"in our Galaxy (the only reachable life that realistically matters to us)"
I disagree. Humanity has a knack for improving basic concepts.
A hundred years ago it would take a week to fly across the US, now it takes an afternoon. There are supersonic jets that cross the Atlantic in even less time.
Once we discover how to travel between stars in reasonable, commercial avenues, there won't be much time to the point where we cross galaxies.
Pretend you're American and tell those "suit wearing prats with aristocratic titles who insist on being called 'sir' something, or 'your lordship' by anybody they perceive as being their inferiors" to go fuck themselves.
If it isn't broke, don't fix it..... Wait. It is breaking, but you aren't fixing it?
Anyway.... Why is it breaking to begin with? Age isn't a problem in IT, are they adding features that can't integrate with this system? Are there too many transactions? What gives?
Does the creator(s) of the "infringed" content see any of this money or is it all hoarded by these "rights groups"?
If they see any of it, then please, by all means, rape and pillage Comcast, etc (mostly Comcast, Fuck You Comcast) as much as possible, otherwise it's just money changing from one evil hand to another...
I was thinking the same thing... How is the world is a company the size and age of Yahoo still using MD5 to store passwords...
It takes at most 2/3 hours to setup some type of blowfish hashing scheme.
Rule #1 when dealing with encryption: someone else has done it before and has done it better. Never rewrite the wheel. (Unless you are an actual expert in the field)
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In the original post:
> 97% for YouTube is pretty good, but why isn't YouTube at 100%? In short, some devices do not fully support modern HTTPS. Over time, to keep YouTube users > as safe as possible, we will gradually phase out insecure connections.
> the average American pays $99.10 per month for cable TV
Bullshit.
That is 100% bullshit.
First off, you don't get to order just cable TV. That doesn't exist (for a reasonable price). If you do opt for only cable TV, comcast offers me a 100$/month plan.
Second, if you want internet, or heaven forbid a landline, the cost jumps to ~200/month. Sure you get those 6 or 12 months of a reduced rate, but then you're slapped with a bill that rivals your mortgage.
No longer will everyone playing a single game be running the same hardware. With these cross-platform features, consumers will be looking at which platform provides more frag than lag.
Sony has historically provided better hardware, but Microsoft has provided a better network.
I am shamed that Bernie would endorse Clinton, as a NH resident, I feel even worse we have to host the event he is going to endorse her in - what CNN and NPR would at this point consider already done with a bow tied around it.
It is not, the topic is windows expanding the upgrade window. This article just focuses on mobile devices, but don't think too big now, your brains might blow.
Microsoft's PR has been "Look! We've converted all these people to this awesome new OS!", however, the only reason half those numbers are legal (cough), is because it's free.
If it wasn't, those would be pirated copies.
This isn't really their wheelhouse anymore for revenue. This is the "gateway drug" of the their business model.
Free upgrades to Windows 10 won't go away. They will issue a press release about extending desktop upgrades, then eventually let the news fizzle out until no one cares, then remove the "limited time" part of the deal.
There are various bills a typical household in America has, a mortgage, utilities, cable, and cell phones.
Until recently, people would couple cable and cell phones with the broad brush of "utilities", but cable bills costing $200+/month as well as cell phones costing families another arm; It seems they also want that proverbial leg as well...
> The move reflects a heightened competitive environment, one in which smaller rivals T-Mobile and Sprint have begun winning away customers through > aggressive offers. Many of these changes mimic offers already available at the other carriers.
This is what saddens me... The process that would make things cheaper, are someone twisted into making it more expensive, but, but MOAR DATA!
I don't think I've ever used more than 5 GB of data in a month. That was while I was living in my car for a couple months too, so I didn't have wifi most of the time.
With WiFi usage, I can't possible see anyone using 24 GB of data... That's a shit load of data.
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> This is like taxing car owners to subsidize stage coaches.
What? How?
A more accurate simile would be,
This is like taxing coal to subsidize wind.
Will they remove all the malware and virus associated with Curse's "products"?
I don't use their add-on managers for just that reason
Rest assured, not all police dept are that smart.
Care to share your findings?
"in our Galaxy (the only reachable life that realistically matters to us)"
I disagree. Humanity has a knack for improving basic concepts.
A hundred years ago it would take a week to fly across the US, now it takes an afternoon. There are supersonic jets that cross the Atlantic in even less time.
Once we discover how to travel between stars in reasonable, commercial avenues, there won't be much time to the point where we cross galaxies.
Pretend you're American and tell those "suit wearing prats with aristocratic titles who insist on being called 'sir' something, or 'your lordship' by anybody they perceive as being their inferiors" to go fuck themselves.
jokes on you, the sun has been at war with the Earth for billions of years.
all reports say that it will win in time.
'Merica will stop it.
If it isn't broke, don't fix it. .... Wait. It is breaking, but you aren't fixing it?
Anyway.... Why is it breaking to begin with? Age isn't a problem in IT, are they adding features that can't integrate with this system? Are there too many transactions? What gives?
Does the creator(s) of the "infringed" content see any of this money or is it all hoarded by these "rights groups"?
If they see any of it, then please, by all means, rape and pillage Comcast, etc (mostly Comcast, Fuck You Comcast) as much as possible, otherwise it's just money changing from one evil hand to another...
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I was thinking the same thing... How is the world is a company the size and age of Yahoo still using MD5 to store passwords...
It takes at most 2/3 hours to setup some type of blowfish hashing scheme.
Rule #1 when dealing with encryption: someone else has done it before and has done it better. Never rewrite the wheel. (Unless you are an actual expert in the field)
Let the other guy get the money that comes from those eyeball baiting news stories?
Yeah, let me sell that to Fox News and CNN, see how that goes....
The summary links to a summary of the original post.
In the original post:
> 97% for YouTube is pretty good, but why isn't YouTube at 100%? In short, some devices do not fully support modern HTTPS. Over time, to keep YouTube users
> as safe as possible, we will gradually phase out insecure connections.
I suspect TV's are a big perpetrator
Obvious question....
Can it grow weed?
> the average American pays $99.10 per month for cable TV
Bullshit.
That is 100% bullshit.
First off, you don't get to order just cable TV. That doesn't exist (for a reasonable price). If you do opt for only cable TV, comcast offers me a 100$/month plan.
Second, if you want internet, or heaven forbid a landline, the cost jumps to ~200/month. Sure you get those 6 or 12 months of a reduced rate, but then you're slapped with a bill that rivals your mortgage.
They don't need ownership to do that, just access to the hardware, which they already have via manufacturing.
This. A lot of money was still made.
This destroys what consoles gave, common ground.
No longer will everyone playing a single game be running the same hardware. With these cross-platform features, consumers will be looking at which platform provides more frag than lag.
Sony has historically provided better hardware, but Microsoft has provided a better network.
Decisions, decisions...
Have you ever flown a plane with auto pilot?
> picking up the pieces you left behind
HA! Already doing that. These guys can't code for shit.
#BernOrBust
I am shamed that Bernie would endorse Clinton, as a NH resident, I feel even worse we have to host the event he is going to endorse her in - what CNN and NPR would at this point consider already done with a bow tied around it.
Clinton is just as wrong as Trump.
#BernOrBust
To everyone saying this is off-topic.
It is not, the topic is windows expanding the upgrade window. This article just focuses on mobile devices, but don't think too big now, your brains might blow.
Microsoft's PR has been "Look! We've converted all these people to this awesome new OS!", however, the only reason half those numbers are legal (cough), is because it's free.
If it wasn't, those would be pirated copies.
This isn't really their wheelhouse anymore for revenue. This is the "gateway drug" of the their business model.
Free upgrades to Windows 10 won't go away. They will issue a press release about extending desktop upgrades, then eventually let the news fizzle out until no one cares, then remove the "limited time" part of the deal.
Money, duh.
There are various bills a typical household in America has, a mortgage, utilities, cable, and cell phones.
Until recently, people would couple cable and cell phones with the broad brush of "utilities", but cable bills costing $200+/month as well as cell phones costing families another arm; It seems they also want that proverbial leg as well...
> The move reflects a heightened competitive environment, one in which smaller rivals T-Mobile and Sprint have begun winning away customers through
> aggressive offers. Many of these changes mimic offers already available at the other carriers.
This is what saddens me... The process that would make things cheaper, are someone twisted into making it more expensive, but, but MOAR DATA!
I don't think I've ever used more than 5 GB of data in a month. That was while I was living in my car for a couple months too, so I didn't have wifi most of the time.
With WiFi usage, I can't possible see anyone using 24 GB of data... That's a shit load of data.
Contamination.