, any user would know root alone is not what is needed for mount.
Yes you do, you've always had regulations on it. Unless under a certain size and being flown under a certain altitude it's mostly the same regulations as any other aircraft of that class.
FAA has no regulations over privacy, it's not their department. FAA regulations are limited to air worthiness, traffic control, flying altitudes... And there is nothing in the current laws that stop unmanned aircraft from that standpoint (in fact, as unmanned predates manned flight technically, though it was unpowered) there have always been regulations to allow some form of unmanned aircraft.
I mean, what is wrong with the current aviation laws in this regard, there is nothing stopping them operating unmanned aircraft under the current laws. They are fairly relaxed laws, one can fly any unmanned aircraft provided certain conditions are met (line of site, fail safe radio control, low altitude limit...), if one goes outside these regulations one must have flight worthiness certificate, registered pilot, contact air traffic control, transponders onboard... same as any other aircraft. There is nothing in the current (FAA) regulations as far as I know that would require a new bill to allow police and private companies to fly unmanned aircraft.
Yeah, that right there is the usual problem with onscreen keyboard, the automatic completion and correction can go screwy at times. Although it is getting better, currently building a have Java dictionary into this one.
Right, which is why I prefer Android myself. And yes I'm typing this on i touchscreen keyboard on my Android phone.
Nah, the UK laws are worse when it comes to decrypting encrypted evidence.
Obviously you don't know how jailbreak.me worked...
Do that to, and about as useless as their desktop versions finally Avast and AVG are new since those tests have been done. Just cause your girl is on birth control no harm in still using a condom.
Considering I don't get popups to start with. And lets look at every study done on desktop antivirus solutions and you'll find Avast and AVG tend to come pretty high up the list in hit rate and lack of false positive rate (I also think at last check avast had the fastest on access scanning).
Avast and Norton Mobile aren't just antivirus, but firewall and anti-theft (if simcard changed it sends of GPS coordinates and stuff, doesn't protect if someone knows how to factory flash, but how many people who nick phones understand how to use fastboot or odin).
https://market.android.com/search?q=antivirus&c=apps -- 1000+ results says otherwise. I think all the major antivirus vendors have an android version now. Finally usually it's not just antivirus but antitheft and firewall too.
I do not need Norton Mobile, Avast is cheaper and just as good, so Symantec, stop using your fear tactics for advertising.
you can turn that of on the options.
Considering Libre Office will run fine without java, okay it's slow to start while it looks for it. But that's about it. It only uses it for openoffice base and a few little usually unnoticed features.
Yeah, I just thought it was a major bit of information missing from the article, now back to a nice light pdf reader myself.
No, the sandbox in adobe reader X is the chrome one.
Yes, I would point out it uses the same chromium sandbox. But yes, adobe have only just started to secure it.