"it's hard to imagine any single entity getting 26% of all complaints."
Likely it means they didn't try to hide their identity and use botnets for distribution like the worst spammers do, so people were able to actually file complaints against them accurately.
Now lets think about the behavior we are actually incenting...
Elon Musk is going to be responsible for exploring the galaxy as a ruling immortal being. There is no doubt he will become ruler of the cosmos. You can either support him now or be left behind on Earth as a mortal. The choice is yours.
customer... Information... wont be... all kinds of stuff... without their permission.
I'm told I gave permission for things that I in no way gave permission for (consciously) far to often to buy that one.
They'll just add permissions to the shrink wrap license on your smart ignition key (or your XM radio, live maps, emergency service, or some other needed/desirable function). Pesky 'privacy' problem solved!
I have Windows and Mint also. (Primarily windows, though that's a practicality thing for me, not a preference.)
- Windows doesn't stay running months on end unless you don't patch. That's not an indictment of Windows, it is just the reality of maintaining a system well in that environment.
- Why do people assume that if they don't experience a problem that the person that does is simply wrong/crazy/imagining/stupid.
- If you don't run Windows routinely and keep it updated (which sounds like the case in the GP), then when you do boot it, EVERYTHING wants to update* and your experience is horrible until it all completes. Also not an indictment of Windows, just reality.
* (unless you convince yourself that you can do it better and smarter than various manufacturers and lock down all automatic updates, which I posit is a bad idea generally for non corporate systems...and particularly those where someone boots into the OS out of protest once in a blue moon...)
I'm from the US and I absolutely bitch about us abandoning the conversion they started to move us to the metric system when I was a kid.
Do I think metric, no, but i sure would if we had followed through on that.
I got the MS Notification on the activity at work.
There were 200 different items of malware being served across 22,037 separate malicious domains. If there are 4 million customers, and 1:1 customers to domains, that is about 180 innocent domains for every one malicious one.
I'm all in favor of shutting down botnets and i can see the results (for a while) in spam volumes hitting us when actions like this are taken, but this much collateral damage seems likely to hinder future efforts.
Corporations aren't ~allowed~ to consider "the greater good" over that profit,
http://www.newegg.com/Product/...
Granted, in retrospect, this looks like it turned into a good marketing move, but going into it, the history of such things would have indicated this was going to be little more than a money pit.
While I'm not a fan of either of the two major parties (quite the contrary), the Rs are generally speaking more colorblind. That's that's the opposite of racism.
And in return they retain a lean on the property. I'm not sure how but I suspect that every now and then this works out in the bank's favor dramatically somehow...
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"it's hard to imagine any single entity getting 26% of all complaints."
Likely it means they didn't try to hide their identity and use botnets for distribution like the worst spammers do, so people were able to actually file complaints against them accurately.
Now lets think about the behavior we are actually incenting...
Elon Musk is going to be responsible for exploring the galaxy as a ruling immortal being. There is no doubt he will become ruler of the cosmos. You can either support him now or be left behind on Earth as a mortal. The choice is yours.
Just who is Elon Musk?
I say vegetable.
So are they .
You stop throwing the 'T' word around at companies/people for doing things like encrypting our handheld devices.
Ahh, but how do we get the Insanely sharp threads to deflect incident energy weapon discharges though?
customer ... Information ... wont be ... all kinds of stuff ... without their permission.
I'm told I gave permission for things that I in no way gave permission for (consciously) far to often to buy that one.
They'll just add permissions to the shrink wrap license on your smart ignition key (or your XM radio, live maps, emergency service, or some other needed/desirable function). Pesky 'privacy' problem solved!
No, it would be free drones for hackers :-p
Hmmm...
EuCrypt
I have Windows and Mint also. (Primarily windows, though that's a practicality thing for me, not a preference.) - Windows doesn't stay running months on end unless you don't patch. That's not an indictment of Windows, it is just the reality of maintaining a system well in that environment. - Why do people assume that if they don't experience a problem that the person that does is simply wrong/crazy/imagining/stupid. - If you don't run Windows routinely and keep it updated (which sounds like the case in the GP), then when you do boot it, EVERYTHING wants to update* and your experience is horrible until it all completes. Also not an indictment of Windows, just reality. * (unless you convince yourself that you can do it better and smarter than various manufacturers and lock down all automatic updates, which I posit is a bad idea generally for non corporate systems...and particularly those where someone boots into the OS out of protest once in a blue moon...)
I'm from the US and I absolutely bitch about us abandoning the conversion they started to move us to the metric system when I was a kid. Do I think metric, no, but i sure would if we had followed through on that.
How many pints when in one's cups?
So Denzacar, would you say it has a plethora of Barley Grains?
I got the MS Notification on the activity at work.
There were 200 different items of malware being served across 22,037 separate malicious domains. If there are 4 million customers, and 1:1 customers to domains, that is about 180 innocent domains for every one malicious one.
I'm all in favor of shutting down botnets and i can see the results (for a while) in spam volumes hitting us when actions like this are taken, but this much collateral damage seems likely to hinder future efforts.
What do these two truisms have to do with each other?
Corporations aren't ~allowed~ to consider "the greater good" over that profit,
http://www.newegg.com/Product/... Granted, in retrospect, this looks like it turned into a good marketing move, but going into it, the history of such things would have indicated this was going to be little more than a money pit.
Ours might not survive it...but a new one might come in with a 'bang' ...until the next evolution of monkeys figures out how to do the same thing...
While I'm not a fan of either of the two major parties (quite the contrary), the Rs are generally speaking more colorblind. That's that's the opposite of racism.
And in return they retain a lean on the property. I'm not sure how but I suspect that every now and then this works out in the bank's favor dramatically somehow...
The sock monster, however, is a terror that afflicts much of humanity.
...of any of the symptoms that everyone is suffering from,
Not of that he wasn't.
It's not bad just because some special group got sick (elderly in this case). It was bad because people were sickened.
So basically, we just need to get Obama to adopt all the very worst right-wing policies
Seems reasonable. The right wingers have certainly adopted all the very worst left wing policies :-\
scotus, potus - again sounds like hocus pocus to me.
But, whatever...
All right, some budding musical genius make that into a song.
That's only peripherally related - Dark Pixels. Very difficult to see.