Well, maybe introduced as new models bundled with bigger drives, but haven't these been around for a bit even before NetGear bought out Infrant Technologies? http://infrant.com/products/products.php
I paid for that same password! You can't just publish that since it is unfair to the rest of us who dutifuly did what we were told to do to get our data back:(
This is coming from a company which over the years have settled hundreds of millions dollars (or billions?) for violating intellectual property rights?
Apparently, even Excite mail is also going to increase their storage capacity for their free email service:
We'll soon be upgrading your current 3MB email account to allow up to 125MB of storage - FREE! That means enjoying your Excite Email experience more, and checking your storage quota less (or not at all!). Plus, we're increasing your email size limit to a whopping 10MB. This will give you the freedom to attach larger files, documents, whatever you want.
I think Leo is a good TV host where he usually jumps in to help inform viewers who may not know what guests, etc. are talking about.
It's Patrick Norton's inarticulateness that annoys me more...he'd start talking about something cool, then would usually just mumble his way through without explaining why it's cool, etc.
Texas company---go figure! Does their cowboy mentality of "proportional retaliation" take into account the thousands of zombie pc's out there? (Of course, I haven't fully read the whitepaper so hold the flaming please!)
mail.app for the Mac OS X has the capability of connecting directly to an Exchange server---how come there aren't any programs out there that can do this as seamlessly as mail.app does? Actually, come to think of it what other third party app can fetch MS Exchange mail?
Just makes me wonder if Kenneth Potashner started making this incident public because he didn't get the "non-recourse" loan as well?
It's a little too cynic, but it's a possibility.
Either he's a moral person standing up for the shareholders--or he's a sour loser who's upset since he didn't get the good end of the deal that his Board Directors got.
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Because of this setup--isn't it entirely possible that some sort of malware can be created to actually attempt to brick the phone by triggering efuse?
Are these scientists' research being funded by Sprite?!
Well, maybe introduced as new models bundled with bigger drives, but haven't these been around for a bit even before NetGear bought out Infrant Technologies? http://infrant.com/products/products.php
Why hasn't this happened before? There have been many Patch Tuesdays.
(Well, after typing this, I just realized--maybe they incorporated new code, but they should have mentioned that too)
I paid for that same password! You can't just publish that since it is unfair to the rest of us who dutifuly did what we were told to do to get our data back :(
It's just another method to skirt accountability...who needs email records that can be dug up in investigations! /end conspiracy theory
This is coming from a company which over the years have settled hundreds of millions dollars (or billions?) for violating intellectual property rights?
Whatever.
Apparently, even Excite mail is also going to increase their storage capacity for their free email service:
We'll soon be upgrading your current 3MB email account to allow up to 125MB of storage - FREE! That means enjoying your Excite Email experience more, and checking your storage quota less (or not at all!). Plus, we're increasing your email size limit to a whopping 10MB. This will give you the freedom to attach larger files, documents, whatever you want.
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I think Leo is a good TV host where he usually jumps in to help inform viewers who may not know what guests, etc. are talking about.
It's Patrick Norton's inarticulateness that annoys me more...he'd start talking about something cool, then would usually just mumble his way through without explaining why it's cool, etc.
I'd prefer a Leo, Kevin combination.
Texas company---go figure! Does their cowboy mentality of "proportional retaliation" take into account the thousands of zombie pc's out there? (Of course, I haven't fully read the whitepaper so hold the flaming please!)
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mail.app for the Mac OS X has the capability of connecting directly to an Exchange server---how come there aren't any programs out there that can do this as seamlessly as mail.app does? Actually, come to think of it what other third party app can fetch MS Exchange mail?
Don't all laptops pretty much have custom configured motherboards anyway?
The grass isn't necessarily greener on the other side of the fence
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At first it sounds convenient, but it also makes me think that it can make everything seem more complicated than it needs to be. Here's the link:
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I usually go to I4U.com for my gadget curiosity fix. Link here.
http://www.myhq.com is my choice for storing bookmarks..it's free, no ads and quite tweakable!
Just makes me wonder if Kenneth Potashner started making this incident public because he didn't get the "non-recourse" loan as well?
It's a little too cynic, but it's a possibility.
Either he's a moral person standing up for the shareholders--or he's a sour loser who's upset since he didn't get the good end of the deal that his Board Directors got.
I hope he's the former.
I have a level 60 druid and enchanter in Everquest!
This sideline discussion reminds me of that certain debate whether scientology is actually a religion or a fake :p
Just out of curiosity, how would open files be handled by this program?
everything's derivative of something..everything! Linux, windows, etc!
A game called Stronghold kind of encompasses what you mentioned.
It's a builder/RTS game...i guess kinda like red alert..but more elements are involved.
Funny how you consider a movie like "Enemy of the State" factual documentary.