Yea I saw that once and at first thought 'neat'. Then I realized a porch pirate can use this to know who in their neighborhood just had packages delivered, it shows how many stops to go and where the driver currently is - doesn't take much to figure out which houses had packages delivered by refreshing the page a few times.
I was reading up on this lately, the problem currently and in the recent year was the price of DRAM skyrocketing. Once again we can blame the DRAM manufacturers. Oh BTW, they are finally ramping up for more production of memory chips used in these GPU applications, any day now...
Now don't go spouting things like common sense to manufacturers. This is the 21st century after all.. Also I was under the impression that many UEFI BIOS like to write to itself for settings and note taking (sigh) within the bios screen etc. That would require TWO flash chips so that one could be made write protected with a hardware jumper (hey those things are expensive).
In chrome 70 linux (maybe they changed it?) the new design makes inactive tabs light grey text which is fine, but I have a bookmarks bar and the whole thing is light grey text - this is an eyesore. The round stuff isn't too bad but they added a doughnut icon to the right in the url bar - oh I look real close and it's a tiny head within a circle and the tooltip says 'you'. THIS LOOKS LIKE A DOUGHNUT! I bet it looked a lot more distinguishable in the square button form. Most of the round buttons on the url bar have a square active area, however the security icon has a round active area, so it is not consistent. My point is some of these changes do not look thought through or even quality controlled.
Really, the usability of UIs have mirrored very closely the change from computing as a workstation to computing as a consumption device. It's the golden age of consumption, yay:/
Craftsman is it's own entity now. It is sold at Ace Hardware and Lowes. Don't know about quality, most claim it went downhill years ago. Some of the older tools are indeed sought after.
It's the holidays, most people are (not at work, therefore) using much more network bandwidth than normal. Your cell tower or even the server you are using could just be seeing a lot more traffic than normal, so things slow down. But as for this Apple issue, it's quite a funny debacle if you don't own an Apple product...
It is a political hit piece, nothing more. As for Indonesia, it is just bad timing that things happened while someone was 'on vacation', it should also be a lesson.
Sold by or Fulfilled by Amazon. Stick to this and so far I have had no problems - but then I don't buy much from them anymore and I do my due diligence before buying anything.
Their prices are generally the same now as other retailers, and the marketplace just gets in the way when I do try shop there.
The list would be so long no one would bother to read it. Why is apple so special? Every product has flaws that show up over time, doesn't mean you get a free repair once it is out of warranty. If it matters get the extended warranty, or use the learning experience to choose a better product next time.
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Yea I saw that once and at first thought 'neat'. Then I realized a porch pirate can use this to know who in their neighborhood just had packages delivered, it shows how many stops to go and where the driver currently is - doesn't take much to figure out which houses had packages delivered by refreshing the page a few times.
I was reading up on this lately, the problem currently and in the recent year was the price of DRAM skyrocketing. Once again we can blame the DRAM manufacturers. Oh BTW, they are finally ramping up for more production of memory chips used in these GPU applications, any day now...
They should go to the razor blade model, I'd love a free phone :D
C'mon.
Now don't go spouting things like common sense to manufacturers. This is the 21st century after all.. Also I was under the impression that many UEFI BIOS like to write to itself for settings and note taking (sigh) within the bios screen etc. That would require TWO flash chips so that one could be made write protected with a hardware jumper (hey those things are expensive).
Yea, a definition would be quite apt here: Advanced Persistent Threat. (per wikipedia APT)
And most pages were rendered in your preferred colors? I miss those days. So chrome is trying to bring that back. How innovative.
When did they renamed them drones
When they took all of the skill out of it.
Would you bother to read 'Bridge closes when man climbs to top'?
In chrome 70 linux (maybe they changed it?) the new design makes inactive tabs light grey text which is fine, but I have a bookmarks bar and the whole thing is light grey text - this is an eyesore. The round stuff isn't too bad but they added a doughnut icon to the right in the url bar - oh I look real close and it's a tiny head within a circle and the tooltip says 'you'. THIS LOOKS LIKE A DOUGHNUT! I bet it looked a lot more distinguishable in the square button form. Most of the round buttons on the url bar have a square active area, however the security icon has a round active area, so it is not consistent. My point is some of these changes do not look thought through or even quality controlled.
Really, the usability of UIs have mirrored very closely the change from computing as a workstation to computing as a consumption device. It's the golden age of consumption, yay :/
Craftsman is it's own entity now. It is sold at Ace Hardware and Lowes. Don't know about quality, most claim it went downhill years ago. Some of the older tools are indeed sought after.
This is a round-a-bout way of saying embezzlement. Someone had to say it.
5G-reliant technologies, like self-driving cars
Really?
It's the holidays, most people are (not at work, therefore) using much more network bandwidth than normal. Your cell tower or even the server you are using could just be seeing a lot more traffic than normal, so things slow down. But as for this Apple issue, it's quite a funny debacle if you don't own an Apple product...
The deadline was probably 'get this done before holiday vacation', and this is the result.
It is a political hit piece, nothing more. As for Indonesia, it is just bad timing that things happened while someone was 'on vacation', it should also be a lesson.
Oh, grow up.
It better not be the taxpayer. If so, heads should roll or be thrown out of an airplane with a parachute, at 66 feet.
in there somewhere, just another way to avoid paying taxes that help we the people.
Is it really a donation if all of it comes out of what should have been taxes? In the end the people never win.
That is all.
Sold by or Fulfilled by Amazon. Stick to this and so far I have had no problems - but then I don't buy much from them anymore and I do my due diligence before buying anything.
Their prices are generally the same now as other retailers, and the marketplace just gets in the way when I do try shop there.
One firmware update, and bam! your automated house is now a dark soul-less doorstop. The problem is no one will learn from this lesson.
The list would be so long no one would bother to read it. Why is apple so special? Every product has flaws that show up over time, doesn't mean you get a free repair once it is out of warranty. If it matters get the extended warranty, or use the learning experience to choose a better product next time.
All true, but the biggest fundamental problem here is the enabler - the phone companies that do nothing to fix caller id spoofing, etc.