> Find My iPhone on iCloud.com can be used to "lock" a Mac with a passcode even with two-factor authentication turned on
iCloud is nice and all but suffers from security concerns. Such a powerful tool needs a stronger security implementation, and has to offer users the way to see when and where connections do come from. Gmail has been doing that for a long time, and Apple is still lagging behind.
How does it perform in older iPhones, like the 6 for instance? It seems Apple devs focus on newer devices, so I'd wait a bit before installing 11 on my 6.
Of course the PETA people are all vegetarian, they don't kill animals, ants or mosquitoes. Whenever they walk somewhere they always ensure no insect, spider or
other small creatures would be harmed in the process. Their house is opened in winter to give shelter to all those poor creatures who would freeze to death otherwise. Obviously they don't use antibiotics to prevent the killing of innocent bacteria.
Airbnb asks for a few things to verify your identity, including login to Google or Facebook... However, Google warns you that "Airbnb wants access to your address book"...
You know, whatever page you load that has, for instance, a small embedded iframe that connects you to Facebook... So maybe they won't tell you how, because you don't have the necessary technical skills to get it?
Why doesn't Apple create a challenge like the GCJ, Google Code Jam. To deal with that amount of data and infrastructure, elaborated algorithms are required ; this is the way (one way) Google finds talented devs.
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Hidden "caches" are harder to find thanks to current GPS inaccuracy. Next year, new caches will be so easy to find the game will lost interest ...
> Find My iPhone on iCloud.com can be used to "lock" a Mac with a passcode even with two-factor authentication turned on
iCloud is nice and all but suffers from security concerns. Such a powerful tool needs a stronger security implementation, and has to offer users the way to see when and where connections do come from. Gmail has been doing that for a long time, and Apple is still lagging behind.
Apple can lock your mac anytime they want.
Apple doesn't do that and the feature can be useful (especially for an iPhone that you forgot somewhere)
How does it perform in older iPhones, like the 6 for instance? It seems Apple devs focus on newer devices, so I'd wait a bit before installing 11 on my 6.
Hopefully, since it's an embedded feature and not an extension, sites will not be able to determine if the browser is actually muting the video.
That's a lot for Spain!
Of course the PETA people are all vegetarian, they don't kill animals, ants or mosquitoes. Whenever they walk somewhere they always ensure no insect, spider or other small creatures would be harmed in the process. Their house is opened in winter to give shelter to all those poor creatures who would freeze to death otherwise. Obviously they don't use antibiotics to prevent the killing of innocent bacteria.
.bat make Windows crash.
They should definitely open Windows.
PETA will sue, for sure.
yes but the matter here is that bats use a sonar, you don't.
> Huawei, surpassed Apple's global smartphone sales for the first time in June and July
Why would most people and Apple fans purchase an iPhone in June or July, provided that the new iPhone is to be announced a few weeks later?
"once the chess board increases to a large size no computer program can solve it"
How large is that? Many algorithms for simpler problems would fail if the size is multiplied by a big number.
Airbnb asks for a few things to verify your identity, including login to Google or Facebook... However, Google warns you that "Airbnb wants access to your address book" ...
but nobody would read them.
For once I do believe the 2 ACs are different persons!
You know, whatever page you load that has, for instance, a small embedded iframe that connects you to Facebook... So maybe they won't tell you how, because you don't have the necessary technical skills to get it?
2 M GB to transfer, even at a continuous flawless idealistic 100Mbps, about 10 MBps, would take more than 6 years ...
Depends on where.
Space is very, very, very empty.
It's actually filled with a lot of energy.
That's good news. Usually, the malware is inside Windows ; now it's outside.
Why doesn't Apple create a challenge like the GCJ, Google Code Jam. To deal with that amount of data and infrastructure, elaborated algorithms are required ; this is the way (one way) Google finds talented devs.
Glad I'm using only LTS releases, because the new coming 17.10 seems likely to get a messy GUI.
Nope, people knew how to program in assembly at the time.
"four kilobytes of memory" ... and was running Windows 0.00000010
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