Reliability, portability, and length of time the data can be stored, possibly speed. LTO-4 and lower is definitely going to be slower. LTO-5+ might be faster for writing depending on the RAID setup.
Pretty much the reasons you would use tape in the first place.
The same place where they have dating apps to confirm you aren't fucking your cousin? Please bring this study to some place normal like eastern Kentucky or a West Virginia holler. No way you could replicate it there!
An iPod is not a touch is not a PC. Kinda wondering why they didn't give it a power-supply case but I don't know if that's possible because of the barcode scanner. If an app could not have sufficed, I am guessing that inadequate testing went into entire process anyway. Android has been far more open with third party accessories and apps than Apple devices -- I say this as an owner of both but a user of primarily iPod/iPhone tech. I really really hope that Target is bothering to test. Many of my clients never bother to.
I develop develop/enable mobile barcode scanning for a few platforms as a developer, so this is not a subject I'm alien to. There is a very good chance that the app they use is less stable or more power intensive than the ones I develop for. Then again, that would just go back to shitty testing (much to my surprise).
You are. Maybe I should write potentially liable instead of liable. Literally everything else is correct. You asked why they were suing. I explained it to the troll. Didn't really take though apparently.
The solutions offered are not accepted by the people in the lawsuit. The touch disease and bend disease are almost certainly part and parcel.
If you want me to lay my point out again, people are suing because apple is liable for defective products and their redress was found non-existent or wanting. There is a class action suit in Canada too. Then you get the anonymous genius bar people saying apple was selling refurbished units with the same propensity to fail.
If you want to stop being a failed troll, you can even read the lawsuit: https://www.scribd.com/documen...
Of course this is all explicitly mentioned and would easily be extrapolated or inferred by someone with a human-sized brain and the ability to breathe through the nose instead of the mouth
No but they did make defective iPhone 6 and 6s models. That is what the class action lawsuit is about. I don't particularly care about the phone contract vs apple warranty argument -- though I do think it would be smart for apple and ATT/Sprint/et al to address that -- as much as I care about defective products. If the axle on an out-of-warranty car cracks during normal use because of a casting/fabrication error, the manufacturer better damn well replace it.
We know this because Apple is currently fighting a class-action lawsuit over the widespread premature failure of tens of thousands of iPhone 6 and iPhone 6 Plus devices due to a design flaw that's become known as "touch disease."
That's in addition to the structural defect that let them bend so easily. The phones clearly have an issue caused either by the design or by the manufacturing. Apple doesn't want to bite the bullet here, but I would be very surprised if they didn't end up being liable.
Not even close. US has been too harsh (Far too harsh) in prosecuting hacking but there have literally been people executed for hacking. To my knowledge, we as Americans have yet to match that.
To my ignorant, flat world, black and white, American eyes at least.
We own them. Turn off the f*cking notifications unelss you're paid to have them on and are willing to do so.
There I solved the great philospphical question of the 21st century. Don't worry I require little in the way of compensation. People like the article writing STFU is all I ask. That and a case of beer a week for life
If you had to go to rehab for things you literally thought of on your own, the problem isn't the electronics. It is the person who refuses to do so. If you have genuine mental infliction preventing you from doing so, rehab is barely going to help. You'd need psychotherapy, medication, and maybe rehab for impulse issues.
So congrats for devising an almost certainly ineffective, obvious treatment a child would have thought of. Go to a psychiatrist and work on that impulse control.
Better than an arbitration where rule of law is a suggestion, not a requirement. I'd rather get a company nailed to a cross and get $10 than go to arbitration and the company isn't required to do anything since the mediator is of their choosing.
As people age and have a lot more responsibility and less flexibility in their social, mental, and emotional lives, they start enjoying work a lot less and start treating it as more of an obligation! How much did Robert Half spend on this?
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Reliability, portability, and length of time the data can be stored, possibly speed. LTO-4 and lower is definitely going to be slower. LTO-5+ might be faster for writing depending on the RAID setup.
Pretty much the reasons you would use tape in the first place.
Man broad platitudes are awesome and great. Claps to your misguided typing
The same place where they have dating apps to confirm you aren't fucking your cousin? Please bring this study to some place normal like eastern Kentucky or a West Virginia holler. No way you could replicate it there!
I might have been confused at the first mention of EFF resigning from W3C consortium because of the DRM standardization.
https://tech.slashdot.org/stor...
A good technology person in forty hours cannot replace hundreds of billable/man-hours in a fixed time. It's simply not possible.
How many isle locations do they have? I wouldn't mind leaving on an island with a Target
An iPod is not a touch is not a PC. Kinda wondering why they didn't give it a power-supply case but I don't know if that's possible because of the barcode scanner. If an app could not have sufficed, I am guessing that inadequate testing went into entire process anyway. Android has been far more open with third party accessories and apps than Apple devices -- I say this as an owner of both but a user of primarily iPod/iPhone tech. I really really hope that Target is bothering to test. Many of my clients never bother to.
I develop develop/enable mobile barcode scanning for a few platforms as a developer, so this is not a subject I'm alien to. There is a very good chance that the app they use is less stable or more power intensive than the ones I develop for. Then again, that would just go back to shitty testing (much to my surprise).
You are. Maybe I should write potentially liable instead of liable. Literally everything else is correct. You asked why they were suing. I explained it to the troll. Didn't really take though apparently.
The solutions offered are not accepted by the people in the lawsuit. The touch disease and bend disease are almost certainly part and parcel.
If you want me to lay my point out again, people are suing because apple is liable for defective products and their redress was found non-existent or wanting. There is a class action suit in Canada too. Then you get the anonymous genius bar people saying apple was selling refurbished units with the same propensity to fail.
If you want to stop being a failed troll, you can even read the lawsuit: https://www.scribd.com/documen...
Of course this is all explicitly mentioned and would easily be extrapolated or inferred by someone with a human-sized brain and the ability to breathe through the nose instead of the mouth
No but they did make defective iPhone 6 and 6s models. That is what the class action lawsuit is about. I don't particularly care about the phone contract vs apple warranty argument -- though I do think it would be smart for apple and ATT/Sprint/et al to address that -- as much as I care about defective products. If the axle on an out-of-warranty car cracks during normal use because of a casting/fabrication error, the manufacturer better damn well replace it.
We know this because Apple is currently fighting a class-action lawsuit over the widespread premature failure of tens of thousands of iPhone 6 and iPhone 6 Plus devices due to a design flaw that's become known as "touch disease."
That's in addition to the structural defect that let them bend so easily. The phones clearly have an issue caused either by the design or by the manufacturing. Apple doesn't want to bite the bullet here, but I would be very surprised if they didn't end up being liable.
Not even close. US has been too harsh (Far too harsh) in prosecuting hacking but there have literally been people executed for hacking. To my knowledge, we as Americans have yet to match that.
To my ignorant, flat world, black and white, American eyes at least.
Glad to know that computers can output trash as quickly as humans can.
It's not at a premium if this guy can cram more shit inside to enable an audio jack to work (albeit partially).
We own them. Turn off the f*cking notifications unelss you're paid to have them on and are willing to do so.
There I solved the great philospphical question of the 21st century. Don't worry I require little in the way of compensation. People like the article writing STFU is all I ask. That and a case of beer a week for life
If you had to go to rehab for things you literally thought of on your own, the problem isn't the electronics. It is the person who refuses to do so. If you have genuine mental infliction preventing you from doing so, rehab is barely going to help. You'd need psychotherapy, medication, and maybe rehab for impulse issues.
So congrats for devising an almost certainly ineffective, obvious treatment a child would have thought of. Go to a psychiatrist and work on that impulse control.
No they don't want to be spied on. Indifference is entirely different than desire
Businesses adopting data mining practices
The rest of the news from 2006 will be forthcoming shortly
Then you just have no idea how or why facebook, the platform and the company, work.
Don't dwell on it. You're clearly heading into lunatic rant territory, even if your base presence isn't wrong (it's definitely not right).
They are public records? It's data to consume. Is that a serious question?
I don't mean that in a playful rhetorical way. I mean that in a serious way.
Real fucking easy. Go to Consumer reports and look for the highest rated non-smart TV. Failing that go to Google
Why do these submissions get greenlit?
99% of the people in the US with a TV use it as a monitor. Few people actually use OTA signals
Better than an arbitration where rule of law is a suggestion, not a requirement. I'd rather get a company nailed to a cross and get $10 than go to arbitration and the company isn't required to do anything since the mediator is of their choosing.
And amen. Forced arbitration clauses should not be legal in lieu of class-action lawsuits.
As people age and have a lot more responsibility and less flexibility in their social, mental, and emotional lives, they start enjoying work a lot less and start treating it as more of an obligation! How much did Robert Half spend on this?
How do you get overwhelmed watching a Roku stick?