And with APG and k9mail on Android this is simple to use on a mobile phone. I bet the UAE (and the USA) government would have a fit if everyone sent emails with 4096 bit encryption.
Not only is itunes full of cruft, it was originally bought from an outside developer and shoehorned into what apple wanted it to look like. It has been horrible from the get go.
Where in the article does it state this? I can't find any info about it at least. All the article claims is that it is a kernel module, and in that case this is really old news as we had a story about it some time ago.
Do you have to have a rooted device already in order to install it or does it use an exploit to gain this? Will it show the usual warnings about permission requirements when installing? If it does use an exploit, it would be interesting to use this for regular rooting of the devices.
Fibres from the marijuana plant produce a material stronger then cotton at a much lower cost to produce (faster growth time, higher yield per plant, able to withstand harsher environmental conditions) thus you have to oft quoted stoner conspiracy that the anti-weed movement was sponsored by America's cotton growers.
I haven't seen anyone refute this. I can imagine though that fighting the cotton growers would be about as successful as trying to kill the corn subsidies.
I couldn't find anything about how long they keep location data in any of those documents. Only that they would retain it for as long as it said in the policy, but the policy doesn't specify. It also say that they keep it longer if required or permitted by law.
My 67 year old father built his own computer and installed hackintosh and kubuntu on it, and he has windows 7 running in a vm in paralells or something. My 92 year old grand mother is skyping with her 102 year old cousin across the pond. Things are changing:)
"How many Fox News viewers think Saddam was responsible for 9/11? No, both parties manipulate the truth to their benefit but one party takes it to a whole new and exciting level."
Not many. How many people think that global warming is man-made, even though there is evidence to prove otherwise? How many people believe that bush started the war to make himself rich?
As you can see here about 1/3 of the american population believe that saddam was directly responsible for 9/11. I'd say that is pretty significant (and you can bet that the majority of this 1/3 is watching fox)
There's a common myth that "rich people get Iphones" - it's turning into the technological equivalent of designer labels. People pay for an expensive logo to show off their wealth, but no one else cares, and we get the same functionality and save money elsewhere.
I think this works the same as with expensive cloths here where i live (Oslo, Norway). The people that want to appear rich buy the expensive stuff and are going for the style 100%. The people who actually are rich doesn't bother so much. It's the same way with the iphone (except it's starting to become uncool again). Where i work there are about 70% htc, 20% nokia and 10% iphone+ericson+samsung etc.
The funny is that the policies of a company leaves you with a crippled and slow device and you decides to wait for another version of the product and not switch to a competitor.
And you are notified when installing in red letters exactly what the application has access to. News flash: 100% of your pc applications have access to your file system!
You can just mount the sd card over usb on your computer and do it from there. You have no layers, its just a usb block device (the phone unmounts the sd card and just passes it through to the computer).
Can't you just put a "turn 3g on/off" widget on one of the home screens? No need to put it in airplane mode to kill the cellular data traffic.. well on my android at least. Same with wifi and gps:)
Yeah i don't get why this is called a new feature, my old nokia did this _ages_ ago over 3g. I used it a bit in the start since they had free video calls for the advertising. The fun part is that the iphone can only do this over wifi so its even more useless.
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Somehow you missed the "Instant is on" drop down right next to the text entry field (to the right).
They have an "off switch" if you don't want to use it ;)
And with APG and k9mail on Android this is simple to use on a mobile phone. I bet the UAE (and the USA) government would have a fit if everyone sent emails with 4096 bit encryption.
Not only is itunes full of cruft, it was originally bought from an outside developer and shoehorned into what apple wanted it to look like. It has been horrible from the get go.
[citation needed]
The irony is that BTRFS was started by Oracle.
They should have incorporated the FSM into their god squad logo :)
Help, they can see me going into my house!
They will know where i live..
WHERE IS MY TIN FOIL HAT?!?!
You have Perfect World
It seems to be the WoW of F2P
OMG DELETE THE INTERNET!
Where in the article does it state this?
I can't find any info about it at least.
All the article claims is that it is a kernel module, and in that case this is really old news as we had a story about it some time ago.
Do you have to have a rooted device already in order to install it or does it use an exploit to gain this? Will it show the usual warnings about permission requirements when installing?
If it does use an exploit, it would be interesting to use this for regular rooting of the devices.
Fibres from the marijuana plant produce a material stronger then cotton at a much lower cost to produce (faster growth time, higher yield per plant, able to withstand harsher environmental conditions) thus you have to oft quoted stoner conspiracy that the anti-weed movement was sponsored by America's cotton growers.
I haven't seen anyone refute this. I can imagine though that fighting the cotton growers would be about as successful as trying to kill the corn subsidies.
I couldn't find anything about how long they keep location data in any of those documents. Only that they would retain it for as long as it said in the policy, but the policy doesn't specify. It also say that they keep it longer if required or permitted by law.
My 67 year old father built his own computer and installed hackintosh and kubuntu on it, and he has windows 7 running in a vm in paralells or something. My 92 year old grand mother is skyping with her 102 year old cousin across the pond. Things are changing :)
They sure have an ugly web page.
"How many Fox News viewers think Saddam was responsible for 9/11? No, both parties manipulate the truth to their benefit but one party takes it to a whole new and exciting level."
Not many. How many people think that global warming is man-made, even though there is evidence to prove otherwise? How many people believe that bush started the war to make himself rich?
As you can see here about 1/3 of the american population believe that saddam was directly responsible for 9/11. I'd say that is pretty significant (and you can bet that the majority of this 1/3 is watching fox)
Just install facebook purity and you block all spam (it works with firefox, chrome and safari)
There's a common myth that "rich people get Iphones" - it's turning into the technological equivalent of designer labels. People pay for an expensive logo to show off their wealth, but no one else cares, and we get the same functionality and save money elsewhere.
I think this works the same as with expensive cloths here where i live (Oslo, Norway). The people that want to appear rich buy the expensive stuff and are going for the style 100%. The people who actually are rich doesn't bother so much.
It's the same way with the iphone (except it's starting to become uncool again).
Where i work there are about 70% htc, 20% nokia and 10% iphone+ericson+samsung etc.
The funny is that the policies of a company leaves you with a crippled and slow device and you decides to wait for another version of the product and not switch to a competitor.
And you are notified when installing in red letters exactly what the application has access to.
News flash: 100% of your pc applications have access to your file system!
SMS was a free "extra service" for some time here in Norway (around 1994).
You can just mount the sd card over usb on your computer and do it from there. You have no layers, its just a usb block device (the phone unmounts the sd card and just passes it through to the computer).
Can't you just put a "turn 3g on/off" widget on one of the home screens? :)
No need to put it in airplane mode to kill the cellular data traffic..
well on my android at least.
Same with wifi and gps
Yeah i don't get why this is called a new feature, my old nokia did this _ages_ ago over 3g. I used it a bit in the start since they had free video calls for the advertising. The fun part is that the iphone can only do this over wifi so its even more useless.