I guess that they finally got tired of OS 10 (X)? They must be trying to be anti-Microsoft. With Microsoft bringing Windows 10 to both platforms, Apple wants to make sure you don't confuse the iPhone OS with the mac OS. I always loved the name game. I was looking forward to Windows 9.
Yes. Interesting conundrum there. If a terrorist kills your family or your money is stolen by a hacker, you want your government to help you. Yet, you want to make sure they can't.
Under low usage, CDMA could cover more area than TDMA/GSM. If the usage went to high, the coverage area would automatically shrink. Carriers trying to cover vast areas like Canada and the US choose it so it cut down the number of towers needed to cover an area. The reason Verizon still has the largest coverage in the US. But, it never became a global standard and it is now cheaper to field GSM based systems since the parts are cheaper due to a larger user base. Remember, these are voice standards, not data standards. In the US, Verizon is CDMA and LTE, AT&T is GSM and LTE. They are slowly converting to voice over data, so they will eventually get rid of the voice only channels.
All large US government organizations still rely on COBOL systems in one way or the other. They are slowly being replaced, but they process a large amount of data, and have been doing so for a long time. With modern hardware, the number of people who are required to support them dropped from a few hundred per large system to 30-50 people. Hard to replace all the effort that went into making them do what they do.
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Or get a driver's license.
Then I can play Reversi to my heart's content.
Ok, I have a copy of Windows 2.11 around here somewhere. Not sure if that counted as being released.
16 bit software will save the day again.
I can't wait for the age of steampunk satellites.
So Apple named iOS 10, but rename OS X to mac OS. Great naming strategy.
I guess that they finally got tired of OS 10 (X)? They must be trying to be anti-Microsoft. With Microsoft bringing Windows 10 to both platforms, Apple wants to make sure you don't confuse the iPhone OS with the mac OS. I always loved the name game. I was looking forward to Windows 9.
are you going to be building these cities?
that you live near a porno film studio.
Even polite to the police.
There is a difference between terror and fear. I was afraid to jump off the high dive as a kid. I wasn't terrified by it.
Yes. Interesting conundrum there. If a terrorist kills your family or your money is stolen by a hacker, you want your government to help you. Yet, you want to make sure they can't.
We need to invent a means to communicate via Neutrinos, so no one can intercept the message. Not even the recipient.
Build it so that people can't trade kiddie porn, or plan terrorist attacks, or spread ransom-ware to people's computers.
I don't tend to use anything else.
Under low usage, CDMA could cover more area than TDMA/GSM. If the usage went to high, the coverage area would automatically shrink. Carriers trying to cover vast areas like Canada and the US choose it so it cut down the number of towers needed to cover an area. The reason Verizon still has the largest coverage in the US. But, it never became a global standard and it is now cheaper to field GSM based systems since the parts are cheaper due to a larger user base. Remember, these are voice standards, not data standards. In the US, Verizon is CDMA and LTE, AT&T is GSM and LTE. They are slowly converting to voice over data, so they will eventually get rid of the voice only channels.
Stingrays can be designed to work on any protocol. They first worked against GSM, which is what everyone in Canada is moving to vice CDMA.
When everyone who is threatening to move to Canada actually moves there.
Though I am holding out for mechanical Pac Man.
All large US government organizations still rely on COBOL systems in one way or the other. They are slowly being replaced, but they process a large amount of data, and have been doing so for a long time. With modern hardware, the number of people who are required to support them dropped from a few hundred per large system to 30-50 people. Hard to replace all the effort that went into making them do what they do.
I'm glad I'm still on Frienster
Do they eventually go away?
We should sue whoever is responsible.
Reading them online for hours is equally stupid. At least it go some attention.
Great, now another new group in charge of running the Navy/Marine Corp Internet (NMCI).