Internet only became what it is today because of WWW, which was invented at CERN. But enough of that because it doesn't matter. Internet is global and no one has any special right in terms of control.
it, like most things has its ups and downs, sure , the seasons aren't as solid as days of yore, but their lows are still higher than a lot of television nowadays.
"You have to OK all the things that an app can touch before you install it"
'zactly. And there have been several apps I haven't installed for just such reason. Whether this is FUD or not I think the issue does need to be raised so those who might ignore what access the app "requires" will think before blindly clicking OK to install. I think too, apps that are requiring unnecessary access (why does a satellite tracking app need access to my call log???) need a better way to be exposed as questionable.
"I don't know if Apple would ever release a Windows version of the iOS runtime."
Why wouldn't they? It would be a potential new revenue stream for them, and one which they would have a lot of control over, so if it wound up being unprofitable they could just shut it down. They could even divide the market along "Apple products only" lines
Funny enough, the 'random' quote at the bottom of this page of comments is this:There are more things in heaven and earth, Horatio, than are dreamt of in your philosophy.
My concealed carry instructor informed us that the best defense is a portable MP3 recorder. Use it liberally as it can easily be erased and restarted. If you ever find yourself in a defensive situation, what you say (and what they say) can be paramount in a self defense case.
>>>go ahead and call me a troll, but I just want to know what government programs started with good intentions (besides perhaps, wars) have made things worse.Ooops I forgot the biggest one:- Government School/Dept of Education (indoctrinates rather than educates - also very money-inefficient compared to private alternatives that d a better job with half as much cash, or an equal job with one-quarter as much cash)I would also argue that it's Anti-prochoice due to it having a monopoly on money. It's
And this is all exactly what I view as being the problem. We keep giving people this cool new stuff with more and more ways to hurt themselves. Unfortunately, what should be common sense is not, and so people get caught by surprise.
Yes, you hear 'someone faxed about this' - but if you hear how CNN and other places use it, you hear 'Our viewer Jack tweeted: Me too!' (or whatever)......literally, as a drop in replacement for wrote.The problem is, that us 'technophiles' here might know what the word means, but for a vast number of the people out there - the word might mean next to nothing.When programmable computers were developed, bringing in the word computers made sense for it, as it was something new, something that didn't really ha
One of. If you have it installed on IE, it installs it on firefox, even if you didn't have the firefox one. Even if you don't even have firefox installed.
The difference being that that add-in was arguably useful. It enabled click-once in firefox, iirc, which is a fairly handy experience for running small apps over the web. If I recall, Java does the same thing. The problem then was that firefox had no way to distinguish between a version with a flaw, and a version without a flaw, so they had no choice but to temporarily blacklist it (and there was that issue with not being able to disable it due to permissions).Browser toolbars, however, never strike me as a nice addition to a product without asking.
EFI can have BIOS compatibility modules installed. So it *MIGHT* cause compatibility issues, or it might not.. depends on the motherboard manufacturer, and if they include BIOS compatibility. You may also be able to add BIOS modules later.
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it, like most things has its ups and downs, sure , the seasons aren't as solid as days of yore, but their lows are still higher than a lot of television nowadays.
"You have to OK all the things that an app can touch before you install it" 'zactly. And there have been several apps I haven't installed for just such reason. Whether this is FUD or not I think the issue does need to be raised so those who might ignore what access the app "requires" will think before blindly clicking OK to install. I think too, apps that are requiring unnecessary access (why does a satellite tracking app need access to my call log???) need a better way to be exposed as questionable.
Funny enough, the 'random' quote at the bottom of this page of comments is this:There are more things in heaven and earth, Horatio, than are dreamt of in your philosophy.
Actually pigs do like rolling in the mud. Though it has to do with staying cool and keeping the sun off rather than liking the dirt.
"World peace has been declared. LOL jk We are invading Africa"
My concealed carry instructor informed us that the best defense is a portable MP3 recorder. Use it liberally as it can easily be erased and restarted. If you ever find yourself in a defensive situation, what you say (and what they say) can be paramount in a self defense case.
>>>go ahead and call me a troll, but I just want to know what government programs started with good intentions (besides perhaps, wars) have made things worse.Ooops I forgot the biggest one:- Government School/Dept of Education (indoctrinates rather than educates - also very money-inefficient compared to private alternatives that d a better job with half as much cash, or an equal job with one-quarter as much cash)I would also argue that it's Anti-prochoice due to it having a monopoly on money. It's
They'll just spend any savings on some other bologna project. So what's the difference...
And this is all exactly what I view as being the problem. We keep giving people this cool new stuff with more and more ways to hurt themselves. Unfortunately, what should be common sense is not, and so people get caught by surprise.
Wind tunnel test of original enterprise
In this economy, You are pretty replaceble, according to what you say your skills are. So you are behind the eightball.
And ear marks to pay for adding turtle crossings to roads in Badlands, South Dakota.
The difference being that that add-in was arguably useful. It enabled click-once in firefox, iirc, which is a fairly handy experience for running small apps over the web. If I recall, Java does the same thing. The problem then was that firefox had no way to distinguish between a version with a flaw, and a version without a flaw, so they had no choice but to temporarily blacklist it (and there was that issue with not being able to disable it due to permissions).Browser toolbars, however, never strike me as a nice addition to a product without asking.
EFI can have BIOS compatibility modules installed. So it *MIGHT* cause compatibility issues, or it might not.. depends on the motherboard manufacturer, and if they include BIOS compatibility. You may also be able to add BIOS modules later.
"Well, now we know who not to vote for..."And whose story to forward throughout teh intarwebs so this becomes the only thing the ***** is known for.
Regularly is any amount of time as long as it's regular
But you don't need a book to learn the keyboard shortcuts of your operating system.
So is the MIPS.