They did make Model Ts in other colours. In fact, for the first five years of production, you couldn't get a black one, even if you wanted it! Though they were all black from 1914 onwards.
LastPass provides an all-in-one installer though, so you can add it to all your browsers in one go. Then again, it may just launch Chrome directly to the relevant Extensions page; can't remember, as it's been ages since I last installed it.
Yes, MS could have had better security from day 1. But it's also true that most of the blame lays with lazy developers who did the quick-and-dirty, instead of actually understanding the system they were developing for. Which of course MS has to support in later versions of Windows, in order to keep their customer base.
And what's to stop someone writing code injection for x64/ARM/MIPS/PPC/68k/others? What's to prevent implementing the x86 stack behaviour on x64/ARM/MIPS/PPC/68k/others?
PR stunt that leads to being paid to launch commercial satellites at cheaper rates than the US/EU/Russian alternatives. As their market share grows, the profit increases, and that can be invested in the country itself, either directly or via tax on employees' wages.
Depends on exactly what you mean by 'tailing': you could track someone's every action, or just keep a rough itinerary of their general movements e.g. ''1pm - had lunch with PM at Nandos, 2pm - went to cinema'. Anyway, who's to say a diplomat isn't an intelligence officer? I bet someone's tried it.
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Yes there is - same reason keyboard keys make a noise, and why touchpads have the option of key tones.
Or a band name.
No, you can't OD on weed
You can, just like you can OD on water or oxygen. You'd need a monstrous amount though.
They did make Model Ts in other colours. In fact, for the first five years of production, you couldn't get a black one, even if you wanted it! Though they were all black from 1914 onwards.
Racism isn't limited to skin colour.
And be forced to listen to the garbage that passes for 'pop' music these days? No thanks :)
It was only starting with the slim models that you had to buy the bracket too.
Or reuse the bracket attached to the old drive.
I have literally just this second installed AdBlock Plus in Chrome from Google's Chrome Web Store (the very link the GP posted).
LastPass provides an all-in-one installer though, so you can add it to all your browsers in one go. Then again, it may just launch Chrome directly to the relevant Extensions page; can't remember, as it's been ages since I last installed it.
Then show what antitrust behaviour Google is involved in.
And... you're obviously trolling.
http://apple.slashdot.org/story/11/09/04/0051209/apples-icloud-runs-on-microsoft-azure
This would be the same Apple that uses Windows Azure?
Yes, MS could have had better security from day 1. But it's also true that most of the blame lays with lazy developers who did the quick-and-dirty, instead of actually understanding the system they were developing for. Which of course MS has to support in later versions of Windows, in order to keep their customer base.
And what's to stop someone writing code injection for x64/ARM/MIPS/PPC/68k/others? What's to prevent implementing the x86 stack behaviour on x64/ARM/MIPS/PPC/68k/others?
It's hard to be secure when the user is opening the airtight hatchway.
I'm going on what's been reported - that's all the info I have to go on.
You don't need an app for Twitter or Farcebook, but they still have dedicated apps.
Who said anything about visiting a website?
Hypothetically :-)
Conveniently forgetting taxes that could be invested in critical infrastructure and social programs are you?
PR stunt that leads to being paid to launch commercial satellites at cheaper rates than the US/EU/Russian alternatives. As their market share grows, the profit increases, and that can be invested in the country itself, either directly or via tax on employees' wages.
That's one possibility anyway.
Depends on exactly what you mean by 'tailing': you could track someone's every action, or just keep a rough itinerary of their general movements e.g. ''1pm - had lunch with PM at Nandos, 2pm - went to cinema'. Anyway, who's to say a diplomat isn't an intelligence officer? I bet someone's tried it.
Metro IE doesn't even support Silverlight, let alone ActiveX (which MS have been trying to kill for the last decade).
They do if the bank releases an app for it. Though obviously that sidesteps the whole ActiveX issue entirely.