It's doing well in the enterprise because it's bundled with Office which is the default suite of business applications: not because it's doing quite well as a communication tool on its own. My division deals with constant gripes from the end-users regarding UI/UX quirks related to Skype for Business.
Twenty year old products such as AOL Instant Messenger still beat out Skype and Skype for Business when it comes to user experience and commonsense UI design. I'm sure some Slashdot members would ask me to cite examples, but I don't have that much time to dedicate to bitching about Skype at the moment.
Windows is targeted because it's popular. If we all switched to Linux as our primary workstation at home and work, it would be just as targeted. It won't be until then when we discover just how secure (or unsecure) Linux really is.
I believe there are many benefits to Linux, but the argument to move away from one insecure platform to another platform which is probably just as insecure isn't one I find very motivating.
It would seem that technology enthusiasts who have an interest in information systems don't have a strong desire to read about rockets posted on a website that used to be dedicated to news about information systems.
It works after Windows 10 has spent hours/days indexing the start menu items. However, it does not work correctly on a fresh install of Windows 10 which has booted up for the first time. You know... the most likely time you would want to manually check for updates.
I couldn't have stated it better than you have here. Windows 10 offers little to no feature, function, or benefit that would motivate Windows 7 users to switch. The only thing I can think of is arguably a better interface for touch screen users. Windows 10 is crippling from an efficiency-of-use perspective. Want to update your system? Try hitting the start button in Windows 10 and type "Windows Update". The search results are ridiculous and there are literally 100s (perhaps 1000s?) of examples of clunky experiences just like this one. Getting Windows 10 to behave properly in an enterprise environment is also a nightmare. We spent weeks tinkering with Group Policies in an effort to make Windows 10 stop spying on the agency, and to stop terrorizing our end-users with frivolous prompts squirting out of every orifice in the user interface.
Why would I check a device that I typically don't need to touch (umbrella) to determine if I need an umbrella. Wouldn't the better solution be to check another device I have in my possession daily to determine if I need the umbrella? Admittedly, I only read the article summary. Go easy on me!
Regardless of any imperfect implementation of information dissemination, shouldn't Snowden and Assange essentially be on the same team here? The bickering seems to undermine them both.
File server running Plex Media Server on the backend. On the frontend install the plex client on any of these: xbox one, xbox 360, roku, raspberry pi, HTPC, android TV, Nvidia Shield, on and on and on and on...
The advertisement is a little ironic considering that T-Mobile has more subscribers than AT&T, Verizon, and Sprint. Not only is the advertisement unprofessional, but the connotation that T-Mobile is ghetto is completely incorrect.
If I insinuated that you're poor, unintelligent, implied you're not able to attract females, or implied any other derogatory remark in your direction, I sincerely apologize. It is one thing for me to insinuate something, but if you took it personally and you took offense to it, perhaps it is because it struck a personal cord with you. If you're sad, get some help.
All of these black characters strung together are just words. It is only you that can give them meaning. Good night grasshoppah.
In the single post you've made above there are no less than 6 spelling/grammar errors. Only children speak using the word "like" all the time. I think we both know who needs to do homework and grow up here, and that somebody is you.
I have a wife that needs my attention. I'm sorry that you have to tend to your own genitals.
There are several manufacturers with vehicles that have lane-sense and auto-steer technology. The systems have been on public roadways for 15 years now. You could at least fire up Google and search once or twice before being an asshole. Do I have to do everything for you? Here are 7 MILLION SEARCH RESULTS for "Lane Keeping System" you moron. https://www.google.com/search?...
I bought a vehicle that can drive itself. The steering wheel and peddles looked identical to every other car I drove. One day, while using the self-driving feature in a vehicle that looked identically to every other vehicle, the car shifted right to avoid what it thought was a line in the road and it put me on a collision path with another vehicle. Had I not known the car was capable of this, it could have caused an accident. I spent 30 minutes reading the manual when I bought it; I anticipated that the vehicle would behave differently than other vehicles I had in the past, and I saved lives.
I think it's past your bed time. You have no clue what you're talking about, and you persist in being abrasive simply to feed your own arrogance. Please stop bullying me.
If you've been able to simply hop in and go with every vehicle you've ever owned, clearly you've never been able to afford a vehicle with a broad range of advanced features. I'm sorry you're upset by that. Please don't take it out on me.
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The legal bass is in the range of 20hz - 100hz and sounds really good coming out of the back of a hatchback.
It's doing well in the enterprise because it's bundled with Office which is the default suite of business applications: not because it's doing quite well as a communication tool on its own. My division deals with constant gripes from the end-users regarding UI/UX quirks related to Skype for Business.
Twenty year old products such as AOL Instant Messenger still beat out Skype and Skype for Business when it comes to user experience and commonsense UI design. I'm sure some Slashdot members would ask me to cite examples, but I don't have that much time to dedicate to bitching about Skype at the moment.
Windows is targeted because it's popular. If we all switched to Linux as our primary workstation at home and work, it would be just as targeted. It won't be until then when we discover just how secure (or unsecure) Linux really is.
I believe there are many benefits to Linux, but the argument to move away from one insecure platform to another platform which is probably just as insecure isn't one I find very motivating.
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Streaming from the Dark Corners of the Web is also looking a lot like my new TV service.
It could also be that restaurant owners are telling the cooks to send out meals poorly prepared and poorly presented.
How could I have missed something? I made the post as a metaphorical tribute to Japan. Perhaps you missed that?
Fat loser sits in his mom's basement posting lame retorts as an Anonymous Coward making fun of people from other nations. How brave of you.
It would seem that technology enthusiasts who have an interest in information systems don't have a strong desire to read about rockets posted on a website that used to be dedicated to news about information systems.
Oh no, they say he's got to go go go Godzilla
Oh no, there goes Tokyo go go Godzilla
It works after Windows 10 has spent hours/days indexing the start menu items. However, it does not work correctly on a fresh install of Windows 10 which has booted up for the first time. You know... the most likely time you would want to manually check for updates.
I couldn't have stated it better than you have here. Windows 10 offers little to no feature, function, or benefit that would motivate Windows 7 users to switch. The only thing I can think of is arguably a better interface for touch screen users. Windows 10 is crippling from an efficiency-of-use perspective. Want to update your system? Try hitting the start button in Windows 10 and type "Windows Update". The search results are ridiculous and there are literally 100s (perhaps 1000s?) of examples of clunky experiences just like this one. Getting Windows 10 to behave properly in an enterprise environment is also a nightmare. We spent weeks tinkering with Group Policies in an effort to make Windows 10 stop spying on the agency, and to stop terrorizing our end-users with frivolous prompts squirting out of every orifice in the user interface.
Why would I check a device that I typically don't need to touch (umbrella) to determine if I need an umbrella. Wouldn't the better solution be to check another device I have in my possession daily to determine if I need the umbrella? Admittedly, I only read the article summary. Go easy on me!
I'd recommend Endian Firewall. It could accomplish this quite easily, and its simple to setup.
I seriously love the UNINSTALL feature built into all versions of Java.
Regardless of any imperfect implementation of information dissemination, shouldn't Snowden and Assange essentially be on the same team here? The bickering seems to undermine them both.
File server running Plex Media Server on the backend. On the frontend install the plex client on any of these: xbox one, xbox 360, roku, raspberry pi, HTPC, android TV, Nvidia Shield, on and on and on and on...
The advertisement is a little ironic considering that T-Mobile has more subscribers than AT&T, Verizon, and Sprint. Not only is the advertisement unprofessional, but the connotation that T-Mobile is ghetto is completely incorrect.
A small hole not mended in time becomes big hole in no time.
If I insinuated that you're poor, unintelligent, implied you're not able to attract females, or implied any other derogatory remark in your direction, I sincerely apologize. It is one thing for me to insinuate something, but if you took it personally and you took offense to it, perhaps it is because it struck a personal cord with you. If you're sad, get some help.
All of these black characters strung together are just words. It is only you that can give them meaning. Good night grasshoppah.
In the single post you've made above there are no less than 6 spelling/grammar errors. Only children speak using the word "like" all the time. I think we both know who needs to do homework and grow up here, and that somebody is you.
I have a wife that needs my attention. I'm sorry that you have to tend to your own genitals.
There are several manufacturers with vehicles that have lane-sense and auto-steer technology. The systems have been on public roadways for 15 years now. You could at least fire up Google and search once or twice before being an asshole. Do I have to do everything for you? Here are 7 MILLION SEARCH RESULTS for "Lane Keeping System" you moron. https://www.google.com/search?...
At least you're finally being honest with yourself. I'm proud of you.
I bought a vehicle that can drive itself. The steering wheel and peddles looked identical to every other car I drove. One day, while using the self-driving feature in a vehicle that looked identically to every other vehicle, the car shifted right to avoid what it thought was a line in the road and it put me on a collision path with another vehicle. Had I not known the car was capable of this, it could have caused an accident. I spent 30 minutes reading the manual when I bought it; I anticipated that the vehicle would behave differently than other vehicles I had in the past, and I saved lives.
I think it's past your bed time. You have no clue what you're talking about, and you persist in being abrasive simply to feed your own arrogance. Please stop bullying me.
If you've been able to simply hop in and go with every vehicle you've ever owned, clearly you've never been able to afford a vehicle with a broad range of advanced features. I'm sorry you're upset by that. Please don't take it out on me.