What are you talking about? In the stock contacts app, you can share a contact via Bluetooth or Android Beam. I have Barcode Scanner installed and it actually turns the contact into a vCard QR Code.
Or do you mean share all my contacts? If I wanted to do this, I use an app called CardDAV-Sync to pull contacts from a CardDAV server. But I don't want to do this.
You can install apps on vanilla Android, you know. You just get to choose.
The comment says that someone will probably do it. That's not a threat. If I say that "if Trump is elected President, he'll probably be shot", that's a prediction - not a threat. It's completely protected speech.
That just shifts the burden and enables novices to be less likely to leave gaping holes. It doesn't really make much difference to people who know what they're doing.
Thank you for....repeating me? A pulsed signal only helps if it's a high, constant ERP that could cause damage. Microwaves are non-ionizing, so intensity wouldn't be the concern.
The other recent study that disagrees with this one says it's more to do with the pulsing nature of the signal and how it physically disrupts the repair of already damaged DNA rather the damaging it. It can't damage the DNA directly, but while it's being spliced and repaired, it can induce physical interruption. I don't know how much credibility to give it, but it makes more than no sense and less than a lot of sense. CDMA and GSM are both a very heavily pulsed signal (sharing time with other phones) and localized heating of water in the body by a tiny amount, but in bursts could potentially do something physical, but still not ionizing.
The first part, letting Win32 stagnate, is something people have been hoping for for years. The end of OS updates breaking old applications. It's that last part that's the killer.
but rather because so much code is still around that was built against early APIs
How old? Even with the old APIs, you rarely seem to find custom PHP code where somebody bothered to do so much as addslashes() and that's been around since PHP 4.
do you want to upgrade to Windows 10 now, or later
reminds me of that great Bugs & Daffy cartoon quote:
Bugs Bunny: Would you like to shoot me now or wait till you get home? Daffy Duck: Shoot him now! Shoot him now! Bugs Bunny: You keep outta this! He doesn't have to shoot you now! Daffy Duck: He does so have to shoot me now! [to Elmer] Daffy Duck: I demand that you shoot me now! [Elmer shoots him.]
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Also, native device encryption is less common on PCs.
You mean like XMPP with server-to-server federation? Or maybe someone could fix the mess that was Google/Apache Wave.
Of course they'll Sue Googe. It's right in her name.
What are you talking about? In the stock contacts app, you can share a contact via Bluetooth or Android Beam. I have Barcode Scanner installed and it actually turns the contact into a vCard QR Code.
Or do you mean share all my contacts? If I wanted to do this, I use an app called CardDAV-Sync to pull contacts from a CardDAV server. But I don't want to do this.
You can install apps on vanilla Android, you know. You just get to choose.
I have all sorts of garbage apps that just show up by magic
Get a Nexus phone. Just pure vanilla Android and no vendor apps or auto installed 3rd-party anything.
Wouldn't trust them once they cross into adware territory. And the "Pro" version appears to be even more bloated.
I wonder how they were doing that.
The only person with a standing in court against this commentor is the person whose property was seized - and that's only if it really was libel.
example of a somehwat cognizable threat.
How? If you say you think it's likely, you're not threatening to be the one to do it.
The comment says that someone will probably do it. That's not a threat. If I say that "if Trump is elected President, he'll probably be shot", that's a prediction - not a threat. It's completely protected speech.
That just shifts the burden and enables novices to be less likely to leave gaping holes. It doesn't really make much difference to people who know what they're doing.
What do HTML5 and CSS have to do with Windows support?
Thank you for....repeating me? A pulsed signal only helps if it's a high, constant ERP that could cause damage. Microwaves are non-ionizing, so intensity wouldn't be the concern.
The other recent study that disagrees with this one says it's more to do with the pulsing nature of the signal and how it physically disrupts the repair of already damaged DNA rather the damaging it. It can't damage the DNA directly, but while it's being spliced and repaired, it can induce physical interruption. I don't know how much credibility to give it, but it makes more than no sense and less than a lot of sense. CDMA and GSM are both a very heavily pulsed signal (sharing time with other phones) and localized heating of water in the body by a tiny amount, but in bursts could potentially do something physical, but still not ionizing.
The first part, letting Win32 stagnate, is something people have been hoping for for years. The end of OS updates breaking old applications. It's that last part that's the killer.
What kind of valuable support does Microsoft even offer outside of security updates? The updates are it.
Votes in a real election are far more important and far better considered when cast.
Then how do you explain Trump?
Depends on your plan. The standard (HD) plan gets 2 screens simultaneously. There are bigger plans.
I'm mobile, so I'll decrease the quality of my devices at home that someone else might be watching...not a great plan.
And each quality setting has its own queue? Doesn't sound ideal.
REIGN is something a king or emperor does.
Which describes how Netflix handled bandwidth prior to this - they're the king and you get no choice.
but rather because so much code is still around that was built against early APIs
How old? Even with the old APIs, you rarely seem to find custom PHP code where somebody bothered to do so much as addslashes() and that's been around since PHP 4.
If anything, blame the FDA. They would have had to approve the software that requires this configuration.
I wasn't really disagreeing. Just expanding.
do you want to upgrade to Windows 10 now, or later
reminds me of that great Bugs & Daffy cartoon quote:
Bugs Bunny: Would you like to shoot me now or wait till you get home?
Daffy Duck: Shoot him now! Shoot him now!
Bugs Bunny: You keep outta this! He doesn't have to shoot you now!
Daffy Duck: He does so have to shoot me now!
[to Elmer]
Daffy Duck: I demand that you shoot me now!
[Elmer shoots him.]