"The intruders then rummaged through the apartment, took electronics and ran away to a vehicle driven by a third person."
"Investigators now believe that the robbers were familiar with the apartment and at least one of its occupants, and were looking for drugs, said Sgt. Scott Vermillion."
So far most of these new devices seem to have a huge tradeoff.. Privacy. There are very few apps on my iPod touch that allow me to keep my stuff within the confines of my home; especially if I am on the road and not on my own netwok. Until these privacy concerns are addressed I would hope PCs survive, otherwise the tech industry has done a monumental disservice to everyone. This all sums up my main dislike for Apple.
You are in the minority. I'm sorry.
We need a major privacy catastrofuck to educate the masses or sway public opinion. Even then, you're fighting cheap convenience.
I think my point is that Minesweeper has been sitting on nearly every desktop in the world, from Windows 3 (1990) to Windows 7 (2010). Other games have not. QED Minesweeper has far wider "coverage" to borrow a term from Nielsen television.
But if Windows users had the choice of the two, Minesweeper or Tetris, automatically available to them, I'm confident that Tetris would win hands down.
What was Peter playing in OfficeSpace? Not Minesweeper.
Agreed. The press release states that Secuina "...announced that their renowned authenticated internal vulnerability scanner... has been integrated with... WSUS..."
Is this third party patch management or just a vulnerability scanner built in to WSUS?
Scanning is neat, but it would be one hell of a lot nicer if I could make sure Flash & Java are updated as easily as the latest Windows updates.
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The rest curse at their administrator.
Not if you live in Nebraska.
The monoculture is what would get me.
There are only so many times you can be told that 'you just have to go to The Creation Museum.'
Anybody else read that as "In the 2015 version, Bender shoots first."?
We've had this conversation before.
Some people want a Cheap Ass Ultra Portable notebook computer with a 6 hour battery life.
Not everybody wants what you want.
^ this!
Damn. Used last mod point!
A few dinners by a middle age bloke getting some on the side is corruption on a massive scale? What's wrong with you?
$20,000 dinners?
Yes. Sounds like about 10 - 15 nice dinners to me.
Those $500 bottles of wine add up fast.
Home burglary is almost dead. What's to steal?
Police impersonators invade Pleasant Hill apartment
"The intruders then rummaged through the apartment, took electronics and ran away to a vehicle driven by a third person."
"Investigators now believe that the robbers were familiar with the apartment and at least one of its occupants, and were looking for drugs, said Sgt. Scott Vermillion."
Same article.
That's fine. The scary part is that most of the people who watch him don't realize that.
I disagree with your assertion that jigsaw puzzles are fun.
(You otherwise make a very good point.)
So if he had said XBOX instead of PS3, would XNA have killed this argument?
Same price, too. $99/year.
Wow. A cool feature I never knew I lost. Thanks!
A workaround might be to just use the navigation pane & select "Automatically expand to current folder" from Folder Options.
+1 Badass Grandpa
My bad for spreading misinformation again.
Yes, RDP on the iPhone has saved my ass a number of times.
Awesome.
Android has an ssh client--first thing I installed when I got mine. No idea about that other one, since I have zero interest in it.
iPhone does, too. If you jailbreak it.
(See previous conversations about iPhone not being designed for power users & IT admins.)
So far most of these new devices seem to have a huge tradeoff.. Privacy. There are very few apps on my iPod touch that allow me to keep my stuff within the confines of my home; especially if I am on the road and not on my own netwok. Until these privacy concerns are addressed I would hope PCs survive, otherwise the tech industry has done a monumental disservice to everyone. This all sums up my main dislike for Apple.
You are in the minority. I'm sorry.
We need a major privacy catastrofuck to educate the masses or sway public opinion. Even then, you're fighting cheap convenience.
WSUS & GPO should solve that as soon as the computer joins the domain. It should be fairly seamless. Unless I misunderstand how corporate IT works.
The app-store makes things dead simple.
I don't think the target audience of the iPhone has never seen a piece of java code.
The change from WinMo 6.5 to Windows Phone 7 seems to indicate the walled-garden being where manufacturers are going (for better or worse).
Someone's even created ADM templates for you.
Though it's still not as easy as IE is with WSUS, it's not any worse than trying to keep Java, Flash & Acrobat up to date & properly configured.
I think my point is that Minesweeper has been sitting on nearly every desktop in the world, from Windows 3 (1990) to Windows 7 (2010). Other games have not. QED Minesweeper has far wider "coverage" to borrow a term from Nielsen television.
But if Windows users had the choice of the two, Minesweeper or Tetris, automatically available to them, I'm confident that Tetris would win hands down.
What was Peter playing in OfficeSpace? Not Minesweeper.
Czjzek's team compared the microbial genomes of 13 Japanese people with those of 18 North Americans.
If I used this many test subjects in my job I would get fired.
They don't even let me use test subjects in my job. Even after assuring them that most won't die.
Yeah, this recession has made it hard for most IT departments to get test subjects...
Agreed. The press release states that Secuina "...announced that their renowned authenticated internal vulnerability scanner ... has been integrated with ... WSUS..."
Is this third party patch management or just a vulnerability scanner built in to WSUS?
Scanning is neat, but it would be one hell of a lot nicer if I could make sure Flash & Java are updated as easily as the latest Windows updates.
Hey! Fucktard is a wonderfully rich and expressive word that never hurt anyone.
Don't go around disparaging fucktard just because you don't like the fucktards that use it!
Odd. That hasn't been my experience at all. I found early versions of SEP11 more intuitive, and that's a Symantec product!