You can still follow the "bad guys", plant bugs with court authorization, use GPS trackers with court authorization, all the old school techniques are available to you. You just can't use our own devices against us. Why is that so hard to understand? Stop acting like a petulant child.
Had a client that I rolled back to 7. The next day it tried to go to 10 again. I then used GWX control panel, and it still gave her a screen that she tells me only gave the choice to put it off for up to three days. She chose the farthest away. I used this registry key.
Microsoft has never said they won't change to subscription. All they have said is that it is free for the life of the device. But they get to decide what the life of your device is, not you.
And to say it doesn't contain spyware is laughable.
I recall reading about something like this on Slashdot 15 years ago or so. IIRC, that one was an image on a webserver. It was advertised as deletable email.
Didn't work that time. Sounds like more of the same.
If they want to know about every cash deposit/withdrawal, then pass a law that banks have to report all of them. Right now it has to exceed $10k before it's reported.
Not wanting to be spied on is a natural inclination.
Just look at their chart, they are comparing apples to oranges. Their "memory test" is shown as string concactination time plus write to disk time [they break it into two columns]. Disk test is write to disk time.
This is like saying it takes longer to walk to the store if you make a pair of shoes first than if you just walk to the store.
That said, what we see here is the downside to open source.
If that is the downside to open source, how do you explain Windows 8? I'm not saying open source is always best. I'm saying that pig-headed developers exist in closed source as well as open source.
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Some people think on longer time frames than you do.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/...
Proves the worth of analysts. Gartner is just a Microsoft shill.
Here you go: https://github.com/lastpass/la...
vi or emacs?
You can still follow the "bad guys", plant bugs with court authorization, use GPS trackers with court authorization, all the old school techniques are available to you. You just can't use our own devices against us. Why is that so hard to understand? Stop acting like a petulant child.
If one side can do that, why can't the other? I occasionally rewrite the terms and it's up to them to check my website to see if I've changed them.
Had a client that I rolled back to 7. The next day it tried to go to 10 again. I then used GWX control panel, and it still gave her a screen that she tells me only gave the choice to put it off for up to three days. She chose the farthest away. I used this registry key.
HKLM\SOFTWARE\Policies\Microsoft\Windows\WindowsUpdate
DWORD value: DisableOSUpgrade = 1
Hope it works.
As I recall, it was Reagan the changed the way unemployment was calculated.
Microsoft has never said they won't change to subscription. All they have said is that it is free for the life of the device. But they get to decide what the life of your device is, not you.
And to say it doesn't contain spyware is laughable.
So it sounds like everyone should start streaming Verizon video whenever possible. They don't have to watch it, just do unlimited streaming.
They aren't keeping it overseas waiting for a better exchange rate. They refuse to repatriate it in order to avoid US taxes.
1 ms of ping time at the speed of light only gives you at best 150 km.
All they have to do is update the database to overwrite the "real name" with the pseudonym before going live with their new policy.
And who will decide who the sociopaths are? And what other groups will we depose?
The pro-ACA people don't care about screening out fake applicants.
This is ridiculous on it's face. The pro-ACA people want the ACA to succeed.
They think any person getting another government handout is a good thing, regardless of circumstance.
Nonsense.
I receive checks from customers every week. And lots of them are printed.
I recall reading about something like this on Slashdot 15 years ago or so. IIRC, that one was an image on a webserver. It was advertised as deletable email.
Didn't work that time. Sounds like more of the same.
If they want to know about every cash deposit/withdrawal, then pass a law that banks have to report all of them. Right now it has to exceed $10k before it's reported.
Not wanting to be spied on is a natural inclination.
I was told by AT&T that my customer needed 2 fiber lines since there were more than 5 computers in an office. These are workers doing email and RDP.
If their products are too complex and dangerous, perhaps they shouldn't be allowed to sell them.
In TFA, it said he saw "a 12 oz soda can through a 4” thick concrete wall at a stand-off range of 20".
Just look at their chart, they are comparing apples to oranges. Their "memory test" is shown as string concactination time plus write to disk time [they break it into two columns]. Disk test is write to disk time.
This is like saying it takes longer to walk to the store if you make a pair of shoes first than if you just walk to the store.
Now we can have ransomware for our phones.
How will I log into computers that customers bring to my store. How will I admin the hundreds of computers that see at customer locations?
That said, what we see here is the downside to open source.
If that is the downside to open source, how do you explain Windows 8? I'm not saying open source is always best. I'm saying that pig-headed developers exist in closed source as well as open source.