Apple stole it first. US law protects their IP built from stolen shit. Get over it.
With all the shit going on in the world we have significant resources running around protecting private company IP because they failed to do it themselves. If my IP was stolen I would be laughed out of the AG office and told to pound sand on my way out.
Protests are useless unless the protesters are organized and equipped to inflict violence and destruction. That is your litmus test. If you are not willing to go down fighting and pay with your life then your stupid little beef is meaningless. So go ahead and gather outside the ivory tower and peacfully chant demands while the masters look down on you from safety and roll their eyes.
...but you are fighting an uphill battle when most IT managers think open source software is less secure because people can see the code. They think obscurity is the bedrock of security and constantly seek it. They also cite that anyone can commit code to the project...making is rife with back-doors. These dinosaurs smack down open source anything, left and right. A lot of times the only way to introduce new, modern technology is to politically outmaneuver them.
I like having the conversation with them about how Microsoft is fully embracing open source in everything they do and how their darling.NET platform is now open sourced. Complete cognitive dissonance ensues.
YouTube is a sewer. As part of my research into a bunch of different areas/projects/etc I have encountered many videos offering instruction. Rarely, you will happen on a video in the search results that offers the correct advice and well-rounded information. Most of the time the search results are packed with videos giving bad advice that is prone to making the person's situation worse. The comments are always glaring in the affirmative with people heaping on praise for giving them totally wrong or incomplete information. Treating YouTube like a tutorial without gathering a lot more information from other sources is a great way to become an expert dumbass.
I thought you were taling about how they collect our location and family data and complete financial profile through the IRS but you were only talking about the stupid NSA thing.
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They shouldn't but I see the point others are trying to make. Unless it is legislated to be a right of the people then ISPs can do what they want.
I came here to say that I was glad he will not have a say.
"Of course, the chance that it happened on this planet are 100%; but, before it happened, they were much slimmer."
I'm no math guru but I don't think that is how it works.
Really? because that is not what happened here.
Being one of their lucky customers. I do not recommend it. Shit security, shit customer service....just Shit.
I'm going with this one.
So they experienced typical PayPal customer service. Got it.
ROTFLMAO
Agreed. This is exactly what happens in any small town.
Apple stole it first. US law protects their IP built from stolen shit. Get over it.
With all the shit going on in the world we have significant resources running around protecting private company IP because they failed to do it themselves. If my IP was stolen I would be laughed out of the AG office and told to pound sand on my way out.
Protests are useless unless the protesters are organized and equipped to inflict violence and destruction. That is your litmus test. If you are not willing to go down fighting and pay with your life then your stupid little beef is meaningless. So go ahead and gather outside the ivory tower and peacfully chant demands while the masters look down on you from safety and roll their eyes.
Protest with your dollars. Standing around with a bunch of smelly dumb hippies or kids leads no where but a waste of time.
Vice is still rolling new episodes.
Connections and proven sociopathic behavior.
Layoffs are always proceeded by assurances of "no current plans to lay anyone off."
"as they can help smaller companies survive and flourish when guided by the right hand"
[Citation needed]
I watch HBO when I want to forget about my cell phone.
...but you are fighting an uphill battle when most IT managers think open source software is less secure because people can see the code. They think obscurity is the bedrock of security and constantly seek it. They also cite that anyone can commit code to the project...making is rife with back-doors. These dinosaurs smack down open source anything, left and right. A lot of times the only way to introduce new, modern technology is to politically outmaneuver them.
I like having the conversation with them about how Microsoft is fully embracing open source in everything they do and how their darling .NET platform is now open sourced. Complete cognitive dissonance ensues.
Nope. People in trailer parks do not own or read books. They will watch youtube videos made by people who read those books though.
YouTube is a sewer. As part of my research into a bunch of different areas/projects/etc I have encountered many videos offering instruction. Rarely, you will happen on a video in the search results that offers the correct advice and well-rounded information. Most of the time the search results are packed with videos giving bad advice that is prone to making the person's situation worse. The comments are always glaring in the affirmative with people heaping on praise for giving them totally wrong or incomplete information. Treating YouTube like a tutorial without gathering a lot more information from other sources is a great way to become an expert dumbass.
The first thing people do after they start making minimum wage is buy a iPhone.
...but I got a Glock in my 'rari.
"the Jeep Grand Cherokee was the most popular vehicle among millionaires."
They can afford to throw away $50k.
"You can regulate a right to bear arms without abridging that right." ...but Washington is horrible at regulation.
I thought you were taling about how they collect our location and family data and complete financial profile through the IRS but you were only talking about the stupid NSA thing.