Were you also dumb enough to believe that the Patriot Act wasn't going to be used for mass surveillance on US citizens? LOL. Yeah, this will start as only targeting "Islamic state assholes" but as history shows, these policies will be abused to go after far more than "duh terrists".
He is clearly not claiming that people who watched those movies are ubuntu users, but to point that many servers running ubuntu were userd in the proccess of making those movies.
If killing people on the highway hacks out fixes, leading to quality AI for cars just a year or two sooner than a measured approach does, you will have net saved several million lives over a handful of people.
Then why aren't you already volunteering yourself to be one of the other drivers around him while he tests his system? You're all gungho about deaths from testing this being fine yet you don't seem to be mentioning that you'll sacrifice yourself first.
This is similar to arguments the FDA is a net killer -- the precautionary principle delays introduction of treatments rather than let some drugs get to market a little early, and dangerously.
It's not really similar at all. Drug trials done for FDA approval use people who volunteer and give consent to be part of the trial. They aren't just random people that get injected the drug without their consent.
Sure, but the submitter's text makes it seem like that quote is talking about the first Cray supercomputer rather than that being about his work while still at CDC.
It's not even a convincing clone of OS X. It has a passing similarity but beyond that the two aren't even remotely the same. There's far more to how OS X looks and feels beyond a dock and left-hand window buttons. This distro epitomizes cargo cult programming.
The iPod Photo is a portable media player designed and marketed by Apple Inc. It was the top-of-the-line model in Apple's iPod family. It was positioned as a premium higher-end spin-off of the fourth-generation iPod on October 26, 2004.
Doxing is releasing personally-identifiable information. Pretty much all of what is part of "doxing" can be bought from public records sites for like $15.
You claimed that a mythical "computer guy" was gonna tell AVG's users about this. But I don't see any evidence that most people use AVG because of a "computer guy" versus it just being preloaded by an OEM.
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According to the summary, it appears they asked the code to be less buggy. Apparently, the code didn't respond as Mozilla wanted?
Only if you're an idiot. It's only about the one phone until precedent is made.
You think this is new behavior for IBM? Ignorant much?
Yes, it's called a union of two sets.
Their house, their rules.
Sure, and the GP never stated otherwise. But as has to be said every time this lame rejoinder is used, that does not put them above being criticized.
Were you also dumb enough to believe that the Patriot Act wasn't going to be used for mass surveillance on US citizens? LOL. Yeah, this will start as only targeting "Islamic state assholes" but as history shows, these policies will be abused to go after far more than "duh terrists".
He is clearly not claiming that people who watched those movies are ubuntu users, but to point that many servers running ubuntu were userd in the proccess of making those movies.
Wrong. He was claiming that as "indirect" use.
If killing people on the highway hacks out fixes, leading to quality AI for cars just a year or two sooner than a measured approach does, you will have net saved several million lives over a handful of people.
Then why aren't you already volunteering yourself to be one of the other drivers around him while he tests his system? You're all gungho about deaths from testing this being fine yet you don't seem to be mentioning that you'll sacrifice yourself first.
This is similar to arguments the FDA is a net killer -- the precautionary principle delays introduction of treatments rather than let some drugs get to market a little early, and dangerously.
It's not really similar at all. Drug trials done for FDA approval use people who volunteer and give consent to be part of the trial. They aren't just random people that get injected the drug without their consent.
Sure, but the submitter's text makes it seem like that quote is talking about the first Cray supercomputer rather than that being about his work while still at CDC.
Yeah, the context of the quote is severely butchered. That's something an *editor* would normally fix.
The 300 W value is from Facebook.
It's not even a convincing clone of OS X. It has a passing similarity but beyond that the two aren't even remotely the same. There's far more to how OS X looks and feels beyond a dock and left-hand window buttons. This distro epitomizes cargo cult programming.
No they don't. They're cargo cult programmers.
You're way more than "a bit"' disconnected.
Trump is still around because there is a large base of people who buy into the stuff he says.
What does Windows stop you from doing?
1) Not thw actual quote.
2) Ballmer quit.
And of course, MS isn't opening it because they are benevolent, but rather because that's what they think is best for business.
That's cute. You think any business actually open sources things out of altruism.
This one.
The iPod Photo is a portable media player designed and marketed by Apple Inc. It was the top-of-the-line model in Apple's iPod family. It was positioned as a premium higher-end spin-off of the fourth-generation iPod on October 26, 2004.
Doxing is releasing personally-identifiable information. Pretty much all of what is part of "doxing" can be bought from public records sites for like $15.
But again, a patent lawyer would not deal in trademarks as they are not the same thing.
Summary makes no mentions of patents.
You claimed that a mythical "computer guy" was gonna tell AVG's users about this. But I don't see any evidence that most people use AVG because of a "computer guy" versus it just being preloaded by an OEM.
Unless the specific product states otherwise, all AVG products and services are included under this Privacy Policy.
That's from this new policy.
Except their policy states:
Unless the specific product states otherwise, all AVG products and services are included under this Privacy Policy.
So there's no reason to believe that their pay products aren't doing the same thing. The only choice is to stop using all their products.