This kind of corruption is what happens when federal government bureaucracies grow too powerful. If the EU didn't exist there would be country to country competition. The UK may wind up being the technology leader in Europe in ten years if the remaining EU allows telco extortion. Then watch all country-exit happen leaving an empty EU.
AVG is a cesspool these days. We'll soon see if Avast quality drops also. In the meantime. Avira and 360 Total Security with Bitdefender and Avira engines installed, both are excellent free AV programs, as long as you don't install tool bars or click on any free "opportunities" or recommendations.
Israel is upset that Facebook didn't spy for them? State's have their own spy organizations that do that stuff. Get off your asses and go look for yourself to see what's posted. Why would any country expect a foreign organization to do their work for them? That's outlandish and pretty damn lazy.
Today's birds are what remains of dinosaurs, at lest the ones with wings that could get to safer ground, or air. The big dinos bit the dust. We came from very nimble and intelligent creatures that grew up and got even smarter, while removing the competition for food. Yeah, we kind of knew this.
TO cut down on advertising I changed my default Android browser from Chrome to Opera Mini. Now, I see that move paid off in ways that one would not expect. InMobi should be prosecuted, not just fined. Such a pussy move by the regulators.
I hope not. Bill Clinton's first campaign for President, while he was still governor, was partially funded by the Chinese government, or so some close to his campaign said years ago. I don't think anyone really cares who gives candidates money. What the person that gets the money does after being elected si what matters. Bill Clinton never raised a stink about the Chinese hacking into our national labs computers, stealing state secrets. That's where the outrage should have been directed. I suspect that Hillary, if elected, is equally bought and paid for.
The reviewer is loaned the item for a short time. They are not given the item. Very often reviewers are allowed to purchase an item at an accommodation price, often half of the retail price. If the reviewer does this, they usually state that they loved it so much, they bought it. Some reviewers. like Paul Thurrott buy at retail so as not to be influenced in the future.
Since auto insurance is mandatory, the insurance companies will only get richer, at least for a while. There will still be a need for auto insurance since accidents will still happen, possibly not car-on-car accidents so much, but things go wrong and it would be beneficial to have insurance to pay for the damage and cover any lawsuits.
They would have been Bolivia grown chickens purchased to help local poor folks. But fuck the Bolivian government if they don't care to get free money for their chicken farmers and free food for the hungry under their pitiful governance.
The "Anniversary update" will expand the tile "suggestions" from five to ten. Microsoft doesn't want the OEM's to compete with their own bloatware and "suggestions". So, you can make their life better. Just be prepared to constantly remove their freemium apps that you uninstalled, but that they keep reinstalling. Windows 10 is horrible in this respect.
I do not want a car that has wireless access to start it, or eventually hack into it. I don't believe I'll ever want one that can update OTA. I'll stick with my old fashioned 2014 car that only connects to my Bluetooth phone. A car that is part of the "Internet of things" seems like a disaster waiting to happen. If over the air updates to software are possible, things will go wrong. The car will be hacked. Accidents will happen. This makes me almost shudder.
The lesson here to budding robbers is to not bring your phone with you when you go to work. Seriously, I'm sure that there are enough video cameras around to capture a robber's movements. Video is one way that it was proven that Timothy McVeigh was the Oklahoma City bomber. I think there's more to this story then we're being told.
There is little point in uninstalling some Windows 10 apps as a cumulative update re-installs it. 3D builder keeps coming back on my machine. I have no idea why Microsoft thinks that their 3D printer app is something special that I would want to use if I had a 3D printer that came with it's own program.
SD cards have processors in them, which affects performance. SSD's can be plugged into a USB 3.0 dock and get about 180-MB/second data transfer, as measured by HD Tune. USB 3.1 docks will be double that speed.
I don't understand why Hawking's opinions about anything outside of physics is given publicity. Although one of the most brilliant minds of our time, in his field, he's not a politician nor a businessman.
The Iranian government will learn that only mindless conversations will be easy to intercept unencrypted. Maybe, even those will be encrypted by uses just to drive Big Brother a bit nuts. If the government shuts Internet messaging down, peer to peer networks will pop up. They can't stop technology completely.
Earlier today I bought an LG K8 running Android 6 at US Cellular for $30. It's not a contract deal either. It's prepaid. So, there are plenty of good phones with evolved mobile OS's available, that cost about what you paid for your Lumia 635.
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This kind of corruption is what happens when federal government bureaucracies grow too powerful. If the EU didn't exist there would be country to country competition. The UK may wind up being the technology leader in Europe in ten years if the remaining EU allows telco extortion. Then watch all country-exit happen leaving an empty EU.
AVG is a cesspool these days. We'll soon see if Avast quality drops also. In the meantime. Avira and 360 Total Security with Bitdefender and Avira engines installed, both are excellent free AV programs, as long as you don't install tool bars or click on any free "opportunities" or recommendations.
Israel is upset that Facebook didn't spy for them? State's have their own spy organizations that do that stuff. Get off your asses and go look for yourself to see what's posted. Why would any country expect a foreign organization to do their work for them? That's outlandish and pretty damn lazy.
I agree. My original notes are handwritten. Afterward, I organize them, where appropriate, in my computer using old school spreadsheets.
Today's birds are what remains of dinosaurs, at lest the ones with wings that could get to safer ground, or air. The big dinos bit the dust. We came from very nimble and intelligent creatures that grew up and got even smarter, while removing the competition for food. Yeah, we kind of knew this.
You could always drive a nail in the battery and enjoy the result, which might be a small fire or just some sparks. Fun either way.
The user needs to allow data transfer to a new USB connection, with Android 6. Otherwise, its just for charging the battery.
TO cut down on advertising I changed my default Android browser from Chrome to Opera Mini. Now, I see that move paid off in ways that one would not expect. InMobi should be prosecuted, not just fined. Such a pussy move by the regulators.
I hope not. Bill Clinton's first campaign for President, while he was still governor, was partially funded by the Chinese government, or so some close to his campaign said years ago. I don't think anyone really cares who gives candidates money. What the person that gets the money does after being elected si what matters. Bill Clinton never raised a stink about the Chinese hacking into our national labs computers, stealing state secrets. That's where the outrage should have been directed. I suspect that Hillary, if elected, is equally bought and paid for.
The reviewer is loaned the item for a short time. They are not given the item. Very often reviewers are allowed to purchase an item at an accommodation price, often half of the retail price. If the reviewer does this, they usually state that they loved it so much, they bought it. Some reviewers. like Paul Thurrott buy at retail so as not to be influenced in the future.
Since auto insurance is mandatory, the insurance companies will only get richer, at least for a while. There will still be a need for auto insurance since accidents will still happen, possibly not car-on-car accidents so much, but things go wrong and it would be beneficial to have insurance to pay for the damage and cover any lawsuits.
They would have been Bolivia grown chickens purchased to help local poor folks. But fuck the Bolivian government if they don't care to get free money for their chicken farmers and free food for the hungry under their pitiful governance.
The "Anniversary update" will expand the tile "suggestions" from five to ten. Microsoft doesn't want the OEM's to compete with their own bloatware and "suggestions". So, you can make their life better. Just be prepared to constantly remove their freemium apps that you uninstalled, but that they keep reinstalling. Windows 10 is horrible in this respect.
I do not want a car that has wireless access to start it, or eventually hack into it. I don't believe I'll ever want one that can update OTA. I'll stick with my old fashioned 2014 car that only connects to my Bluetooth phone. A car that is part of the "Internet of things" seems like a disaster waiting to happen. If over the air updates to software are possible, things will go wrong. The car will be hacked. Accidents will happen. This makes me almost shudder.
Possibly the best attack vector remains in place then. Great idea.
Only the very large dinosaurs are gone. The rest are today's birds.
The lesson here to budding robbers is to not bring your phone with you when you go to work. Seriously, I'm sure that there are enough video cameras around to capture a robber's movements. Video is one way that it was proven that Timothy McVeigh was the Oklahoma City bomber. I think there's more to this story then we're being told.
Freeze population growth? I presume that you are aware that many religions want their followers to go forth and multiply.
There is little point in uninstalling some Windows 10 apps as a cumulative update re-installs it. 3D builder keeps coming back on my machine. I have no idea why Microsoft thinks that their 3D printer app is something special that I would want to use if I had a 3D printer that came with it's own program.
SD cards have processors in them, which affects performance. SSD's can be plugged into a USB 3.0 dock and get about 180-MB/second data transfer, as measured by HD Tune. USB 3.1 docks will be double that speed.
When cable went out for a day. The picture was sharper than cables' HD signal, until trucks drove by, then it froze.
I agree. The current level of arrogance at Microsoft makes the Gates/Ballmer days look timid and somewhat pleasant in comparison.
I don't understand why Hawking's opinions about anything outside of physics is given publicity. Although one of the most brilliant minds of our time, in his field, he's not a politician nor a businessman.
The Iranian government will learn that only mindless conversations will be easy to intercept unencrypted. Maybe, even those will be encrypted by uses just to drive Big Brother a bit nuts. If the government shuts Internet messaging down, peer to peer networks will pop up. They can't stop technology completely.
Earlier today I bought an LG K8 running Android 6 at US Cellular for $30. It's not a contract deal either. It's prepaid. So, there are plenty of good phones with evolved mobile OS's available, that cost about what you paid for your Lumia 635.