Just looked it up. That looks like a cool extension. Vivaldi (currently using, just moved my tabs to the side to check) also can do the tabs on the side. Granted, it doesn't look nearly as full-featured as TreeStylesTab, but they can go on the side. And I do like the tab stacks (why I went vivaldi in the first place). I may need to try firefox again and see what that extension can do. As long as it doesn't use all my memory like it used to
I don't know; competition very often produces much better results for a better price. If the private security contracter charges more for a lower quality product, Phoenix won't continue using them. Simple as that. And if they work better and faster than the TSA, why would Phoenix continue to use the TSA?
As for how to "get in on this boondoggle" try this
[hands over the (encrypted) chat logs] 'Here you go, your honor, these are all the requested records that we have access to'
But in all seriousness, what kind of court thinks it can compel companies or individuals to produce something they have never had access to? The United States, Brazil, what is this world coming to??
In fact, a lot of the recent FBI announcements seem much too convenient.
You are telling me that a spokesman for a spy agency is publicizing to both criminals and non-criminals alike an effective method to make it harder for them to catch criminals, knowing full well that the non-criminals either don't care very much or will side against him if they do care (and understand)?
The end result being ciminals knowing how to hide or non-criminals learning what is important and then turning against him.
Something is telling me that the FBI really wants encryption to happen. "Don't throw me into the brier patch, no!"
Running android on my phone, I notice that there are a lot of very buggy apps. Even assuming the apps all worked perfectly, I imagine it'd be way hard, but with buggy ones...
As a university student, it has seemed to me that among my friends, there are more girls excited/talking about the new star wars movie coming out than guys.... Maybe this just applies to millenials? I mean, my 5 year old sister likes disney princesses, but....
Of course it is gambling, and so should be subject to gambling regulation. If these regulations are unfair, argue against those. But fantasy sports definitely qualifies...
It's Twitch. I don't know if you've been there, but you don't go there to do useful things, you go to do fun things. And this looks like it will be pretty entertaining
I think it is very interesting (and faulty reasoning) that apple decided that this would make more people subscribe to apple music, instead of making them get really annoyed at siri and possibly start looking for alternatives.
Most of my friends that have iphones never use siri at all because whatever she can do, they have to repeat themselves enough that they can do it manually faster.
It really depends on what you are protecting and how important it is to you, if it's that important don't grant physical access to a relative stranger.
Yes, as a prevention to be a victim, I won't be STUPID, but even if I am stupid this doesn't give them the right to do whatever they want.
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Just looked it up. That looks like a cool extension. Vivaldi (currently using, just moved my tabs to the side to check) also can do the tabs on the side. Granted, it doesn't look nearly as full-featured as TreeStylesTab, but they can go on the side. And I do like the tab stacks (why I went vivaldi in the first place). I may need to try firefox again and see what that extension can do. As long as it doesn't use all my memory like it used to
I don't know; competition very often produces much better results for a better price. If the private security contracter charges more for a lower quality product, Phoenix won't continue using them. Simple as that. And if they work better and faster than the TSA, why would Phoenix continue to use the TSA?
As for how to "get in on this boondoggle" try this
[hands over the (encrypted) chat logs]
'Here you go, your honor, these are all the requested records that we have access to'
But in all seriousness, what kind of court thinks it can compel companies or individuals to produce something they have never had access to? The United States, Brazil, what is this world coming to??
I imagine the laser would be scattered more like a barcode scanner and less like a Mission Impossible security, but who knows...
In fact, a lot of the recent FBI announcements seem much too convenient.
You are telling me that a spokesman for a spy agency is publicizing to both criminals and non-criminals alike an effective method to make it harder for them to catch criminals, knowing full well that the non-criminals either don't care very much or will side against him if they do care (and understand)?
The end result being ciminals knowing how to hide or non-criminals learning what is important and then turning against him.
Something is telling me that the FBI really wants encryption to happen. "Don't throw me into the brier patch, no!"
[claps]
Having zero knowledge about encryption's really not effective anyway. Advocating for there to be education about it is wonderful!
[/sarcasm]
I wish...
Did anybody not expect this? The real question now is whether this will get worse or whether judges and lawmakers will grow brains
Running android on my phone, I notice that there are a lot of very buggy apps. Even assuming the apps all worked perfectly, I imagine it'd be way hard, but with buggy ones...
As a university student, it has seemed to me that among my friends, there are more girls excited/talking about the new star wars movie coming out than guys.... Maybe this just applies to millenials? I mean, my 5 year old sister likes disney princesses, but....
Of course it is gambling, and so should be subject to gambling regulation. If these regulations are unfair, argue against those. But fantasy sports definitely qualifies...
I am taking a signals class right now, and we are learning about filtering noise.
This sounds like a way noisy signal. It is super cool that they think they can still gain useful information
Don't advertise as unlimited if uploading 70TB of data is too much..
That's why they are changing it. Duh.
It's chromium-based, so Blink. (So yeah webkit...)
So it's a new browser that brings tab stacking back to the table!
We used opera 12, which was before opera dropped the tab stacks. You should try them sometime; they are super nice.
Privacy policy? https://vivaldi.com/privacy... What exactly are you looking for?
Adblocker? I am currently running Vivaldi with Adguard Adblocker, although many others are available. It runs chrome extensions, so.... yeah.
When faced with a court order for information, apple can say "sure can do, just give us a quantum computer and 300 billion years"
If you still want to watch bob Ross, twitch is streaming all of the joy of painting for the next week or so www.twitch.tv/bobross
It's Twitch. I don't know if you've been there, but you don't go there to do useful things, you go to do fun things. And this looks like it will be pretty entertaining
From the twitter feed:
Instructions
Avaliable commands:
Letters
Most special keys
'space'
'enter'
'backspace'
'system_reset'
So to have a space or enter, you actually have to type it out.
I think it is very interesting (and faulty reasoning) that apple decided that this would make more people subscribe to apple music, instead of making them get really annoyed at siri and possibly start looking for alternatives.
Most of my friends that have iphones never use siri at all because whatever she can do, they have to repeat themselves enough that they can do it manually faster.
A neural network with cows as nodes would actually be pretty awesome...
* Tell us _which_ characters are allowed and which ones aren't !
Yes, please. It will make the search space so much smaller!
Implying that that would be good for attackers. If this is the case, why have the restriction in the first place?
The whole planet is struggling to keep up with energy demands and you think it's acceptable to waste 90% of the energy you use?
Yes
It really depends on what you are protecting and how important it is to you, if it's that important don't grant physical access to a relative stranger.
Yes, as a prevention to be a victim, I won't be STUPID, but even if I am stupid this doesn't give them the right to do whatever they want.