No, when I feel the need for a new address, I simply add it to my growing pile of addresses. It's as simple as; create new address, make new address the contact for all the important stuff (bank/icloud/whatever) and keep the old one for things/people you may have forgotten.
Actually, of all the OSs I've used (OSX included) Windows has been the longest to setup. With OSX you just buy a Mac and done. With Linux, you boot to disk, push next a few times, it runs and you're done. I honestly don't know what Windows does when it's installing, but it takes forever (Win7/8 included).
Actually, considering they got a ruling saying TPB was pirating, and this site is performing the same function as TPB, by the ruling, they are pirating.
To what end are they doing this? I was never a big fan of Opera, but somebody was. Their engine was one of the big things that made them different. Now that they've switched to webkit, can anybody tell me what makes them different from Chrome now?
You do realize this is exactly how science works, right? You look at the world, then you come up with a hypothesis which has conclusions (like this creature). You then test the conclusions (in this case look for it in the fossil record). If you find it, you can move to the theory stage. If a competing hypothesis (yes those exist) finds theirs instead, they get to move on to the theory stage.
Hasn't anybody else noticed that this video is just showing a MacBook with a stupid image fullscreen? I very highly doubt there is something like that in the works...
I don't think paleolithic hunters had a concept of communism. And yes, the evidence suggests they were very "communist" in nature. They needed to be that way to survive.
Cattlemen in the US graze on public lands. Those are commons. Commons is an ancient principle. Private ownership of tiny plots of land is rather rare in history.
What? Where are there cattlemen in the US on public lands? All the ones I know privately own pasture land for the grazing. Also, while private ownership of tiny plots is rather rare, private ownership of very large plots is less rare.
Sadly, this would just end us up in the same situation we're in now. The enforcers would continue to get more powers as they are "necessary for enforcement". Eventually you'd end up right back where we are now, with a government that controls anything it damn well pleases.
And that's OK for things where security doesn't matter like Facebook or Google. But not for banks, medical devices, airplane controls, military...
Because a whole bunch of people don't have personal information on Facebook. And Google doesn't claim to have the most secure browser and OS out there...
It's about history. Microsoft was in the smartphone market long before Apple and Google. People bought Windows CE phones sparingly (because it sucked). Apple brought the iPhone to market and suddenly smartphones were important. Eventually Microsoft came out with WP7, and... it sucked too. I actually know a few people who returned their WP7/WP7.5 phones to the carrier for an Android because you just can't do shit with them. Windows 8 is almost worse.
I think their history (beginning with Windows CE) demonstrates pretty clearly that Microsoft has no clue what's going on with the mobile market.
I disagree. First, it's obvious Cannonical's vision with Ubuntu Phone is to eventually do what Motorola tried to do with the docking station. This would turn a Ubuntu Phone into a Ubuntu "general purpose computer". Plus, I'm really hoping the phone/tablet market goes the way of the PC market and starts having more free/unlocked versions, where a general purpose configuration would do well.
Don't worry, I have my patent, "Method for filing patent protection within the United States" in. Should get approved soon with the way things are going.
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*Slow Clap* I have to say, sir. You've given this silly scene far more thought than most sane people. I'm impressed.
I'm thinking Canonical should just stop beating around the bush and split. I wouldn't be surprised if they announced their own kernel soon.
This. I actually keep one (and only one) CRT around for times when I want/need something with a higher pixel density...
I tend to use TPB for legal download (mostly Linux distros). Care to guess how many legal torrents are flagged infringing on TPB?
No, when I feel the need for a new address, I simply add it to my growing pile of addresses. It's as simple as; create new address, make new address the contact for all the important stuff (bank/icloud/whatever) and keep the old one for things/people you may have forgotten.
Actually, of all the OSs I've used (OSX included) Windows has been the longest to setup. With OSX you just buy a Mac and done. With Linux, you boot to disk, push next a few times, it runs and you're done. I honestly don't know what Windows does when it's installing, but it takes forever (Win7/8 included).
Take a look at your app permissions for me. It doesn't matter that they're sandboxed if they have access to things they shouldn't have access to.
Actually, considering they got a ruling saying TPB was pirating, and this site is performing the same function as TPB, by the ruling, they are pirating.
That is, until a new update changes the rules and breaks the workflow again...
To what end are they doing this? I was never a big fan of Opera, but somebody was. Their engine was one of the big things that made them different. Now that they've switched to webkit, can anybody tell me what makes them different from Chrome now?
You do realize this is exactly how science works, right? You look at the world, then you come up with a hypothesis which has conclusions (like this creature). You then test the conclusions (in this case look for it in the fossil record). If you find it, you can move to the theory stage. If a competing hypothesis (yes those exist) finds theirs instead, they get to move on to the theory stage.
So does google/youtube. That doesn't mean they're getting it.
Why does it have your cell number? I certainly wouldn't put mine on there...
I'm pretty sure it is a MacBook Pro. Some idiot conspiracy theorists probably put this video together and now everybody is believing it.
Uhm... Obvious troll is obvious?
Hasn't anybody else noticed that this video is just showing a MacBook with a stupid image fullscreen? I very highly doubt there is something like that in the works...
I don't think paleolithic hunters had a concept of communism. And yes, the evidence suggests they were very "communist" in nature. They needed to be that way to survive.
Cattlemen in the US graze on public lands. Those are commons. Commons is an ancient principle. Private ownership of tiny plots of land is rather rare in history.
What? Where are there cattlemen in the US on public lands? All the ones I know privately own pasture land for the grazing. Also, while private ownership of tiny plots is rather rare, private ownership of very large plots is less rare.
Sadly, this would just end us up in the same situation we're in now. The enforcers would continue to get more powers as they are "necessary for enforcement". Eventually you'd end up right back where we are now, with a government that controls anything it damn well pleases.
And that's OK for things where security doesn't matter like Facebook or Google. But not for banks, medical devices, airplane controls, military ...
Because a whole bunch of people don't have personal information on Facebook. And Google doesn't claim to have the most secure browser and OS out there...
It's about history. Microsoft was in the smartphone market long before Apple and Google. People bought Windows CE phones sparingly (because it sucked). Apple brought the iPhone to market and suddenly smartphones were important. Eventually Microsoft came out with WP7, and... it sucked too. I actually know a few people who returned their WP7/WP7.5 phones to the carrier for an Android because you just can't do shit with them. Windows 8 is almost worse. I think their history (beginning with Windows CE) demonstrates pretty clearly that Microsoft has no clue what's going on with the mobile market.
They have BES. I do believe you need to pay more attention.
I disagree. First, it's obvious Cannonical's vision with Ubuntu Phone is to eventually do what Motorola tried to do with the docking station. This would turn a Ubuntu Phone into a Ubuntu "general purpose computer". Plus, I'm really hoping the phone/tablet market goes the way of the PC market and starts having more free/unlocked versions, where a general purpose configuration would do well.
Don't worry, I have my patent, "Method for filing patent protection within the United States" in. Should get approved soon with the way things are going.
Please leave your stupid somewhere else. It's starting to stink.