I have what I consider a toy computer called an Acer Aspire Switch 10, portability it's goal, The display will detach from the bottom half, usable then as a tablet, You can update to Win10 you can't downgrade, and it came installed with Win10.
I didn't need any test run to know what to do, electrical tape over the camera, and while I turned the microphone off (you can talk to it "open so and so") I'm sure it's very much active.
While stated in the TOS, they have no warnings such as from Samsung which basically says: "my god folks we can hear every word you say". http://yro.slashdot.org/story/...
It's what they tried to have the Xbox do but were shouted down from that approach, while everything else MS sales has it's abilities.
Oh no I don't trust it at all, it was a gift so I keep it around, stopping it from connecting to the WiFi whenever it wants is checked often to insure it's not, as that's one of it's built in "features", it will find a source and connect, camped my phone for awhile.
Many years ago, Apple used the TPM (Trusted Platform Module) chip to protect their product from the consumer. Microsoft uses is only now to protect their UEFI chips, My PC motherboard still doesn't require one and a selling point for me.
And no you don't fix a product who's TPM chip turned against them.
you didn't delete your account. you deactivated it. all your data is still there, on their servers.
There is a way to delete your account rather than have it waiting for you. I mentioned it on/. long ago and was given a link that did the trick. Google: how to permanently delete your account on facebook https://www.facebook.com/help/... - no promises
Can't they just email you? Why is it better to send the contents of all of that to a third party who will (1) analyze it for marketing reasons, (2) sell it, and (3) send it on to you? Why not bypass the middle man, and just communicate directly with your family?
Who knows (mass audience?). Birthdays are killing me, everyone else knows my Sons birthday is coming, but yours truly; and to a smaller extent special occasions planned in the spur of a message. It was hard to give any info to facebook, but rewarding family wise.
And facebook is damn hard to get back into, I still have an active hotmail account that I used to join Facebook, then MS blocked my access to it, I had it forwarding my email to Gmail, so while I can't access it, all my mail makes it through - now try to get that across to facebook with the right page for that purpose, and url of your page who's name you share with 34k others.
I wonder how script kiddies and inside jobs skew the results.
In the case of script kiddies, these are people who are running a program to detect vulnerable points in various systems. They can run this script while doing something else so (as another poster pointed out), they can be working a legitimate job during the day while the script runs and then making money by hacking the vulnerable servers at night.
I agree, the statement "the average attacker conducts eight attacks per year" doesn't take into account those who have just messed around to a position where it's a weekly/daily activity, they would also be looking for easy targets and not linger long as a general rule.
Hell in my youth, I used to run a war dialer just looking for other modems when there were so few around. These days a lot can be done with Angry IP Scanner.
Why? just get a google Nexus 4 and install the ubuntu phone image. that wy you can find what the rest of us have.... it sucks and then you re-flash back to android.
LOL, between you and "Try it for free". by truck_soccer, I'll step lightly here thnx.
10.1" is just the perfect size for a tablet for me, Quad core at 1.5GHz I just don't think is going to be game worthy though. Rest is just a darn fine system.
What's noteworthy about this specific instance is that Chromodo is made by Comodo, an anti virus developer, and is supposed to have a focus on security. I've never used the browser itself, but I tend to stay away from chrom* and clones.
What's noteworthy about this specific instance is that Chromodo is made by Comodo, an anti virus developer, and is supposed to have a focus on security. I've never used the browser itself, but I tend to stay away from chrom* and clones.
I use Comodo firewall version 5.3.176757.1236 ~If it ain't broke don't fix it, been using it for years now. Between it and my hosts file I've stopped a lot of problems others have had.
This version is very easy to configure, and a very small foot print, and it's on top of every file that want's access. Charter.com turned MMC.exe into a keylogger, Comodo caught it, became the front program and the scrolling stopped you couldn't miss the event. (I bought a streighttalk phone with a reused number flagged by Charter.com for a debit, and I had direct deposit). It's an issue still in the process of my satisfaction.
Just had to get a shout out for Comodo, it's treated my very well for a long time now. As a firewall, sandbox and a fairly decent antivirus (which I quit using long ago), so fills a small gap as well.
yeah, like why would netflix want to set up servers all over the world and redundantly duplicate all of their content over and over...
LOL, 7 years on the UseNet with a separate handle, I have over 100K (Google) hits on it and run into myself all the time. Understand UseNet only, I never posted on a.COM,.NET, or.ORG site yet that's where all of my post are showing up at.
Yes, Ethan, there is. How can you possibly be making enough money writing your crummy blog with malware ads on it? It is unpossible that you can be making money with it.
I really wanted to read that article, but won't drop protection for Forbes.com. An Ask Ethan article is a waste of my time, and a near hit.
So does anyone want to try installing SteamOS or Debian/Steam on one of these?
PS3 allowed a Linux install till it was used to jail break (Root) the system. Just after the break - Sony patched it and took away it's Linux capabilities; an advertised ability of the PS3.
I was under the impression that one planet 8x the size of earth orbits close to a dim star was in a zone where water would be a liquid and hope for life, yet Wikipedia claims otherwise. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/... (it being likely to have a runaway greenhouse effect).
Long story short Charter.com hacked me, keylogger (firewall caught that one) and much more all because they thought I owned them $100 (I had auto payments setup). Cell phone number was reused and flagged.
Turned off the system and now in the process of using linux chntpw capturing what they did, and will send it to the appropriate people.
My windows era is over.
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Haven't played any games with Linux yet, but have every intention of going to the Steam or SteamOS and playing what they have available.
I have an EVGA NVIDIA GeForce GTX 750, reading the article I'm going to be doing rather well. While it may not of come out on top other than Performance Per Dollar, it can handle all that was tested; each at least above 60 FPS lowest 90, and all at very low temps.
Historically about 20 million per month. This is more than 50 million per month which easily makes it the most successful launch of any OS in history. It's already more popular than OSX. It was probably more popular than Linux in the first day.
Actually everybody I knew local and distant were beta testers for Windows before it's Win3.1 release (I was Amiga). The number of people who had Win3.1 installed before it's release was pretty much everybody but the few working with OS/2 - as I saw it..
Created by Compuserve to save bandwidth, and used for years with no complaints. When WWW took off Gif's were the format of choice of many; their value in that Gif's could be made invisible. 2006 A lawsuit claiming rights to the Gif format I took as a joke at first, yet Unisys and IBM both applied for patents in 1983.
It caused some major concern to big business and the PNG format.
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I have what I consider a toy computer called an Acer Aspire Switch 10, portability it's goal, The display will detach from the bottom half, usable then as a tablet, You can update to Win10 you can't downgrade, and it came installed with Win10.
I didn't need any test run to know what to do, electrical tape over the camera, and while I turned the microphone off (you can talk to it "open so and so") I'm sure it's very much active.
While stated in the TOS, they have no warnings such as from Samsung which basically says: "my god folks we can hear every word you say".
http://yro.slashdot.org/story/...
It's what they tried to have the Xbox do but were shouted down from that approach, while everything else MS sales has it's abilities.
Oh no I don't trust it at all, it was a gift so I keep it around, stopping it from connecting to the WiFi whenever it wants is checked often to insure it's not, as that's one of it's built in "features", it will find a source and connect, camped my phone for awhile.
Many years ago, Apple used the TPM (Trusted Platform Module) chip to protect their product from the consumer. Microsoft uses is only now to protect their UEFI chips, My PC motherboard still doesn't require one and a selling point for me.
And no you don't fix a product who's TPM chip turned against them.
It's cookie option is to delete any new cookies received when shutting down.
you didn't delete your account. you deactivated it. all your data is still there, on their servers.
There is a way to delete your account rather than have it waiting for you. I mentioned it on /. long ago and was given a link that did the trick.
Google: how to permanently delete your account on facebook
https://www.facebook.com/help/... - no promises
Can't they just email you? Why is it better to send the contents of all of that to a third party who will (1) analyze it for marketing reasons, (2) sell it, and (3) send it on to you? Why not bypass the middle man, and just communicate directly with your family?
Who knows (mass audience?). Birthdays are killing me, everyone else knows my Sons birthday is coming, but yours truly; and to a smaller extent special occasions planned in the spur of a message. It was hard to give any info to facebook, but rewarding family wise.
And facebook is damn hard to get back into, I still have an active hotmail account that I used to join Facebook, then MS blocked my access to it, I had it forwarding my email to Gmail, so while I can't access it, all my mail makes it through - now try to get that across to facebook with the right page for that purpose, and url of your page who's name you share with 34k others.
How a company that will do anything they want with your info, and seriously can't be trusted is held in such high regards.
On the flip side I need to access facebook to keep up with the family, and their doings, Facebook is their social setting.
I wonder how script kiddies and inside jobs skew the results.
In the case of script kiddies, these are people who are running a program to detect vulnerable points in various systems. They can run this script while doing something else so (as another poster pointed out), they can be working a legitimate job during the day while the script runs and then making money by hacking the vulnerable servers at night.
I agree, the statement "the average attacker conducts eight attacks per year" doesn't take into account those who have just messed around to a position where it's a weekly/daily activity, they would also be looking for easy targets and not linger long as a general rule.
Hell in my youth, I used to run a war dialer just looking for other modems when there were so few around. These days a lot can be done with Angry IP Scanner.
Why? just get a google Nexus 4 and install the ubuntu phone image. that wy you can find what the rest of us have.... it sucks and then you re-flash back to android.
LOL, between you and "Try it for free". by truck_soccer, I'll step lightly here thnx.
10.1" is just the perfect size for a tablet for me, Quad core at 1.5GHz I just don't think is going to be game worthy though. Rest is just a darn fine system.
What's noteworthy about this specific instance is that Chromodo is made by Comodo, an anti virus developer, and is supposed to have a focus on security. I've never used the browser itself, but I tend to stay away from chrom* and clones.
What's noteworthy about this specific instance is that Chromodo is made by Comodo, an anti virus developer, and is supposed to have a focus on security. I've never used the browser itself, but I tend to stay away from chrom* and clones.
I use Comodo firewall version 5.3.176757.1236 ~If it ain't broke don't fix it, been using it for
years now. Between it and my hosts file I've stopped a lot of problems others have had.
This version is very easy to configure, and a very small foot print, and it's on top of every file that want's access. Charter.com turned MMC.exe into a keylogger, Comodo caught it, became the front program and the scrolling stopped you couldn't miss the event. (I bought a streighttalk phone with a reused number flagged by Charter.com for a debit, and I had direct deposit). It's an issue still in the process of my satisfaction.
Just had to get a shout out for Comodo, it's treated my very well for a long time now. As a firewall, sandbox and a fairly decent antivirus (which I quit using long ago), so fills a small gap as well.
But even pre-google newsgroups were available via web browser and services like Deja News ...
Shame about Deja News http://www.dejanews.com/
yeah, like why would netflix want to set up servers all over the world and redundantly duplicate all of their content over and over...
LOL, 7 years on the UseNet with a separate handle, I have over 100K (Google) hits on it and run into myself all the time. .COM, .NET, or .ORG site yet that's where all of my post are showing up at.
Understand UseNet only, I never posted on a
Yes, Ethan, there is. How can you possibly be making enough money writing your crummy blog with malware ads on it? It is unpossible that you can be making money with it.
I really wanted to read that article, but won't drop protection for Forbes.com. An Ask Ethan article is a waste of my time, and a near hit.
Published on Jun 22, 2012
https://www.youtube.com/watch?...
So does anyone want to try installing SteamOS or Debian/Steam on one of these?
PS3 allowed a Linux install till it was used to jail break (Root) the system. Just after the break - Sony patched it and took away it's Linux capabilities; an advertised ability of the PS3.
The inverse square function of distance is no coincidence, it's comes from the dimensionality of space and an omnidirectional force ...
The PBS series and book, "The_Elegant_Universe" (being just one reference) claims that Gravity should be the strongest force, yet one of the weakest.
Gravity is also the only force that can transverse different dimensions (sharing it's force), it explains dark matter for me.
I was under the impression that one planet 8x the size of earth orbits close to a dim star was in a zone where water would be a liquid and hope for life, yet Wikipedia claims otherwise.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/... (it being likely to have a runaway greenhouse effect).
Preamble:
Just started using linux Mint - with no internet connection only one CUBE runs well on http://itsfoss.com/cube-lets-i....
Long story short Charter.com hacked me, keylogger (firewall caught that one) and much more
all because they thought I owned them $100 (I had auto payments setup). Cell phone number was reused and flagged.
Turned off the system and now in the process of using linux chntpw capturing what they did, and will send it to the appropriate people.
My windows era is over.
---
Haven't played any games with Linux yet, but have every intention of going to the Steam or SteamOS and playing what they have available.
I have an EVGA NVIDIA GeForce GTX 750, reading the article I'm going to be doing rather well. While it may not of come out on top other than Performance Per Dollar, it can handle all that was tested; each at least above 60 FPS lowest 90, and all at very low temps.
Historically about 20 million per month. This is more than 50 million per month which easily makes it the most successful launch of any OS in history. It's already more popular than OSX. It was probably more popular than Linux in the first day.
Actually everybody I knew local and distant were beta testers for Windows before it's Win3.1 release (I was Amiga). The number of people who had Win3.1 installed before it's release was pretty much everybody but the few working with OS/2 - as I saw it..
Yep I'd agree with your assessment.
Created by Compuserve to save bandwidth, and used for years with no complaints. When WWW took off Gif's were the format of choice of many; their value in that Gif's could be made invisible. 2006 A lawsuit claiming rights to the Gif format I took as a joke at first, yet Unisys and IBM both applied for patents in 1983.
It caused some major concern to big business and the PNG format.
http://www.freesoftwaremagazin...
I haven't searched but take this just as joke worthy as IIRR the Jpg format was release to the public, or at the least now considered fair play.
Up until just a few years ago (when Google claimed the Usenet) a posters IP address was always displayed in the headers. It was no big deal.
I'm sure these Genetically Modified Micro Pigs have a market.
http://metro.co.uk/2007/04/26/...
The field has changed, anything they make can be made to run only what they expect and nothing more.
I have a Laptop with an UEFI I can't access it to change it, so it's stuck to 8.1; a worthless POS, I dislike very much.
or considered such.
The first link I came across is a cost of living (of Bellevue Wa) so a popular search http://www.areavibes.com/belle...
LOL predictable I think is the word best used here.