The website itself says that integrated encryption is supported in Windows 8/7/Vista, but when you go to MS's website about Bitlocker for Win 7, it says that it's only supported in Enterprise and Ultimate versions of Windows 7. Guess everyone on Home / Pro versions gets screwed!
Noisemakers in all new Hybrid's/EV are required under a law that was passed during the lame-duck congressional session in Dec 2010. Toyota's Prius started putting them in the 2012 models.
Last time I checked, Canada is outside of the US. Although, I haven't read the ToS (who does) so I couldn't tell you if there is an exception for Canada.
Im not an expert of the Freedom of Information Act(FOIA), but govenment communications I believe are subject to the act, but I don't think that his personal Crackberry would be subject to it.
If the price of electricity goes up in the summer just due to the demand from AC, what would current rates do if everyone started plugging in their cars? Maybe gas will drop to $0.50/gal and the cost of electricity will jump to the equivelant of $5.00 gas.
It's sad to hear about things like this. No reasonable person with a life is going to read that. I guess I actually appreciate the press bringing this to light so some kind of action can be taken on it.
It also makes me glad that I don't live in CA and that I am on Vonage.
Hybrids tended to have a minimal savings per month ~80-100 bucks~ but had a massively larger investment upfront were always smaller in size and had weaker engines than the cheaper gas car.(people seem to forget hybrids in addition to higher cost don't have good financing)
I hear this argument all the time (I own a 2008 Prius). I paid $24K for my car. People say that I paid $10K more than a Kia (or whatever compact car you want) so I will never really see the savings.
The fact is though, that the Prius is a mid-size car and when you compare the features to other mid-size cars, the "hybrid premium" is only $3-4K. With gas currently averaging $4.30/gal here in Hawaii, I save on average $1200/year over the Ford Escape that I was driving. That means I will have the "hybrid premium" paid off in about three years.
As an aside that 11 year calculation doesn't take into account what happens when you need a new several thousand dollar battery - they supposedly have an 8 year life-cycle; chances are you'll have to replace it and that pushes the break-even point out to 15 years!
Toyota tends to make very reliable cars and their warranty on the Hybrid system (including the battery) is 8 years/ 100K miles (10year/150K in Cal). The battery costs $3K (incl labor) to replace btw.
At the end of the day, I love my car. I dont care what other people think of it cause I am the one who drives it, not them.
Also, do yourself a favor and talk to your bank/credit union, you will see that you will usually get better financing through them than you will at the dealership.
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What do they think what NFL Sunday Ticket is? Fans are essentially paying to watch their team when they live out of market.
Didn't know that I had to include a /sarcasm tag for you to understand sarcasm.
Why didn't we steal something useful, like their plans/strategy for world cup?
The Register [theregister.co.uk] suggests that the version 7.2 binary has in fact been compromised and is suggesting not to touch that binary.
The website itself says that integrated encryption is supported in Windows 8/7/Vista, but when you go to MS's website about Bitlocker for Win 7, it says that it's only supported in Enterprise and Ultimate versions of Windows 7. Guess everyone on Home / Pro versions gets screwed!
Reminds me of the comment on the PBS documentary called "Carrier," one of the Sailors said the ratio on the ship was "Eight hot dogs to one bun!"
No kidding.. I thought that's what the moderators were doing before they posted the articles...
You will be assimilated, resistance is futile!
Noisemakers in all new Hybrid's/EV are required under a law that was passed during the lame-duck congressional session in Dec 2010. Toyota's Prius started putting them in the 2012 models.
Seems a bit interesting that Apple releases iOS 4.3 and an update to Safari just hours before PWN2OWN kicks off at CanSecWest...
Just don't live in a place that follows Daylight Savings Time...Aloha!
Just wait until someone drops kiddie porn on it or the latest malware!!
Tor FTW!
That's what I've been thinking lately... Why Fly?
I would choose the one with the swimming pool.
That's got to be a wild ride if you hit turbulence.
Crap rolls downhill, as they say.
But the monkeys in Congress seem to be throwing it at everyone else.
I am a government employee (Military) and I do pay taxes.
Last time I checked, Canada is outside of the US. Although, I haven't read the ToS (who does) so I couldn't tell you if there is an exception for Canada.
Im not an expert of the Freedom of Information Act(FOIA), but govenment communications I believe are subject to the act, but I don't think that his personal Crackberry would be subject to it.
I'm not about to do my online banking at a Starbucks
Hopefully your bank uses SSL.
If the price of electricity goes up in the summer just due to the demand from AC, what would current rates do if everyone started plugging in their cars? Maybe gas will drop to $0.50/gal and the cost of electricity will jump to the equivelant of $5.00 gas.
Apple will team up with the **AA and sue whoever posts their rejection letter for copyright infringement.
It also makes me glad that I don't live in CA and that I am on Vonage.
Hybrids tended to have a minimal savings per month ~80-100 bucks~ but had a massively larger investment upfront were always smaller in size and had weaker engines than the cheaper gas car.(people seem to forget hybrids in addition to higher cost don't have good financing)
I hear this argument all the time (I own a 2008 Prius). I paid $24K for my car. People say that I paid $10K more than a Kia (or whatever compact car you want) so I will never really see the savings.
The fact is though, that the Prius is a mid-size car and when you compare the features to other mid-size cars, the "hybrid premium" is only $3-4K. With gas currently averaging $4.30/gal here in Hawaii, I save on average $1200/year over the Ford Escape that I was driving. That means I will have the "hybrid premium" paid off in about three years.
As an aside that 11 year calculation doesn't take into account what happens when you need a new several thousand dollar battery - they supposedly have an 8 year life-cycle; chances are you'll have to replace it and that pushes the break-even point out to 15 years!
Toyota tends to make very reliable cars and their warranty on the Hybrid system (including the battery) is 8 years/ 100K miles (10year/150K in Cal). The battery costs $3K (incl labor) to replace btw.
At the end of the day, I love my car. I dont care what other people think of it cause I am the one who drives it, not them.
Also, do yourself a favor and talk to your bank/credit union, you will see that you will usually get better financing through them than you will at the dealership.
And then you would get the EPA on you pollution.