What employer is actively keeping tabs on how you came to work whether it be public or private transportation? I've never heard of an employer giving a shit how you got there so much as that you are there. I'm sure where the giving a shit kicks in is somewhere at the point where there is no longer a concern about cost of getting there.
Haven't really had any trouble running whatever I want that's Linux on a Mac since 2001-2002. Before there were a lot of good OS X applications I would install Linux apps via Fink and run them in X. Nowadays most of the Linux apps have wrappers on the Mac so you don't even need to piss with compiling them or having X running.
Set your PC up around privacy then. It's not rocket surgery and it's not as though you need to click the apps and start feeding them your personal information. The fix for this issue will take fewer than 2 minutes including the time to Bing search to find it.
This should do it assuming you didn't bother to spend the time to set your operating system up right from the getgo or read ahead before installing major patches as to what you need to do to stay up to snuff on privacy.
There are some altcoins that are ASIC resistant that can only be mined with GPUs or CPUs and others that historically could only be mined with GPUs or CPUs until new ASICs for hashing methods are available, so you can miss out on a lot of potential money early if you are waiting on an ASIC solution. What's more, ASIC vendors have been notoriously slow with shipping as well as availability.
X-Ray the chip would be a good starting point. Since the article is about Huawei I wouldn't be worried so much about a knockoff chip since they do the CPUs in house, so not really a sense in worrying about other parts being knockoffs parts when they can do it first party.
What are they going to do from there? Buy apps assuming they know your AppleID? Update your computer to the next patch which will probably fix the issue?
Mac Mini comes with white Apple stickers while the Pro line of desktops come with black Apple stickers. I'm not putting poor people stickers on my 1998 Ford Focus.
It has 8 USB ports so I kind of look at it as $625 per port. My Mac Pro was $4800 and only has 4 USB ports, so I'd say this is a significantly better value than what I have. I'll be waiting outside the Apple Store on Thursday to pick one up.
Security fixes aside most popular apps start leaving you in the dark and if they change their APIs you're stuck with nothing. iOS devs are far quicker to abandon older devices than Android devs generally sticking to working without requiring the latest greatest API level.
Why I always buy a phone that can have its bootloader unlocked and is supported with a chip that won't be obsolete later down the road. Doing a bit of research alleviates the issue. Nice thing with Apple is you don't need to research the vendor. I just can't stand using iOS anymore since the cat started winning more than the mouse in terms of doing custom software to make the system less annoying.
Apple does it well. Old applications can be kind of wonky with it. Had some issues with Adobe Acrobat plugins not working in scaled mode. As much as I'd love Acrobat to die in a fire I need it for the very plugin it doesn't work in.
Little tired, but Apple doesn't build products for work on an oil field like some of the Panasonic toughbooks. They also don't make a wired keyboard that doesn't suck anymore. Not saying other companies chiclet style keys don't work, but Apple often puts form aside in favor of aesthetics. Not gonna stop using their desktops, but it has been a thing and that was way before Tim Cook took over.
Because it was better than Firefox. Being less awful isn't a big accomplishment. Opera used to be my go to back in the day since it ran on Windows, Mac, and Linux well and Seamonkey was pretty much awful.
Could just use an external storage via USB-OTG. I generally like to wipe everything if I'm getting into recovery to flash. Generally happy enough with lineage or omnirom doing the OTAs though, so recovery generally not something I need to spend that much time in.
I can tab to an email as fast as I can tab to Slack from Slashdot, assuming I feel like the email subject is more important than reading people go on about breast cancer death rates. Professional correspondence is only as quick as how bad Slashdot is.
I think for those who really like Apple and Samsung the convenience of having an $800-1000 phone isn't an issue. Most people fold it into their bill so there isn't a perception of its cost since they are used to paying obscenely high bills and the "rental fee" is essentially at 0% interest.
I prefer the $200-$300 price point and am currently using a LeEco Le Pro 3 which is zippy enough and I prefer being able to flash my own ROM than being fashionable, but most people just want something that works without relearning a new platform.
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What employer is actively keeping tabs on how you came to work whether it be public or private transportation? I've never heard of an employer giving a shit how you got there so much as that you are there. I'm sure where the giving a shit kicks in is somewhere at the point where there is no longer a concern about cost of getting there.
Haven't really had any trouble running whatever I want that's Linux on a Mac since 2001-2002. Before there were a lot of good OS X applications I would install Linux apps via Fink and run them in X. Nowadays most of the Linux apps have wrappers on the Mac so you don't even need to piss with compiling them or having X running.
Set your PC up around privacy then. It's not rocket surgery and it's not as though you need to click the apps and start feeding them your personal information. The fix for this issue will take fewer than 2 minutes including the time to Bing search to find it.
This should do it assuming you didn't bother to spend the time to set your operating system up right from the getgo or read ahead before installing major patches as to what you need to do to stay up to snuff on privacy.
Nothing from the Porsche press release indicated anything about chrome parts. Appears to just be iron, plastic, and steel components.
There are some altcoins that are ASIC resistant that can only be mined with GPUs or CPUs and others that historically could only be mined with GPUs or CPUs until new ASICs for hashing methods are available, so you can miss out on a lot of potential money early if you are waiting on an ASIC solution. What's more, ASIC vendors have been notoriously slow with shipping as well as availability.
X-Ray the chip would be a good starting point. Since the article is about Huawei I wouldn't be worried so much about a knockoff chip since they do the CPUs in house, so not really a sense in worrying about other parts being knockoffs parts when they can do it first party.
What are they going to do from there? Buy apps assuming they know your AppleID? Update your computer to the next patch which will probably fix the issue?
I would totally comment on that article were it posted here. Would not read. That website gave me a strong case of the cringe.
Mac Mini comes with white Apple stickers while the Pro line of desktops come with black Apple stickers. I'm not putting poor people stickers on my 1998 Ford Focus.
It has 8 USB ports so I kind of look at it as $625 per port. My Mac Pro was $4800 and only has 4 USB ports, so I'd say this is a significantly better value than what I have. I'll be waiting outside the Apple Store on Thursday to pick one up.
This joke never gets old.
They got bought by the same company that owns Pantone. Match made in heaven.
Security fixes aside most popular apps start leaving you in the dark and if they change their APIs you're stuck with nothing. iOS devs are far quicker to abandon older devices than Android devs generally sticking to working without requiring the latest greatest API level.
Why I always buy a phone that can have its bootloader unlocked and is supported with a chip that won't be obsolete later down the road. Doing a bit of research alleviates the issue. Nice thing with Apple is you don't need to research the vendor. I just can't stand using iOS anymore since the cat started winning more than the mouse in terms of doing custom software to make the system less annoying.
It beats typing everything out in Punycode. Fortunately Slashdot has robust unicode support.
Apple does it well. Old applications can be kind of wonky with it. Had some issues with Adobe Acrobat plugins not working in scaled mode. As much as I'd love Acrobat to die in a fire I need it for the very plugin it doesn't work in.
They can be helpful in channeling my inner douchebag. With the help of insults I went from a nitwit to a shitcock in just a few short years.
Little tired, but Apple doesn't build products for work on an oil field like some of the Panasonic toughbooks. They also don't make a wired keyboard that doesn't suck anymore. Not saying other companies chiclet style keys don't work, but Apple often puts form aside in favor of aesthetics. Not gonna stop using their desktops, but it has been a thing and that was way before Tim Cook took over.
Because it was better than Firefox. Being less awful isn't a big accomplishment. Opera used to be my go to back in the day since it ran on Windows, Mac, and Linux well and Seamonkey was pretty much awful.
Can't sell phone with the Play Store without Chrome. Selling a phone without Play Services is product suicide.
Could just use an external storage via USB-OTG. I generally like to wipe everything if I'm getting into recovery to flash. Generally happy enough with lineage or omnirom doing the OTAs though, so recovery generally not something I need to spend that much time in.
Windows 10 with Windows Ink support. I wouldn't expect the pen to do much on Linux/BSD/etc due to odd drivers.
That's why I switched to solar and beer.
I can tab to an email as fast as I can tab to Slack from Slashdot, assuming I feel like the email subject is more important than reading people go on about breast cancer death rates. Professional correspondence is only as quick as how bad Slashdot is.
I think for those who really like Apple and Samsung the convenience of having an $800-1000 phone isn't an issue. Most people fold it into their bill so there isn't a perception of its cost since they are used to paying obscenely high bills and the "rental fee" is essentially at 0% interest.
I prefer the $200-$300 price point and am currently using a LeEco Le Pro 3 which is zippy enough and I prefer being able to flash my own ROM than being fashionable, but most people just want something that works without relearning a new platform.